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A Better World Host McNair Ezzard A Better World provides an in-depth look into the people and organizations, locally, nationally, and internationally, who are working to create a world that works for everyone.
Sunday 9:00 AM
Musician and former curatorial assistant at the Ogden Museum of Southern Art, Gary Parky is a New Orleans ex-pat who moved to Asheville in 2020. Gary has produced an eclectic music show for WHIV for several years and joined the family of volunteer DJs for WPVM in 2023.
Bossa Brasil presents a showcase of the wide and infectious varieties of A música do Brasil, from samba and Chôro to MPB, Forró, Jazz and more, including an occasional historic example from the “Age of Radio” from the 1930s, right up to the newest from this year. Hosted by 40-year radio programmer and 50-year certifiable Brazil Nut Rodger Collins.
CAROLINA BOP SOCIETY RADIO SHOW
Jazz music program featuring music hailing from Carolina.
With Host Bill Heath
North Carolina has been the birthplace of some of America’s most influential Black musicians, whose groundbreaking artistry has shaped genres from jazz and blues to gospel, funk, and folk. This radio show will spotlight these legendary figures, celebrating their enduring impact on music and culture.
Dave Rogers Magic Music Mix
Looking for a real mix of oldies including, R&B, Blue-eyed soul, pop, crossover country and maybe even classic beach music? Listen in to the “Magic Mix,” hosted by David Rogers. You’ll hear great songs from the Billboard charts here on WPVM-LP FM!

The Empowered Whistleblower
In 1992, Dawn reported a high-level leader in the United States Air Force for unethical and illegal behavior. She incurred abusive retaliation for her fearless boldness. Despite death threats and a demotion, Dawn persevered in standing up for herself. Her story of bravery was used by the Air Force as training in a Senior Noncommissioned Leadership course
Sunday 10:00 AM
First Wave takes you back to the genesis and evolution of Punk and New Wave, as well as influential garage and surf bands of the 1960s.
The show brings context to the music to understand why and from where Punk Rock emerged, its metamorphosis into New Wave, and its importance in influencing bands into the 21st century.Join me on this classic and current Punk and New Wave journey, and email me at wpvmfirstwave@gmail.com. I’d love to read your comments, questions, and song requests. Keep Rockin’! – Peter D-A
Gospel Boogie
Gospel Boogie is a program that presents uptempo gospel music from the golden age of gospel, 1945-1965. This wonderful American musical form is presented simply for musical enjoyment, in much the same way one would approach any other genre of music. No preaching, no proselytising.
In The Groove Monday 8:00 – 10:00 pm
Sunday 3:00 – 5:00 pm
Jazz Hybrid is a positive, community-based show that celebrates good music and engaging conversation by highlighting some of the many amazing writers, teachers, artists, activists, and musicians living in the area and the projects they are working on. Host Sebastian Matthews will play modern and contemporary jazz music—working to widen and deepen the notion of “jazz” as much as possible—while engaging in conversation with local and national figures.
Land of the Sky with Brody Hunt
Sunday 7:00 – 9:00 pm
WPVM’s very own music historian Brody Hunt offers you some of the world’s most sought after recordings from the early days of music on his show “Land of the Sky,” which airs every Sunday at 7 pm on WPVM fm 103.7. Brody opens his “Land of the Sky” show with an original tune by the father of country music, Jimmie Rodgers. Brody continues with early examples of Louis Armstrong, June Carter, Billie Holiday, and seldom heard Hawaiian recordings of the 1920-1930s, plus much more.
Brody hopped a freight train to Asheville from the Pacific Northwest, where he grew up in a musical family that dates back seven generations. With a history like that, is it any wonder that Brody obsessively collects early recordings from his homeland and other regions from the great American west? Brody says, “Every collector finds a niche. I seek out pre-World War II country blues, tunes of out-west, hobo songs, and musicians associated with Asheville. I love going down that musical rabbit hole and finding all those note-filled gems few remember. I especially love sharing my rare finds with our “Land of the Sky” listeners every Sunday night.
Lester The Nightfly
Our host, PJ Ewing (a.k.a. PJDJ), has been well-known for his love of music since his earliest days in New York City. PJ brings his knowledge of countless musical genres to this hour-long weekly deep-dive into the eclectic. Lester The Nightfly presents late-night sonic visions that should inspire you to seek new music beyond the familiar. PJ is not satisfied to simply play the music, rather he wants to get behind the work, learn about the artists’ inspirations, hear from the creators, and simply follow his nose to see where the music leads us. Details on each show can be found at Lester The Nightfly. Playlists, photos, videos and the research work behind the episode are on display for you to explore there. There you can see what episodes are “in the works” for future broadcasts of Lester the Nightfly. Sunday 1:00 am and Thursday 7:00 pm
Southern Carolina Jamboree – Host Mark McAfee
Southern Carolina Jamboree – Host Mark McAfee – a 2 hours per week commercial-free radio broadcast offering Southern Rock, Blues, Jazz, Acoustic, Americana, Rock & Roll, Country & Western, plus some Live and Local tunes.
A long-time fan of these music styles, Mark currently plays guitar with DogDay BlueJay, Bass Guitar with The Winters Brothers Band, and Dobro with The Passing Scene.
The Listen & Be Heard Radio Show, hosted and produced by Martha Cinader, is primarily for readers and writers, and in general to promote local culture everywhere. Writers are already readers, who often influence what other people read and talk about. This is a platform for in-depth conversations with authors about new books that we’ve read and want to talk about, about the craft and trade of writing and some of the challenges and joys of writing and speaking. Listen & Be Heard has its roots in poetry, storytelling and open mics, so you can also expect to hear some spoken word every week. We also publish articles, videos and archives from the many iterations of Listen & Be Heard over the years on our website. Submissions and queries are welcome. If you have a new book, please keep in mind that we do not conduct interviews without reading the book first. Contributors, Tony Robles, Jay Rodriguez Sierra, Pilar Uribe.
“I have been collecting reggae lp’s for about 30 years. It has become a passion of mine my entire life. I now get to share it with others who love the vibes as much as I do. I am not trying to “teach” people about reggae music, but to share the many styles and unknown artists that have gone overlooked
Cycling through the latest and greatest tracks from Alternative, Indie, New Wave, Shoegaze, and Electronic artists, and their influences. Spin Class Host- VA- brings you featured albums from her collection + new releases, as well as samples genre artists with shows coming to the region. Join Spin Class on Friday’s from 2-5pm EST.
That Record Guy – Christopher Rush
Classic Rock and Pop from the 50’s through the 80’s with a REAL living, breathing DJ. Somewhere between 1966-67, I fell in love. It was love at first sound, and it grows deeper with every passing year. Pop Music has been the love of my life, and she is more beautiful today than she was when I first laid ears on her. I watched every show, listened to every station and read every magazine. I had to know EVERYTHING!!…. from the moment the artist’s pen hit paper, to when the needle hit the groove. It’s this love that I try to share with every episode of ThatRecordGuy, Friday nights from Ten to Midnight and re-aired Saturday five to seven pm. I’ll save you a seat…
Twice 5 Miles
Radio matters. That’s why when owner and station manager Davyne Dial invited me to host a weekly podcast radio show for WPVMFM 103.7 on air from downtown Asheville, I said yes right away. I named the show Twice 5 Miles Radio: Fertile Ground For Conversations Having. I take my inspiration from NPR’s Fresh Air with Terry Gross, On Point with Tom Ashbrook, The Diane Rehm Show, and On Being with Krista Tippett. The conversations here explore culture, poetry, spirituality, art, education, business, politics, and literature. It’s my great pleasure to share this work with you. Enjoy.
Friday 9:00 – 10:00 am