Join us as WCSB brings you a rare performance by Michael Hurley at “Now That’s Class”, Cleveland
Doors at 8pm
Show starts at 9pm
For a map of the venue and more information on “Now That’s Class http://www.yelp.com/biz/now-thats-class-lounge-cleveland
This show will be broadcast live exclusively on WCSB 89.3fm and at www.wcsb.org
Get your Halloween costumes ready – YOU are invited to the FREE Masquerade Ball, hosted by your friends here at WCSB. Come on down to the Cleveland Public Theater starting at 9pm on 10/31/09. See your favorite WCSB personalities, enter our spooktacular costume contest and eat, drink & be SCARY! Dance to sets by our DJs and check out:
Zero Boys ( Indianapolis Punk Legends ) – www.zeroboys.net
My Dad is Dead ( North Carolina Rockers) – www.mydadisdead.com
Fragments – dark ambient spookiness
Sun God – www.myspace.com/sungodcleveland
Mr. California – www.myspace.com/mrcalifornia
Come MASH IT UP , all you monsters. It’s gonna rule! Be there, so when everyone is talking about how they were at the first ever WCSB Masquerade Ball, you can say you were there … and this time you won’t be lying.
WCSB Loves Our Listeners
Thanks to Frank Stanek for documenting our transition to the Cole Center.
WCSB is always looking for new and talented DJs to carry on the tradition of providing northeast Ohio with the finest in alternative entertainment and information. We have been broadcasting at 89.3 FM, from the campus of CSU since 1976!
Could you be one of our DJs?
You don’t have to have any prior experience. However, we are not a broadcasting school. We are here to provide a voice to music and culture that is neglected by the mainstream media.
If you are interested, stop by Student Life in MC 106, and pick up an application.
WCSB is always looking for new and talented DJs to carry on the tradition of providing northeast Ohio with the finest in alternative entertainment and information. We have been broadcasting at 89.3 FM, from the campus of CSU since 1976!
Could you be one of our DJs?
You don’t have to have any prior experience. However, we are not a broadcasting school. We are here to provide a voice to music and culture that is neglected by the mainstream media.
If you are interested, stop by Student Life in MC 106, and pick up an application.
Thanks to everyone that came out to our open house. It was great to see everyone!We received 1/3 of our pledged this weekend. If you couldn’t stop by open house please be sure to send in your pledge as soon as you can.Here’s some shots of the mad house.
On the afternoon of Sunday November 9th at 12:00pm, WCSB will begin its 25th annual Radiothon. This weeklong fundraising event is WCSB’s only source of expendable revenue. The Radiothon event happens only once a year, and is the only time of the year that WCSB asks for your support. As you may have heard on our recent broadcasts, WCSB has finally moved to our new studio in the Cole Center for Continuing Education. Our new studio has been completely remodeled to fit our needs. We have purchased all new shelving for our music library, new furniture for the offices, new cabinetry for the main air and production room boards, and many other items. This year’s Radiothon is earmarked towards paying off these moving expenses and to increase our budget for future, unanticipated moving expenses. WCSB also needs your support to make necessary equipment upgrades and supply purchases as needed. We appreciate your support, and hope you will support us again this year.
As in past years, WCSB has a couple of items to note for this year’s Radiothon, they include:
Once again, we hope you will take the time during the week of November 9th through November 16th, to pledge your support during your favorite WCSB program(s). Information on how to donate can be found here. WCSB would like to encourage Radiothon donors to stop up to the radio station during the Open House (Friday Nov. 21 @ 3-8 and Sun. Nov. 23 @ 12-4) event. This is especially beneficial in regards to premiums. By coming to the Open House to pick up your premium, you save WCSB money on postage costs. If you have any questions about WCSB’s Radiothon, pledges or premiums, you may call the WCSB Development Office anytime at (216) 687-3591 or check out our Radiothon section or the WCSB Forum. Thank you for your continued support of non-commercial radio and WCSB.
On May 10th, 1976, we held our first broadcast via FM signal from room 956 of Rhodes Tower. A simple ceremony was conducted. The former General Manager of WCSU, Cleveland State’s original campus only radio station, put the needle on an LP of the Beatles “Yellow Submarine”. The chosen song was an instrumental – “Pepperland” , thus beginning our illustrious tenor. Since then, that same location has been the point of origination for everything that has aired on 89.3 fm. Until now.At approximately 5:00pm on October 16, 2008 we will flip the switch. Tune in to the very FIRST broadcast from our new station and the preceding LAST broadcast from Rhodes Tower.