WOWD partners with Montgomery County Public Libraries for a virtual JUST FOR THE RECORD - A VINYL DAY Saturday, April 17, 2021.

Just for the Record – A Vinyl Day is an annual celebration of music, culture, art and sound. In its fourth year, the event will bring music and information about vinyl from 12 to 3 pm.

The free virtual event is open to everyone interested in music and vinyl. All ages welcome. No registration needed.

Make Music Montgomery Contest 
12 p.m.

Featuring performances from a group of selected musical acts from residents, with judging and commentary by a distinguished panel of experts, including WOWD’s own Eme and Michael of Jolly Papa (Weds 1-3pm)

Vinyl Records Workshop – Pricing Vinyl 
1 p.m.

Panel Discussion on Racial Equity and Social Justice in Music 
2 p.m.

• Olivia Ellis Randolph, Takoma Radio (WOWD-FM) Station Manager.

• Daryl Davis, international recording artist, actor, author and leader of The Daryl Davis Band.

• Dianne Be, Takoma Radio (WOWD-FM)

Tune in to WOWD to hear about AFI Silver’s NEW AFRICAN Film Festival, with Mwiza Munthali of Africa World Now Project.

Talk of Takoma, March 28 (1-3pm)

Jolly Papa, March 31 (1-3pm)

WOWD is media sponsor of AFI Silver.

MONDAY MARCH 8 was INTERNATIONAL WOMEN'S DAY, and many WOWD programs joined in the celebration of women's achievements and gender equality by spotlighting a wide variety of women's music.

Listen back to…

GET UP at 8 AM

HI-FI DINER at 11 AM

GUITAR ARCADE at 2 PM

ROCKCONTINUUM at 4 PM

WHAT'S UP NEXT at 8 PM

The celebration continued Tuesday as well, with women's music spotlighted on

CHECK-IN TIME at 10

ROCK & ROLL RABBIT HOLE at Noon

SUGAR & SPICE at 5

BLUES HALL OF FAME at 6

plus a conversation between Black women classics scholars on EPIC CITY at 4

Of course, the entire month of March is Women's History Month, so stay tuned for other women's programming throughout the month on WOWD, 94.3 FM and TakomaRadio.org.

Listen back to a special Takoma Park Black History Month program:

Preserving Stories from Takoma Park’s African-American Community and Celebrating LEE JORDAN.

Hosted by WOWD’s Dianne B.