Visit WOWD at the 1st TAKOMA FLEA!

Rummage through merch, music, and more.

See you on Grant Ave, postponed until Saturday May 21st from 10-4.

We’ll also be providing the music - come for the flea, and stay for the good community vibe.

WOWD is excited to announce that we're bringing on new DJs with new shows, adding even more pieces to our already colorful musical mosaic.

Nine People's Favorite Thing, alternate Sundays from 7-8 PM. Judy hosts a show dedicated to modern musical theater. This new show will alternate in the Sunday 7-8 PM slot with Takoma Cabaret, our long running Broadway music show. (Coil Project Variety Hour now airs every other Sunday from 6-7 PM.)

High-n-Low, an hour of indie rock hosted by DJ Urbanowa on the 2nd, 4th, and 5th Mondays from 6-7 PM.

Variety is the Spice of Life, hosted by Christine, alternate Sundays from 5 to 6pm. This bi-weekly show, features an eclectic selection of downtempo and midtempo electronic music. Expect to hear flavors of - and influences from - funk, jazz, world music, hip-hop, soul, and Latin music.

Eclectic Soul, hosted by Semaj, Wednesdays at 10 PM. It's a deep dive in musical cultures explored mainly in black and brown communities such as bounce, go go music, house, reggae, and R&B.

A Denser Weave alternate Tuesdays at 10 PM. Hosted by Simon, this biweekly show (alternating with MOOD MUSIC) presents avant-garde music, mostly instrumental and atmospheric.

Como La Flor Monday evenings at 7 PM. An hour of cumbia music hosted by Valentina.

After-School Special, Tuesdays at 5pm, hosted by Addy, a Wilson High School student.
Silicon Symphonies alternate Wednesdays from 6 'til 8 PM. Hosted by "Et," who calls it a "chaotic neural soundtrack to the A.I. apocalypse AND a good excuse to move your feet."
Rudie Patootie is Thursdays from 5 'til 6 PM. It's a Ska music show, delving into all types of Ska, plus other upbeat tunes with horns. Rae hosts weekly
Days Have Gone By is alternate Thursday nights from 11 PM 'til 1 AM. On this new biweekly show, Matt plays songs of an ethereal nature, drawing from genres such as jazz, psych, folk, and American Primitive.

More reasons to keep your radio tuned to 94.3 FM or your internet audio set to TakomaRadio.org.

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

Tune in…

TUE. MAR. 1 - EPIC CITY. Carolivia welcomes Susan Weidman Schneider, the founder of Lilith magazine (4-5 PM)

SUN. MAR. 6 - TAKOMA CABARET presents "Great Broadway Performers of the 21st Century - The Women" (7-8 PM)

TUES. MAR. 8 (International Women's Day) - ROCK & ROLL RABBIT HOLE with an all-female installment of their Hole of Fame, including Kristen Hersch, Jenny Toomey Amelia Fletcher, and Tanya Donnelly (12-2 PM)

WED. MAR. 9 - CLASSIC ARMENIAN DIPTHONGS presents an all-women mutli-genre, multi-era, and multi-place musical mix (6-8 PM)

WED. MAR. 9 - SOUL SONIC plays Divas of Discontent (8-10 PM)

THUR. MAR. 10 - HOT SAUCE LOUNGE begins a 3-part Battle of the Femme Rockers (pt.2 on 3/17, pt. 3 on 3/24)

THUR. MAR. 10 - MUSIC MATINEE features songs from films directed by women (4-5 PM)

THUR. MAR. 10 - INDIE PENCHANT spotlights women artists from the DC area (7-9 PM)

TUES. MAR. 15 - TUESDAY MORNING MIX with a selection of TMM's favorite women artists, from Dinah Washington to Lucinda Williams (8-10 AM)

SAT. MAR. 19 - THOUGHT BOWL explores sexism in the pinball industry (3-4 PM)

SUN. MAR. 20 - MELODY DIVAS with Music By Women in the Movement.

They say "don't change horses mid-stream."

Well, WOWD isn't changing horses, but we are changing streams. Our internet stream, that is. It's now being provided by a third party, which specializes in that sort of thing!

If you access WOWD online through the PLAY button on our website, or through TuneIn, the switch to the new stream is automatic. But if you have saved our old streaming URL to a media player on your computer, you'll need to change it. The new stream URL is https://wowd.broadcasttool.stream/stream.

We thank David Klann of Broadcast Tool & Die and our own IT engineer Matt Toigo for facilitating the change.