University Heights returning money

This edition of “Heights Now” talks about University Heights returning $160,000.00 in tax money to commercial property owners who won property appraisal appeals. Mayor Susan Infeld also discusses how the city is doing otherwise. Heights Now is produced by a partnership between WJCU 88.7FM and The Heights Observer.

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November 10th, 2010

Heights Now

The Rock

Born in September of 2006 and first on the air on Jan 18, 2007, The Rock is quite possibly the best rock and roll radio show in town. Featuring a mix of hard alternative, metal, and metalcore. Gene is your host, and he knows how to keep it rockin' much better than all those "other shows". From local acts to nationally signed, brand new fresh out of the box music to the classics, The Rock has it all! Bands: Any band wishing to submit their songs/albums to be played on the show, send all materials to the following address: Gene, host of "The Rock" 88.7 FM WJCU c/o John Carroll University 20700 North Park Blvd University Heights, OH 44118 Also, I accept email submissions, in mp3 and WAV format, via email...also, I am always looking for new artists to interview on the show, or if you are interested in doing an acoustic set in the studio, shoot me a line!

w/Gene - Hard Alternative, Metal, and Hardcore

Halestorm Freak Like Me @1:05

Black Label Society Life, Birth, Blood, Doom @12:58

Motley Crue Too Young to Fall in Love @12:54

Steel Panther Death to All But Metal @12:51

The Beards You Should Consider Having Sex with a Bearded Man @12:48

Anthrax I'm Alive @12:42

Black Sabbath God is Dead @12:35

All Dinosaurs Social Mongoloid @12:27

Middle Class Rut New Low @12:23

Silversun Pickups The Pit @12:20

Awolnation Kill Your Heroes @12:17

Free Medicine Leave Me for Dead @12:11

Indie Heat of Da Nite

@2 am Fresh Mix of Independent Music

Wordplay

Wordplay is an offbeat mix of poetry, comedy, and an ongoing exploration of the possibilities of the spoken word. Wordplay's opening monologue blends music and language (and sometimes sound effects) into a surreal, funny, often darkly serious meditation on the state of one man's struggles to live in the bewildering world of contemporary America. The show also features guest appearances by local poets and nationally known writers. But the real strength of Wordplay is the interaction between co-hosts George Bilgere and John Donoghue. The two poets read short, interesting poems by important writers. They banter about poetry, argue about it, and generally give each other a hard time. A Plain Dealer article about Wordplay called the show "the Click and Clack of poetry." Not a bad description.

@8 am w/George Bilgere and John Donoghue - Poetry