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Evan Richwalsky

Heights Now: John Carroll evaluating legal options in zoning battle with Shaker Heights

April 11, 2024

John Carroll University and the City of Shaker Heights continue to go back and forth regarding the zoning of apartment buildings in Fairmount Circle that are owned by John Carroll. …

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Categories Heights Now, The Heights

Heights Now: NE Ohio to receive new area code

February 19, 2024

The beloved 440 area code is set to run out of phone numbers in the second half of 2024. In response, Northeast Ohio has been granted a new area code, …

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Categories Audio, Heights Now, The Heights

Heights Now: Ohio leaves ERIC voter data sharing agreement

November 29, 2023

In September, Ohio Secretary of State Frank LaRose pulled Ohio out of the ERIC voter data-sharing agreement, and signed new a-la-carte agreements with Florida, Virginia, and West Virginia. You can …

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Categories Audio, Heights Now

Heights Now: JCU responds to Cleveland Diocese’s controversial statement on sexual identity and gender

October 20, 2023

WJCU News Director Laken Kincaid dives into the recent statement from the Cleveland Diocese and the impacts on LGBTQ+ students. You can listen to this edition of Heights Now below. …

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Categories Audio, Heights Now, The Heights

Heights Now: Cleveland says goodbye to Tito

October 13, 2023

WJCU’s Tate Farinacci dives into the storied career and impact of the Cleveland Guardians’ longtime former manager Terry Francona. You can listen to this edition of Heights Now below. Heights …

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Categories Audio, Heights Now, The Heights

Heights Now: SCOTUS strikes down race-based admissions at Harvard, North Carolina

September 21, 2023

WJCU’s Tate Farinacci dives into the recent Supreme Court decision regarding race-based admissions at some of the nation’s top colleges and universities. You can listen to this edition of Heights …

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Categories Audio, Heights Now, News

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808s and Mixtapes

808s and Mixtapes was built to give a voice to the voiceless in the underground and up-and-coming rap industry. 808s and Mixtapes plays only the hottest and fastest up-and-coming rap/hip-hop artists. Produced by Zachary Sinutko and Collin Kennedy and featuring weekly Emily Davala and Swayyyfather.
w/Zachary Sinutko, Collin Kennedy, and Daunte Horton - Hip-hop / Rap
Recent plays
Drake Jumbotron Poppin Shit @10:35
Chunk SAMBAS @10:31
Chunk HOLD ME DOWN @10:25
Travis Porter Ayy Ladies @10:18
Joey Valence & Brae OK @10:16
Dee Mula Blow My High @10:04
Kanye West;Pusha T Runaway @10:03
U2 "40" @9:59
U2 Bad @9:51
Red Wanting Blue Where You Wanna Go @9:46
John Waite Change @9:36
The Kinks All Day and All of the Night (Live at Rutgers University, New Brunswick, NJ, March 1979) @9:33
The Rolling Stones Can't You Hear Me Knocking @9:30
Lenny Kravitz Are You Gonna Go My Way @9:27
Counting Crows Mr. Jones @9:22
Quiet Riot Thunderbird @9:18
Southside Johnny & The Asbury Jukes Having A Party (Part 1) @9:11
The Cure Pictures Of You @9:04
The Rolling Stones Can't You Hear Me Knocking @9:01
Third Eye Blind Never Let You Go @8:57
Creed With Arms Wide Open @8:53
Retro Stars Higher (Originally Performed By Creed) [Full Vocal Version] @8:48
Peter Gabriel Solsbury Hill @8:42
Peter Gabriel In Your Eyes @8:31
U2 With Or Without You @8:26
3 Doors Down Kryptonite @8:21
UB40 (I Can't Help) Falling in Love With You @8:18
UB40 Red Red Wine - 12'' Version @8:13
Rusted Root Send Me On My Way @8:06
Better Than Ezra This Time of Year @8:02
The Rolling Stones Can't You Hear Me Knocking @8:02
Allison Eide Love Who I Am @7:57
Colbie Caillat Try @7:54
Maddie Zahm Fat Funny Friend @7:50
Jamisen Compliment @7:47
Avery Anna skinny @7:42
Avery Anna biggest t-shirt @7:38
Megan Moroney Girl in the Mirror @7:32
Sasha Sloan House With No Mirrors @7:28
Bailey Bryan Scars @7:19
Olivia Lane Perfect Skin (From "Songland") @7:16
Anson Seabra Magazines @7:12
Kelsea Ballerini MARILYN @7:09
Ash Ruder Blue Genes @7:04
Josh Joplin Group Camera One @6:58
Citron Citron Portamento @6:58
Vanishing Twin KRK (At Home in Strange Places) @6:53
Ronjo V Roundabout @6:49
MIEN Mirror @6:45
Surprise Chef Consulate Case @6:42

Matt's Gamut

@Midnight w/Matt - Eclectic

Indie Heat of Da Nite

It's ba-a-ack! Indie Heat of the Night returns, late nights on WJCU. Playing you the very best in indie rock, indie pop, dance punk, post-punk, synth pop, lo-fi, emo, and alternative. Tune in every night from 2am to 6am for an edgy way to start--or end--your day.
@2 am Fresh Mix of Independent Music

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