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American Routes
American Routes is a two-hour weekly excursion into American music, spanning eras and genres -- roots rock and soul, blues and country, jazz, gospel and beyond.
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As It Happens
Listening to As It Happens is like taking a trip around the world five nights a week. Hosts Barbara Budd and Carol Off, of the Canadian Broadcasting Corportation, explore the heart of a story, whether it's happening in the streets of Belgrade, the dockyards of Vancouver, the boardrooms of Bay Street, or the kitchens of Paris. |
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Bluegrass Review
The Bluegrass Review includes bluegrass classics as well as contemporary bluegrass music.
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Blues Before Sunrise
Steve Cushing is a Chicago broadcaster with years of experience in playing the Blues. Blues Before Sunrise is a program of historical Blues and related music which takes you back to some of the earliest days of the genre. |
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Celtic Connections
Celtic Connections offers radio listeners a wide variety of traditional and contemporary music associated with the western European lands occupied at one time or another by people of the Celtic t
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Classic Country
Sunday evenings on WTIP are all about country music and listeners have grown to expect the very best. Classic Country hosts love country music and feature a wide variety from all eras and genres, including bluegrass, gospel, mountain music, and 70's country much more. |
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DayBreak
Join veteran journalists Jay Andersen and Roger Linehan for a program packed with news, music and some humor. Listener favorites like For the Birds, The Environment Report, Morning Business Report, and The Predator Moment provide a regular foundation for this program that also covers politics, local news and issues, and, the funnier side to the news.
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First Nation's Time
Each week Lil Fisher and John Morrin, both Anishinaabe, bring you an hour of contemporary and traditional music featuring Native American performers. This program has a long history on WTIP and is a listener favorite. |
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Hearing Voices
Hearing Voices is an hour of The Best of Public Radio: a sixty-minute stream of “driveway moments” connected by a weekly theme, with the help of a guest host.&nb |
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Local AM Community Calendar
News and information, interviews, weather, upcoming events, music, school news, and many special features. AM Calendar includes our popular trivia question - Pop Quiz!
The AM Community Calendar receives programming support from the Minnesota Arts and Cultural Heritage Fund, which supports the arts, cultural, and history programming on WTIP. |
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Local PM Community Calendar
The PM Community Calendar airs from 5-6 p.m. weekdays and is the place to get caught up with what’s happening in your backyard and beyond.
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Monday Night Mix
Monday Night Mix is one of WTIP’s most eclectic musical programs. Hosts change every week and each bring their own set of musical tastes and knowledge to the program. |
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Mountain Stage
Mountain Stage guarantees listeners the best seats in the house for live performances by new and established artists.
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New Orleans All the Way Live
WWOZ-FM in New Orleans produces an outstanding program each week that combines music, culture and food from the Crescent City.
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North Shore Potluck
North Shore Potluck takes advantage of the wide-ranging menu of special programs available to WTIP from around the world. Each show gives listeners the chance to learn and grow through a filling feast from some of the best producers in regional, national and international radio. |
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North Shore Weekend
Host CJ Heithoff brings you this Saturday morning show, created at the request of WTIP listeners. North Shore Weekend features three hours of community information, features, interviews, an
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Northern Gardening
Northern Gardening covers a variety of gardening topics relevant to our northern climate. |
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Old Time Radio Hour
Peter Igoe has been with WTIP a long time and he’s an expert on vintage radio dramas and comedy. Each week he brings an hour of old time radio that may include “The Saint,” “Sherlock Holmes,” “Dragnet,” “Fibber McGee and Molly” and others from the years when radio provided all the broadcast entertainment. |
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Polka Time
Sunday afternoons are perfect for Polka. WTIP hosts roll out regional and national bands for an hour of traditional and contemporary polka and related music. So tune in and get ready to polka down! |
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Putumayo World Music Hour
Putumayo World Music Hour provides a musical trip around the World with programs centering on different continents, regions and musical styles.
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Remember When
A nostalgic musical journey that includes big band, old time country, rock 'n roll and more. |
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Rock Revived
Reviving Your Rock Soul with the Best Classic and New Rock. Brandon Cole and his crew bring you an hour of raucous rock and banter like only they can. You’ll hear music ranging from Punk to Classic Rock to Heavy Metal and everything in between. Be prepared to ROCK! |
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Saturday Night Mix
This three-hour program celebrates Saturday night. WTIP hosts enjoy a wide variety of music and Saturday Night Mix reflects that, in a party-time, upbeat fashion! |
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School Sports Broadcasts
WTIP brings you live broadcasts from school sporting events to keep you connected with our many talented student athletes. |
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Sidetracks
WTIP Music Director Cathy Quinn hosts two hours of music from a variety of genres. The music reflects the eclectic tastes of WTIP listeners and ranges from blues to bluegrass, from celtic to country, and more. Sidetracks has become a must-listen-to program, airing weekday mornings from 10:00 - noon. |
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Small Change
Small Change is WTIP’s weekly two hour call-in trivia show. Each week WTIP hosts throw out trivia questions in a variety of genres and teams and individuals in radio land gear up with their speed dials and answers ready in this action packed program. That’s 387-1070 or 1-800-473-9847!
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Sounds of the Spirit
Sacred and reflective music is featured on this Sunday evening program. BJ Muus is the veteran host and he weaves music from a number of sacred traditions, including “Sing for Joy," a half-hour of Christian music from St. Olaf College in Northfield, Minnesota. |
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Speaking of Faith
Speaking of Faith is an hour-long program that explores topics and perspectives of faith through intelligent conversation and evocative sound and music. |
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Swing Session
Host Bill Burkhardt has presented Swing Session for several years to an ever-growing group of loyal listeners. This hour-long program is exclusive to WTIP and centers around the big band music of the 1930's and 40's. |
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SymphonyCast
Bryan Newhouse hosts a two-hour program that features a full-length concert by a national or international symphony orchestra. |
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The Needle Drop
Every week, The Needle Drop features an hour of the best rock, pop, electronic, and experimental music out there today.
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The Roadhouse
This program officially starts the weekend along the North Shore and across the North Woods.
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The Vinyl Cafe
Stuart McLean is known throughout Canada for his gentle stories about Dave, owner of The Vinyl Café record store. The weekly show also features musical performances and&nbs
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The World Cafe
The World Café is an exploration of new and significant music and the artists who create it. |
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Thirsty Boots
Some of WTIP’s earliest programming centered on folk music. Thirsty Boots carries on this tradition with three hours of folk, Americana, roots, folk rock, celtic, protest and other related music. Different hosts bring differing approaches to the show, guaranteeing a little something for all the folkies out there!
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Tuesday Classics
Classical music echoes across the North Shore during this two-hour program hosted by WTIP veteran Mary Igoe. Mary provides a unique approach to the Classics playing selections of music and composers that fit each evening and season. |
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UnderCurrents
UnderCurrents can be heard on WTIP weekdays from 1-2 p.m. and everyday overnight from midnight on.
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Voices From the Circle
Join Host Jim DeNomie (Bad River Chippewa), Barbara Jersey (Menominee/Potawatomi) & Shadow (The Radio Dog) for traditional & contemporary Native American music, storytelling, a |
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Wednesday Night Jazz
Cool jazz is the norm on Wednesday nights as the WTIP jazz crew provides three hours of jazz music. You will hear jazz greats from the US and beyond as the hosts scour the available music to create programs with just the right selections. |
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West Coast Live
West Coast Live is a fully live national 2-hour radio variety show from San Francisco hosted by Sedge Thompson. Thompson is the Indiana Jones of public radio, taking |
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Women in Music
This Sunday afternoon program celebrates the music written by and/or performed by women throughout the world. |
