Aaron Sharpe

Come help Keep Cincinnati Beautiful during the Great American Cleanup.  Brian O'd is broadcasting live from ground zero at the Kennedy Heights Arts Center from 8a-noon.  Grab your gloves and your grubbies and join the effort to Keep Cincinnati Beautiful!

Local indie-rock outfit, Majestic Man, are set to play the next Studio 89 on April 23rd.

WNKU relies on Member Support for its largest single source of revenue.  Member Support is what keeps WNKU fiercely creative, commercial-free,independent of corporate interests, and ON THE AIR!

WNKU welcomes the Comet Bluegrass All Stars and Magnolia Mountain to Tunes & Blooms at the Cincinnati Zoo tonight at 6pm.  Admission is FREE!

WNKU welcomes local band, Pete Dressman and Soul Unified Nation to Studio 89 tonight at 7pm.

Tune in to listen live!

Last Thursday night, Walk the Moon appeared on Late Night with Jimmy Fallon.  Jimmy's always been known for being ahead of the curve when it comes to his musical guests.  Of course, Jimmy also says in this clip that Walk the Moon's debut album is coming out this summer which leaves us with the following question: 

What on earth have we been playing on WNKU for the past 18 months!?!

As if we didn't have enough to be thankful for already, the readers of CityBeat Magazine have voted WNKU Greater Cincinnati's Best Radio Station for the 8th time.  Check out their Best of Issue here.  According to our math, that's more wins for WNKU than for any other radio station in the market. 

But it gets better!  Our own Mr. Rhythm Man was voted BEST MUSIC-LOVING, FREEFORM-STYLE, IRREPRESSIBLY HIP ROCK-AND-SOUL DISC JOCKEY IN CINCINNATI by the CityBeat staff.

Thanks to the over 1000 WNKU listeners who gave during our spring membership drive.  Thanks especially to the Thie Family Foundation, The Financial Network Group, Murphy's Pub, Vivian Wilson, Graham & Sharon Mitchell, John Byczkowski, Dr. Karl's Big Hair Honey, Gerry & Peggy St. Amand, Orange Frazer Press, Menasha Ridge Press, the Roebling Point Bookstore and the hundreds of WNKU members who contributed to our Matching Members Fund.

Of course, if you didn't get a chance to contribute during the drive, you can still make a pledge today and help us get to our overall goal of $150,000.  Thanks!