The WDEV Network
96.1 | 96.5 | 98.3 | 101.9 | AM550
Serving Vermont with unique and relevant programming since 1931. Locally Owned ~ Locally Operated ~ Locally Programmed.
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News and Weather
WDEV features more local, relevant news programming than any other station in Vermont. Our Forecaster Roger Hill provides detailed regional forecasts that give an extra level of detail so you can plan you day in confidence.
WDEV NEWS SERVICES
Essential reporting on local, regional, national and global news. Morning News Service at 6am-9am, Midday News Service at Noon-1pm & Afternoon News Service 4pm-5:30pm.
The Dave Gram Show
WDEV’s news talk program featuring important topics, important guests and your phone calls. Monday through Friday 9am-11am with Dave Gram.
The Trading Post
Buy, Sell, Trade and Swap items with other Vermonters. Airing each weekday morning at 6:35am, plus a Bonus Edition at 8am on Saturdays. Submit items by phone, email, or regular mail.
Ken Squier Sports
Local, National and Global sport headlines and commentary with the legendary broadcaster and WDEV Owner, Ken Squier. Weekdays at 12:30pm and 4:30pm.
The Dump Show
A legendary program with a legendary host. Join Ken Squier and Jack Donovan each Saturday morning immediately following the Bonus Edition Trading Post.
The Getaway
Want a break from all of the action in your day? The Getaway on WDEV is the place to find Radio Vermont veteran Pitz Quattrone spinning a variety of roots and Americana music with a focus on Vermont artists.
NASCAR & ACT Racing
Live NASCAR racing from the Motor Racing Network and Performance Racing Network, plus live coverage of local ACT racing events throughout the season.
In the Garden
Your weekly Garden resource on the radio. Host Peter Burke goes over gardening basics and answers your questions to keep your garden growing.
Red Sox Baseball
Your Station for Red Sox Nation. WDEV has every game, home and away. Featuring the voice of the Red Sox, Joe Castiglione and Tim Neverett.
WDEV is radio that actually reflects the reality of local life, and… it’s all but disappeared everywhere else.”Harper's Magazine
