The Programs of WDEV
MONDAY – FRIDAY
We join ESPN Radio’s live coverage of sporting events. From college basketball to Major League Baseball, ESPN has play-by-play coverage of live sports.
The four-hour late night show recaps the top sports news events of the day and the biggest storylines from the games of the evening, mixing opinion, personality, and live guests and reporters. Each weeknight, Freddie & Fitzsimmons focuses on what fans are talking about that day as well as what we expect they will talk about tomorrow.
After all the games have been played for the day, stay up and listen for SportsCenter updates, interviews, and highlights all night long.
Once Around the Clock is one hour of the latest local and national news, weather information, sports, dairy information, and music. Monday to Friday at 5 a.m. on WDEV.
PAID PROGRAM. Presented by The Ethan Allen Institute. Common Sense Radio airs weekdays from 11 AM to Noon on WDEV. The show, which is hosted by conservative commentator Bill Sayre, includes interviews with important political figures from around the state of Vermont, along with callers going live on the air to voice their opinions on current events.
PAID PROGRAM. Presented By The Rights and Democracy Institute. Hosted By Traven. Equal Time Radio is a talk radio show that airs each Tuesday at 1:00 PM. Host Traven Leyshon talks to working Vermonters and gets their take on a range of issues from the perspective of labor.
Great music with a focus on Vermont artists. Want a break from all of the action in your day? The Getaway on WDEV is the place to find Vermont radio veteran Greg Hooker spinning a variety of roots and Americana music with a focus on Vermont artists. The Getaway airs weekdays from 2 to 4PM with a bonus hour beginning at 1PM on Mondays & Thursdays. The show also features The Getaway Arts Calendar daily at 3:15 which details live music events for that night in central Vermont and around the state.
Dinner Jazz airs weekday nights from 6:30 to 9:00 PM on WDEV, but may be precluded by a sporting event. We play some of the greatest jazz hits from the past 40 years each night to end Vermonter’s workdays. Whether you want a romantic night with your significant other, or just some relaxing music to finish a stressful day, Dinner Jazz on WDEV is the place to turn.
The ESPN late night show recaps the top sports news events of the day and the biggest storylines from the games of the evening, mixing opinion, personality, and live guests and reporters. Each weeknight, Freddie & Fitzsimmons focuses on what fans are talking about that day as well as what we expect they will talk about tomorrow.
Saturdays
The four-hour late night show recaps the top sports news events of the day and the biggest storylines from the games of the evening, mixing opinion, personality, and live guests and reporters. Each weeknight, Freddie & Fitzsimmons focuses on what fans are talking about that day as well as what we expect they will talk about tomorrow.
After all the games have been played for the day, stay up and listen for SportsCenter updates, interviews, and highlights all night long.
Vermont’s original buy, sell and swap program on the radio. Every morning on WDEV
It’s Vermont’s original radio buy-sell-swap show! The Bonus Edition of the Trading Post airs each Saturday morning at 8am on WDEV. Hosted by Kia Commo. The program gives Vermonters the opportunity to buy, sell, trade, and swap items with other Vermonters. Call 802-244-1777, or toll free 1-877-291-8255.
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Ken Squier hosts this legendary radio program. You’ll have to listen to truly understand what “Music To Go To The Dump By” is all about. Airing on Saturday mornings from 9:00 AM to 10:00 AM. Ken Squier hosts the program and gives his unique take on everything happening from around the state of Vermont. Squier is joined each week by Farmer Dave, a Waterbury farmer who is vocal about his political opinions (which are quite unique). The program also features semi-retired, VAB Hall of Famer – Jack Donovan.
Hosted by VAB Hall of Famer – Jack Donovan. Each Saturday after Music To Go To The Dump By wraps up, Vermont Association of Broadcasters Hall of Famer Jack Donavan hosts the weekly Outlaw Country music show. Donavan spins the best country tunes of the past 35 years each Saturday 10:00 AM to Noon on WDEV.
Hosted by the legendary Joel Najman. A Member of the Vermont Association of Broadcasters Hall of Fame, Joel Najman is a lifelong radio broadcaster. Saturdays from 1:30 PM to 6:00 PM, Joel hosts the Great American Music Hall – a foray into popular music over the last half century. Behind every recording, there’s a story and no one knows it better than Joel. Tune in for the greatest hits from the 50s, 60s, and 70s, each Saturday on WDEV.
Starting at 6pm on Saturdays, we join ESPN Radio’s live coverage of sporting events. From college basketball to Major League Baseball, ESPN has play-by-play coverage of live sports every Saturday.
ESPN brings you live play-by-play coverage of the most important sports games going late into the night.
Sundays
ESPN brings you live play-by-play coverage of the most important sports games going late into the night.
After all the games have been played for the day, stay up and listen for SportsCenter updates, interviews, and highlights all night long.
Swing Time Sunday mornings with Joel Najman features music from the Golden Age of music recording, the Big Band era.
Starting at 1pm on Sundays, we join ESPN Radio’s live coverage of sporting events. From college basketball to Major League Baseball, ESPN has play-by-play coverage of live sports every Sunday.