WRCT: a radio station

WRCT proudly presents Anatomy of the Ear this Friday through Sunday — all weekend long!

Tune in to 88.3 FM from 3:00 p.m. to 2:00 a.m. on Friday and Saturday and from 4:00 p.m. to midnight on Sunday for hour-long musical blocks of the genres you love mixed with ones you never knew you were missing. From shoegaze and reggaeton to grindcore and video game music, our DJs are coming together to showcase the unique variety that WRCT has to offer.

Don’t miss it! All happening November 13 – 15 on 88.3 FM, Pittsburgh, or streaming from this very website!

In these difficult times, arts, music, and community organizations and individual artists and musicians appreciate the support you can give them.

Even though most in-person events in Pittsburgh are cancelled, postponed, or altered due to Covid-19 restrictions, WRCT has resumed updating its Radio Calendar and Music Calendar. You can see them both by clicking the EVENTS tab on the WRCT website and can hear them on air during WRCT’s broadcast day.

If your organization has a community event or an online community event to be added to our Radio Calendar, send an email announcement to radio-calendar@wrct.org at least two weeks in advance.

If your venue or organization has a musical event — online, outside, or in-person — to be added to our Music Calendar, send an email to music-calendar@wrct.org at least 10 days in advance. Be sure to include the venue, artist name, date, time and a short description.

Gisele Fetterman, Second Lady of Pennsylvania (who adopted the title “SLOP”) will appear on WRCT’s From Ipanema to the World on Friday, September 25, at 7:00 p.m.

Gisele was born in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. She was 7 years old when her mother, a PHD in Brazil, took her children out of the country due to the epidemic of violent crime in Rio. They came to America as undocumented immigrants, and Gisele’s educated mother found the only work she could: cleaning houses and hotels in New York City.

“We knew no one. We were the first people in our family to emigrate. We didn’t speak English,” says Gisele. Today she is married to Lieutenant Governor John Fetterman, and has amassed an impressive collection of her own extraordinary achievements.

Gisele will talk about her experiences and bring along a playlist of her favorite Brazilian music — on From Ipanema to the World, Friday September 25, at 7:00 p.m. on 88.3 FM, Pittsburgh and streaming from this very website!