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WBRS is Brandeis University's noncommercial radio station, broadcasting 25 watts at 100.1 FM in Waltham, MA (USA)
We broadcast 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.
WBRS programming supports an all-genre format, with a policy of playing everything that gets sent to us.
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SPECIAL ELECTIONS ! For WBRS Exec.Board
Two things: first, we're pleased to announce our new Executive Board ("E-board") for the 2002-2003 year. These members will take office after Graduation/Commencement: (May 26th, 2002).
- General Manager: Mark Brescia
- Program Director: Marissa Smilowitz
- Business Manager: open
- Technical Director: Josh Segal & Nick Amento
- Personnel Manager: Louise Au Yeung
- Music Director: Alissa Nelson, assisted by: Judy Nelson, Sahil Tandon, Noah Bloomgarden
- Chief Announcer: Valerie Smedile, assisted by Ian Rifkin
- Publicity Director: Sheryl Oppenheim
- Special Productions Director: open
- Public Service Director: Rob Tanenbaum
- News Director: Josh Blechner
- Sports Director: Brian Ashin, assisted by Jeremy Lechan and Aaron Fischlowitz-Roberts
Second thing: you'll notice that the Business Manager & Special Productions Director positions are currently unfilled. We will be holding special elections Tuesday April 30th for these positions; ALL staff strongly encouraged to attend. If you want to run, contact Marissa at personnel@wbrs.org.
Not interested in playing God but still want to help out? We need "regular Joe/Jane" staff support too - contact Marissa (personnel@wbrs.org) for that as well.
Guster Does Brandeis
May 2, 2002 - 8:00pm (doors open 7pm) Guster with special guest Sunshine Fix at the Shapiro Gym on Brandeis' Waltham Campus. Tickets are $4.00 for on-campus students ($2 w/Brandeis Entertainment Pass), $10 Off-campus w/Brandeis ID, $15 for all tickets at door, or get tickets via www.TicketMaster.com or call (617) 931-2000.
For more information contact Brandeis Univ Student Events at (781) 736-4750 or studentevents@brandeis.edu or visit guster.com
S.O.S. Save Our Streams !!
Take action now; all Educational and Community radio webcasts are in jeopardy thanks to DMCA (Digital Millennium Copyright Act) and the recent CARP ruling from the US Copyright Office.
Take action now - visit Will Robedee's SAVE OUR STREAMS site
UPDATE: Your voice counts! the proposed fees & logging requirements from CARP are so outrageous that so many people have screamed at the US Copyright Office that their Period for Comments has been extended! The voice of the people is being heard! Keep up the fight - it's pretty easy, too. Go to SAVE OUR STREAMS and click "Take Action Now". There is a easy step-by-step procedure there that will help you determine your local Congressman and make it REALLY easy to write to them expressing your distaste for the CARP ruling.
Live Music? Yeah, we got that.
If you want more info about it - check out the Live Music page for upcoming acts, archives, photos and contact info.
Hey! Weren't you yahoos using Nibblebox to webcast before?
WBRS was forced to migrate to Live365 due to a legal controversy that forced all Nibblebox Radio stations to discontinue streaming. We apologize for the severe delay in getting the webcast back up again.
Underwriting on WBRS
Go to the Support page to learn more about how you can benefit your business and help support WBRS!
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