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Friday, March 20, 2009
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Current mood:  excited
DJ OF THE FORTNIGHT!
Congratulations to Phil Rocco and Lauren Mancuso: the new DJ(s) of the Fortnight! Phil and Lauren's 'the kitchen sink' is keeping it real every Wednesday from 10 am to 12 pm. Tune in for everything from super creative playlist titles to impersonations of sloths making love. WQHS got to sit down (more like, electronically correspond) with both Phil and Lauren to learn a bit more about them and their show.
WQHS: Just so our Program Director can sleep at night, what is your blood type? Phil: Just stayin O Posi!!!!!! Lauren: What I can tell you is that I'm hot blooded. Check it and see. I've got a fever of a hundred and three. What's that? I shouldn't try to answer all of these questions with Foreigner lyrics? This feels like the first time anyone ever has?
WQHS: If you could be any part of Thom Yorke's body, which one would you be and why? Phil: The part of his brain that allows him to make out with his pillow. Lauren: His secondary auditory cortex. Why not?
WQHS: Picture yourself in the middle of a meadow, there is fresh snow covering the grass but it is slowly melting and your mother is showing you how to eat the good blades of grass. All of a sudden a hunter comes and shoots your mother and you are left all alone. What do you do? Who do you turn to for help? What music do you think could get you through the day? Phil: A.) Convince the hunter's wife to go back to art school. B.) Friendly diner waitresses (by which I mean all diner waitresses in Dallas, TX). C.) John Cale singing into a wind tunnel accompanied by Ry Cooder on a slide guitar (pre-recorded). Lauren: I close my eyes. The Breeders' version of 'Happiness Is A Warm Gun' begins to play. My thoughts race. Finally cool and collected, I open my eyes. The song continues to play. Nicholas Cage hands me a shotgun. End scene.
WQHS: So your show's called 'the kitchen sink'. Any particular affinity to kitchen sinks? What's in the name? (we like the no caps) Phil: The kitchen sink (tm) is actually a reference to the last recorded words of Chester Arthur Burnett (alias Howlin' Wolf). Lauren: We'd like to think that you're getting everything but 'the kitchen sink'. This may include on air impersonations of sloths making love, free dinners for two at the Chuck Wagon if the station phone works and you're our lucky caller, or Shel Silverstein singing about quaaludes.
WQHS: Everyone really, really enjoys your show. Really. What color underwear do you have on and if your underwear could be any band, which one do you think it would be? Phil: First off, thanks. Second, black. Third, Big Star. Lauren: They are white with royal blue stripes and look like they belong to an 8-year-old boy. I do not have underwear synaesthesia, but every time I imagine them, the Bats play.
Check out WQHS.org for the DJ of the Fortnight website and a picture of the happy winners of this fortnight. Stick around for the next Fortnight and some new DJs to listen to!
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Wednesday, November 19, 2008
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Current mood:  animated
Greetings faithful listeners. Hope you're staying warm out there- but just in case you need an extra lil' something, this lil' board of yours is giving you some special lil' DJs to listen to. Put your hands together for Ms. Mary Kate Stopa and Mr. Dan Goldman. Eleven to noon might sound early, but it's worth waking up for the weekly Geography War (and for the truly intrepid, there's a 10 AM show keeping it real). Thanks for keeping up on our toes, freshmen! And thanks for the crazy themed playlists. Also- muchas gracias to all who made our show on Friday a success. Door shifts rule! That's all for now, folks. Please: keep it real.
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Monday, October 20, 2008
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Current mood:  busy
Salutations -
You know what this email means- another overwrought announcement of the glorious DJ of the Fortnight. Well, here it comes.... All hail the supreme duo, Brooke Palmieri and Joyce Lee! Their show, Talk Talk, features a mix of discussion and tunes. Callers come on throughout the show to offer outside opinions on profound questions like love, feelings, self-confidence, and the Gilmore Girls. So take note: they'll be on this evening from 10-11. Take care- p r o m o t i o n s
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Thursday, October 09, 2008
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Current mood:  chipper
Time keeps on slippin' (slippin') into the future, and you know what that means- a fortnight has passed, and a new DJ reigns supreme. Ladies and gentlemen, a round of applause for Mr. David Gottlieb! He's WQHS's brand spanking new DJ of the fortnight.
Tune in to his show Nights On The Symphony every Thursday night from 10 till midnight. Broaden your horizons, finally finish your bio homework, or polish off that bottle of Yellow Tail- classical music can do it all. And for those in the know, there's always world music at the end (see, we know our DJs!).
Congrats, David, and take heed, DJs- some day, all of this can be yours.
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Friday, September 26, 2008
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Current mood:  productive
Salutations, DJs and listeners. Hope you're rocking yourselves along.
We've got some big news here: DJ of the Fortnight is here, and it's got it's own webpage! The first winners for the 2008 fall term are Mr. Nils Dahl and Mr. Max Hass! Be sure to tune into their show, Bully Ballads and Gorilla Grooves on Monday nights from ten p.m. till midnight.
So, that's the good word. Thanks for tuning in, and keep it real (really).
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Saturday, March 29, 2008
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march 26, 2008: wqhs creates a blog: the new arbiter of taste at UPenn, as brought to you by WQHS.ORG, the student-run radio station.visit us at wqhs.blogspot.com to see what fantastic new albums we love, top 10 charts from the station, upcoming philly and wqhs events and concerts, dj of the fortnights, and general wqhs music-loving shenanigans. xoxo WQHS
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Wednesday, September 26, 2007
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Greetings-
Just a little blog action to let you know about a couple listserves we here at WQHS have got going:
1) wqhs-djs@yahoogroups.com
For DJs or prospective DJs, this will keep you up to date on general body meetings, shows, and other annoucements.
2) wqhs-listeners@yahoogroups.com
For fans of the mighty WQHS juggernaut. Look for special annoucements, prizes, and giveaways.
3) wqhs-concerts@yahoogroups.com
For fans of music in Philadelphia. This will keep you in the loop on WQHS's shows, as well as other events attended by members of the WQHS community. Looking to go downtown for a show, or trying to keep up to date on events nearby? This is what you want.
4) wqhs-alums@yahoogroups.com
For those whose glory days at WQHS are behind them, but want to remain in touch. Don't miss our annual alumni barbeque!
To join any of these listserves, send an email to
wqhs-[particular listserve]-subscribe@yahoogroups.com
To bail on a listserve,
wqhs-[particular listserve]-unsubscribe@yahoogroups.com
To post,
wqhs-[particular listserve]@yahoogroups.com
Thanks for reading, and remember to tune into ~www.WQHS.org~
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Monday, April 09, 2007
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Hello wide web world-
WQHS is now booking shows in the West Philly area. Interested bands, please send us a message on MySpace or shoot an email to promotions at WQHS.org. We will do our best to respond to any requests or questions as soon as possible, but if you don't hear from us within the week, take it as a "thanks but no thanks."
We're planning on doing about one show per month and are primarily interested in booking local bands; if you're from out of town, we'll give you a listen, but it makes it a little more complicated for us.
For us, this is about seeing music we like and getting our name out, and we do our best to pay you well. We don't have any cash on hand so we can't guarantee you anything up front, but we split 100% of door proceeds amongst the bands.
People who have played for us recently/are playing soon are in the Top Friends list. Check it out.
Love, WQHS.org's three-headed promotions monster
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Tuesday, November 28, 2006
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Current mood:broadcasting all the time
FAQs-
Q. What is your frequency? A. We are internet only. You can listen to us at www.WQHS.org.
Q. When are you on? A. All the time.
Q. Are you rad? A. Aye.
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Saturday, September 23, 2006
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bloglogloglog
this is a blog.
listen to student radio bitches!
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