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Dave Wagner 6- 10a.m. weekdays |
Probably best known as the Detroit area's beloved classical music connoisseur, Dr. David Wagner has earned an international reputation as musician, teacher, expert and author. Wagner, whose vast music knowledge and wry sense of humor are familiar to classical music fans from his 17 years at WQRS-FM in Detroit, is now program director and music host for 90.9 FM. Upon reflection of his most recent career move, Dr. Wagner said 'I have been involved in many endeavors over the years. WRCJ is, by far, the most exciting. I am a product of Detroit Public Schools myself, and to be given the opportunity to work with the schools in such a profound way is thrilling. We're going to do great things for the community and for Detroit Public Schools.' Dave's blog on all things relating to the Pipe Organ (Diapason Dave) can be found HERE, and his writing was recently profiled by the Detroit Free Press (check the sidebar)
dave@dptv.org
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| Chris Felcyn 10a.m.- 3p.m. weekdays |
As the long-running host of The Listening Room® on public radio, Chris Felcyn engaged listeners with his eclectic choice of music and his casual, but always informative, comments on the music. While always on the lookout for the unusual (such as Rufus Harley, jazz bagpipist) Felcyn is a serious music lover who believes that music is best presented on the radio accompanied by insight and context, often allowing listeners to hear even familiar works in a new light. For a tasty treat, listen for the 'Midday Entreé' where Chris serves up a musical selection accompanied by a special recipe.
Chris' blog on the Well-Tempered Wireless can be found HERE.
chris@dptv.org
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| Jim Lowlor 3 - 7 p.m. weekdays |
When Jim Lowlor was pursuing majors in music and mass communications at Wayne State University in the 1960's, he envisioned a broadcast career sharing his passion for classical music with an appreciative audience. And that did happen on WDET-FM, where Jim presided over his long-running program, Aubade. But eventually, his talent for journalism took him elsewhere. Now Jim has returned to his first love - presenting classical music on the radio - as interim host of our afternoon show. Jim serves as executive producer for the DSO national broadcasts. 'This really is a dream come true,' said Jim, 'because classical music is where my heart is and I love connecting with WRCJ listeners.'
jim@dptv.org
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| Jack Goggin Substitute Host/Film Classics |
For nine years, Jack Goggin hosted the overnight show and the popular 'Film Classics' weekly program on Detroit's WQRS-FM, enlightening his audiences with his almost encyclopedia knowledge of film scores and classical music. Jack has also served as a host or lecturer for many organizations, including Royal Oak School District, Michigan Opera Theater, Detroit Symphony Orchestra and Birmingham Concert Band. Mr. Goggin holds a Bachelor of journalism degree from the University of Missouri, where he was a National Merit Scholar. Listen to Jack's show 'Film Classics' every Sunday at 6 p.m.
jack@dptv.org
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| Kelly Rinne Substitute Host/VOMOT |
Kelly is one of our station multi-taskers: she is a part-time host, and is the techinical know-how behind our audio stream and this website. An opera designer for 16 years, she worked with organizations including Chicago Opera Theater, the Baltimore Opera, the Teatro Colon, the Aspen Music Festival, and many others. She has taught design at Northwestern University in Chicago, Wayne State University, and the College for Creative Studies. She holds a BA from Wayne State in Art/Art History and an MFA in Opera from the University of Cincinnati-College Conservatory of Music. A love of classical music and opera brought her to radio 5 years ago, where she first hosted the popular program "What's Opera Doc?", and now hosts our Michigan Opera Theater broadcast series, the Voice of Michigan Opera Theater, heard seasonally on this station.
kelly@dptv.org
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Exploring Music with Bill
McGlaughlin
Exploring Music with Bill McGlaughlin is an exciting
series of daily one-hour programs that celebrates
classical music.
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Bill McGlaughlin
5 - 6 a.m. weekdays
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Bill
McGlaughlin has been everything in music, from educator,
performer, conductor, and music director, to broadcast
host and his most challenging career of all, that of
composer. Bill McGlaughlin, broadcaster, conductor,
composer, and host of PRI's St. Paul Sunday for the
past 22 years.
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