The home of Asheville FM, WSFM-LP 103.3
by KP Whaley
Do you like listening to some washed up hipster on a nostalgia trip talk about a place he hasn’t lived in nearly four years all the while playing songs that sound like someone yelling through a telephone receiver for an hour straight?
Then tune in to Static Disaster hosted by Jon Wain every Wednesday Morning from 8-9AM to kick start your mid week with some Rock ‘n’ Roll. You may also wish to speak with an LMHC.
Hail! Hail! This hour of hip-shakin garage rawk, fuzz-drenched psych, power pop, and glam with wiggle room for real gone tunes from nowheresville, desperate haunts of rock and roll, and misfit oddities, plus b-movie, bizarre sound clips, long gone gems of ‘toons, and cult weirdo throwbacks, mostly from the mid-century. Tune in!
There’s worse ways of being desperate than being poor- Exene Cervenka
I intend to party lightly, slightly, politely, and if possible all nightly- Fred Sanford
Cesspool of Sin is a freeform radio show curated by your host Minx, with a focus on upbeat and heartfelt tunes composed by underrepresented groups, and across all genres. Minx is always finding new music to tickle your earholes, so strap on in, relax and enjoy the ride! Cesspool of Sin airs Sundays from noon-2 p.m.
by Kirk Watson
Every Tuesday at 8 PM est, we play Forgotten Pop from the last 50 years. You may hear a Horn Rock Blast, a WestCoast Breeze, an Un-Cover, a Forgotten Top 40, or an UnSung Hero. Sometimes Tony Manero drops by on his way to White Castle to play a forgotten dance classic. And we always have the XTC song of the week….yessssss!
We also schedule various theme shows, especially specific to a genre or an artist. You can drop us a line at ErikMattox at AshevilleFM dot org.
by Kirk Watson
Songs for Friends is an eclectic but accessible offering of mixtape-worthy tunes, inspired by the compilations Sarah B. has been making for her nearest and dearest for over a decade. Tune in every Monday from 4-6pm EST to enjoy various iterations of rock, pop, and folk, from stand-by classics to the newest stuff around.
by Kirk Watson
The WestCoast Breeze is blowing in to smooth out your day with WestCoast pop rock and soul from the 70s, 80s and 90s as NuCoast pop from the new Millennium. Let Laguna Lou shift it down to neutral for you.
It’s time to groove to something smooth.