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The last bastion of truly FREE FORMAT radio in the country. WLVR college and community radio strives
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11/16/2024

11/15/2024

11/15/2024

Shel Talmy, who produced classic songs including the Who's "My Generation" and the Kinks' "Really Got Me," died after suffering a stroke at age 87.

11/15/2024

At 78, Robin Trower remains at the top of his game – still offering smoldering solos from his Strat on his latest offering, "Joyful Sky". Featuring vocalist Sari Schorr, the combination of Schorr and Trower is a winner, evidenced by tracks like “The Distance” and “Peace of Mind.”
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11/14/2024

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39 University Drive
Bethlehem, PA
18015

Telephone

+16107583913

Website

http://go.wlvr.org/

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Thanks for being a top engager and making it on to my weekly engagement list! 🎉 Walt Garvin, David Johnson

August 1, 1981 – MTV begins airing music videos with the legendary opening, “Ladies and Gentlemen, Rock & Roll.” That’s followed by the now familiar power-chord-fueled guitar riff theme. The first ten videos are: The Buggles “Video Killed The Radio Star”, Pat Benatar “You Better Run”, Rod Stewart “She Won’t Dance With Me”, The Who “You Better You Bet”, Ph.D. “Little Suzi’s On The Up”, Cliff Richard “We Don’t Talk Anymore”, The Pretenders “Brass In Pocket”, Todd Rundgren “Time Heals”, REO Speedwagon “Take It On The Run” and Styx “Rockin’ The Paradise.”

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WLVR 70+ years serving Lehigh University and the Lehigh Valley Community

WLVR-FM, Lehigh’s award-winning freeform radio station, officially went on the air at 11:30 a.m. on May 8, 1973. Today the station offers a wide range of programming types and is recognized as one of the top outlets in the Lehigh Valley. It was named “Best College and Community Radio Station” by the Lehigh Valley Music Awards 13 times between 2005 and 2019.

Staffed by Lehigh students and members of the community, WLVR broadcasts throughout the Lehigh Valley at 91.3 MHz FM 24 hours a day, seven days a week and listeners can also stream programming via its website, wlvr.org