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Music You Can't Hear On The Radio Sundays 6:00-8:00 PM Eastern
WPRB-103.3 FM & WPRB.com everywhere.

At 6:00 AM on a Monday morning in January 1974, I opened my first radio show on WPRB with Pete Seeger singing "If I Had A Golden Thread." Later that year, I moved to Sundays evenings and am happy and amazed to still be on the air at from 7:00-10:00 pm most weeks. In a New York Times profile of the show, the late Iver Peterson said it was "some perfection aimed at people who like their folk music l

aced with rock-and-roll or march music or country or anything else that will create and maintain an appropriate theme"

25/05/2024

This Sunday will be my final radio show before I begin a summer vacation from it. As usual, I have too many ideas about what to leave in and what to leave out, but it feels like it should be a good show. See for yourself (Listen for yourself?) from 6:00-8:00 pm on WPRB 103.3 FM and WPRB.com. News about when the show returns in the fall will be posted here and at veryseldom.com.

And check out WPRB's summer programming schedule which gets underway on June 1st.

21/04/2024

Tonight’s Music You Can’t Hear On The Radio will be the penultimate program in WPRB’s Spring Membership Drive. It will include The Ballad Of The Sandman, Mike Agranoff’s compelling recitation about great radio and the World Premiere of an exciting reworking of a 1964 Pete Seeger song by Andy Antipin and Friends.

Tune in if you can from 6:00-8:00 pm and make tonight the time to show your support for WPRB at

31/01/2024
Happy to be back on the radio tomorrow (Sunday) from 6:00 - 8:00 pm after more than three months away. I hope a good tim...
09/09/2023

Happy to be back on the radio tomorrow (Sunday) from 6:00 - 8:00 pm after more than three months away. I hope a good time will be had by all. On WPRB of course at 103.3 FM and WPRB.COM. I hope a good time will be had by all.

New Jersey's Only Radio Station

13/03/2023

...4/5/43 - 4/5/20

Music You Can’t Hear On The Radio with John Weingart returns to WPRB-FM and WPRB.COM this Sunday from 6:00-8:00 PM Easte...
09/09/2022

Music You Can’t Hear On The Radio with John Weingart returns to WPRB-FM and WPRB.COM this Sunday from 6:00-8:00 PM Eastern.

New Jersey's Only Radio Station

11/04/2022

Our dear friend, revered singer and songwriter Paul Siebel passed peacefully this morning, April 5th, 2022. Paul’s timeless songs were recorded by David as well as by Linda Ronstadt, Emmylou Harris, Bonnie Raitt, Jerry Jeff Walker and others – in short, people who recognized great songwriting. “Louise”, “Anyday Woman”, “Spanish Johnny”, “She Made Me Lose My Blues” are just a few of the highlights from Paul’s repertoire. Paul made three albums, all of which are still available for download or streaming. You can get a taste of Paul’s music here: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_nzByFLCUYMFK9InYbFbd5IM55bMMfhePU

After mssing the last two Sundays, I am happy to be bringing Music You Can't Hear On The Radio back to the wondrous WPRB...
13/03/2022

After mssing the last two Sundays, I am happy to be bringing Music You Can't Hear On The Radio back to the wondrous WPRB airwaves tonight from 6:00-8:00 pm. I hope you can tune in to listen at www.WPRB.com or 103.3 FM. -John

New Jersey's Only Radio Station

05/03/2022

This Sunday, Alex Santos will be hosting Music YUou Can't Hear On The Radio and playing music I hope you will enjoy. I look forward to returning to the WPRB microphone next week on Sunday March 13 at the newish-normal time from 6:00-8:00 pm.

Warm memories of the Woody Mann's "On Patriot's Stage" concert series at the War Memorial Auditorium in Trenton. Woody p...
30/01/2022

Warm memories of the Woody Mann's "On Patriot's Stage" concert series at the War Memorial Auditorium in Trenton. Woody passed away this week.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZKHKs9MzWmQ

Hosted by Woody Mann, On Patriot's Stage was a wonderful venue with world class artists from The War Memorial in Trenton, NJ. Performers seen here are Chris...

https://youtu.be/d8wKtYYX0OE Wonderful video to accompany Dave Van Ronk ‘ great NJ song:
30/01/2022

https://youtu.be/d8wKtYYX0OE

Wonderful video to accompany Dave Van Ronk ‘ great NJ song:

After discovering Dave Van Ronk's obscure 1985 New Jersey-themed folk song "Garden State Stomp" in early 2021, we set off on a mission to bring the lyrics to...

09/01/2022

The concerts with Tim O'Brien and Jan Fabricius O'Brien at the Prallsville Mills in Stockton, NJ previously announced for January 22-23 have been rescheduled.
New dates are Friday March 4 at 8:00 pm and Saturday March 5 at 3:00 pm.
People who already purchased tickets for either of the January dates, can write to [email protected] for reissue or re-fund.
I really hope to see you all in March and thank you in advance for supporting live music in these challenging times. John Weingart Music You Can't Hear On The Radio

Tonight: Songs about infrastructure. Also, maybe, Alice’s Restaurant? 6:00-8:00 pm on Music You Can't Hear On The RadioW...
21/11/2021

Tonight: Songs about infrastructure. Also, maybe, Alice’s Restaurant? 6:00-8:00 pm on Music You Can't Hear On The RadioWPRB (103.3 FM) & WPRB.com

New Jersey's Only Radio Station

29/10/2021

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At 6:00 AM on a Monday morning in January 1974, I opened my first radio show on WPRB with Pete Seeger singing "If I Had A Golden Thread." Later that year, I moved to Sundays evenings and am happy and amazed to still be on the air at from 7:00-10:00 pm most weeks. In a New York Times profile of the show, the late Iver Peterson said it was "some perfection aimed at people who like their folk music laced with rock-and-roll or march music or country or anything else that will create and maintain an appropriate theme"