Andy's new show can be heard online at the following link:

www.wuvt.vt.edu/audio/TalkattheTable/TalkattheTable10May09.mp3

     Greetings fellow Wooviteers.  We are still scheduled to have our new "beast-of-a transmitter" up and running on Price Mountain by early June. However, Lee Hall, our current broadcast location, is about to undergo renovations.  WUVT was originally scheduled to leave Lee in early June, but, due to unforeseen events, is now forced to leave the location by Sunday, May 17.

     Because of these unfortunate occurrences, WUVT will be transmitting at reduced power starting Sunday, May 17 up until our Price Mountain location is ready to broadcast at a whooping 6.5 Kilowatts.  Our broadcast range will be significantly reduced during this time.  Unfortunately, this period may last for up to four weeks.

     You can still listen to the WUVT online stream with no effect from the power reduction here .  Any questions should be directed to our phone line, 540-231-9880, or to This e-mail address is being protected from spam bots, you need JavaScript enabled to view it

     Again, we apologize for this unexpected event.  WUVT will be pulling some late hours in order get our Price Mountain transmitter working early June.  Hold in there friends.

Hail Fleet Admiral Perry!

They’re Feeling Okay: The Okay Feeling is considering a name change.

The summer schedule will begin at midnight tonight.  You can click here or on the program guide menu item on the left to view the new schedule.

We have a lot of new and exciting shows for you this summer, so be sure to stay tuned.  This Sunday will be our first community show with Andy. Here is a quick outline.

The show this Sunday's theme:  Food - the vital community connection

Interviewees:

McCabe Coolidge & Karen Day (Portable Produce; Grow a Row; and, Share a Seed -- all activities designed to get surplus produce to shut-ins and families in need, Floyd County)

Jenn Kivlin, SHARE Food Distribution Program (Self-Help And Resource Exchange; nonprofit, nonsubsidized, bulk food distribution program; no give aways; families pay and do community service in exchange for fresh food boxes)

Polly Hieser, 651-3226 (Seven Springs Farm) (community-supported agriculture farm, Floyd)

Jeanne Schwanke (Blacksburg Farmers Market)

Megan Foster, Slowfoods (movement counterforce to MacDonalds, et al.)

Tammy Lemons, Backpack for Kids program (on weekends, provides youngsters who are on free lunches at school with a backpack of food to carry them through the weekend)