BOOKS ON AIR: Best Selling Non-Fiction: THE FUTURE IS HISTORY: How Totalitarianism Reclaimed Russia written by Marsha Gessen Great Literature: ONE FLEW OVER THE CUCKOO’S NEST written by Ken Kesey Best Selling Fiction: THE AGE O9F MIRACLES written by Karen Thompson Walker Contemporary Classics: THE SECRET HISTORY written by Donna Tart The Book off the Shelf: COMET’S TALE written by Steven
BOOKS ON AIR: Best Selling Non-Fiction: HOW DEMOCRACIES DIE written by Stven Levitsky and Daniel Ziblatt Great Literature: LES MISERABLES written by Victor Hugo Best Selling Fiction: THIS IS HOW IT ALWAYS IS written by Laurie Frankl Contemporary Classics: A MOVEABLE FEAST written by Ernest Hemingway The Book off the Shelf: ANATOMY OF A SONG: THE ORGAL HISTORY OF 45
BOOKS ON AIR: Best Selling Non-Fiction: BUNK: THE RISE OF HOAXES, HUMBUG, PLAGIARISTS, PHONIES, POST-FACTS, AND FAKE NEWS written by Kevin Young Great Literature: LES MISERABLES written by Victor Hugo Best Selling Fiction: THE HOUSE OF VELVET AND GLASS written by Katherine Howe Contemporary Classics: THE GOD OF SMALL THINGS written by Arundhati Roy The Book off the Shelf: THE RIVER OF
BOOKS ON AIR: Best Selling Non-Fiction: CASTE written by Isabel Wilkerson Great Literature: LES MISERABLES written by Victor Hugo Best Selling Fiction: THE HOUSE OF VELVET AND GLASS written by Katherine Howe Contemporary Classics: A HANDMAID’S TALE written by Margaret Atwood The Book off the Shelf: THE RIVER OF DOUBT written by Candice Millard Little Free Library
***For a grid-view of the new schedule, click here*** Weekday – – – Best-Selling Non-Fiction: CASTE written by Isabel WilkersonMon- Fri 6:00am – 7:00am, 2:00pm – 3:00pm, 1:30am – 2:30am – – –Great Literature: LES MISERABLES written by Victor HugoMon- Fri 7:00am – 8:00am, 3:00pm – 4:00pm. 2:30am – 3:30am – – – THE MORNING NEWSPAPER OF THE AIRMon-Sun
ANNOUNCEMENT: Note: All regular programming will be adjusted to accommodate Tulane Women’s Basketball and Tulane Baseball games. ***For a grid-view of the new schedule, click here*** Tulane Baseball Check Tulane’s website for game time information. Weekday Best-Selling Non-Fiction: THE CODE BREAKER written by Walter IsaacsonMon- Fri 6:00am – 7:00am, 10:00pm – 11:00pm – – –Great Literature:
ANNOUNCEMENT: Note: All regular programming will be adjusted to accommodate Tulane Women’s Basketball and Tulane Baseball games. ***For a grid-view of the new schedule, click here*** Tulane Baseball Friday, April 30th: VS Houston @ 2:00pm, pregame 1:45pm Friday, April 30th: VS Houston @ TBA, pregame TBA Saturday, May 1st: VS Houston @ 4:00pm, pregame 3:45pm
ANNOUNCEMENT: Note: All regular programming will be adjusted to accommodate Tulane Women’s Basketball and Tulane Baseball games. ***For a grid-view of the new schedule, click here*** Tulane Women’s Basketball Tuesday, March 2nd: VS East Carolina @ 6:00pm, pre-game 5:50pm Tulane Baseball Wednesday, March 3rd: AT Southeastern Louisiana @ 6:00pm, pregame 5:45pm Friday, March 5th: VS.
ANNOUNCEMENT: Note: All regular programming will be adjusted to accommodate Tulane Women’s Basketball games. ***For a grid-view of the new schedule, click here*** Tulane Women’s Basketball Wednesday, February 3rd: AT WICHITA STATE @ 3:00pm, pre-game 2:50pm Sunday, February 7th: VS. CINCINNATI @ 1:00pm, pre-game 12:50pm Weekday Best-Selling Non-Fiction:THE YELLOW HOUSE written by Sarah M. BroomeMon-
ANNOUNCEMENT: Note: All regular programming will be adjusted to accommodate Tulane Women’s Basketball games. ***For a grid-view of the new schedule, click here*** Tulane Women’s Basketball Wednesday, January 6th: AT HOUSTON @ 3:00pm, 2:50pm pre-game Saturday, January 9th: AT CINCINNATI @ 1:00pm. 12:50pm pre-game Weekday Best-Selling Non-Fiction:SMALL FRY: A MEMOIR written by Lisa Brennan-JobsMon- Fri 6:00am
Featured Best-Selling Non-Fiction Monday – Friday @ 6am-7am / 2pm – 3pm / 1:30am – 2:30am The essential journalist and bestselling biographer of Vladimir Putin reveals how, in the space of a generation, Russia surrendered to a more virulent and invincible new strain of autocracy. Award-winning journalist Masha Gessen’s understanding of the events and forces
