BOOKS ON AIR: Best Selling Non-Fiction: BURN IT DOWN: POWER, COMPLICITY, AND A CALL FOR CHANGE IN HOLLYWOOD written by Maureen Ryan Great Literature: Ending Wednesday…THE ADVENTURES OF TOM SAWYER written by Mark TwainBeginning Thursday…WALDEN written by Henry David Thoreau Best Selling Fiction: THE GREAT GLASS SEA written by Josh Weil Contemporary Classics: LOVE IN THE TIME OF CHOLERA written by Gabriel Garcia
BOOKS ON AIR: Best Selling Non-Fiction: Ending Monday…EL NORTE: THE EPIC AND FORGOTTEN STORY OF HISPANIC NORTH AMERICA written by Carrie Gibson Great Literature: REBECCA written by Daphne du Maurier Best Selling Fiction: DEMON COPPERHEAD written by Barbara Kingsolver Contemporary Classics: WHEN THE EMPEROR WAS DIVINE written by Julie Otsuka The Book off the Shelf: HIDE written by Tracy Clark The Random Book: GOOD MORNING,
Announcement: In addition to listening to the station via our online stream (https://www.wrbh.org/live-broadcast/), you can also tune-in via the RadioApp (https://www.getradio.app/) and the TuneIn App (https://tunein.com/). Both are available for Apple and Android. Happy Listening! BOOKS ON AIR: Best Selling Non-Fiction: ALL THE TRUTH IS OUT THERE: THE WEEK POLITICS WENT TABLOID (replay) written by Matt Bai
Featured Great Literature Monday – Friday @ 7am-8am / 3pm – 4pm / 2:00am – 3:00am “They use everything about the hog except the squeal.” ― Upton Sinclair, The Jungle The Jungle is a 1906 novel written by the American journalist and novelist Upton Sinclair (1878–1968). Sinclair wrote the novel to portray the lives
Announcement: Due to rising costs, WRBH has decided to discontinue our WRBH App for iPhone & Android. You can still access our stream online at https://www.wrbh.org/live-broadcast/ or by downloading the TuneIN or RadioApp on the App Store. Tulane Baseball: Tuesday, May 23rd VS TBD | TBD First Pitch | TBD pm Pregame The AAC Tournament
Announcement: GiveNOLA Day early-giving donations are now being accepted. This year your GiveNOLA Donations are more vital than ever. Recently, our transmitter – which allows our station to be broadcast across state lines with a 90-mile radius – was severely damaged by a stray bullet. Repairing this transmitter comes with a significant unanticipated cost for
Announcement: WRBH is experiencing an emergency situation over at our transmitter site. Because of this, we are operating at extremely low power, with a broadcast radius of only about 10 miles. If you or someone you know is having trouble tuning in to our station, you can access our broadcast online at wrbh.org/live-broadcast Tulane Baseball:
Tulane Women’s Basketball: Saturday, February 25th VS EAST CAROLINA UNIVERSITY | 2:00pm Tip-Off | 1:45pm Pregame More information about the Tulane Green Wave Women’s Basketball schedule can be found at https://tulanegreenwave.com/sports/womens-basketball/schedule Tulane Baseball: Tuesday, February 21st @ CAL-STATE FULLERTON | 8:00pm First Pitch | 7:45 PregameFriday, February 24th VS ST. JOHN’S | 6:00pm First Pitch
Tulane Women’s Basketball: Tuesday, January 17th @ UNIVERSITY OF CENTRAL FLORIDA | 5:00pm Tip-Off | 4:45pm PregameSaturday, January 21st vs UNIVERSITY OF TULSA | 2:00pm Tip-Off | 1:45pm Pregame BOOKS ON AIR: Best Selling Non-Fiction: Ending Tuesday… NO ONE CARES ABOUT CRAZY PEOPLE: The Chaos and Heartbreak of Mental Health in America written by Ron PowersBeginning
Announcements: Due to a programming error, our airing of Plainsong by Kent Haruf did not broadcast in it entirety. Therefore, upon conclusion of The Wall, we will re-air Plainsong in the Contemporary Classics Category. We apologize for any inconvenience. Tulane Women’s Basketball: Wednesday, December 28th vs. TOUGALOO COLLEGE | 6:00pm Tip-Off | 5:45pm PregameFriday, December 30th vs. UNIVERSITY OF
Featured Best-Selling Non-Fiction Monday-Friday @ 6am with replays @ 2:00pm and 1:00am (overnight) NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER • LOS ANGELES TIMES BESTSELLER In this spectacular, newsmaking exposé that has the entertainment industry abuzz and on its heels, Vanity Fair‘s Maureen Ryan blows the lid on patterns of harassment and bias in Hollywood, the grassroots reforms under way, and the
