Tulane Women’s Basketball: Saturday, February 4th VS UNIVERSITY OF CINCINNATI | 2:00pm Tip-Off | 1:45pm Pregame BOOKS ON AIR: Best Selling Non-Fiction: CITY OF DEVILS: The Two Men Who Ruled the Underworld of Old Shanghai written by Paul French Great Literature: DUNE written by Frank Herbert Best Selling Fiction: VOROSHILOVGRAD written by Serhiy Zhadan Contemporary Classics: Ending Tuesday…THE ILLUSTRATED MAN written
Tulane Women’s Basketball: Wednesday, January 25th @TEMPLE UNIVERSITY | 6:00pm Tip-Off | 5:45pm PregameSunday, January 29th @ UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON | 1:00pm Tip-Off | 12:45pm Pregame BOOKS ON AIR: Best Selling Non-Fiction: Ending Tuesday… CITY OF DEVILS: The Two Men Who Ruled the Underworld of Old Shanghai written by Paul French Great Literature: DUNE written by Frank
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
Tulane Women’s Basketball: Wednesday, January 11th vs. WICHITA STATE | 6:00pm Tip-Off | 5:45pm PregameSaturday, January 14th @ UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH FLORIDA | 6:00pm Tip-Off | 5:45pm Pregame BOOKS ON AIR: Best Selling Non-Fiction: NO ONE CARES ABOUT CRAZY PEOPLE: The Chaos and Heartbreak of Mental Health in America written by Ron Powers Great Literature: DELTA WEDDING written by
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: Thursday, January 5th vs. UNIVERSITY OF HOUSTON | 6:00pm Tip-Off | 5:45pm PregameSunday, January 8th @ EAST
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
Announcements: WRBH’s Celebrity Holiday Stories have begun airing! Tune in Monday-Friday from 1:30p-2:00pm, with overnight replays (Tues-Sat) from 5:00pm-5:30pm, to catch all your Holiday favorites! Be sure to tune in Christmas Eve at noon through Christmas Day for a special Holiday Schedule! Tulane Women’s Basketball: Tulane Holiday Tournament: Tuesday, December 20th VS ST. FRANCIS UNIVERSITY
Announcements: WRBH’s Celebrity Holiday Stories have begun airing! Tune in Monday-Friday from 1:30p-2:00pm, with overnight replays (Tues-Sat) from 5:00pm-5:30pm, to catch all your Holiday favorites! **WRBH will be off-air this Thursday evening from 5pm to 11pm due to a planned power outage from Entergy** Tulane Women’s Basketball: No games this week. BOOKS ON AIR: Best
BOOKS ON AIR: Best Selling Non-Fiction: AN IMMENSE WORLD written by Ed Yong Great Literature: RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE written by Zane Gray Best Selling Fiction SISTERS OF THE GREAT WAR written by Suzanne Feldman Contemporary Classics: Ending Wednesday…PLAINSONG written by Kent HarufBeginning Thursday…THE WALL written by Marlen Haushofer The Book off the Shelf: WORLD CUP FEVER written by Stephen Rea Little Free Library
BOOKS ON AIR: Best Selling Non-Fiction: AN IMMENSE WORLD written by Ed Yong Great Literature: RIDERS OF THE PURPLE SAGE written by Zane Gray Best Selling Fiction SISTERS OF THE GREAT WAR written by Suzanne Feldman Contemporary Classics: PLAINSONG written by Kent Haruf The Book off the Shelf: WORLD CUP FEVER written by Stephen Rea Little Free Library Book: A HISTORY OF FUTURE CITIES written
Featured Non-Fiction Monday – Friday @ 6am-7am / 2pm – 3pm / 1:30am – 2:30am From New York Times columnist and bestselling author Frank Bruni comes a wise and moving memoir about aging, affliction, and optimism after partially losing his eyesight. One morning in late 2017, New York Times columnist Frank Bruni woke up with strangely blurred vision. He
