Time

Host & Show

Format

Overnight to 5 AM

Your Favorite Oldies

5 AM - 7:30 AM

Big Band

7:30 AM - 8 AM

Commonwealth Club

The leading national forum open to all for the impartial discussion of public issues important to the membership, community and nation. The Commonwealth Club of California is the nation's oldest and largest public affairs forum. Each year, we bring nearly 500 events on topics ranging across politics, culture, society and the economy to more than 25,000 members and the public, both in-person and via an extensive online and on-air listenership and viewership.

8 AM - 12 PM

Dave Solomon
Big Band Monday

Join me Monday mornings from 8-noon for Big Band Monday. You'll hear your favorite bands from America and England along with their famous vocalists. If you love the Big Band sound tune in Monday morning at eight to hear bands from all eras. Get your week off to a swinging start.

12 PM - 3 PM

Scarlett Bay
Scarlett Bay's Swing Café

Since I was a little girl riding my bike, balancing a blue transistor radio on the handlebars, I've been entranced by the magic of radio.

Why not join me at Scarlett Bay's Swing Café on Mondays between noon and 3PM? We'll let the music cast its spell.

E-mail me: scarlettwrdv (at) gmail (dot) com

3 PM - 6 PM

Nisie
The Record Shoppe

I inherited my love of big band music from my father, Harry. I'm very happy to be the host of The Record Shoppe every Monday afternoon from 3:00 pm to 6:00 pm, a one-stop Shoppe for great musical selections including big band, swing, jazz and standards of the late 20's through the early 50's. I'm also a nurse practitioner with over 25 years of critical care experience. My other "loves" include my Bouvier des Flandres, "Doogie", and playing the Scottish bagpipes with Cairngorm Pipes and Drums.

E-mail me: Denisethepiper (at) gmail (dot) com

6 PM - 9 PM

Join me every Monday night for the best of Rhythm & Blues on Beboppin' with Dr. Bob. Though we'll primarily focus on vocal groups from the 1940s, '50s and '60s, we'll also explore gospel groups, solo artists and blues artists from the same period.

9 PM - 12 AM

Roy North
The Groove

Welcome to The Groove, where we'll dig deep into The 60s...and maybe a little beyond.

The 60s were the ultimate crossroads decade, where the art of the Big Band reached its crescendo, Jazz continued improvising new explorations, the Blues finally got paid its dues, Folk actually became popular and, in the middle of it all, a newly nascent musical style Rolled onto center stage and Rocked the house, gradually inviting everyone else under its roof.

The 1960s witnessed one of the greatest transformations in popular music where the boundary between performer and composer dissolved and the age of the singer-songwriter was born. And this new breed of musician, rather than sitting at a piano, stood with a guitar to amplify their radical expressions of this turbulent time.

Hitch a ride with me as we journey from the unfettered joy of the Beatles on Ed Sullivan to the shockingly fatal coda of The Stones at Altamont; from the carefree innocence of just wanting to hold your hand, to the existential answers that were blowing in the wind; from the stuttering frustration of my generation, to the hallucinogenic wonderland of a white rabbit; from the trans-Atlantic competition that inspired pet sounds and Sgt. Pepper, to Aretha demanding respect in Satchmo's wonderful world.

So, join me on a trip through peace and love, war and lost innocence...and maybe, just a little beyond. You dig?

Email me: RoyNorth.WRDV (at) gmail (dot) com

12 AM - 2 AM

Pete Casiello
After Hours Café

Had a long day? Looking for somewhere to come, relax, and enjoy some great music? Welcome to WRDV's After Hours Café. Join me from 12 Midnight to 2 AM every Tuesday morning (Monday night into Tuesday morning) as I feature the great sounds of the 50s through the 80s, as well as some forgotten classics from each decade that terrestrial radio has long since forgotten about...and maybe even a few you have never even heard before.

Thank you for listening and being a part of WRDV and the After Hours Café.

E-mail me: keystonedoowop (at) gmail (dot) com

2 AM to Overnight

Big Band & Swing

Time

Host & Show

Format

Overnight to 8 AM

Big Band & Swing

8 AM - 12 PM

Ted Taylor — WRDV's program director — returned to radio in 2013 after a 20-year hiatus. As host of the Tuesday "Good Morning Show" Ted features top hits salutes from selected years once-a-month as well as other specialty shows. A deejay for well over three decades he was a part of the big band/swing format on three Philadelphia-area stations (WIBF FM, WBUX, WNPV). Ted broke in to radio with WIFI FM (92.5 FM) in Philadelphia in 1965 as a sportscaster, talk show host and rock jock. He has met and emceed the performances of many of the legendary figures of the big band era when they appeared locally — Stan Kenton, Lionel Hampton, Lee Castle, Duke Ellington, Count Basie, Maynard Ferguson, Buddy Rich, Gene Krupa, Murray McEachern, Charley Ventura, Bob Eberly, Errol Garner, the Buddy DeFranco Glenn Miller Band, Chris Connor and many more. "It's an era when music said something to us all, and it's my privilege to be able to share those great sounds once again with my listeners on the RDV Radio Network."

E-mail me: tedtaylorinc@comcast.net

12 PM - 3 PM

Michelle Kenney
Backstage Pass

Every Tuesday at 12 noon until 3PM tune in for Backstage Pass with Michelle Kenney, starring Dinah Shore, Frank Sinatra, Rosemary Clooney, Vic Damone, Ella Fitzgerald and Jo Stafford just to name a few, with songs written by composers like Cole Porter and Rodgers and Hammerstein...musical tunes from the era, sung by all your favorite vocalists! I invite you to be my special guest on Tuesdays at 12. See you backstage!

3 PM - 6 PM

Jack McAvoy
Swing's the Thing

Please join me each Tuesday afternoon for Swing's the Thing! The name of the show says it all — on this show, Swing is King. In addition to all the great tunes that come your way during the show, you'll be treated to three special features: The 1920s Twice; The Performer Spotlight; and The Fifties at Five. Each helps us delve into this remarkable era of music in greater detail, enhancing our knowledge and enjoyment of the music we love so much. All that's needed to make Swing's the Thing complete is you tuning in each week and sharing the fun of RDV FM — your community radio station!

E-mail me: jack14mac (at) yahoo (dot) com

6 PM - 9 PM

Paul Big Bear
The Party Continues

I've been singing and entertaining professionally for over fifty years, and now I'm on Radio Delaware Valley, playing Country and Western music from the Elvis era. Tune in and listen; you'll like what you hear.

E-mail me: PaulBigBear (at) aol (dot) com

9 PM - 12 AM

Dave Solomon

Join me, Dave Solomon, every Tuesday night at nine on RDV-FM for some Good Old Rock 'N Roll. We'll explore everything from Elvis, Chuck Berry, and Little Richard, to Buddy Holly, Eddie Cochran, Gene Vincent, and beyond. You'll hear the artists who influenced generations of future musicians. I hope you can make it.

12 AM - 3 AM

Jim Miller
The Sound Connection

My connection with music began in the 1970s. I spent all my time and money on the latest records. It didn't matter if it was pop, rock, or soul. I loved it all.

At The Sound Connection, I celebrate the entire spectrum of music. The hits and near hits, the seldom played songs and forgotten artists, the deep cuts and flipsides.

My focus is on the 70s with some 80s and 60s mixed in. So join me to share some good music, wonderful memories and a smile. I hope you say "I haven't heard that tune in years."

3 AM to Overnight

Big Band & Swing

Time

Host & Show

Format

Overnight to 7:30 AM

Big Band & Swing

7:30 AM - 8 AM

Birtan Collier
I Hear America Talking
"Tours & Detours"

Interview ⁄ Magazine show

8 AM - 12 PM

Step into the Make-Believe Ballroom every Wednesday morning with me, Jack Fleming. I'll be playing performers from the golden age of American popular music — the mid 20th century: the 1930s, 40s, and 50s, with occasional excursions into other decades, and even some great modern interpretations of this timeless music. We'll offer great instrumental blues and early jazz music including: Dixieland, swing, boogie, and more. And we'll present the great singers from this era as they sing from the bandstand, and from the Great American Song Book. So join me and other lovers of great music every Wednesday from 8 AM to noon.

E-mail me: themakebelieveballroom19@gmail.com

12 PM - 3 PM

Bob Smith
The Jazz Kitchen

3 PM - 6 PM

Bill Marren
Hump Day Serenade

Join me, Bill Marren for "Hump Day Serenade" and "Meatloaf Wednesday", each Wednesday from 3 to 6 P.M. We can commiserate about the weather, your crazy in-laws, those wacky neighbors, potholes and crumbling sidewalks. Actually, I'm just kidding. Actually, I'll play the music you love from the thirties, forties and fifties. We'll even throw in the daily stock market report! Plus always Frank Sinatra and those great ladies of swing and jazz. And don't forget I love call-ins!

6 PM - 9 PM

Chris Burden
Prime Time 70s & 80s

Join me every Wednesday night from 6:30 till 9 for your midweek music fix. It's Prime Time 70s & 80s. Playing the hits plus the ones that radio forgot. Listen for the Mystery Tune at 7:10, The Birthday Club around 7:35, and a different theme each week for the 8 O'clock Block. Make your requests on social, or call 215-674-8002. Then, Wednesday Nights, you'll be saying "I Want My Prime Time 70s & 80s"!

9 PM - 12 AM

Vinnie
The Rock and Roll Pizza Show

Each Thursday night, Vinnie takes a look at the many sounds and timeless classics that shaped the rock and roll landscape forever with the best songs from the 1950s, '60s, '70s and '80s where you'll hear deep tracks, well known classics and diverse sounds that take you back.

E-mail me: vgiangiulio (at) comcast (dot) net

12 AM - 3 AM

Phil Almquist
Uncle Phil's Late Night Rock

I've been addicted to rock music since I was a kid. Blasting AC/DC on my Walkman during my High School years late at night when everyone else was asleep was almost a nightly occurrence. The addiction started because my mom loved music, especially Paul McCartney, and who doesn't love The Beatles? Even my first name screams rock, since I'm named after an Everly Brother. So, join me Wednesday nights from midnight to 3AM as I play rock from the early 50s through the late 80s on Uncle Phil's Late Night Rock on RDV.

3 AM to Overnight

Big Band & Swing

Time

Host & Show

Format

Overnight to 8 AM

Big Band & Swing

8 AM - 12 PM

Rick Michael
Wake Up and Live

I play music from the Big Band era of the 30s and 40s as well as the early jazz sounds of the 20s. I also feature a weekly "Four-of-a-Kind", where I spotlight the history of a famous song in four different versions.

12 PM - 3 PM

Dave Zeft
Passport to the Past

My show, "Passport to the Past," can be heard every Thursday from Noon to 3pm. Please join me! I play music from the 30's, 40's & 50's...the big and small bands, the vocalists and the singing groups from that era. I will also throw in some Traditional Jazz as well. The music is bound to bring back memories from an era long gone but not forgotten.

3 PM - 6 PM

Tom Gamble
Memories from the Bandstand

On 'Memories from the Bandstand', we'll share the music associated with the times and events of our lives; the Big Bands and the artists we saw and heard, with an emphasis on local artists.

E-mail me: texgamble (at) verizon (dot) net

6 PM - 9 PM

George Hagerty
Original Bandbox

The Bandbox features rare and unusual recordings of the 20s, 30s and 40s by bands large and small, famous and forgotten, along with vocals and novelty tunes of the era.

9 PM - 12 AM

Adam Axel
Directions in Jazz

Each week, Directions in Jazz will take you on a tour through the myriad realms of jazz music. We will explore early jazz, and its many and varied descendants, like the big bands, swing, bebop, hot jazz, modern jazz and more. We'll mark the birthdays of many jazz musicians, and the release dates of many well-known recordings.

12 AM - 2 AM

Marc Feig
Late Night Flashbacks

On Late Night Flashbacks, we play a mix of your favorites from the 60s through the 90s that other stations have tossed into the vault and forgotten. You'll hear Motown, disco, classic hits, country and more.

2 AM to Overnight

Big Band & Swing

Time

Host & Show

Format

Overnight to 8 AM

Big Band & Swing

8 AM - 12 PM

Together, we'll turn back the clock and enjoy the music from the 30s, 40s and 50s ... big band and swing ... the crooners ... the guys and gals of jazz, and more.
The coffee is always freshly brewed, and the donuts are right out of the oven at the Friday Morning Canteen.

E-mail me: conniegaylewrdv (at) aol (dot) com

12 PM - 3 PM

Vic Miles
Twelve O'Clock Jump

Come join me, Vic Miles, every Friday from 12 noon to 3 PM for the "Twelve O'Clock Jump" to experience an expedition through the timeless classics of the 1920s, 30s, 40s and 50s as well as earlier originals and later interpretations from other decades. Tune in starting at lunchtime for a generous serving of legendary singers, band leaders, vocalists, and groups performing your favorites by fabulous composers from the amazing jazz, big band, and swing eras. As a big RDV-FM and radio fanatic for many years, I'm looking forward to playing your favorites and taking your calls and email requests on our weekly Friday 12-3pm adventure.

Email me: vicmileswrdv (at) gmail (dot) com

3 PM - 6 PM

Bill Jacobs
Weekend Express

Join me, Bill Jacobs, for three hours of great music from the big band era to help kick off your weekend in proper style. Some weeks the program will have a theme to tie the music together; other weeks just potluck, but there's always something happening on the Weekend Express. The train departs on Track 18 every Friday afternoon at 3:00 and phone calls (and requests) are always welcome.

E-mail me: weekendexpress (at) comcast (dot) net

6 PM - 7 PM

Teresa Wojcik
Polka Party

The Polka Party is a fun filled hour devoted to polkas, waltzes, obereks, and most important of all, you, the listeners. There's information about upcoming polka dances, festivals, concerts, and other events in the community. You're encouraged to call in requests and dedications for birthdays, anniversaries, any other occasion, or just for the fun of it. Come join us, it's our party!

7 PM - 10 PM

Jess Mason
Country Gold Classics

A radio show of traditional country and bluegrass music. We'll take you back to the days of music from WSM Radio's Grand Ole Opry and the WWVA Wheeling Jamboree, and we'll play the music of barn dances and community fairs from days long gone. Sit down and relax for three hours listening to features like Stars of the Steel Guitar, the Truck Driver's Triple Play, Memories of the Golden West and more. Relive the memories from 7 to 10 PM every friday night and enjoy the moment, only here on the RDV Radio Network!

10 PM - 1 AM

Bill Hower
Bill Hower's Music Box

Beautiful Music once dominated the radio landscape and was the number one music format on FM radio for years. I bring back this music. Recordings from Percy Faith, Andre Kostelanetz, Mantovani, The 101 Strings, The Living Strings, Billy Vaughn, Lawrence Welk and the list goes on and on. There are maybe 25 Beautiful Music/Easy listening stations left in the country today, but RDV listeners are still able to hear instrumental renditions of the pop hits of the day (from that era) as well as standards for a relaxing end to a busy week in this area...only on Bill Hower's Music Box.

E-mail me: musicboxrdvfm (at) verizon (dot) net

1 AM - 2 AM

Big Band & Swing

2 AM to Overnight

Your Favorite Oldies

Time

Host & Show

Format

Overnight to 6 AM

Your Favorite Oldies

6 AM - 9 AM

John Alexanderson
AM Classics

Hello, Delaware Valley, I'm John Alexanderson. Be sure to stop by at my show, "AM Classics," to hear those classic hits like you used to hear on WIBG, WABC, and WFIL. No Seventies Album Rock here, just good old AM classics. I'm here in the AM — 6 to 9 on Saturdays — on your Remember When Voice in the Delaware Valley, RDV-FM.

Request line: (267) 222-0001 - Leave a voicemail or send a text

E-mail me: RDVAMclassics (at) gmail (dot) com

9 AM - 12 PM

Night Train Jim Bakay
Sound Of The City

Rock with the Sound Of The City. I'll bring you the best in 1950s style vocal group harmony as well as the gospel and 1940s pioneer groups who influenced the music. We'll also check out the evolution of the music into 60s soul and beyond.

My e-mail - soundofthecity1 (at) gmail (dot) com
My website - www.bluesandrhythm.com
My Blog - soundofthecity.blogspot.com

12 PM - 2 PM

Ray Moore
Noontime Memories

I feature Doo Wop, Rhythm & Blues, Rock-a-Billy, and just good old Rock n'Roll. I feature a different group each week and there is also a feature called my " Rockin', Rhythm & Blues Record of the week. You'll also hear a six song Rock-a-Billy set and my Mixed Bag Of Memories, where sometimes I really stretch the issue on what might be considered "correct format."

E-mail me: Cd1jock (at) aol (dot) com

2 PM - 4 PM

Dave Blatt
Doo-Wop Dave Blatt

Rock & Roll ⁄ Doo-Wop ⁄ Rhythm & Blues

4 PM - 7 PM

Joe T.
Party Time

Let's party with Doo Wop, Rhythm and Blues, and Rock and Roll from the 50's and 60's. You'll hear the hits but you'll also hear great music that never saw the light of day.

Tune in and enjoy a musical trip back in time.

E-mail me: jtdoowop (at) comcast (dot) net

7 PM - 10 PM

Rick Michael
Record Hop

Hear great music from the early 50s, including doowop, R&B, and Rock 'n Roll, to the Motown and soul sounds of the 60s live again every Saturday night at the Record Hop.

It's uptempo from 7 to 9, then I "dim the lights" and finish with an hour of love ballads.

I have also been known to have special guests from time to time; recording artists from the era who discuss their careers and contributions to the soundtrack of our lives.

Music and memories...only at the Record Hop.

Email your requests to: rickmichaelrecordhop (at) gmail (dot) com

10 PM - 11:30 PM

Al Thompson & Rock Hoffman
Sports Page

If you're a sports fan and want to be informed as well as entertained, tune in. Al Thompson and Rock Hoffman bring you news, interviews and insight on the world of sports in an entertaining fashion.

E-mail us: RDVSports (at) yahoo (dot) com

11:30 PM - 2 AM

Al Thompson
FM Audition

The show that features the stars of tomorrow and the unique modern sounds of the Lehigh-Delaware Valley.

2 AM to Overnight

Your Favorite Oldies

Time

Host & Show

Format

Overnight to 7 AM

Your Favorite Oldies

7 AM - 12 PM

Church Services

7:00 AM
Lutheran Hour

7:30 AM
Sing For Joy
www.singforjoy.org

8:00 AM
Kingdom Gospel Ministries
www.kingdomgospelministries.org

8:30 AM
The New Church
www.newchurchaudio.org

9:00 AM
St. Joseph's Church
1795 Columbia Ave
Warrington, PA 18976
(215) 672-3020
www.saintjosephchurch.us

10:00 AM
Catholic Music Mix

10:30 AM
30 Minutes of Christian Inspirational Music

11:00 AM
Warminster Presbyterian Church
500 Madison Ave
Warminster, PA 18974
(215) 675-0801
warmpres.org

Religious

12 PM - 1 PM

Ed Perkins
The Electron Ed Radio Show

I play forgotten Popular, plus Rare Rock & Roll Oldies from the 50's, 60's, & some stuff beyond those decades that sound like the Golden Years Of Rock n' Roll not played by other stations. I also play stuff that charted but wasn't necessarily Rock and Roll ⁄ Doo Wop oriented. The program is basically a nostalgia program. Click on my e-mail address for requests and comments.

E-mail me: electroned19114 (at) yahoo (dot) com

1 PM - 4 PM

George Hagerty
THE RDV JUKEBOX

swingking421@aol.com

4 PM - 7 PM

Fred Rice
Grimm Reaper

I dig up the classical sounds of group harmony, doo-wop, Motown, and early rhythm and blues. All presented for your listening enjoyment without commercial interruption.

E-mail me: grimmreaper893 (at) comcast (dot) net

7 PM - 10 PM

Gerri Bender
The Place

THE PLACE, a 28 year tradition at RDV is back and better than ever! If you're missing the sound of great radio from the AM 60s to the FM 70s, then drop by. On the menu you'll find platters of steaming Soul, R & B, and Funk during the Hour of Soul Power Plus. Remember when radio stations weren't defined by genres? You'll be treated to those instrumentals, pop, and rock songs, from artists that defined our generation, as well as those one hit wonders which were readily played on our favorite stations and are now rarely heard anymore. Toss in some theme nights, music news, occasional guests, and trivia for an evening that is guaranteed to satisfy. Gerri is a member of the Broadcast Pioneers of Philadelphia and a former disc jockey at WBUX in Doylestown. Your requests and dedications are welcome, so come join the crowd starting at 9 PM at THE PLACE!

Request line: (215) 919-9323

Email me: gerrisplacerdv (at) aol (dot) com

10 PM - 1 AM

Melissa D.
Rock & Roll Rebel Radio

Welcome aboard Rock & Roll Rebel Radio! I'm Melissa D. and will be your conductor every Sunday evening, 10PM‐1AM, where I'll roll us back in time to the roots of rock, taking this crazy train ride from the 1950s through the '70s, and, derailing us off a bit into the '80s.

I open the vinyl vault at the top of the 11 o'clock hour, playing some songs from my personal vinyl collection. Future destination plans include: one hit wonders, a‐z songs/artists, originals/renditions, specific subgenre focused, year or decade specific, "Home Grown Roots", which includes interviews with personal friends who are musicians, and other plans not thought of at the moment.

I have been listening to music for as long as I can remember, growing up during the time when the rock genre tracks were starting to expand, setting the foundation for all the music I listen to today, which is basically everything, but, the 1980s had laid down the groundwork on a specific genre that I always hold near and dear to my heart. That genre is Hard Rock/Heavy Metal.

I got my start in radio through two college radio stations: Blue Colt Radio at Middlesex College, Edison, NJ, and The ARC Radio Club, where I had been Treasurer, then, President, at Arcadia University, Glenside, PA.

After my 2018 Internship at Central New Jersey's Magic 98.3 and sister station, 1450 WCTC Talk Radio (Beasley Media Group), I was hired in the Promotions Department for both stations, and, as an On‐Air Personality for Magic.

We all know what happened in 2020, but I am a firm believer in everything happens for a reason, and I am beyond blessed to be working here at WRDV/WLBS‐FM and playing music that YOU want to hear!

ALL ABOARD!

1 AM to Overnight

Your Favorite Oldies