Archive for the ‘Staff Blogs’ Category
In our spare time… (part 2)
Many of our WBJC volunteers knit or crochet, and we get to talking in Pledge Central about our hobbies. Many of us bring along a project to show off, and we get to talking about our various fiber addictions interests. People are often surprised to find out that I also have a spinning wheel and … Read More »
Classical Composer Word Search
Classical Music Composers use CTRL+P on your keyboard and print the first page to play! Words can go horizontal, vertical or diagonal and can be found forwards or backwards. P X A R A H I H C V H Q O Q I B D T I V O C N D Y A H E … Read More »
Your Spring Thing!
One member writes in suggesting we visit Sherwood Gardens in the Guilford neighborhood of Baltimore. Taking a quick tour of their website, I found the tulips breathtaking! Their peak bloom is THIS WEEK folks! Have any of you visited Sherwood Gardens recently? I think I might make a thermos of tea, grab my spinning wheel and … Read More »
We’re testing a new feature
I’m trying our a post-to-twitter direct feed. This is just a test!
The Many Faces of our Underwriters: Wine World!
Elizabeth Labruto and Wine World support WBJC - helping us keep classical music on the radio throughout the Baltimore and Washington region. Please show them your appreciation when you can. Wine World Beer and Spirits is conveniently located right off I-95 Tollgate Road Exit 77B just inside Harford County. Offering an extensive variety … Read More »
The Many Faces of our Underwriters!
Emmanuel Episcopal Church, Mt. Vernon’s Church of the Arts, supports WBJC - helping us keep classical music on the radio throughout the Baltimore and Washington region. Please show them your appreciation when you can. A Joyful Noise presents free music, free food and free fun each … Read More »
CONNECTIVITY ISSUES
Hi folks, please bear with us, the WBJC studios have no internet or voicemail right now. If you need some immediate help, call our main line 410-580-5800. I’m currently updating the website as I can from my smartphone, so response time online is quite limited! Related posts: New Transmitter Building Project New Booth Programming grid
All grown up!
Does anyone remember this young prodigy? David Garrett certainly grew up well! aaaaaaand one more just in case you didn’t get enough eye-candy:
the healing properties of music
We often hear how Mozart can make us smarter, but this article talks about the ways that music can make us feel better too! www.care2.com/greenliving/4-ways-to-use-music-as-medicine.html Of particular interest: “Classical compositions have calming cardiovascular effects: German researchers discovered that people recovering from open-heart surgery had lower levels of the stress hormone, cortisol, after listening to classical … Read More »
