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From lo-fi to high fives with all the fuzz, scuzz, and beauty of the last frontier. Alien Lanes is produced by local musicians Melanie A. Davis and Tim Peyton, occasionally featuring guest hosts from the area. This episode has expired.

Hosted by Daniel Hurt, Sounds Local is an hour-long program showcasing local and regional music. This episode has expired.

Hosted by Tish Usher, the Passing Lane features music from many genres and eras bound together by a common theme that changes from episode to episode. Tish Usher is your chauffeur for this wildly adventurous musical ride. Friday at 10 p.m. on WKMS Music (HD-3).

Hosted by Tracy Ross, Sounds Good is an eclectic mix of legacy artists, deep cuts, contemporary artists, and genre-defying musicians from all decades. This episode has expired.

Hosted by Annabelle Massa, Folk-ish is a compilation of different folk genres and a brief history behind them. Tune in Thursday nights at 10 pm. This episode features cuts from Hans William, The Sways, and more.

Hosted by Rachel Francis, Bulletproof BPM features songs primarily from the K-pop or pop genre that will be in order relating to their BPM, such as speeding up or slowing down over the course of each episode. Wednesday at 10 p.m. on WKMS Music (HD-3).

Hosted by Emily Wahnsiedler, each episode of Lyrical Tumbleweeds has an overarching theme that weaves together an eclectic mix of folk, rock, and singer/songwriter selections, Tuesday at 10 p.m. on WKMS Music (HD-3). This episode features cuts from Father John Misty, Norma Tanega, and more.

Hosted by Ella Thompson, Station to Station takes you on a trip through the 60’s and 70’s, exploring classic rock, folk and singer/songwriter. Listen Thursdays at 11 pm on WKMS Music (HD3). This episode features cuts from Pere Ubu, Anna Karina, and more.

Hosted by Tracy Ross, Sounds Good is an eclectic mix of legacy artists, deep cuts, contemporary artists, and genre-defying musicians from all decades. This episode features cuts from Beck, The Chordettes, and more.

Hosted by Samuel Miller, Radio International takes listeners on a trip across the world through music, visiting different locations, time periods, and genres.