On December 7th Oona Murphy attends a concert held by the organization SoFar Sounds with all of the musicians kept a secret until the start of the show.

The music in this piece is recorded at the event and is by Zuli, Lindsey Luft, and Quiet Luke.

Event hosted by SoFar Sounds NYC, more information and events can be found on their website https://www.sofarsounds.com

Photo taken at the event by Oona Murphy

Growing up a lover of reading magazines I never really understood the ins and outs of just how much time goes into creating a single issue, all I knew was that it looked like the coolest job ever. Print Magazines have none the less cemented themselves in the world, but can online publications be on the verge of replacing print? In "Confessions of a Magazine Junkie", I open with my fondest memories of the first time I fell in love with a magazine. I also speak with Abigail Schreiber of Paper Magazine on numerous topics including her opinions regarding the current state of print and online publications.

Produced by Latecia Joiner

Dreams can be interpreted in a series of ways. They either bring good and bad luck, or they can just be figments of a person’s imagination. But what if you have been having a reoccuring dream that follows you into your bed every night? Why is this dream so distinct from the others, and what is the purpose of having it replay in your mind? In Dreamworld, I focus on a night terror that I cannot seem to distance myself from. Listen to how this dream my day to day life, in and out of the comfort of my own home.

Produced by Latecia Joiner

On May 1st, WNSR hosted Dawn of Summer, a university-wide event that united each division from the New School under one roof for twelve hours. Here, we speak with some of the participants about how the event went, and what reception the event received.

Have you ever had a bad Tinder experience? Like meeting someone with the most charming smile, that lives a life similar to that of a movie star and only wants to talk ON Tinder, but never wants to meet up in person because they are too busy "attending an award show in LA" (some might call that Catfish). I take to the streets of New York City, to find out about the experiences people have had on the dating application and interesting encounters with the people they've met.

Host: Agharim N-Irabor

Speakers: Kauila Kanakaole

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Toma Ihetu

Music: Marijuana by Chrome Sparks

Almost everyday, when we travel in NYC we notice a handful of homeless people with their signs, asking us for help. Although to them their signs may say something important, to us it becomes white noise.

Special thanks to Arthur Yorinks, for providing us with the connections that allowed us to make this piece!

When there’s a snowstorm and school is cancelled for two days, what do you do ? I binge watch Game of Thrones. A show that I kept prolonging to watch fearing it would let me down, or be like the Lord of The Rings, or the Hobbit. However, after watching four seasons in a week, it’s safe to say I became obsessed. My family, friends, and almost everyone I know is obsessed. Why is it so good? In this piece you will hear the reasons behind my obsessions, as well as the voices of three other college students and why they cherish the show so much.

Amanda Seigel is a yiddish singer, whose subtle take on activism has helped the Jewish community evolve.

Student Musicians at The New School discuss their difficulty balancing their creative lives with their academics, and brainstorm possible changes to the school’s infrastructure.

WNSR's Sylvie Douglis is in Maine this semester making radio at The Salt Institute for Documentary Studies.

Her story Bangor: Pubic Art/Public Forum considers the role of public art in the age of social media controversy.