Georgetown tiger bundles up for winter.

It’s still under construction, but here’s the latest on what’s going on at WRVG, 93.7, the radio voice of Georgetown:

- We’ve got new student staff, and we’re adding more all the time. Interested in joining us? Contact student station manager Mark Scout or faculty advisor Kristin Espeland Gourlay.We are looking for DJs (whose training will include observation of current DJs and supervised time on the air), news anchors, reporters, producers, traffic managers, promotions and marketing managers, and more.

- We’ve got a great lineup of new and returning student shows, including The Kitchen Sink with Tori Shover (music that’s “everything but!”) as well as Tori’s Latin music show on Wednesday mornings, Sparky’s Swag Session with DJ and host Derrod Blakey, and The Escape, a Christian music show with Tyler Woosley.

- We’re now airing some of the finest shows public radio beyond Georgetown has to offer, including the multi-award winning RadioLab with hosts Jad Abumrad and Robert Krulwich, eTown, Acoustic Cafe, A Way With Words, and Global Village.

- We’ve got some exciting new student work headed for the air waves, including news, profiles, reviews, and more.

- We’re in the process of renewing our FCC license, which expires on August 2, 2012. Got comments? Go to fcc.gov. Or let us know.

- Got ideas or want to get involved? If you’re a Georgetown College student, faculty member, or staff member, get in touch with Kristin Espeland Gourlay, faculty advisor, or student station manager Mark Scout. We’d love to hear from you.

WRVG’s Got News: New Web Site, New Faces, New Music, New Shows! | WRVG Student Radio

This self-titled album by Curtis Peoples is a dynamic record of love, loss, heartbreak, and hope. The clever lyrics filled with feeling and passion accompanied by catchy and soothing melodies make this album addictive to listen to. Curtis Peoples is definitely a homerun for the artist, as he performs a type of music that could be classified as “coffee shop rock”.  All in all, an A+ album that everyone should take a moment to check out.  

Sounds like: Tyler Hilton, Josh Kelley, and Boyce Avenue.

Tracks to Listen to: Holding Me Down, Tell Me I’m Wrong, Back Where I Started.

Review by Meredith Scalos

Curtis Peoples is Addictive | WRVG Student Radio