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1. Tune to 88.7 FM this Thursday at 2:00 PM for a live interview with The Parlotones.
2. WJCU thanks all our listeners for their generous donations during Radiothon!
4. Follow John Carroll’s run to the OAC title on WJCU 88.7!
   Listen in to 88.7 for all the action as the men’s basketball team chases the Ohio Athletic Conference championship! The playoffs start for the Blue Streaks this Thursday as they take on the Wilmington Quakers at the Tony DeCarlo Varsity Center at 7:30. Howard Regal (play-by-play) and Dale Armbruster (color analyst) will have the call [...]
5. Biblio Radio 2/20/12
   Getting Started with Medicare, Vampires and the Horror Beyond, & Green Bookmarking for Kids
6. John Carroll Women’s Basketball takes on Quakers in First Round OAC Action
   Monday February 20th will mark the beginning of the 2012 Ohio Athletic Conference women’s basketball tournament.  The seventh seeded John Carroll Blue Streaks will face off with the sixth seeded Wilmington College Quakers in round one Monday night, with tip-off set for 6 p.m. at Wilmington. The Blue Streaks and the Pioneers split their two [...]
7. The Outspoken Cyclist – 02/18/2012
   Radiothon is officially here for The Outspoken Cyclist, although a number of our listeners have already pledged at wjcu.org. Thank you to everyone who has pledged, and if you haven't, there is still time. The Radiothon donation page will be available until February 25th. We need your dollars to keep local, commercial-free radio on the air and on the Internet. Now, on to our show, which is a shining example of why you'd voluntarily pay for something you're already getting for free. Our first guest is Kriss Worthington, council member from Berkeley, California. Kriss sponsored legislation giving bicyclists who've been harassed by motorists a means to hold their harassers accountable in court. The ordinance passed unanimously, and just this week it officially became law in Berkeley. Kriss explains the motivation for the new law, and how he sees it helping his constituents. Next up is Sarai Snyder, Editor-in-Chief of girlbikelove.com. Sarai has "been there, done that, and got the commemorative t-shirt" in the biking biz, including owning a bike shop. As the name suggests, Girl-Bike-Love is about empowering, inspiring and encouraging more women to ride bikes. A tall order, for sure, but Sarai and her team are knowledgeable and passionate about their mission. And guys, you should check out this site, too, for tips on how to get your wife, girlfriend, sister or mother on a bike! The last half-hour of today's Outspoken Cyclist is devoted one man's stunning transformation. About 4 years ago, Bill Cole of Lexington, Kentucky decided he didn't want to weigh over four hundred pounds anymore. So he started eating better, took up walking and then biking, and now he's about half the man he used to be (at least in the physical size department). Now Bill is active with the Bluegrass Cycling Club, has ridden a century, and helps put on the Horsey Hundred, held each Memorial Day weekend in central Kentucky.
8. Today’s Merchant of the day: Sweetie Fry: 2307 Lee Road, Cleveland Heights, Ohio 44118
   Make a donation of $50 to WJCU today and receive a $10 gift certificate to Sweetie Fry! http://sweetiefry.com/ http://www.facebook.com/SweetieFry https://twitter.com/#!/sweetie_fry
9. Making the Case Featuring Candace Klein
   This edition of Making the Case features Candace Klein. Candace Klein is the founder and CEO of two successful startup companies: Bad Girl Ventures and SoMoLend. SoMoLend is a new technology platform that connects business borrowers seeking loans with lenders looking to make a return on investment. Candace has six years of lobbying experience with [...]
10. Civic Commons: Radio: And So With Trust So Shall Ye Reap Collaboration
    Join Dan, Noelle and Luke as they drill down into the issues of government collaboration by discussing a recent City Club Forum on the wisdom and process of collaboration that included Randy Cole, President of the State Controlling Board, Kathy Mulcahy, Mayor of Orange Village, and Tony Paglia of the Youngstown/Warren Regional Chamber. Click below [...]