Join us for the WRVO MemberCard Thank You! Tour featuring Loren Barrigar and Mark Mazengarb, the award-winning International Guitar Duo. This is our opportunity to say thank you for your support, and to do so at a concert venue near you.
Recently, the WRVO news team has been recognized for their achievements by press organizations in Syracuse and statewide. Saturday, May 4, awards were presented by the Syracuse Press Club (SPC) for the best central New York journalism in 2012.
WSUC Cortland 90.5FM is currently off the air. Engineers are aware of the problem and are working to fix it. We hope to restore our signal in Cortland as soon as possible.
Alternatively, you can listen using our app on your mobile or tablet device. WRVO is also available streaming online.
WSUC 90.5FM in Cortland will be off the air for a portion of Friday, April 26. This is due to a scheduled transmitter upgrade.
Alternatively, you may listen using our mobile app (for smart phone and tablet devices) or online. If you have any questions or comments about reception please email feedback@wrvo.org or call (315) 312-3690.
In the coming weeks on Take Care, we'll feature an interview on prostate cancer. Every man who's diagnosed faces unique challenges, often around the question of treatment. An oncologist will join us to explain why watchful waiting may be the preferred option for many. Plus, the latest super fruit.
In November, we featured a story by Randy Wenner about a GE prototype from central New York that was sent to the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, D.C. for preservation. It was announced today by the Radio Television Digital News Association (RTDNA) that Wenner won a 2013 Regional Edward R. Murrow Award.
Late Monday evening, several stories on the NPR website were defaced with headlines and text that said “Syrian Electronic Army Was Here.” Those stories were distributed to our website via NPR. We are working with NPR to make the necessary corrections. NPR continues to monitor the situation.
WRVO Public Media is adding a new half-hour program to its Sunday evening broadcast schedule. "Take Care," a conversation on health and wellness, will be co-hosted and produced by Lorraine Rapp and Linda Lowen.