This week, Destinies joins in WUSB's 24-hour Blues Marathon.

Tune in Friday night, for the first science fiction blues special since 2010, and learn that the blues isn't just limited to planet Earth.

You'll hear songs by Timothy P. Wood, filksinger Tom Smith, and legendary genre actors William Shatner from Star Trek, Bill Mumy from Lost in Space, and Jim Byrnes from Highlander-The Series.

Plus, learn how you can receive your choice of over 316 different exclusive premiums for your pledge of support during this Radiothon special.

Friday, November 10th, at 11:30 PM.

Tune in on Thursday, November 2, for a special guest appearance on Captain Phil's Planet.

Freddie Bryant received a master’s degree in classical guitar from Yale School of Music and is in demand in the New York jazz and Brazilian scenes, where he has worked with Eliane Elias, Tom Harrell and many others. He was a member of Ben Riley’s Monk Legacy Septet and has played with the Mingus Orchestra for two decades.

He leads his own group, Kaleidoscope, and has released eight CDs as a leader. His impressive array of guitar styles have been featured on numerous CDs showcasing his work on acoustic and electric guitars.

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Airs Thursday, November 2, 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM.

Fermented Radio kicks of the WUSB 2023 Fall Fundraiser with an extra special in studio guest deejay.

The inimitable Dave Diamond steps up to the mic with his Music and Stories.

Dave is a band leader, veteran sideman, teacher and amazing family person. Let’s find out what motivates Dave and how he got so gosh darn kool.

Then go to Beau’s Bar in Greenlawn to see Dave Diamond and Friends on 11/3 at 9:00 PM.

This Friday, 11/3, from 10:00 AM to noon, Fermented Radio is on tap, only on WUSB 90.1 FM, Stony Brook.

This week, Destinies continues its longest-running tradition by bringing you its extra-length 41st annual Halloween Special.

Tune in Friday night, at 11:15 PM, and celebrate the 85th anniversary of The Mercury Theater on the Air's broadcast of "War of the Worlds" with the debut of music from a new, heavy metal interpretation of the material, from the band Insensate Machine.

The band's lead vocalist, and the album's writer and producer Billy Davis will return to the WUSB studio to discuss the project and introduce selections from the album.

Learn about how Billy worked on this album for more than 30 years, before finally releasing it in 2023. Find out which elements of the classic broadcast most inspired the music, and how excerpts from the radio show were incorporated into the album. And discover where you can see Insensate Machine performing live in the near future.

Friday, October 27th, at 11:15 PM.

Hosted by Howard Margolin, with Billy Davis.

Destinies-The Voice of Science Fiction

James Maddock returns to the Long Island Museum on Sunday, November 19 at 5:00 PM.

Former frontman of the band Wood, James Maddock brings his new album Night Work to our stage! 

Acccompanying Maddock on the Steinway concert piano and accordion is the legendary Brian Mitchell.

Save money and buy tickets in adavance for $30 at www.sundaystreet.org through November 17th.

This Thursday, on the WUSB full power signal, tune in for a Halloween edition of Captain Phil's Planet featuring Ross Amico!

The Captain and Ross will examine some classic Halloween musi such as Renaissance, Bartok and a secret spooky classic list curated by Ross Amico. Prepare to scare as we go over some terrific seasonal music as the pumpkin spice flows and the children roam in search of sucrose!

Ross Amico is program host, and host of Picture Perfect which airs Saturdays at 6:00 PM and The Lost Chord which airs Sundays at 10:00 PM on KWAX.

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This program airs Thursday afternoon from 3:00 PM to 5:00 PM.

Tune in Saturday and it will be a party ! WUSB chief engineer Frank Burgert turns on WUSBs new transmitter live during Communiversity Day 2023. Help us celebrate in person or tune in on air here or on 90.1 or 107.3fm.
Join WUSB Stony Brook at 12.30pm October 14th 2023.

Fourteen years have passed since military historian William R. Forstchen, Ph.D., captivated readers with the harrowing aftermath of an electromagnetic pulse (EMP) attack in his acclaimed bestseller "One Second After." Intrigued by public interest, Forstchen continued the narrative in three sequels, the latest being "Five Years After."

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This will air on Thursday, September 21 between 6:00 and 8:00 PM.

Tune in this Thursday night at 8:00 PM when Jack Licitra the Heart & Soul of Jack’s Waterfall sits in on The Bayou with Chris LaPorta to discuss and play some of the NOLA-fied selections from his new release “Call Dr. John” a release focused on one of New Orleans' favorite Icons, Mac Rebbenac, a.k.a Dr. John.

On-air discussion will also include the return of the Riverhead Blues Festival this coming weekend where Jack will perform with South Bay Soul.
Take a trip down Basin Street way on The Bayou this Thursday night

This week, Destinies introduces you to a man whose name became known to early fans of Adult Swim's "Robot Chicken."

Tune in Friday night, and travel back to Eternal Con 2021 for part one of a three-part interview with Paul Clarke, a.k.a. Dr. Mego.

You'll learn how this child of the 1970s rediscovered his passion for Mego action figures in the 1980s and 1990s. You'll discover how he decided to become Dr. Mego by re-creating the accessories, costumes, and bodies sought by adult collectors, and how he became involved in the early days of "Robot Chicken." And, you'll find out how he was able to resurrect the Mego brand, and bring the line back, to match the sensibilities of today's more discerning fans.

Plus, in memory of actress Arleen Sorkin, you'll hear the origin of her best-known character on "The Harley Quinn Tapes," from the video game "Batman: Arkham Asylum."

Friday, September 1st, at 11:30 PM.