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WREK is the entirely student managed, operated, and engineered radio station of Georgia Tech.

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You can listen online and browse through our 14-day archive of specialty shows, sound blocks, sports, and public affairs programming.

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54-46

9:00 PM

Techniques

11:00 PM

Electric Boogaloo

12:00 AM

Atmospherics

3:00 AM

Overnight Alternatives

6:00 AM

The Classics

Upcoming
Specialty Shows

Tune in to WREK's own curated specialty shows, delving into a sonic scape, genre, or movement that shaped music history.

54-46

Reggae, Ska, Dub, and Two-tone

Thursdays 8pm - 9pm

Techniques

Hip Hop, Choice Cuts from the Crates

Thursdays 9pm - 11pm

Electric Boogaloo

Funk

Thursdays 11pm - 12am

Lost in the Stacks

Indie, Pop Rock, Alt Rock, and New Wave

Fridays 12pm - 1pm

DiWREKtor's Cut

talk, film, soundtrack, and scores

Fridays 5pm - 6pm

Friday Night Fish Fry

Blues, Blues Rock, Live, and Local

Fridays 6pm - 8pm

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