WPFW is on the Move. Be a part of history as we conduct the last pledge drive in our current facility. We need your support during our upcoming spring membership drive to ensure a smooth transition.

While boxes are being packed and equipment is being shifted, you can help maintain the programs you love.

Our goal is to raise $400,000 for the next quarter for operational and moving expenses. Pledge early and often by clicking here. Thanks!

As we look forward to our next 36 years of Jazz and Justice in the Nation's Capital, we are honored by recent tributes to two of WPFW's own. Click Here if you missed the excellent piece about Brother Ah published in the Washington Post (by Chris Richards). Please also join us in congratulating Willard Jenkins as a recipient of a 2013 Jazz Hero award by The Jazz Journalists Association.

And last but not least ... be sure to tune in for Brother Ah on Mondays from 7 to 10 pm; and for Willard Jenkins on Wednesdays from 10 pm to Midnight.

The Community Advisory Board will meet on Monday, May 20th, 2013 at 7:00 pm.

Please plan to attend if you have any concerns or comments about WPFW.

Meetings are held at 2390 Champlain St. NW, on the second floor of the City Paper Building.  Community Advisory Board meetings are open to the public.

If you are unable to attend, but would like to submit your concerns or comments to the Community Advisory Board, please contact Vinnie Jack at 202-588-0999 ext. 360.

In response to the massive programming changes that WPFW General Manager John Hughes enacted in December 2012, the WPFW-Local Station Board (LSB) passed a motion urging a rollback of the programming grid to the pre-12/3/2012 status.