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Just a heads up that work is being done on the tow

Just a heads up that work is being done on the tower that houses our transmitter in Cedar Hill over the next three days, meaning we will be operating from our back-up tower. Our HD signal will be temporarily deactivated during this time, but our FM signal will remain on air. However, the signal will be weaker in some parts of our listening area. (Oh hey, this would be a great time to listen to us via our new mobile app, which you can download for free at wrr101.org/app OR tap the link in our bio)

Last month, @tacadallas awarded $670k to 50 Dallas

Last month, @tacadallas awarded $670k to 50 Dallas County arts organizations through Catalyst Grants. In this feature with WRR's Amy Bishop, the organization's Maura Sheffler explains why these grants are so meaningful to the overall arts ecosystem of Dallas. Tap the link in our bio listen.

Come have a burger with me tomorrow between 6 and

Come have a burger with me tomorrow between 6 and 8 pm at @rodeogoatburger in Casa Lina Plaza! From 6 pm to close, 20% of all proceeds will go to support WRR, @keratx, and @kxtradio. Additionally, for every delicious "Radio G.O.A.T." burger purchased during July, $1 will be donated to our organization. I'll have some cool station swag for you tomorrow, so stop by! Location: 1200 N. Bucker Blvd., Dallas.
-Amy Bishop

Walk into the upcoming Dallas Colombian Festival a

Walk into the upcoming Dallas Colombian Festival and you’ll find performers dancing in flowing skirts as percussive beats fill the air.

That’s thanks to North Texas-based Representa Foundation, which promotes Latin American culture with performances and free dance classes.

Representa is one of six small arts organizations that were selected for this year’s second cohort of The Arts Community Alliance’s Arts Accelerator program. Other arts groups selected include: @cedarsunion, @knowboxdance, @lonestarwindorchestra, overthebridgeartsdtx and @writersgarret.

Read the full story at the link in our bio.
📸 The Representa Foundation / @representafoundation

"The orchestra just keeps getting better and bette

"The orchestra just keeps getting better and better, and the European tour demonstrated the depth of admiration in Europe for the Dallas Symphony, which is so special to see,” says Kim Noltemy, whose last day as President and CEO of the @dallassymphony was June 28th. She has gone on to assume the role as the new CEO of the Los Angeles Philharmonic. In this feature with WRR's Amy Bishop, Noltemy reflects on her six years with the DSO, and her optimism for the organization's future under her successor. Tap the link in our bio to listen.

“All the world’s a stage, And all the men and

“All the world’s a stage,
And all the men and women merely players.”

That’ll be a familiar phrase likely to resonate with Levitt Pavilion-goers next April, when performers debut Arlington’s newly created Shakespeare LIVE.

Just in case it’s been a while since you opened your college English literature textbook, the line is an utterance from melancholy traveler Jacques in Shakespeare’s “As You Like It.” It’s a pastoral (rustic) comedy that scholars estimate was written around 1598. Drag out your old CliffsNotes for further Bardish enlightenment, or your next trivia game.

“As You Like It” will also be the first play produced by Arlington’s new Shakespeare LIVE.

Read the full story at the link in bio. From our media partner, @fortworthreport

We're celebrating the birth anniversary of a man f

We're celebrating the birth anniversary of a man forever immortalized in DFW's classical community - Van Cliburn. (1934-2013) We'll be playing recordings of Van throughout the day, so tune in and join us in our musical homage to this towering Texan.

Did you know that Brad Sham (the voice of the @dal

Did you know that Brad Sham (the voice of the @dallascowboys) got his start in radio at WRR-AM in the 1970s? We now share another connection by both having @rodeogoatburger burgers named for us. Amy Bishop and Brad met up for a friendly "face off" to compare the @keratx Radio G.O.A.T. and Brad Sham burgers earlier this week. For every "Radio G.O.A.T." burger purchased from July 1st to July 31st, $1 will be given to support WRR, KERA, & @kxtradio Additionally, on July 18th from 6 pm to close, 20% of all proceeds will be donated to KERA. On this night, several station staff members can be found celebrating this partnership and visiting with Rodeo Goat customers at select locations. Bring your appetite!

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