The impeachment trial of President Donald Trump could last several weeks and will pre-empt many programs on the WBFO schedule.
The trial will start Tuesday at 1 p.m. and could run six days a week, Monday through Saturday. Proceedings are expected to begin each day at 1 p.m. and might end anywhere between 5 p.m. and 1 a.m. the following day.
NPR and WBFO is committed to carrying the coverage live on-air. Bringing you in-depth national news is important and we know that it is a vital service to our listeners.
Thank you so very much for carrying the articles of impeachment mark-up hearing live!!I don't have cable TV and regular networks are not carrying this hearing, so WBFO/NPR is my only news source in real time. I have recently been able to afford to support WBFO/NPR with a financial donation, and have often wished I could do so in the past. Thank you so much--again--to all the wonderful staff and reporters for the amazing work you do every single day. --A New Member
But we also recognize that certain hosts and programs are a part of your life. Listening to them becomes like a daily chat with a friend-- and you would miss something if they didn't stop by on any particular day.
Here's a list of streams and podcasts that will let you listen to various programs on the WBFO schedule, even when they aren't carried on our airwaves.
WEEKDAYS
10 AM On Point
12 PM Here and Now
2:00 PM 1A
4:00 PM All Things Considered
6:00 PM The Daily
6:30 PM Marketplace
7:00 PM Fresh Air
8:00 PMThe Capitol Pressroom
9:00 PM The World
10:00 PM Fresh Air
11PM BBC World Service
SATURDAYS
12 PM Science Friday
2 PM People's Pharmacy
3 PM This American Life
4 PM On The Media
