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WKNC Program Spotlight: The Dance Dance Revolution

The best way to visualize the Dance Dance Revolution (Sundays at 8:00 P.M.) is to use an analogy Kyle mentioned when describing his show: If indie rock were fire and electro were ice, DDR would be the lukewarm water between the two. The official show tagline reads:

Start your Sunday nights off right by listening to all the best in synth-rock, dance-punk, electro-pop, electro-indie, and various other hyphenated genres.

Kyle isn’t just a DJ, he’s also the General Manager of the station. Whereas most DJs may have a one or two hour slot once a week, Kyle puts in around 30 or so hours a week running the place. This means WKNC is a student run operation at all levels–something that is not common amongst college radio stations.
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Electronica at LUMP

Hooliganship performing at LUMP

Hooliganship performing at LUMP

Walden’s Birthday

Jess and Kaci with Walden at his birthday bash at the Player’s Retreat.

Jess and Kaci with Walden at his birthday bash at the Player’s Retreat.

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