Glass Halo's Eric Arnett and Aaron Enneking sat down with Jim Walsh at WITT's Wapahani Studio recently and shared their music and history with it's listeners. Formed a few years ago by Eric, Glass Halo has gone through a few lineup changes with its members but has stayed consistant for awhile with Eric at vocals and Aaron on lead guitar, also in the band are bassist Dave Grodzki and Jake Then on the drums. With Arnett's wide ranging vocals and Enneking's intricate guitar picking they performed "You Can't Save Me", "Going Nowhere" and "Indiana".
Some may say that culture is dead in Central Indiana, those particular naysayers are the people that do not listen to WITT. On January 30th, WITT founder Jim Walsh had the pleasure of sharing with his listeners an outstanding group of young musicians known as The Vicar’s Beard. A band featuring former Zionsville High School students, all in college now studying a variety of subjects as well as classical music, with a love for the songs of the Renaissance period.CENTRAL INDIANA'S VOICE FOR MANY VOICES
It took nearly 15 years, but the wait was worth it. City Radio is now officially off the ground and headed for the airwaves, following the issuance by the FCC of a Construction Permit for 91.9 FM on May 30, 2007. WITT FM will serve a large portion of the Indianapolis metropolitan area from our tower location in Boone County. WITT will be a full power FM operating at 6,000 watts. WITT is a non commercial public station with a broadcast license similar to that of WFYI 90.1 and WICR 88.7. The main difference: WITT will be programmed and managed primarily by community volunteers.
It took nearly 15 years, but the wait was worth it. City Radio is now officially off the ground and headed for the airwaves, following the issuance by the FCC of a Construction Permit for 91.9 FM on May 30, 2007. WITT FM will serve a large portion of the Indianapolis metropolitan area from our tower location in Boone County. WITT will be a full power FM operating at 6,000 watts. WITT is a non commercial public station with a broadcast license similar to that of WFYI 90.1 and WICR 88.7. The main difference: WITT will be programmed and managed primarily by community volunteers.
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WITT thanks the Bike Line for the generous donation of a studio at 911 Mass. Ave. This studio will host WITT's live music sessions and fundraisers. | This transmitter was donated to WITT by Radio One. It is stored through the generosity of Carter Van Lines in Zionsville. |  |
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By using www.GoodSearch.com instead of Google, WITT FM receives a bit of money with every search you make and with www.GoodShop.com, even more money. If you do not find in the GoodSearch (Yahoo search) what you need THEN you can always try Google. Yes, that might take another few seconds, but by doing it that way you are supporting WITT community radio without ever dipping into your wallet. What a deal!!!
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