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The program has suffered subpar leadership and lost close to $1,000 in stolen equipment in the last couple of years. Despite this struggle, the program has been reestablished by the hard work of junior Tony Brunner and fellow students.
The reestablishment of the program has brought about a lot of change. The new HU Radio is accessible via the Internet, in the past it was only accessible through cable television. The streaming of shows over the Internet not only makes it easier for Hamline students to listen, but also allows the program to reach a much wider audience, Tony Brunner explained.

Brunner didn’t know how many people listen to the station, however, he said some RAs said whole floors are listening. It was also mentioned that because of the ability to broadcast over the Internet the new HU Radio has added to its following fans from all over the country.

“The growth in the program this year has been huge”, says Tony Brunner. The continued growth of the program is one of the hopes Brunner and his fellow staff members have for the future. They would like to see HU Radio become a more integrated part of the campus life, with it becoming a form of cross-campus communication.

The program doesn’t have an official university website, but it can be accessed online. The revamped program consists of 18 shows that air at various times through out the week. They span a variety of genres such as rap, indie, metal, and reggae. In the future, the hope is to add talk shows.
HU radio is online at mms://stream2.video.state.mn.us/hamlineradio

HU Radio schedule

Sunday

8-11a.m.: James Larson & Jordan Porter; old-time gospel hour(s)

7:30-9:30 p.m.: Harrison Richards, Matt Sindelar; indie rock/hip-hop/folk

9:30-11:30 p.m.: Worthy of Recognition with Mike Ballum, Josh Wilken-Simon; underground hip-hop, metal, indie rock

Monday

1-3 p.m.: Graham Henry; political talk show with conservative leanings

7-9 p.m.: Derek Miazga;
classic indie rock/post punk/etc.

9-11p.m.: Tony Brunner;
punk/hardcore/metal/etc.

Tuesday

3-5 p.m.: Will Grant; metal/hard rock/etc.

5-7p.m.: Stevie Hottman; metal/techno/etc.

7-9 p.m.: Curt “Brotha Budget” Hicks; hip-hop

9-11p.m.: "Such Great Heights" w/ Chris “DJ Sensitron” Matter; sensitive man music/indie

11 p.m.-1 a.m.: "Breakbeat Radio" with Anthony “DJ Atek” Shelton; drum and bass/breakbeats/dubstep

Wednesday

8-10 p.m.: Aaron Porter; reggae/ska/soul/etc.

10-12 p.m.: "A Mess to be Made" with Becca Riedel and Alison Gilmore; indie/alternative/rock/theme shows

Thursday

6-8 p.m.: Brian McShea; rock/local artists/live concert recordings

8-9 p.m.: [alternating between weeks] Johnny “Boom Boom” Taylor or Dana Mach; local rock/alternative/indie/metal/anything goes

9-10 p.m.: "HUR House Party-Mix" of HU DJs/campus personalities; anything goes hour feat. ridiculous topics of discussion and maybe even a song or two

10-12 p.m.: "Subject to Change" with Tina Eide and Stephanie Wojtanowicz; requests always considered, format varies from show to show

Friday

4-6 p.m.: Friday night Sex Show with Stevie Hottman and Kelly Young; Oracle sex columnists answer your questions on air

7:30-10:30 p.m.: Friday Nights with Simba “DJ Stryka” Mavurudza; hip-hop/top 40/electronic