THE MORNING SHOW
Ray Andrewsen hosts this broadcast from 6 to 10 a.m. weekday mornings. It features music, news and cultural and community announcements. There are interviews with local leaders of civic and community organizations, CBS Network News, Metro Traffic Reports, CBS and local sports, and weather from Dr. Mel.

LOCAL NEWS
Morning anchor Greg Little leads an award-winning local news department reporting on events and issues affecting New Haven County and Connecticut.

THE OSGOOD FILES
CBS Sunday Morning anchor Charles Osgood provides his award-winning commentaries weekday mornings at 6:25, 7:25, 8:25, & 9:25.

FINANCIAL NEWS/CNN-FN
Business Report weekdays at 5:45 p.m., a wrap up the day's business news and stocks.

DR. MEL AND THE WEATHER
Popular Connecticut television weather forecaster and meteorologist Dr.Mel Goldstein and meteorologist Gary Lessor provide information and updates on ever-changing New England weather.

MEMO ON THE MEDIA
Commentary on the media from Quinnipiac Mass Communications professor and columnist Paul Janensch. Wednesday morning at 6:40 and Saturday morning at 8:45.

WORLDWATCH
Commentary on world affairs with David Ives, director of the Albert Schweitzer Institute.

LIVE COVERAGE OF QUINNIPIAC BASKETBALL AND HOCKEY
Play-by-play of the Division 1 men and women's games.

THE BEST MUSIC EVER MADE
The great American standards of the 20th Century, including artists such as Frank Sinatra, Barbara Streisand, Glenn Miller, Neil Diamond, Norah Jones, Anne Murray, Louis Armstrong, the Carpenters, and Nat King Cole.

ONCE UPON A BANDSTAND
Each Saturday and Sunday from 11 a.m. – 12 p.m., this show hosted by Bud Finch features rare recordings from the swing era, including those of Count Basie, Glenn Miller, Benny Goodman and Duke Ellington, as well as lesser-known groups led by Shep Fields, Larry Clinton, and Charlie Spivak.

BROADWAY'S BIGGEST HITS
Bud Wilkinson hosts this two-hour show, which serves up the best of Broadway music and interviews with Broadway stars, every Sunday from 7-9 a.m.

SOUNDS OF IRELAND
Hosted by Sean Canning and his son Brendan Canning, this program of traditional Irish music has been running for nearl three decades. Here on WQUN, you can hear it Sundays from 9-11 a.m.

AMERICAN STANDARDS BY THE SEA
Broadcast legend Dick Robinson hosts this a two-hour broadcast each week from his 70-foot Hatteras motor yacht "Airwaves." Tune in Saturdays from 9-11 a.m. to enjoy the best of the standards from the greats including Sinatra, Bennett, Basie, Krall, Damone, Rich, Callaway, Cole and more.