The 'Ville Tonight
Click Here for The 'Ville Tonight PageAfter The Buzzer
After The Buzzer is our exciting campus sports show hosted by Aaron Griggs and Peter Mitchell focusing on your Cedarville Jackets and national sports teams. Tune in every Wednesday at 7:00 for interviews and commentary on the week's games with a look to coming games. Stay connected to our teams’ athletes and our rankings compared to other colleges as well as staying up-to-date with the national sports. Back the Jackets before and after the buzzer!
Counterpoint
Counterpoint is our show that deals with the issues. Answering the fundamental questions of "How does that out there affect us here?" and "How do we here affect them out there?" is the focus of this show. Tune in every Monday at 7:00 as our hosts, Daniel Zimmerman and Jesse Jones, sit down with an expert in the week's topic to gain an informed understanding of current events, cultural issues, religion, politics, science, and so much more.
Lithos
Want to hear something a little more edgy than Casting Crowns? Tune in on Tuesdays at 7:00 to hear the music you love. Chris Powers and Bekah Drum will be your hosts playing their favorite rock artists that you can't hear anywhere else. And if you want to get you love onto the air, e-mail Chris Powers your music files as an attachment. Be sure to catch the encore airing, Saturdays at 11:00.
Throwback: The Classics of Christian Rock
Still wishing Petra didn't break up? Tune in on Sunday evenings with Craig Houser at 7:00 for Throwback. Here's a show that focuses on the classics of Christian rock. It's the music our parents listened to and we still love 'em.
Seven @ Seven
Here's the show that keeps up with the trends in Christian Hit Radio. Every Thursday at 7:00 Jarrod Steinmetz and Andrew Hall will play through the top seven hits of Radio And Records Magazine. More than that, they'll play the winner of The 'Ville Tonight's "Tuesday’s Ten O’clock Top Tune Tournament." Be sure to tune in and let Jarrod and Andrew know what you think of the music.
