	Halloween Show was a Blast The third annual WLHA former staffers live broadcast Oct. 29th was a Halloween Treat. We had a great time preparing and airing the premier of Death on the Dial. The five episode drama stars 23 of your WLHA friends in a suspense filled tale of death in the darkness of Elm Drive B. If you missed some or all of the episodes, we have links posted at the WLHA RADIO STAFF Facebook site that allow you to listen to any of the episodes at your leisure. There was a lot of other fun stuff on the broadcast, but we don't have an easy way to post such a huge file at present. We're working on it though.

	We need your photos and tapes Please dig through your closets, garage, attic and basement. We need old photos of the station and staff, as well as posters, playlists and airchecks. We also need your help to contact former staffers. Who are you still in contact with?

	Staff alumni and missing staff list. Here is an air name/real name cross-reference of former staffers we are compiling from memory. Some of these have been located and contacted. The rest we are actively seeking. We know there are many more not yet on the list and we need your help to complete the list and get in contact with as many as possible. Click Here If you are looking for information about U.W. Madison's current student radio stations check out WLHA's Current U.W. Student Radio

Contact the Webmaster

Questions, requests, material to contribute? We want to hear from you!

webmaster@lakeshore64.com

Jingles and IDs Compilation

The WLHA IDs and Jingles organized by decade and compiled into into three nostalgic montages Click Here

WLHA Productions

All of the weird and wonderful creations of the WLHA Production Dept. Click Here

TRIVIA!

A collection of airchecks and memorabilia from Trivia Marathons over the years. Click Here

Jan 1976 Station Bash

We have tape of 7.5 hours of the WLHA 2nd semester kick off staff party, and 48 hour marathon broadcast live from Upper Gulley from Jan. 1976. Lots of station staff voices. If you were there then, you should Click Here to Be There!

WLHA Poster Archives

The last time you saw these, they were stapled to every sign post in the Lakeshore area. Click Here

Unclassifiable Productions

The Karl and Steve Show, Nancy Drew, Stormin' Norman, misc. Comm Arts projects and so many other strange productions that don't fit any other category.

Click Here if you dare.

The Voices of WLHA Compilations

Every DJ we could find from the earliest days of WLHA to the end of the carrier current road.
Click Here

Rare 1975 WLHA FILM!

8mm film transferred to video actually. Andy Arns means no harm, but here he is literally living in the studios of WLHA and doing sign-on in his bathrobe!
Click Here

2011 April Fools Broadcast

Yeah, we know. You were too busy having a real life, doing your taxes, looking for your glasses, or playing with your Wi, and you missed the 2011 April Fools Live WLHA alumni broadcast. You probably hate yourself for missing it. What a shame that nobody recorded it so you could watch it later. Oh Wait! Lucky You. We did record it!

We saved it for a future re-run. Whew! Bet you can't wait.

And if you can't wait, you can listen to the audio only version. Click Here

2010 Halloween, Creature From the Steam Tunnels

The 2nd annual Halloween live web broadcast aired Oct. 30th 2010 and featured the premier of the WLHA radio drama CREATURE FROM THE STEAM TUNNELS and live music. Nine episodes of WLHA thrills plus special original songs, and plenty of special sponsors in a 5.5 hour show! Click Here

Recent WLHA Special Broadcasts

The 2008 staff holiday party was our first multi-media web streaming event. The live video was not recorded but we have the audio for you Click Here,

The next special was a bit more involved and featured origination in Madison plus live news reports streamed from Lee Harris in NY and the first WLHA TV 64 elements.

2009 April Fools Broadcast

2007 Hip-A-Thon for Andy Arns

It was Fall 2007 and the airwaves came alive with the long silent sounds of WLHA. The occassion was a special broadcast to cheer up Andy Arns while he recuperated from hip replacement surgery. This was the broadcast that triggered the web site and reunion. Click Here

Emergency Show Tapes

Three hour generic taped shows, which could be played to cover shifts when the scheduled announcer was unavailable. They got played so often the name "Emergency Show Tape" seemed a bit preposterous.
Click Here unless you have good taste or something better to do.