Friday, January 30 at 1 PM ET Join us for a conversation with Nancy Hiemstra, a global immigration expert and professor at Stony Brook University. Nancy is the author of Detain and Deport: The Chaotic U.S. Immigration Enforcement Regime and co-author of two additional books on immigration. Tune in on 90.1 FM or listen online.

Join WUSB Stony Brook’ radio station on www.wusb.fm or 90.1fm and 107.3fm,as we celebrate our 35th winter Reggae Marathon themed “Jamaica ~ Reggae Strong”. Hosted by Angella Forde,Peter Massapan,please join us as our station DJs and guest DJs and alumni from near and far bring this island vibe to our audience celebrating Bob Marley’s birthday, the memory of Jimmy Cliff , International Reggae month and Black History Month. At a time when the most powerful hurricane Melissa has devastated parts of Jamaica and left countless homeless and un-accounted for, the musical vibe of the island still lives and still is in the air. Tune in Starting Feb 5th midnight to Feb 8th midnight and help celebrate in love peace and harmony and make Jamaica Reggae Strong.

WUSB’s Sunday Street Series presents acclaimed singer-songwriter James Maddock on Sunday, March 1, 2026, at 5 p.m. at the Long Island Museum in Stony Brook. Maddock returns to the Sunday Street stage accompanied by the legendary Brian Mitchell on Steinway concert piano and accordion for an intimate afternoon performance. Advance discounted tickets are available for $35 at https://sundaystreet.org/, with tickets at the door priced at $40 (cash only, if available).