UMA’s Internet Radio Station recently added several weekly shows to its line up.

Jim Bradley, inland regional centers director, hosts Crazy 80s every Wednesday at 2 p.m. and Friday at 7 p.m.

UMA student Tyler Foster is the host of “Here Comes the Sound”, featuring the music from the Beatles. 

Make sure to check out all featured shows on the station’s website  and click on “Visit Our Google Site page”.

Do you have an idea for a show or want to get involved? Send an email to umaradio@maine.edu with your thoughts, ideas or questions. You can listen to W U M A Internet Radio anytime by .

Calling all UMA musicians! UMA Radio wants to showcase your talent on our internet airwaves! We play a wide variety of genres, and we’re excited to feature the diverse musical talent of our community.

If you’re interested in sharing your music with the station, send an email to umaradio@maine.edu with your artist/band name and a brief description of your music.

We can’t wait to hear your music and share it with our listeners! Get your music heard on UMA Radio!

UMA’s Internet Radio Station will be featuring the works of and their science themed Electronic Dance Music. Lab Brats are comprised of two sisters, Lindsey and Valerie Wiehl. Lindsey is an Assistant Professor of Music at UMA. Their singles will be featured on the station Tuesday afternoons starting at 2:30 p.m. and Friday evenings starting at 8 p.m. Tune in at .

You can check out their award-winning produced by UMA’s Senior Events and Learning Media Production Specialist Rick Burns who recently won the 2025 AVA Digital Awards Platinum distinction for Video Production | Creativity.

Be sure to listen in Tuesdays at 2:30 and Friday’s at 8 p.m.!