Upcoming Programming Changes on WBHM and The Hub

WBHM regularly reviews our program schedule, and we’re excited to share some upcoming changes to your listening schedule. Your favorite show is still waiting for you, but it may be at a different time or perhaps a different day. Below are changes which go into effect starting April 11, 2026. Questions or comments? Visit our Contact Us page or email [email protected]. Thanks for listening!

Weekday afternoons on WBHM

From 2-3 pm CT on Monday through Thursday the programs below are being added, including two programs which are new to WBHM. This replaces a repeated hour of Here & Now and expands your mid-day listening options.

Monday: On The Media
Tuesday: TED Radio Hour
Wednesday: Click Here
Thursday: The New Yorker Radio Hour

Friday’s schedule remains the same, with Science Friday airing live from 1-3 pm CT. Both On The Media and The TED Radio Hour will still air at their regular weekend timeslots.

Weekends on WBHM and The Hub

NPR’s weekly news quiz show, “Wait, Wait Don’t Tell Me”, joins The Hub 106.1 on Saturdays at 10 am and Sundays at 11 am. The same time and days as previously on WBHM, just a different place on the radio dial! You can listen to “Wait, Wait Don’t Tell Me” on 106.1 FM or stream it on the WBHM app or on WBHM.org.

Joining the WBHM weekend morning lineup is Sports in America, Saturdays at 10 am and Sundays at 11 am.

What’s New

	Click Here is a weekly hour that pulls back the curtain on the most powerful force of our time: technology. Host Dina Temple-Raston follows the breadcrumbs into the most surprising corners of the digital world, telling richly reported stories through the lens of curiosity, not code.Click Here tells stories of power, of transformation, of peril, and possibility. Because understanding the digital world isn’t really about understanding tech — It’s about understanding how it’s quietly rewiring the rules of our lives. That’s what Click Here is here to explore – every week
	The New Yorker Radio Hour is a weekly program presented by the magazine’s editor, David Remnick, and produced by WNYC Studios and The New Yorker. Each episode features a diverse mix of interviews, profiles, storytelling, and an occasional burst of humor inspired by the magazine, and shaped by its writers, artists, and editors. This isn’t a radio version of a magazine, but something all its own, reflecting the rich possibilities of audio storytelling and conversation.
	Sports in America is hosted by award-winning journalist David Greene, former host of NPR’s Morning Edition. This show dives deep into the personal and transformative moments that shape athletes, coaches, parents, and fans alike. Each week, David brings his passion for storytelling to in-depth conversations with people across the world of sports – from the star who hits the game winner at the buzzer, to the dedicated parents shuttling their kids to practice, to the fans whose lives are touched by the game.