Schedule and DJs

Daniel Molster is the current Station Manager for WLMC Landmark College Radio. He is from East Haven, CT and is a senior in the BA-COMEL program. Daniel also serves as an LC Voices Advisory Board Member where he helps oversee WLMC Radio, Voices TV, & Voices Magazine along with unit leaders from those divisions. Daniel aspires to work for CEC Entertainment when he graduates in Spring 2023. Daniel’s long-running radio drama “Entertainment TOON-NIGHT” will have it’s epic 2 hour conclusion on World College Radio Day 2022 (October 7th). In his spare time, Daniel also runs the Arcade Club and is always down for an adventure to arcades or amusement parks because he is quite the thrill-seeker! Follow Daniel @: Daniel Molster on Facebook  @radioshark1999 on Instagram@daniel_mols2019 on SnapChat

Eden Kayser (DJ Eden) is from Norristown PA and in her third year of college. She aims to receive a BA in COMEL and a minor in Education by Spring 2024. She loves video games, nostalgia, comedic entertainment, and chaos. Her show "The Chaos of Eden" is live every Tuesday from 10 p.m. to midnight, designed to keep you up at night with high energy. Come listen to Eden rock out, talk comedically about a variety of topics, interact with occasional guests, and be over the top, just because. You can be part of the chaos too by joining her radio discord server at https://discord.gg/VZc9PDdr. You can also follow her on Facebook by searching Eden Kayser and sending a friend request.

Petar Petrovic is known as DJ Petro and has been a WLMC DJ since Fall 2019 and is part of the WLMC Leadership Team as the Associate Station Manager. Petar is from New York City, his show name is just DJ Petro and DJ Sir Mix A Lot Brendan, which airs Thursdays from 6 p.m – 8 p.m.

Her name is Nina King. She lives in Keene, New Hampshire, and is a third year student. She has earned an associate degree in general studies and is working toward a bachelors degree in communications, COMEL for short. She is a musician: acoustic guitar, acoustic piano, and enjoys being with family and friends. The name of her radio show is "Show-tunes with Nina" and her DJ name is Ninjarel. The time of her radio show is on Saturday afternoons from noon until 2 p.m.. The radio show statement that she picked was “Broadway show tunes are wherever and whatever music is playing, you’ll for sure enjoy it”. Everyone listen to the show.

Christian Laureano, also known as DJ Chris, is a four-year student at Landmark College and hails from New York. He is determined to complete the B.A. COMEL in the near future. A big nerd with a bigger heart, he loves to talk Magic. On Sunday 10 – 12 p.m., Christian hosts Night Mayhem with co-hosts Zachary and Ziad. The trio plans to give you a cheap laugh and listen to whatever they decide to share. Do tune in!

Matthew Snell AKA DJ Hardstyle is a fourth year student at Landmark College. In the future, he want's to become a professional DJ performer and he also wants to become a movie director. Besides talking about his future plans, he loves to play DJ music on air. If you don't know his number one favorite DJ group of all time, then tune in on Fridays from 8-10 p.m. And remember to stand up, raise your hands, and dance the way you would dance at a European DJ concert.

Gavin William Wieland, born in Petoskey, MI, is a sophomore majoring in Liberal Studies. He enjoys playing the drums and singing. His show, The Roots Of Songs, airs on Sundays from 4 – 6 p.m., and is meant to entertain audiences and introduce them to the types of music that he enjoys. He hopes to inspire and comfort those listening in. Anyone who wants can tune into wlmc.landmark.edu, and he does use Snapchat. Email Gavin at gavinwieland@landmark.edu.

Jamie Peyrouse Bremer was born in Hanoi and adopted and raised in Boston, Massachusetts. He is pursuing both his associate degree in Liberal Studies and a bachelor’s degree in integrated arts. James’ life has been full of theater and the arts. He participated in Tufts Children’s Theater camp for eight years, He has seen numerous Broadway shows and listens to showtunes about 80% of the time when he listens to music. His show airs from 2 – 4 p.m. on Saturdays and you can expect pop, R&B, and alt pop—some of which are throwback songs from the 80s and 90s. Anyone who just wants to chill and listen to some good tunes can listen in!

Amelia Withington (a.k.a. DJ Dixon Hawthorne Amelia) is from Northern Virginia. She is in here second year at Landmark, studying for an A.A. in Liberal Studies. She was valedictorian for her private (home)school's graduating class of One. Tune in to "Friends of Dixon, 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Wednesdays for a celebration of indie artists and chats with friends.

From Derry NH, Lydia has already finished her A.A. in Liberal Studies in December of 2020 and is now working on her bachelor’s degree in psychology with a minor in education.

Her show, Mistry Music, happens on Thursdays from 10a.m  – noon.

Lydia likes to keep her listeners on their toes!   Listeners never know what they are going to listen to because of the wide range of music. The purpose of Lydia’s show is to keep listeners interested and wanting to come back and listen time and time again.

Kenny Pepper, a.k.a DJ Kenny J, is from West Windsor, NJ. He is a senior going for his BA in COMEL.  He is a huge Star Wars and Marvel fan, as well as a big Lego collector. He is a passionate about the Philadelphia Eagles and loves to explore and go on hikes. His show, KJP radio, is every Tuesday from 8-10 p.m. KJP Radio is a music discovery show with the goal of sharing familiar and unfamiliar music. He will mostly playing a mix of hip-hop & EDM but also wants to have some classic shows exploring the studio's vinyl collection. 
 

Kevin Hoffman is from  Jackson NJ, and is very interested in film and video creation. He is also a huge classic rock fan.  Kevin’s classic rock block is Friday afternoon, 4-6 p.m. and his show is all classic rock, all the time.

Ian Pearce is from Newton Massachusetts. He is currently a sophomore majoring in Liberal Studies. In his free time, Ian enjoys reading, writing, swimming, hiking, singing, and of course, listening to and studying music. That being said, he runs a radio show called, Musical Themes Explored with Ian Pearce, which is just the place for anyone hoping to embrace the way music impacts our everyday lives with its wide range of melodies, lyrics, and themes. You can email Ian with requests for his show at ianpearce@landmark.edu,   Make sure, when requesting your song, that you know the prompt to answer, which will be a question that helps us build connections with others. Thank you very much and enjoy the show.

Mathias “Matty” Robson, is originally from Farmington, and is a first year college student who would like to focus on broadcasting. Unique about Matty is he loves telling hilarious jokes. His show "Matty For Variety” airs Fridays at 6-8 p.m. He plays the best variety of tunes and includes rare songs no one has ever heard before. Anyone who likes any variety of music is free to listen. 
 

Joyelle Himalaya Webster (DJ Joy) is from Brunswick, Maine. She is currently a freshman at here at Landmark (College). Her intended major is Animal Behavior, but she is still exploring other majors and interests.  She loves to sing and volunteer in her hometown. Her Saturday 10-12 show “ Who let the Sharks loose”  is meant to make peoples days brighter by sharing the energizing music that she enjoys.

Julian Bond is from the Bronx, New York and is in his 3rd year in college. Something unique about Julian is that he has a good demeanor when hanging out with friends. His show, called The Kayfabe Corner, happens every Sunday night from 8-10 p.m, and offers dicusssion about what's happening in different wrestling companies in the U.S., how well they are doing or what went wrong, and what their ratings are. Anyone who is interested or is a fan of professional wrestling should give it a listen.

Samuel Spinney is from Newburyport, Massachusetts. This is his second semester here at Landmark College and his current major is computer science. A unique trait about Sam is that he is talented when it comes to drawings. The sketches that he does are incredibly detailed and are all done freehand. Sam's radio show airs Sundays from noon - 2 p.m. and is called DJ Spin's Variety Music because each show features a different type of music.

Dylan Basora-Kennelly also known as DJ Dylan is from New York City. He has been at Landmark College for 7 semesters and is majoring in communication with a minor in psychology. DJ Dylan along with DJ John host the Pit, which plays heavy music and hosts conversations about random topics and current events. DJ Dylan does not have any social media.

Miller Howrey, a.k.a. F1nalsmas is a freshman working on a computer science degree and he loves hanging out with friends and playing video games. His show is called "Guys being Dudes", you can catch it from 2 – 4 p.m. on Wednesdays. if you enjoy podcasts You should listen in because this is a radio podcast with some music as well. You can find him on youtube @F1nalsmash

Danny Williams is a first semester radio broadcaster and college student. From Frederick, Maryland, which is 40 minutes away from Washington, D.C. At the encouragement of his friends, he goes by M.C. Phantom and so far has no official name for the show. He likes to talk about music -- as he is a big collector of vinyl records -- as well as movies, and other pop culture topics. For social media, he mostly uses Instagram, Snapchat, and Facebook from time to time.

Ziad Al-Muzaini is from the country of Kuwait. This is his 4th year at Landmark College and he is pursing a B.A.COMEL (Communication and Entrepreneurial leadership). While at Landmark college he always made sure to remember something: don’t be afraid to start from the beginning. We may be experienced in something but being experienced means you’re always learning from it. Ziad's show includes a segment specifically geared toward music from the 60s, 70s, and 80s eras called “Old & Gold” He wants to play old school music on air and he believes that there’s music out there that deserve some love. He Intends this show to be geared towards an audience that likes old music or for people in the mood to listen to something old. People can reach him via his school email ziadalmuzaini@landmark.edu. He will be creating Spotify playlists if anybody is interested in the music he’s playing. Feel free to give him a listen from noon to 2:00 p.m. every Tuesday on Old & Gold!

Marcus Aluia is in his second year at Landmark College, going for his bachelor's in computer science. His show plays music from pop culture such as Disney movies and Broadway plays. It airs on Saturdays from 4 to 6 p.m.

Nathan is from Bedford, New Hampshire, which is not too far from LC. His show's purpose is to entertain people with some music that is fitting for this school, Thursdays from 4-6 in the afternoon.

Jacob Dell's DJ name is DJ JD. He is from Ridgefield, Connecticut. This is his second semester at Landmark and he is still deciding on his major. You can follow him on both Facebook and Instagram at jacobdell1.

Lukas Radan Pelletier, or known on the air as DJ Locke, Is a 21-year-old college student from Saratoga Springs New York. His major is liberal arts and he enjoys playing Dungeons and Dragons and Warhammer 40,000. His Radio Show is called Roll for Discussion and is primarily about Tabletop Games and how people experience these games firsthand. He will bring on guests to talk about their experiences and stories on different tabletop games.People who play these types of games -- no matter what age -- should tune in the hear the latest news and gaming stories. Find him on social media at Kooler5056 on Instagram and Tiktok.

Chloe is a Liberal Studies senior from Connecticut with an interest in anime. Her show is “K-pop in your area” which airs from 8-10 a.m. Mondays. Her show is two hours of nonstop k-pop to give listeners an energetic start to their week.[She does not use any social media.]

Jacob Stolle's DJ name is Captain Wolf. He is from Cleveland, Ohio and is in his second-year. He is a life science major and enjoys animals. The name of his show is WOOO000ooo and it airs on Monday from 8-10 p.m. 

Listen in Thursday nights from 6-8 p.m. to hear Dylan talk about things all over the place—from Formula 1 to mycology. The text line will be open during the show and if you want Dylan to talk about something on air feel free to send a topic of discussion to the text line number, 803-387-0301. Each week Dylan identifies mushrooms around campus to talk about on air. Tune in Thursdays from 6-8 p.m. with Dylan to hear more.

Justin Wade, a.k.a. DJ JWade is from Bowie, Maryland and this is his second year at Landmark College, where he's pursuing an A.A. in Liberal Studies. Justin likes to do archery, indulge in various forms of media and wants to pursue a career in anthropology and/or archaeology. His show is called The Vibez and occurs 10 p.m. to midnight on Saturdays. The Vibez will mainly consist of music and whatever else he feels like doing on his show.

Eric W. Matte