New programs are now on WVIA Radio
We’re refreshing the WVIA Radio lineup with four outstanding programs, bringing more jazz, music discovery, and live performance to your evenings and weekends.
Explore the full radio scheduleThe Jazz Network
Weeknights at 8pm
World Cafe
Weeknights at 9pm
Folk Alley
Saturday Nights at 7pm
WoodSongs
Saturday Nights at 8pm
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John and Dottie Stanky's journey from humble beginnings to becoming beloved polka music icons -
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- WVIA’s Keystone Edition Returns as a Monthly Community Forum on the Region’s Most Pressing Topics
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- WVIA to Host Public Town Hall on Opioid Crisis in Wyoming County
What to Watch & Listen to on WVIA This January
Keystone Edition - Legendary Coach Mark Duda
Monday, January 19th, 7pm on WVIA-TV
A celebration of the inspiring life and career of legendary Lackawanna College football Coach Mark Duda, who has helped produce more than 450 NCAA Division I athletes, and more than 25 players who went on to sign NFL contracts. After his recent Parkinson's diagnosis, Duda retired at the end of the 2025 season. His work on and off the field has encouraged countless young men to become the best versions of themselves at home, in the classroom and out in the community.
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