Ezra Jake Agnew (A Small Victory). Ezra Jake Agnew was born in Maine but raised on Martha's Vineyard. This makes him both a maniac and a Masshole, so he's got that going for him. His show consists mostly of Heavy Metal, punk and hardcore but you never know when something silly will get slipped in. At home he secretly listens to Chick rock with all the lights turned off while sipping tea and crying. Check out his blog http://www.countshockula.blogspot.com. It includes his play list, archives, links, and more.

Alfred and Andrea (NightNoise). In studio mixing of electronic music and recorded music from the same genre.

Jamie Alley (Cinema Songbook). Jamie Alley is an actor/improv performer based in Boston and Martha's Vineyard, who has had a lifelong interest in films and film music, especially from The Golden Age of Hollywood. Cinema Songbook, which airs Thursday mornings 8-10 am on WVVY, presents the best in music from motion pictures and television from the beginning of sound film through today, focusing on a different theme each week.

Anastas (Another Day in Paradise, Saturday Slide with Frenchy and Anastas). Another Day in Paradise is Mix of Reggae - to Dance - to The Dead and all points in between. Saturday Slide is dance music and more.

DJ Andrew (House Fever). 100% Vinyl House and Dance Music.

Shawn Barber, aka Bones (Hitch a Ride). They say you can take the boy out of Cape Cod but you can't take the Cape Cod out of the boy. I don't know if that means somewhere in there there's a golfer screaming to be heard or that I'll always have a leg up in the "Can navigate a rotary" category. Now a Vineyard resident, but still a wash-ashore on both counts, Bones developed a deep an incurable sarcasm and thirst for music with darker and more tragically comic themes; rebel country, whiskey, women, and murder. The story of the straw that broke the camels backed then whipped me across the back of the neck, and how I returned to Martha's Vineyard and needed to become a WVVY dj unfolds like this: A Pub Crawl into Soul-death USA... I was bored out of my open-mic mind, sitting in a "blues bar" (Proudly playing the same chord changes since 1947) watching a couple of "dudes" ramming their way through my two least favorite/most played bands: Bon Jovi and Jimmy Buffet, when the long haired one decided to "take a break," or maybe to give our ears a break. While he set very ornate leaf-finish red Ovation (just like the one Richie Sambora used in the Dead or Alive video) quietly in its stand, I worked up what little dignity I had left, spit it into a cocktail napkin, and crossed the room to offer to play a few tunes, only to be told by the longer haired dude that he doesn't loan out the Ovation since he put a brand new set of expensive guitar strings on it. My pupils dilated. I laughed a scary laugh that wouldn't stop. Scanned the room for witnesses. Went back to my table. Not only had I already let myself down for contributing lyrics to the Nibbling on Spongecake song, I was now being rejected from something I didn't want anything to do with in the first place. Regretting my new drink, I vowed over and over again until it was gone to never return, unless to demonstrate to visiting friends why I was depressed which I would do later, brushed the dignity napkin to the floor, went home and starting packing....You did me a great favor Bon Jovi Dude, thanks.

Josie & Ramona Black (Black Out Thursdays). Think the radio station is too small for a dance party? Think it is impossible to operate the equipment when blacked out drunk? We (the sisters of Blackout Thursday) strongly disagree. You may find it strange that two girls born in South Africa would have such a large collection of Americana music. But here we are, every Thursday night from 6-8, coming at you with amazing bluegrass, rockin’ blues, some good old time music and lord knows what else. Ramona Black, the older of the two Blackout sisters, enjoys spending her island days telescoping for stars and wet suiting beneath the deep cold ocean. Josie Black, the taller of the two, enjoys chipping away at tiles with small hand tools, making lists in order to cross items off and generally organizing things. (ANY THINGS) So that is pretty much everything about us. We come together each week with fun and eclectic sets. So check us out this Thursday.

Boaz (Night Fly). Featured Jazz Artist with Boaz.

Philippe Bourde, aka Frenchy (Global Beats & House, Saturday Slide with Frenchy and Anastas). Global Beats features dance music with a global perspective for the morning - house, jazz, trance. Saturday Slide is dance music and more.

DJ Bulldog and DJ Cartel (Clash of the Titans). Reggae Dance Party.

Marta Camargo (Brazilian Wax). I'll play different styles of Brazilian music, from different regions of the country and from different times. I like the idea of "showing a bit of Brazil" through its music, because music is such an important piece of the Brazilian soul/life. You can listen to: Choro, Samba, Forro, Baiao, Bossa Nova, Joven Guarda, Tropicalia, Rock, Jazz, Lounge, Folk, Rap, Eletronica, Experimental, Mangue Beat, Soul, Instrumental and many others styles!! Let's GO! " You'll feel very smooth after you listen to it!" (Just like Brazilian Wax!) Check out my playlists on my blog, http://www.brazilwax.blogspot.com/!

Josh Campbell (Josh Campbell). Americana with a slant to bluegrass.

Matthew Cullen (From the Palace of Glittering Delights). Eclectic mix representing genres from around the globe.

Darrin D. (Darrin D. Radio Hour).

Erika Davies, aka Pretty Ninja (Pretty Ninja and Ricky Prime).

Maury de Geofroy (Monkey on the Lam). The son of a Yard Worker and a Hippie, was born in Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts. He rose from poverty to lower middle class with the strong work ethic of a true American. Through elbow grease, perseverance, and a healthy dose of nepotism he found himself living year round on Martha's Vineyard, keeping himself, and the American dream alive with beer and meat. He found his voice on WVVY and was overjoyed to finally shove his musical tastes down the throats of listeners everywhere, rather than just those in his immediate vicinity. Maury likes indie and electronic music, among other things. He likes books about Tralfamadorians. He does not like pickles but he goes out of his way to eat them whenever they are available, only to realize yet again that he does not like them. Check out his blog http://www.maurydegeofroy.com/ - his website includes Twitter updates, original graphic art and web designs, and more.

Gregg Harcourt & Mary Wolverton (Matties Mix). Traditional music - of all kinds with an emphasis on acoustic music. Each show will feature music from many genres: a Brazilian cover of a Bob Marley song, an old timey banjo tune, a Coltrane gem, kora music from Mali......... We have a strong background in Irish music and lots of recordings from concerts that we have produced. We love the chance to explore the connections that happen between musicians of different cultures. And we love to share the air with all the DJs who have different musical backgrounds. gregg mary mattie.

Russ Hartenstine, aka Dr. Jazz (Dr. Jazz). Dr. Jazz was born in 1920. The child of Jelly Roll Morton and an unidentified mother from New Orleans, he was brought up by roadies while on tour with Jelly across the country. From his earliest memories, Dr. Jazz was privileged to listen to his father and contemporaries create a new, American musical heritage that has become one of the most beloved musical forms throughout the world. Some criticize his credentials as a PhD of Jazz, but listeners are encouraged to judge for themselves on his credentials or experience. Dr. Jazz looks forward to continuing his father's tradition to bring this great musical art form to the Vineyard and looks forward to any discussions on Jazz, Art and the Musical Experience. Listen Friday nights, 9-Midnight.

Karl Herrmans, aka Les More (Lost Treasures). Thematic show featuring music on vinyl only...truly lost treasures.

Hocine Khelalfa (World Music with Hocine). Music from around the globe.

Bob Lee (Coconut Headset). Cargo Cult Radio. Mixed bag from gospel to Bowie.

Amy Leonard (PB & Jam).