Weekend Programming Has Arrived

The weekend deserves its own soundtrack.

Abot OnAir’s weekend programming is here, with a lineup designed to sound noticeably different from the Monday-through-Friday routine.

Saturday brings more freedom, more discovery, and more energy as the day moves from a slow morning into Saturday night. Sunday changes the pace again with soulful mornings, stripped-down performances, warm analog sounds, and an easy transition into the new week.

Saturday starts on the couch.

After Midnight Melodies and Twilight Tunes carry the station through the overnight hours, Morning Couch begins Saturday with smooth R&B, soul, and neo-soul made for taking your time.

At 10 AM, Weekend Drift picks up the pace with an easygoing mix for brunch, errands, road trips, or wherever Saturday takes you.

Then we turn it back — and explore what’s next.

At 1 PM, Flashback turns the clock back with original music inspired by classic soul, funk, R&B, hip-hop, and sounds from decades past.

Then Soundscape takes over at 4 PM, opening the station to deeper cuts, alternative sounds, new discoveries, and music outside the regular rotation.

As night arrives, Equalizer turns up the energy before Jump Off takes Saturday all the way to 11:59 PM with our biggest late-night mix.

Sunday moves differently.

Sunday begins with Sunday Slowdown, four hours of smooth R&B, soul, and neo-soul built for quiet mornings.

At 10 AM, Seventh Day Sounds brings an uplifting mix of R&B, soul, neo-soul, and gospel before Acoustic Afternoon strips everything back with acoustic arrangements, warm vocals, piano, guitar, and intimate versions of Abot OnAir music.

Drop the needle.

At 4 PM, Vinyl Sessions brings warm grooves, soul, funk, R&B, and an album-inspired listening experience to Sunday afternoon.

Then Weekend Wrap looks back at the music that shaped the week—standout tracks, new discoveries, listener favorites, and songs worth hearing one more time.

Finally, Wind Down closes Sunday night before Midnight Melodies starts the cycle again at midnight.

Two days. A completely different rhythm.

The weekday schedule follows the movement of the workday. The weekend doesn’t have to.

Saturday can turn up.

Sunday can slow down.

And Abot OnAir can sound different every hour along the way.

Your weekend. Your soundtrack. Abot OnAir.