It’s a tradition as old as time…or at least as old as 1967!
“Alice’s Restaurant Massacree” was the title track of Arlo Guthrie’s 1967 debut album Alice’s Restaurant. The song inspired the 1969 film of the same name (starring Guthrie himself). In 2017, it was selected for preservation in the National Recording Registry by the Library of Congress. And it is also forever preserved in the Point’s Thanksgiving playlist! We hope you’ll join us this Thursday as you celebrate with family, friends, and loved ones! Here’s when you’ll hear Alice’s Restaurant Massacree on the Point on November 28:
- 8:33 AM
- Noon
- 6 PM
Need help listening out of the car?
Old-School Style
Tune to 104.7 FM on any FM radio in the Montpelier/Central Vermont, and rejoice in your own timeless, classic style.
And, throughout other parts of Vermont, tune in to one of our other signals.
Desktop/Laptop
Stream The Point at pointfm.com anytime, anywhere! (Anywhere you have internet access, that is.)
Just hit the play icon at the bottom of this or any other page on our website.
Smartphone or Tablet
Listen to The Point on-the-go, at the gym, or better yet – at the beach. Just grab any iOS or Android device (preferably your own), download the free TuneIn app, then search “WNCS”.
Or, skip the app and listen straight from the source at our mobile-optimized website, pointfm.com. (Umm, you’re already there.)
Alexa-enabled Speaker
Listen to The Point on an Amazon Echo or any Alexa-enabled device! Just say “Alexa, Open one-oh-four-seven the point”” That phrase will enable our Alexa Skill, so from then on, you can just say “Alexa, play one-oh-four-seven the point.”
It’s magic!
On the Road
Rule #1 of the road: The driver picks the music! So tune your car radio to 104.7 The Point. Or just hit #1 on your presets (right?). Or, if your car stereo is Alexa-enabled, you can say “Alexa, open one-oh-four-seven the point” That phrase will enable our Alexa Skill, and from then on, you can just say “Alexa, play one-oh-four-seven the point” whenever you’re in the car.
And if you’re driving in the Northeast Kingdom, don’t forget to switch over to our eastern signal at 95.7 FM.
