seventies were also a time when live interviews with singers began and ranged from the local band Holmes to Wonder Woman Linda Carter promoting her first album. Philosophy WRSU has a station playlist of current music, but it generally consists of several hundred entire albums, and individual DJs have a large amount of control over the format of their shows. The station is strictly non-commercial, and aims for a free-form style of broadcasting. The station is under the management of Rutgers University. While operations are on a strictly volunteer level and no course credit is involved for students, the station does seek to develop the skills of their student personnel for practical use in professional broadcasting fields. Funding and operations WRSU receives funding from Rutgers University, and is a strictly non-commercial radio station. However, WRSU does receive grants and underwriting from local businesses and record stores. Usually, this underwriting takes the form of a credit for the station at said record store in exchange for hourly notices broadcast on the station. Notable alumni For more than 60 years, WRSU has prepared many of its students for a career in sports, news and entertainment media. Bernard Goldberg, commentator for Fox News, correspondent for HBO's Real Sports with Bryant Gumbel Bill Newcott, film critic, host of AARP's "Movies for Grownups" Carla Marie, former producer, Elvis Duran and the Morning Show on Z100 New York, host of "Carla Marie & Anthony Show" on KISS-FM, Seattle Danny Breslauer, former sports broadcaster, WCTC Dan Mulcahey, weekend host, Magic 98.3/WMGQ Erica Herskowitz, sports update anchor, WFAN Gordon Deal, host of This Morning, America's First News with Gordon Deal Judy Tint, entertainment lawyer Matt Pinfield, music personality, TV host on MTV and VH1 Max Herman, former sports anchor, WFAN George Achaves, Westwood One, NPR, WBGO, Country Countdown USA Jeff Koyen, journalist and entrepreneur Livingston Allen, content creator on Instagram, YouTube, Spotify and Complex. Mike Emanuel, correspondent for Fox News Mike Pavlichko, sports broadcaster for WCTC, current WRSU Broadcast Administrator Mike Vorkunov, former reporter for The Star-Ledger Neil Solondz, pregame radio host for the Tampa Bay Rays Rich DeMarco, radio play-by-play announcer for the Army Black Knights Rich Edson, Washington correspondent, FOX News Zubin Mehenti, SportsCenter anchor, ESPN Tim Catalfamo, racing reporter for MRN Radio Deanna Moore, video producer, Elvis Duran and the Morning Show on Z100 New York See also WVPH: Rutgers radio station in Piscataway Rutgers