The keeper of the night
Stephanie Duarte sings in a harbor choir by day and keeps the city's slowest radio hours by night. Her All Night Frequencies is the show insomniacs set their alarms for — ambient, soul and letters from listeners read over music like bedtime stories for grown-ups.
Her Copper Bell sessions bring the same hush to live rooms: acoustic sets recorded with the audience seated, the bar closed and the harbor audible through the walls.
On-air style
- A voice just above a whisper — engineered for headphones and night buses.
- Tempos that fall all night and rise again before dawn.
- Reads every night message; answers a few on air each week.
Regular slots
All Night Frequencies nightly 00:00, Midday Currents and The Copper Bell Session through the week. See the weekly schedule for this week's exact times.
In session
Letters at midnight
Nightly messages
Copper Bell hour
Live acoustics
First light
Dawn closings
Listener questions
Write up to two minutes of dedication, story or harbor night-noise through the contact page. A few messages open every midnight hour.
Yes — forty seats, announced a week ahead on the schedule page. Silence is part of the ticket; applause is saved for the end.