No Credit is back for host Logan Wellington's final semester at NU! Playing some of the best overlooked and forgotten rock, pop, funk, soul, hip-hop, and plenty else from all around the world, No Credit offers the finest tunes this side of the Mississippi. And with an ever evolving guest-list, No Credit is sure to go out with a bang.

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logan recounts the last 6 years of his music exploration in a 2 part special.

logan is slinging the synthesizers tonight inspired by a joke about his recent haircut.

modern indie cuts to ring in the new season

wally gorbachev returns, and logan gets e l e c t r o n i c

dedicated to kengo suzuki and his record-breaking marathon last weekend

logan de-stresses after a long week with some downtempo tunez. he also shares his thoughts on A Short Hike

logan's boyfriend is out skiing so he's spinning some real deep cuts for whatever you're doing this holiday

logan sets sail on the final semester

come hang out with us, friend! deep cuts curated and commented on by logan wellington.

logan got his year-end listening stats back, and they're looking good come join him as he rattles off some of the deeper cuts from his top 100 songs

a bunch of deep cuts on a music focused show. guest will be back next week

you know what xxx means. i think...it's the 30th show of no credit!

50 years of music for 50 years of wrbb

elon's kieran ungemach joins us for a discussion of music and politics before this week's election

logan explores the corner of music where electronic meets acoustic

logan has some soulful tunes this sunday

relax after a long october weekend and reflect on the changing seasons with some fall music

No Credit has emerged from the shadows once again for another semester. Spend an hour each week with us, listening to forgotten songs and artists peppered with hard-hitting commentary from Logan Wellington and his weekly guest. Whether you're looking for undiscovered tracks or debates over orange juice, No Credit has what you want.

Logan's alone for this return show, dishing out some of the great music he's discovered while living in the current hellscape we call the world.