Weekly Program Guide-- KLOI-LP 102.9 FM
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Hello, Friends and Neighbors!
Lopez Island Community Radio Station
KLOI-LP 102.9 FM
Many thanks to the Lopez Thrift Shop for their support of KLOI.
This Week’s Programs
March 10-16, 2024
Please note: Some of our regular programs are replaced this week with Random Play as we collect data for reporting our streamed play.
Regular programming will resume Sunday, March 24, 2024
You will now be able to listen on your car or home radio and can continue to listen via our streaming player or on your mobile device by downloading the free xiialive app.
January is the month when all our broadcasting licenses come due. We can use your help during this time. Please remember KLOI for your charitable gifts. All donations are tax-deductible and help us continue broadcasting for our local community... and beyond.
Monthly contributions are available through PayPal. Join us!
KLOI is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization and direct contributions are tax-deductible.
Click on this link to donate. There are no administrative fees deducted when using this option.
Mail your donation to KLOI, PO Box 342, Lopez Island, WA 98261.
Heard a song and wanted to know what it was?
You can see what music has been playing on KLOI during the last 24 hours by clicking this link to Spinitron. To find songs for previous dates, click on the calendar option or go to your browser and select: https://spinitron.com/KLOI/calendar
If you are interested in producing a show for KLOI, please go to kloi.org and fill out a form to submit your idea. We are dedicated to helping you make your voice heard.
Listen LIVE now on your mobile device. Download the xiiaLlive app for Android or iOS devices. Link to directions: http://www.xiialive.com/how_to/
Check out our alternate website: https://kloi-lp.weebly.com/ This is where our archived programs live.
Daily on Weekdays
Democracy Now w/Amy Goodman
10:00-11:00 am Monday through Friday
6:00-7:00 pm Monday through Thursday; 7:00 -8:00 pm on Friday
Sunday
Classical Hour with Gary Alexander
2-3 pm
This Week: Today, we honor four composers born March 7-11 with selections from past editions of the Orcas Island Chamber Music Festival, beginning with half an hour of two major works by Maurice Ravel (born March 7, 1875), featuring his Mother Goose Suite (composed 1908-10) and his Piano Trio in A Minor (composed 1914). The second half-hour begins with the Adagio for Strings by Samuel Barber (born March 9, 1910), played by the Miro Quartet, then two pieces by Astor Piazzola (born March 11, 1921), played by John Mack (oboe) and Wind Sync, ending with a jazzy clarinet-led sextet by Dick Hyman (born March 8, 1927, and still active at age 97).
New Dimensions
4:00 pm (repeats Tuesday at 7 pm)
New Dimensions Media: Changing the World One Broadcast at a Time. Explores subjects such as social, political, scientific, ecological, and spiritual frontiers through in-depth dialogues.
This Week: The Dignity Movement, Robots, and the Importance of Asking Good Questions with Robert Fuller, Ph.D.
What is of utmost importance to Fuller are the questions we bring to our life process. He says, “Once you’ve formed a question, it almost guarantees you will find the answer.” In this far-ranging conversation, he shares some provocative thoughts on the coming inevitability of robots becoming a more dominant species than homo sapiens and why we must befriend them. Robert Fuller is the author of The Theory of Everybody.
Spirit in Action – Lopez Edition
5:00 pm
These radio programs are prepared by Mark Judkins Helpsmeet under the care of Eau Claire Quakers and sponsored for KLOI by the Lopez Island Quaker Group. ‘Spirit In Action’ brings you stories of people living lives of fruitful service, peace, community, and compassion.
This Week: Truth, Art & Reimagining To Fight Climate ChangedToday's guest-hosts from the Climate Changed Podcast of the BTS Center share the fruits of their second season, first episode. Starting with some overview and practical pointers, co-hosts Ben Yosua-Davis and Nicole Diroff provide us a glimpse of the poetry of Lilace Mellin Guignard, a poem called The Great Reimagining. Nicole interviews Rob Shetterly, the artist behind the portrait series Americans Who Tell the Truth and then Ben and Nicole reflect and dig deeper. A new resourse is Discussion Guide for the episode! Finally, all of this possible because of the sound and journalism mastery of Peterson Toscano.
Pathways with Brenda Asterino
8:00 pm
This show takes many roads to provide the diversity that makes for a healthy and functioning community.
This Week: Reincarnation and Applied Glamouring: Consciousness and Self-Awareness
This is a two part show. We have Reincarnation with Jeffrey Marks and Applied Glamouring with Richard Benack. They are both about thinking, consciousness, and awareness. They both speak to being self-aware, thusly, gaining more insight into self and self-knowledge.
Jeffrey Marks lives and works in Washington state. He is a medium, a paranormal investigator, and an author. Traveling the world, he has investigated hauntings and related activities. Researching and studying, he has written books on reincarnation. Jeffrey Marks can be found at www.spiritualexploration.com Teaching and speaking, his presentation is both interesting and informative.
Richard Benack is also a Washington resident. He has been: in the Air Force reserves; registered in hypnotherapy; licensed as a private investigator; involved in cyber security systems; doing paranormal investigations; is a teacher of astral travel and is a Druid priest. Richard Benack will speak on Applied Glamouring which is about energy and self awareness for self defense. For more information, go to www.hiperformancenw.com
And they both speak to much more.
Thank you to Raphael Krux at freepd.com for the music, “Motions”.
For past shows, go to: https://kloi-lp.weebly.com/pathways-with-brenda-asterino.html
Monday
WINGS – Women’s International News Gathering Service
2:00 pm
A weekly radio news and current affairs program by and about women worldwide.
This Week: Structural Adjustment
Structural Adjustment is the name of an economic regime imposed mainly on less developed countries that enforces drastic cuts to public employment and services spending in exchange for international lending. It also mandates privatization and opening to foreign investment, and pushes the resulting hardships largely onto women and their families.
Joy Spring with Gary Alexander
3:00-6:00 pm
This Week: The first hour begins with a farewell all-star quartet led by Duke Ellington in his last full year of life (1973), then a survey of Sarah Vaughan’s classic recordings from her big debut year, 1954, age 30 (born March 27, 1924). The second two hours feature selections from jazz sets we saw on the penultimate day of our latest Jazz Cruise, sailing back to Miami on Tuesday, January 23 this year. First up is clarinetist Ken Peplowski, this time with the ageless (turning 97) pianist Dick Hyman, then we’ll honor the Jazz Cruise Hall of Fame inductees, singer Catherine Russell and pianist Kenny Barron, focus on Barron’s recent his trio record and his 1991 duets with saxophonist Stan Getz. The final segment will feature the John Pizzarelli trio with his late-night show in the “Cosmopolitan” dining room, with songs taken from his latest “Stage and Screen” CD.
Brittany to the Balkans and Beyond w/Stanley Greenthal
8:00 - 9:30 pm
Compelling Celtic and Balkan music from diverse regions of the world, mixed with occasional spoken word pieces to illuminate the traditions from which the music originates.
This Week: Selections from our random playlist. Regular programming will resume the week of March 24, 2024
TuesdayBackyard Conservation with Russel Barsh and Madrona Murphy
1:00 pm
Local researchers Russel Barsh and Madrona Murphy talk about the things that each of us can do in our own lives and around our own homes to take better care of the plants and animals that make our island special.
This Month: Living on Lopez - Backyard Conservation.
Living Life -- Music with John Garcia
3:00 pm
DJ John plays heartfelt global music emphasizing Spanish and Latino songs.
New Dimensions
7:00 pm (repeat from Sunday 4:00 pm)
Wednesday
The Grand Southern Vocal & Plectrophonic Review w/Lance Brittain
5:00 am
Lance presents a show covering early to contemporary folk, country, and bluegrass, plus some discussion of historical context, including news of current events in the bluegrass and folk community. From an acoustic perspective, Lance explores other early influences, including classic early jazz, blues, ragtime, border music, etc.
This Week: Selections from our random playlist. Regular programming will resume the week of March 24, 2024
The FAT Music Show w/Felton Pruitt
2:00 pm (repeat Friday 6:00 pm)
The FAT Music Show is a friendly nod to the much-adored 1970's radio station KFAT in Gilroy, California, which was one of the first national radio stations to feature the Americana musical genre prominently. Hosted by Felton Pruitt, a 30+year radio veteran with stints that include KFAT, XM Satellite, and KVMR; Pruitt includes classic and contemporary interviews (”Chewin’ The Fat”) and live, or in-studio performances from his personal recording archives.
The Grand Southern Vocal & Plectrophonic Review w/Lance Brittain
7:00 pm (Repeats next Wednesday at 5:00 am)
Lance presents a show covering early to contemporary folk, country, and bluegrass, plus some discussion of historical context, including news of current events in the bluegrass and folk community. From an acoustic perspective, Lance explores other influences, including classic early jazz, blues, ragtime, border music, etc.
This Week: Selections from our random playlist. Regular programming will resume the week of March 24, 2024
Thursday
Hear It Here
11:00 am
This Week: Dr. Cornel West: Black Prophetic Fire
Dr. Cornel West his giving a presentation on October 9, 2014 at Town Hall in Seattle, WA. based on his book, Black Prophetic Fire. This dynamic speaker addresses an American Issue with grace, style, and intellect while he inspires, intrigues and challenges us. “The condition of Truth is to allow Suffering to speak.” “Our destinies are woven together” in this country, and perhaps in this world. Insight is mixed with humor. Love stirs reality and change.
Dr. West is a professor, a philosopher, an author, and an activist. He is Professor of the Practice of Public Philosophy at Harvard University. He has taught at Union Theological Seminary, at Yale, at Harvard, and at the University of Paris. Cornel West graduated Magna Cum laude from Harvard in three years and attained his M.A. and Ph.D. in Philosophy at Princeton. He has written 20 books and edited 13. Frequently a TV and radio guest, he has also been a commentator and has appeared in over 25 documentaries and films. Dr. West has produced three word albums.
Welcome to a great voice of our times that will be mentioned in our History books of the future. www.cornelwest.com
Thanks to Seattle Community Media, Mike McCormick, Talking Stick for this presentation. Thanks to KODX, 98.9FM in Seattle for recording this presentation. Thanks to Rafael Krux for “Action Strike” music found at freepd.com.
For more information: [email protected] This show was changed in volume and deleting long pauses. The original footage and this show are creative commons: attribution-share-alike 4.0 international https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/
Thanks to Aaron Stephenson for technical audio advice.
For past show archives: https://kloi-lp.weebly.com/hear-it-here-collected-by-brenda-asterino.html
Song of the Soul – Lopez Edition
12:00 pm
These radio programs are prepared by Mark Judkins Helpmeet under the care of the Eau Claire Quakers and sponsored for KLOI by the Lopez Island Quaker Group. 'Song of Soul' invites you to a soul-level encounter. Music has the ability to proclaim the soul's language beyond what mere words can speak. Some guests are musicians, perhaps sharing their own music, but most guests are simply sharing the music they've been impacted by, written, and performed by others.
This Week: Tyrants Always Fall as The Nields Arise
Our guest is Nerissa Nields, who shares equal lead billing with her sister, Katryna, of the group known as The Nields. Their website proclaims them to be "equal parts Beatles, Cranberries and Joni Mitchell", and that description is admirably accurate and concise. It's hard to adequately capture the power of their songs and voices except to tell you that you need to brace yourself to be inspired, moved, and likely brought to tears.
The Not Old – Better Show with Paul Vogelzang
3:00-3:30 pm
The Not Old – Better Show is a fascinating, high-energy radio program and is the exclusive content provider of The Smithsonian Associates Interview Series. Each week, award-winning journalist and host of the Not Old – Better Show, Paul Vogelzang, interviews health and nutrition experts, lifestyle and culture experts, and ordinary people living extraordinary lives, all delivering the message that it's never too late to pursue your passions and create a life of purpose, adventure, and significance.
This Week:
EXPLOSIVE EXCLUSIVE ALERT
Dive deep into the shadows with us as we unveil the thrilling world of #TheGrayMan in our latest episode! . Our interview with NYT best-selling, #1 Mark Greaney.
We're bringing you an unprecedented conversation with the master of espionage thrillers, Mark Greaney, the genius behind the #1 New York Times bestselling series that's captivated millions!
In Mark Greaney's new book from The Gray Man series, "The Chaos Agent," artificial intelligence isn't just the future; it's a present-day battleground where every code could trigger global catastrophe. Join us as Mark pulls back the curtain on the dangerous dance between technology and human morality.
eTown
8:00 pm
eTown is an exciting weekly radio broadcast heard from coast to coast on NPR and public and commercial stations. Every eTown show is taped in front of a live audience. It features performances from many of today's top musical artists, as well as conversations and information about the world around us.
This Week: Join us this week as we share more conversations and artists' performances
Friday
The Many Moods of Ben Vaughn
8:00 am
An eclectic mix of music curated by the producer, composer, and recording artist Ben Vaughn.
Rock, blues, jazz, folk, soul, R & B, country, bossa nova, movie soundtracks, easy listening, and more, all peppered with Vaughn's twisted musicological slant.
WINGS – Women’s International News Gathering Service
12:00 pm (repeat from Monday at 2:00 pm)m
A weekly radio news and current affairs program by and about women worldwide.
Classical Hour w/Gary Alexander
2-3 pm
This Week: Today’s program will feature music from the latest BBC Music Magazine CD, beginning with operatic composer John Adams’ 1985 orchestral suite, “Harmonielehre” (harmonic study), in which he declares his allegiance to traditional harmonies rather than the modern atonal trends in classical music. The CD also features a new recording of Gershwin’s Rhapsody in blue by William Wolfram, in honor of its centennial last month.
Joy Spring w/Gary Alexander
3-6 pm
Classic Jazz and the Great American Songbook
This Week: The first hour continues our month-long tribute to the centennial of the birth of singer Sarah Vaughan (born March 27, 1924), this time profiling her early peak power, in her 30s, with recordings made from 1956 to 1963. The second two hours will wrap up our two month musical tribute to the recent Jazz Cruise (January 18-25), with profiles of the closing afternoon and evening sessions (on Wednesday, January 24), first with a summit meeting of five trumpeters at noon, followed by eight saxophonists at 1:30, then 10 pianists in “Keyboard Kapers,” on the main stage at 3:30. In the evening, we close with the Jeff Hamilton trio at 7:30 and then John Pizzarelli’s trio at 9:00 pm, after which we must pack to prepare for port and trips home in the morning.
The FAT Music Show w/Felton Pruitt6:00 pm (repeat of Wednesday 2:00 pm)
Democracy Now w/Amy Goodman
7:00 -8:00 pm
The Grateful Dead Hour
8:00 pm
Since 1985 David Gans has hosted a nationally syndicated weekly audio postcard from the wide musical world of the Grateful Dead. The show features exclusive interviews, music from the roots and branches of the band's musical family tree, and many unreleased live and studio recordings.
Saturday
West Coast Live
10:00 am -12:00 am
From the Archives... West Coast Live is no longer broadcasting its show. KLOI is airing selected shows from their archives.
A national radio variety show hosted by Sedge Thomson and featuring author interviews, music, and comedy.
This week: From March 14, 2015, when SEDGE welcomed:
SANDIP ROY, reporter and storyteller of life in new India from NPR's Dispatches from Kolkata with his debut novel Don’t Let Him Know, a multi-generational story of an Indian immigrant family.
SASHA MARTIN, the popular food blogger who set out to eat a meal from every country in the world brings us Life From Scratch: A Memoir of Food, Family and Forgiveness.
T SISTERS, a genuine sister singing group whose unique yet classic sound draws upon blues, folk, bluegrass, Americana, gospel, country, jazz and more.
NION McEVOY, CEO of Chronicle Books and owner of McEvoy Ranch in Petaluma stops by to shed light on the wonderful world of wine.
BENJI TOSI, the professional bocce ball player will tell us about his beloved sport and the new San Francisco's new Ferry Bocce League.
MIKE GREENSILL on house piano, and more!
The Not Old – Better Show with Paul Vogelzang
3:00-3:30 pm
The Not Old – Better Show is a fascinating, high-energy radio program and is the exclusive content provider of The Smithsonian Associates Interview Series. Each week, award-winning journalist and host of the Not Old – Better Show, Paul Vogelzang, interviews health and nutrition experts, lifestyle and culture experts, and ordinary people living extraordinary lives, all delivering the message that it's never too late to pursue your passions and create a life of purpose, adventure, and significance.
This week:
EXPLOSIVE EXCLUSIVE ALERT
Dive deep into the shadows with us as we unveil the thrilling world of #TheGrayMan in our latest episode! . Our interview with NYT best-selling, #1 Mark Greaney.
We're bringing you an unprecedented conversation with the master of espionage thrillers, Mark Greaney, the genius behind the #1 New York Times bestselling series that's captivated millions!
In Mark Greaney's new book from The Gray Man series, "The Chaos Agent," artificial intelligence isn't just the future; it's a present-day battleground where every code could trigger global catastrophe. Join us as Mark pulls back the curtain on the dangerous dance between technology and human morality.
Open Mike (or Random playlist)
4:00-6:00 pm
Putumayo World Music Hour
7:00 pm
Hosted by Putumayo's CEO and Founder Dan Storper and KFOG personality Rosalie Howarth, the Putumayo World Music Hour is an internationally syndicated radio show that takes listeners on a weekly journey through the music of many different cultures, now heard internationally on more than 170 commercial stations around the world.
This Week: Australia and New Zealand
The Many Moods of Ben Vaughn
8:00 pm
An eclectic mix of music curated by the producer, composer, and recording artist Ben Vaughn. Rock, blues, jazz, folk, soul, R & B, country, bossa nova, movie soundtracks, easy listening, and more.
KLOI-LP FM 102.9
Hello, Friends and Neighbors!
Lopez Island Community Radio Station
KLOI-LP 102.9 FM
Many thanks to the Lopez Thrift Shop for their support of KLOI.
This Week’s Programs
March 10-16, 2024
Please note: Some of our regular programs are replaced this week with Random Play as we collect data for reporting our streamed play.
Regular programming will resume Sunday, March 24, 2024
You will now be able to listen on your car or home radio and can continue to listen via our streaming player or on your mobile device by downloading the free xiialive app.
January is the month when all our broadcasting licenses come due. We can use your help during this time. Please remember KLOI for your charitable gifts. All donations are tax-deductible and help us continue broadcasting for our local community... and beyond.
Monthly contributions are available through PayPal. Join us!
KLOI is a 501(c) (3) non-profit organization and direct contributions are tax-deductible.
Click on this link to donate. There are no administrative fees deducted when using this option.
Mail your donation to KLOI, PO Box 342, Lopez Island, WA 98261.
Heard a song and wanted to know what it was?
You can see what music has been playing on KLOI during the last 24 hours by clicking this link to Spinitron. To find songs for previous dates, click on the calendar option or go to your browser and select: https://spinitron.com/KLOI/calendar
If you are interested in producing a show for KLOI, please go to kloi.org and fill out a form to submit your idea. We are dedicated to helping you make your voice heard.
Listen LIVE now on your mobile device. Download the xiiaLlive app for Android or iOS devices. Link to directions: http://www.xiialive.com/how_to/
Check out our alternate website: https://kloi-lp.weebly.com/ This is where our archived programs live.
Daily on Weekdays
Democracy Now w/Amy Goodman
10:00-11:00 am Monday through Friday
6:00-7:00 pm Monday through Thursday; 7:00 -8:00 pm on Friday
Sunday
Classical Hour with Gary Alexander
2-3 pm
This Week: Today, we honor four composers born March 7-11 with selections from past editions of the Orcas Island Chamber Music Festival, beginning with half an hour of two major works by Maurice Ravel (born March 7, 1875), featuring his Mother Goose Suite (composed 1908-10) and his Piano Trio in A Minor (composed 1914). The second half-hour begins with the Adagio for Strings by Samuel Barber (born March 9, 1910), played by the Miro Quartet, then two pieces by Astor Piazzola (born March 11, 1921), played by John Mack (oboe) and Wind Sync, ending with a jazzy clarinet-led sextet by Dick Hyman (born March 8, 1927, and still active at age 97).
New Dimensions
4:00 pm (repeats Tuesday at 7 pm)
New Dimensions Media: Changing the World One Broadcast at a Time. Explores subjects such as social, political, scientific, ecological, and spiritual frontiers through in-depth dialogues.
This Week: The Dignity Movement, Robots, and the Importance of Asking Good Questions with Robert Fuller, Ph.D.
What is of utmost importance to Fuller are the questions we bring to our life process. He says, “Once you’ve formed a question, it almost guarantees you will find the answer.” In this far-ranging conversation, he shares some provocative thoughts on the coming inevitability of robots becoming a more dominant species than homo sapiens and why we must befriend them. Robert Fuller is the author of The Theory of Everybody.
Spirit in Action – Lopez Edition
5:00 pm
These radio programs are prepared by Mark Judkins Helpsmeet under the care of Eau Claire Quakers and sponsored for KLOI by the Lopez Island Quaker Group. ‘Spirit In Action’ brings you stories of people living lives of fruitful service, peace, community, and compassion.
This Week: Truth, Art & Reimagining To Fight Climate ChangedToday's guest-hosts from the Climate Changed Podcast of the BTS Center share the fruits of their second season, first episode. Starting with some overview and practical pointers, co-hosts Ben Yosua-Davis and Nicole Diroff provide us a glimpse of the poetry of Lilace Mellin Guignard, a poem called The Great Reimagining. Nicole interviews Rob Shetterly, the artist behind the portrait series Americans Who Tell the Truth and then Ben and Nicole reflect and dig deeper. A new resourse is Discussion Guide for the episode! Finally, all of this possible because of the sound and journalism mastery of Peterson Toscano.
Pathways with Brenda Asterino
8:00 pm
This show takes many roads to provide the diversity that makes for a healthy and functioning community.
This Week: Reincarnation and Applied Glamouring: Consciousness and Self-Awareness
This is a two part show. We have Reincarnation with Jeffrey Marks and Applied Glamouring with Richard Benack. They are both about thinking, consciousness, and awareness. They both speak to being self-aware, thusly, gaining more insight into self and self-knowledge.
Jeffrey Marks lives and works in Washington state. He is a medium, a paranormal investigator, and an author. Traveling the world, he has investigated hauntings and related activities. Researching and studying, he has written books on reincarnation. Jeffrey Marks can be found at www.spiritualexploration.com Teaching and speaking, his presentation is both interesting and informative.
Richard Benack is also a Washington resident. He has been: in the Air Force reserves; registered in hypnotherapy; licensed as a private investigator; involved in cyber security systems; doing paranormal investigations; is a teacher of astral travel and is a Druid priest. Richard Benack will speak on Applied Glamouring which is about energy and self awareness for self defense. For more information, go to www.hiperformancenw.com
And they both speak to much more.
Thank you to Raphael Krux at freepd.com for the music, “Motions”.
For past shows, go to: https://kloi-lp.weebly.com/pathways-with-brenda-asterino.html
Monday
WINGS – Women’s International News Gathering Service
2:00 pm
A weekly radio news and current affairs program by and about women worldwide.
This Week: Structural Adjustment
Structural Adjustment is the name of an economic regime imposed mainly on less developed countries that enforces drastic cuts to public employment and services spending in exchange for international lending. It also mandates privatization and opening to foreign investment, and pushes the resulting hardships largely onto women and their families.
Joy Spring with Gary Alexander
3:00-6:00 pm
This Week: The first hour begins with a farewell all-star quartet led by Duke Ellington in his last full year of life (1973), then a survey of Sarah Vaughan’s classic recordings from her big debut year, 1954, age 30 (born March 27, 1924). The second two hours feature selections from jazz sets we saw on the penultimate day of our latest Jazz Cruise, sailing back to Miami on Tuesday, January 23 this year. First up is clarinetist Ken Peplowski, this time with the ageless (turning 97) pianist Dick Hyman, then we’ll honor the Jazz Cruise Hall of Fame inductees, singer Catherine Russell and pianist Kenny Barron, focus on Barron’s recent his trio record and his 1991 duets with saxophonist Stan Getz. The final segment will feature the John Pizzarelli trio with his late-night show in the “Cosmopolitan” dining room, with songs taken from his latest “Stage and Screen” CD.
Brittany to the Balkans and Beyond w/Stanley Greenthal
8:00 - 9:30 pm
Compelling Celtic and Balkan music from diverse regions of the world, mixed with occasional spoken word pieces to illuminate the traditions from which the music originates.
This Week: Selections from our random playlist. Regular programming will resume the week of March 24, 2024
TuesdayBackyard Conservation with Russel Barsh and Madrona Murphy
1:00 pm
Local researchers Russel Barsh and Madrona Murphy talk about the things that each of us can do in our own lives and around our own homes to take better care of the plants and animals that make our island special.
This Month: Living on Lopez - Backyard Conservation.
Living Life -- Music with John Garcia
3:00 pm
DJ John plays heartfelt global music emphasizing Spanish and Latino songs.
New Dimensions
7:00 pm (repeat from Sunday 4:00 pm)
Wednesday
The Grand Southern Vocal & Plectrophonic Review w/Lance Brittain
5:00 am
Lance presents a show covering early to contemporary folk, country, and bluegrass, plus some discussion of historical context, including news of current events in the bluegrass and folk community. From an acoustic perspective, Lance explores other early influences, including classic early jazz, blues, ragtime, border music, etc.
This Week: Selections from our random playlist. Regular programming will resume the week of March 24, 2024
The FAT Music Show w/Felton Pruitt
2:00 pm (repeat Friday 6:00 pm)
The FAT Music Show is a friendly nod to the much-adored 1970's radio station KFAT in Gilroy, California, which was one of the first national radio stations to feature the Americana musical genre prominently. Hosted by Felton Pruitt, a 30+year radio veteran with stints that include KFAT, XM Satellite, and KVMR; Pruitt includes classic and contemporary interviews (”Chewin’ The Fat”) and live, or in-studio performances from his personal recording archives.
The Grand Southern Vocal & Plectrophonic Review w/Lance Brittain
7:00 pm (Repeats next Wednesday at 5:00 am)
Lance presents a show covering early to contemporary folk, country, and bluegrass, plus some discussion of historical context, including news of current events in the bluegrass and folk community. From an acoustic perspective, Lance explores other influences, including classic early jazz, blues, ragtime, border music, etc.
This Week: Selections from our random playlist. Regular programming will resume the week of March 24, 2024
Thursday
Hear It Here
11:00 am
This Week: Dr. Cornel West: Black Prophetic Fire
Dr. Cornel West his giving a presentation on October 9, 2014 at Town Hall in Seattle, WA. based on his book, Black Prophetic Fire. This dynamic speaker addresses an American Issue with grace, style, and intellect while he inspires, intrigues and challenges us. “The condition of Truth is to allow Suffering to speak.” “Our destinies are woven together” in this country, and perhaps in this world. Insight is mixed with humor. Love stirs reality and change.
Dr. West is a professor, a philosopher, an author, and an activist. He is Professor of the Practice of Public Philosophy at Harvard University. He has taught at Union Theological Seminary, at Yale, at Harvard, and at the University of Paris. Cornel West graduated Magna Cum laude from Harvard in three years and attained his M.A. and Ph.D. in Philosophy at Princeton. He has written 20 books and edited 13. Frequently a TV and radio guest, he has also been a commentator and has appeared in over 25 documentaries and films. Dr. West has produced three word albums.
Welcome to a great voice of our times that will be mentioned in our History books of the future. www.cornelwest.com
Thanks to Seattle Community Media, Mike McCormick, Talking Stick for this presentation. Thanks to KODX, 98.9FM in Seattle for recording this presentation. Thanks to Rafael Krux for “Action Strike” music found at freepd.com.
For more information: [email protected] This show was changed in volume and deleting long pauses. The original footage and this show are creative commons: attribution-share-alike 4.0 international https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/4.0/
Thanks to Aaron Stephenson for technical audio advice.
For past show archives: https://kloi-lp.weebly.com/hear-it-here-collected-by-brenda-asterino.html
Song of the Soul – Lopez Edition
12:00 pm
These radio programs are prepared by Mark Judkins Helpmeet under the care of the Eau Claire Quakers and sponsored for KLOI by the Lopez Island Quaker Group. 'Song of Soul' invites you to a soul-level encounter. Music has the ability to proclaim the soul's language beyond what mere words can speak. Some guests are musicians, perhaps sharing their own music, but most guests are simply sharing the music they've been impacted by, written, and performed by others.
This Week: Tyrants Always Fall as The Nields Arise
Our guest is Nerissa Nields, who shares equal lead billing with her sister, Katryna, of the group known as The Nields. Their website proclaims them to be "equal parts Beatles, Cranberries and Joni Mitchell", and that description is admirably accurate and concise. It's hard to adequately capture the power of their songs and voices except to tell you that you need to brace yourself to be inspired, moved, and likely brought to tears.
The Not Old – Better Show with Paul Vogelzang
3:00-3:30 pm
The Not Old – Better Show is a fascinating, high-energy radio program and is the exclusive content provider of The Smithsonian Associates Interview Series. Each week, award-winning journalist and host of the Not Old – Better Show, Paul Vogelzang, interviews health and nutrition experts, lifestyle and culture experts, and ordinary people living extraordinary lives, all delivering the message that it's never too late to pursue your passions and create a life of purpose, adventure, and significance.
This Week:
EXPLOSIVE EXCLUSIVE ALERT
Dive deep into the shadows with us as we unveil the thrilling world of #TheGrayMan in our latest episode! . Our interview with NYT best-selling, #1 Mark Greaney.
We're bringing you an unprecedented conversation with the master of espionage thrillers, Mark Greaney, the genius behind the #1 New York Times bestselling series that's captivated millions!
In Mark Greaney's new book from The Gray Man series, "The Chaos Agent," artificial intelligence isn't just the future; it's a present-day battleground where every code could trigger global catastrophe. Join us as Mark pulls back the curtain on the dangerous dance between technology and human morality.
eTown
8:00 pm
eTown is an exciting weekly radio broadcast heard from coast to coast on NPR and public and commercial stations. Every eTown show is taped in front of a live audience. It features performances from many of today's top musical artists, as well as conversations and information about the world around us.
This Week: Join us this week as we share more conversations and artists' performances
Friday
The Many Moods of Ben Vaughn
8:00 am
An eclectic mix of music curated by the producer, composer, and recording artist Ben Vaughn.
Rock, blues, jazz, folk, soul, R & B, country, bossa nova, movie soundtracks, easy listening, and more, all peppered with Vaughn's twisted musicological slant.
WINGS – Women’s International News Gathering Service
12:00 pm (repeat from Monday at 2:00 pm)m
A weekly radio news and current affairs program by and about women worldwide.
Classical Hour w/Gary Alexander
2-3 pm
This Week: Today’s program will feature music from the latest BBC Music Magazine CD, beginning with operatic composer John Adams’ 1985 orchestral suite, “Harmonielehre” (harmonic study), in which he declares his allegiance to traditional harmonies rather than the modern atonal trends in classical music. The CD also features a new recording of Gershwin’s Rhapsody in blue by William Wolfram, in honor of its centennial last month.
Joy Spring w/Gary Alexander
3-6 pm
Classic Jazz and the Great American Songbook
This Week: The first hour continues our month-long tribute to the centennial of the birth of singer Sarah Vaughan (born March 27, 1924), this time profiling her early peak power, in her 30s, with recordings made from 1956 to 1963. The second two hours will wrap up our two month musical tribute to the recent Jazz Cruise (January 18-25), with profiles of the closing afternoon and evening sessions (on Wednesday, January 24), first with a summit meeting of five trumpeters at noon, followed by eight saxophonists at 1:30, then 10 pianists in “Keyboard Kapers,” on the main stage at 3:30. In the evening, we close with the Jeff Hamilton trio at 7:30 and then John Pizzarelli’s trio at 9:00 pm, after which we must pack to prepare for port and trips home in the morning.
The FAT Music Show w/Felton Pruitt6:00 pm (repeat of Wednesday 2:00 pm)
Democracy Now w/Amy Goodman
7:00 -8:00 pm
The Grateful Dead Hour
8:00 pm
Since 1985 David Gans has hosted a nationally syndicated weekly audio postcard from the wide musical world of the Grateful Dead. The show features exclusive interviews, music from the roots and branches of the band's musical family tree, and many unreleased live and studio recordings.
Saturday
West Coast Live
10:00 am -12:00 am
From the Archives... West Coast Live is no longer broadcasting its show. KLOI is airing selected shows from their archives.
A national radio variety show hosted by Sedge Thomson and featuring author interviews, music, and comedy.
This week: From March 14, 2015, when SEDGE welcomed:
SANDIP ROY, reporter and storyteller of life in new India from NPR's Dispatches from Kolkata with his debut novel Don’t Let Him Know, a multi-generational story of an Indian immigrant family.
SASHA MARTIN, the popular food blogger who set out to eat a meal from every country in the world brings us Life From Scratch: A Memoir of Food, Family and Forgiveness.
T SISTERS, a genuine sister singing group whose unique yet classic sound draws upon blues, folk, bluegrass, Americana, gospel, country, jazz and more.
NION McEVOY, CEO of Chronicle Books and owner of McEvoy Ranch in Petaluma stops by to shed light on the wonderful world of wine.
BENJI TOSI, the professional bocce ball player will tell us about his beloved sport and the new San Francisco's new Ferry Bocce League.
MIKE GREENSILL on house piano, and more!
The Not Old – Better Show with Paul Vogelzang
3:00-3:30 pm
The Not Old – Better Show is a fascinating, high-energy radio program and is the exclusive content provider of The Smithsonian Associates Interview Series. Each week, award-winning journalist and host of the Not Old – Better Show, Paul Vogelzang, interviews health and nutrition experts, lifestyle and culture experts, and ordinary people living extraordinary lives, all delivering the message that it's never too late to pursue your passions and create a life of purpose, adventure, and significance.
This week:
EXPLOSIVE EXCLUSIVE ALERT
Dive deep into the shadows with us as we unveil the thrilling world of #TheGrayMan in our latest episode! . Our interview with NYT best-selling, #1 Mark Greaney.
We're bringing you an unprecedented conversation with the master of espionage thrillers, Mark Greaney, the genius behind the #1 New York Times bestselling series that's captivated millions!
In Mark Greaney's new book from The Gray Man series, "The Chaos Agent," artificial intelligence isn't just the future; it's a present-day battleground where every code could trigger global catastrophe. Join us as Mark pulls back the curtain on the dangerous dance between technology and human morality.
Open Mike (or Random playlist)
4:00-6:00 pm
Putumayo World Music Hour
7:00 pm
Hosted by Putumayo's CEO and Founder Dan Storper and KFOG personality Rosalie Howarth, the Putumayo World Music Hour is an internationally syndicated radio show that takes listeners on a weekly journey through the music of many different cultures, now heard internationally on more than 170 commercial stations around the world.
This Week: Australia and New Zealand
The Many Moods of Ben Vaughn
8:00 pm
An eclectic mix of music curated by the producer, composer, and recording artist Ben Vaughn. Rock, blues, jazz, folk, soul, R & B, country, bossa nova, movie soundtracks, easy listening, and more.
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