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Support89.1 KANW FM, Your Public Radio Station 89.1 KANW-FM New Mexico Public Radio Fall 2013 Don’t Miss KANW’s Biggest Benefit Concert of the Year 89.1 KANW-FM KANW Benefit Scheduled for Nov. 23 Owned and Operated Los 15 Grandes De Nuevo Mexico Music Awards by APS Show 2013 is Saturday, Nov. 23. This is one of Board of Education: KANW’s most important fundraisers and one of the most anticipated New Mexico music concerts Martin R. Esquivel President of the year. Los 15 Grandes De Nuevo Mexico District 4 Music Awards is the premier outlet for honoring achievements in the New Mexico Latin Music Re- This award recognizes excellence and creates a Kathy Korte cording arts. greater public awareness of the cultural diversity of Vice President New Mexico Music’s recording artists and creators District 2 Among the performers that will entertain you are: by honoring artistic achievement, technical profi- Steven Michael Quezada Sparx, Lorenzo Antonio, Al Hurricane, Al Hurri- ciency and overall excellence in the New Mexico Secretary cane Jr., Miquel Timoteo and 10 others. District 5 Music recording industry. Dr. Analee Maestas Volunteer Committed to Improving Community District Relations Chairperson KANW volunteer Kaveh and information from around the country that District 1 Mowahed wants to contrib- KANW disperses to the community,” he said. ute the well-being of the Dr. Donald Duran With a journalism degree from Arizona State community. That’s why he Finance & Audit University, Mowahed understands the value of Chairperson is a good fit with the station. programming as diverse as KANW delivers. District 6 “The best way to build the While it was the programming that made him Lorenzo Garcia community is to bring a di- Capital Outlay & a KANW listener, it was the Radio Broadcast verse group of people together,” Mowahed said. Class that made a volunteer of out of him. “I Technology “KANW is very good at doing that.” Chairperson heard the class announced on-air and decided to District 3 Mowahed hosts Monday mornings at 89.1. The give it a try,” Mowahed said. “It was very inter- esting to learn to use of all of the state-of-the-art Dr. David E. Peercy lineup includes local news and national news Policy & Instruction from National Public Radio, “Dialogue,” from broadcast equipment at KANW. The class is also Chairperson the Wilson Center, “Report from Santa Fe” with great outreach tool. There is a nice variety of District 7 Lorene Mills, “Fresh Air” with Terry Gross and people from the community who take the class “The Diane Rehm Show.” with you.” Winston C. Brooks Superintendent Mowahed said it is this variety of news, infor- Mowahed formal education continues as well. KANW Staff: mation and insights that has made him a lifelong He is a graduate student in American History at public radio listener. A Phoenix native, he con- the University of New Mexico. His goal is to Michael Brasher tinued his regard for public radio in San Diego teach, but not in the traditional school setting. General Manager and now in Albuquerque. Kevin Otero “I want to contribute to the community by teach- Program Specialist Volunteering for KANW three years has pro- ing at museum or similar organization,” Mowahed Larry Smith vided Mowahed with a wealth of information. said. “It would be my way of giving back to the Development “I’m fascinated by all of the programming, news community.” Just as he does Mondays at KANW. Specialist KIDS 88.1 Grants Inside This Issue: KNLK 91.9 Santa Rosa KANW’s Biggest Benefit Concert of the Year ��������������������������������������������������������������������������������� �1 TRANSLATOR Volunteer Committed to Improving Community ����������������������������������������������������������������������������� 1 STATIONS Help Support KANW ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 2 K212AN 90.3 Espanola What is Underwriting? ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 3 K212EG 90.3 Questa KANW MemberCard Has a New Look �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 3 Thank you to our Underwriters ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� 4 KANW Music and Merchandise Store Operates Inside KANW Studios at 2020 Coal Ave. SE Public Radio Merchandise CDs from New Mexico Music Artists KANW Best of New Mexico Music Compilation CDs KANW coffee mugs KANW tote bags Store Hours: Mon.–Fri. 9am–6 pm Sat. 9am–3pm Please Support 89.1 KANW FM, Your Public Radio Station Please Mail To: 89.1 KANW-FM Detach this form and mail it with your gift: 2020 Coal Ave., SE Albuquerque, NM Name(s)_______________________________________________________________ 87106 Address _______________________________________________________________ City, State, Zip __________________________________________________________ Thank you! Telephone(s) # _____________________________ Email _______________________ I/We can give ¨ $25 ¨ $50 ¨ $60 ¨ $100 ¨ $300 ¨ Other_____ Please check method of payment: ¨ Check made payable to KANW FM ¨ Charge my: ¨ Mastercard ¨ VISA ¨ Discover ________-________-________-________ Exp. Date _____-_____ Code _______ ¨ I want to become a Sustaining Member. Put installments on my credit card listed about. Number of Months: ________ Amount Per Month: __________ As a Sustaining Member, you’re still eligible to receive Thank You gifts THANK YOU GIFTS! ¨ With a contribution of $60 or more, you can get a subscription to Wine Spectator magazine ¨ With a contribution of $100 or more, you can get a KANW MemberCard ¨ With a contribution of $150 or more, you can get both Thank You gifts Can we read your 1st name on air and on KANW’s Facebook page to thank you for your gift: Yes No 2 89.1 KANW-FM New Mexico Public Radio The Announcer Fall 2013 What Is Underwriting? KANW 89.1 FM acknowledges business contributions to the What Are the Other Benefits of Underwriting? station with on-air announcements called “underwriting.” An underwriting contribution to KANW is a tax-deductible These tax deductible underwriting grants help defray the cost contribution and not subject to sales tax. Because KANW’s of programming and broadcasting. programming is delivered commercial-free, your message is How Does Underwriting KANW Programming Help Your heard loud and clear, without commercial clutter. Just as you, Business or Organization? the underwriter, support KANW, loyal listeners will in turn support your business. 88 percent of NPR listeners say their By underwriting KANW programming, you can put radio opinion of a company is more positive when they discover the to work throughout Central New Mexico for your business, company supports public radio. organization or non-profit in important areas of marketing: public relations and community involvement. KANW’s MemberCard Has a New Look, But Same Great New Benefits Find Participating Restaurants with New MemberCard App When you join the KANW family with a gift of $100 or Members must still show their cards to obtain discounts— more, you’ll stretch your family’s entertainment dollars app is an alternative to using the paper directory. with the KANW MemberCard! The KANW MemberCard offers two meals for the price of one at KANW MemberCard holders will also be more than 100 restaurants throughout New able to enjoy exclusive online benefits. By Mexico, plus you can enjoy MemberCard visiting the KANW MemberCard page at benefits across the country when you travel! www.membercard.com/kanw, members It’s just one way we can thank you for your will not only be able to access information very generous support. about their local savings benefits, they will also have the opportunity to set up a The KANW MemberCard is on the move personal account to enjoy members-only with the new MemberCard mobile app! Use rewards when they shop at over a thousand national online your iPhone or iPad to find available discounts, the distance to participating restaurants and businesses, and more! Just visit merchants. the Apple app store and search for the MemberCard iPhone To obtain a KANW MemberCard, listeners may contribute app – download and you’ll be on your way to enjoying the online at KANW.com or by calling 505-242-7163. best that the KANW MemberCard has to offer. Members find that by using the KANW MemberCard just The new App is for iPhone/Apple iOS. The app has been a few times, their savings can easily add-up to the amount created for iPhone but it will work on iPad as well. An they contributed and more. Android version is in development. Your Unwanted Car can make KANW a better station Have a great car, boat or RV you can’t sell because of a mechanical problem? Don't trade it in for next to nothing, donate it to KANW. The Car Talk Vehicle Donation Program will auction it and send the net proceeds to your public radio home. You get a tax deduction, and KANW gets funding for more of the quality programming you enjoy! To donate go to www.KANW.com or call 866 789 TMCP (Take My Car Please) 3 89.1 KANW-FM New Mexico Public Radio The Announcer Fall 2013 KANW thanks its underwriters for their generous support of KANW programming Will Ferguson & Associates Recuerda a César Chávez Committee Rio Grande Jazz Society NM Tech Performing Arts Series Fergusonlaw.com cesarchaveznm.org rgjs.org nmtpas.org TEDxABQ New Mexico Philharmonic Ballet Pro Musica Los Pinos Guest Ranch tedxabq.com nmphil.org balletpromusica.org lospinosranch.com Donut Mart across from UNM Opera Southwest
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