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Summer 2021 DIGITAL Program Guide PEOPLE-POWERED RADIO KCSBPROGRAM SCHEDULE ADDRESS:1055- STORKEFM COMMUNICATIONS BUILDING,91.9 BUSINESS TEL: (805) 893-3921 UC SANTA BARBARA, CA 93106 DJ VOICEMAIL: (805) 253-3091 SUMMER 2021 ABOUT US The radio station at the University of California, Santa Barbara, KCSB-FM, is licensed by the Federal Communications Commission to the Regents of the University of California. KCSB is funded primarily by the students at UCSB and the community at large. As a non-commercial, educational FM station broadcasting for the public interest, KCSB enters into no commercial contracts which allow access to the airwaves, and it strives to provide programming substantially different from that carried by commercial broadcast media. It is also designed to be educational for both programmers and listeners. UCSB students and other programmers are provided an opportunity to learn the fundamentals of radio broadcasting. Everyone here at KCSB has worked together to adapt to a new virtual environment, requiring difficult but necessary changes, such as developing remote training programs for DJs, publicity ambassadors, sports volunteers, news volunteers, and KJUCers, as well as remote call- ins to the station through our new DJ voicemail box– call in and leave us a message at (805) 253-3091! 2 3 MEET EXCOMM <3 email us to learn how to get involved! AL SIMPKINS ZENA OMAR DIANA ESCAMILLA SHERRY ZENG GREG SILVER ALEX CASTILLO ASST. PROGRAM DIRECTOR GENERAL MANAGER PROGRAM DIRECTOR DIGITAL MEDIA COORDINATOR SPORTS DIRECTOR ASSISTANT ENGINEER [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] YOUSEF SROUR MARION SUCHOWIECKY DERIAN LANCE CHRIS WILLIAMS AIDAN MANOUSOS LEKHA SAPERS INTERNAL MUSIC DIRECTOR EXTERNAL MUSIC DIRECTOR MUSIC LIBRARIAN KJUC GENERAL MANAGER KJUC PROGRAM DIRECTOR ARCHIVES COORDINATOR [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] AUBREY VALERIO SHIRLEY WANG RYAN MILLER ASHLEY RUSCH DANIEL HUECIAS PRODUCTION COORDINATOR PUBLICATIONS COORDINATOR PROMOTIONS DIRECTOR INTERNAL NEWS DIRECTOR EXTERNAL NEWS DIRECTOR [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] JEN KISER TED COE LISA OSBORN ASST. DIRECTOR NEWS & PUBLIC AFFAIRS ADVISOR INDEPENDENT MEDIA DIRECTOR [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 4 5 The Light//hip hop 12 am 12 am INFECTION//electronic Jus’ Good Music//eclectic 2 am 1 am Hypnotized Thunder//electronic Pacifica Radio Archives//public affairs 4 am 2 am Protagonist Runway//eclectic Building Bridges/DW: Africa Link//public affairs 5 am thursday 3 am Cat Beast Party//rock Take Me Back//eclectic 6 am 4 am Pacifica Radio Archives//public affairs Goodie Bag//eclectic 7 am 5 am IMpact//public affairs Democracy Now!//news 8 am 6 am African Sounds//jazz WINGS/Sprout//public affairs 9 am 8 am The Better Way Gospel Hour//gospel summer Native America Calling//public affairs 10 am 10am The Creek Walk//classical Exploration with Michio Kaku//public affairs 11 am 12 pm Hardly Strictly Americana//americana,folk The Experience With Gospel DJ Sista Roz//gospel 12 pm 2 pm Bright Moments//jazz Secondhand Sounds//r&b, soul, funk 2 pm 4 pm TBD//eclectic Economic Update/Bioneers//p.a & news 4 pm sunday 6 pm Lietoc’s Demands Remain Unwritten//eclectic 2021 KCSB News/DW: Africa Link//news & p.a 5 pm 8 pm ROCK IT PROPERLY//eclectic Culture of Protest//public affairs 6 pm 10pm The Blacklight Special//electronic Wafflehaus Jukebox//electronic 7 pm The Transatlantic Phenomenon//world 8 pm Raza World Visions: Cultura, Política y Más...//p.a. 10 pm 12 am The 2021 Rebellion//hip hop wednesday pitiless censors//eclectic 11 pm 2 am Slow Tape //hip hop 4 am Pacifica Radio Archives//public affairs 12 am The Village//hip hop Two Old Guys Playing Metal//rock 12 am 5 am Here and There with Dave Marash//p.a. 1 am In The Spotlight//eclectic Word on the Streets Radio//rock 2 am 6 am opossums are marsupials//americana, folk 2 am TBD//eclectic Pacifica Radio Archives//public affairs 4 am 8 am Democracy Now!//news 4 am Pacifica Radio Archives//public affairs Big Picture Science/BirdNote//public affairs 5 am //public affairs 9 am Climate One Waiting for brunch //eclectic 6 am 5 am DW: Living Planet/World in Progress//p.a. friday 10 am Native America Calling//public affairs 6 am L!V3IR!E//reggae Democracy Now!//public affairs 8 am 11 am The Freak Power Ticket//eclectic 8 am Democracy Now!//news Alternative Radio//public affairs 9 am 12 pm Selectric Davyland//eclectic 9 am No Alibis//public affairs The World Is Ours Radio//world 10 am 1 pm Views of the Blues//blues 11 am Orchestral Oasis//classical Ribbon Around A Bomb//rock 11 am 4 pm Day 6//public affairs 3 pm Mixed Media//eclectic CHIDO RUIDO//latin 12 pm 5 pm KCSB News/Newsmakers//news 4 pm The Loiter Corner//eclectic walking on a dream//eclectic 1 pm monday 6 pm Joyful Cosmos//eclectic 5 pm Inside IV/Gaucho Sports Spot//p.a & sports Echoes of the Revolution//rock 2 pm 8 pm Recognition Test//eclectic 6 pm Ear to Ear//rock Box Dye//rock 3 pm 9 pm Framework Radio//eclectic 8 pm little places between// eclectic Steeped in Sound//electronic 4 pm 10 pm Mood Swingz //eclectic 9 pm Fire Pon Rome//reggae Milk St. Radio/Birdnote//cultural arts & p.a. 5 pm 10 pm Word on the Streets Radio//hip hop Blazing Fyah//reggae 6 pm @MixXAdventures//hip hop 8 pm BAY AREA TYPE BEAT//hip hop 10 pm 12 am The Hotel Bella Muerte//rock 1 am Peanut Butter Pasta//r&b 2 am Ribbon Around a Bomb//rock Coast to Coast//hip hop 12 am 3 am The Positive Mind//public affairs Batter Up//hip hop 1 am 4 am Pacifica Radio Archives//public affairs (805) 253-3091 House of Chic Radio//electronic 2 am 5 am Peace Talks/Planetary Radio//public affairs VOICEMAIL REQUESTS New Dimensions//public affairs 3 am saturday 6 am ¡Muévelas!//latin Pacifica Radio Archives//public affairs 4 am 8 am Democracy Now!//news CODE PINK//public affairs 5 am 9 am CounterSpin /Making Contact//public affairs Reverend Billy Radio//public affairs 6 am 10 am Beloved Community Radio//public affairs (805) 893-2424 Lux Obscura//classical 6:30 am Faerie Ring//cultural arts 8:30 am 11 am The Hey Girl Health Show//r&b, soul, funk IN-STUDIO REQUESTS 12 pm MD Tea Time//eclectic American Roots Radio//eclectic 9 am 1 pm inflatable boy jams//eclectic The Black Nag//world 11 am 3 pm The Daily Slice//rock In Orbit//world 2 pm tuesday 4 pm DW:Inside Europe//public affairs The Return of CoolMojo//jazz 4 pm 5 pm Reveal//public affairs Last Refuge of the Incompetent//eclectic 6 pm 6 pm Rock Latino//latin The Outside//eclectic 8 pm 8 pm Isla Vista Variety Hour//rock the schedule will remain in Smiley Smile//electronic 9 pm 10 pm 5...4...3...2...fun!!//rock effect until august 2nd at 6 am 2QUEER2CARE//electronic 10 pm 11 pm I’m Feeling it Now Mr. Crabs//rock 6 7 AMERICANA, FOLK ECLECTIC SUN 12p-2p American Roots Radio | Witch Doctor SAT 9a-11a Hardly Strictly Americana | Nicoletta. Historical overview of traditional American music from the twentieth century on, including A lot of Americana, but notice “hardly strictly.” blending styles/genres. Framework Radio MON 9p-10p oppossums are marsupials | DJ Nassella MON 6a-7a phonography ::: field recording ::: the art of sound-hunting ::: open your ears and listen ::: hosted folk punk tunes and general mischief by Patrick McGinley (aka Murmer) The Freak Power Ticket | Ted Coe MON 11a-12p A “wondrous boatride” exploring rock’n’roll & other music, cinema, counterculture, pop culture, oddities, etc. Buy the ticket, take the ride. Goodie Bag | Lazy Susan THURS 7a-8a BLUES A platter for your savory, sweet, smooth, and chaotic needs. Dig in. Views of the Blues | Sunnyland Steve MON 1p-4p In The Spotlight | Ryan Scibetta & Quill Sang WED 1a-2a Blues music, an original African American art form, in its historical and cultural context. Unknown, underground music brought into the spotlight! To appear on the show, contact [email protected]. Inflatable Boy Jams | Dependable Son TUES 1p-3p Talking to the person that made that tape you wanted to buy that one time - no the other one. Joyful Cosmos | Steve S MON 6p-8p CLASSICAL Listen to everything you can get your ears on, especially music you think you won’t like. The Creek Walk | DJ Algae SUN 10a-12p Last Refuge of the Incompetent SAT 6p-8p A selection of classical, orchestral, folk, and instrumental music exploring themes of the G.R. Shottan, M.J. Marsh, and T.V. Howard natural world. A cosmic journey through speculative fiction writing and film revolved around a changing weekly theme. Lux Obscura | J. Scott SAT 6:30-8:30a Modern spin on classical, featuring new music, choral ensembles, non-Western SUN 6p-8p classical, and familiar pieces, too. Lietoc’s Demands Remain Unwritten | Lietoc Heads down, blinders on! Pulp music/reverberated bliss/dadaism. Label spotlights/surveys/ Orchestral Oasis | Benjamin Sawyer WED 11a-3p genre deep dives. A survey of Western classical music from the Middle Ages to the contemporary. The Loiter Corner | Curly WED 4p-5p An eclectic show with no defined genre or language; just good, comfy, head nodding tunes. little places between | DJ baby blue WED 8p-9p music that captures the transience of all our wildly different daily emotions MD Tea Time | DJ E4 MON 12p-1 p CULTURAL ARTS Sip tea with your Internal MD Mixed Media | Yulene WED 3a-4a Faerie Ring | Lady Calico SAT 8:30a-9a Mixed Media, where art and music meet.
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