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Program Schedule Kansas City Community Radio - Podcasts, Events & Streaming 24/7 at KKFI.ORG Spring 2021 (Subject to Change Without Notice) SATURDAY SUNDAY Seasoned Beats (cont.) 12am Retro Redeye Express Support KKFI and VOLUNTEER! Continued KKFI 90.1FM 2am: The After Party 1am: The Stink KKFI exists only because of YOU! Andy Erdrich Volunteers at 90.1FM KKFI are as diverse as the 4am: Art of the Song 5am Smooth Jazz 5 PROGRAM 5am: Inspired community served by the radio station. Young and Ricky Colston 6am: Sunday Morning not-so-young, they come from all backgrounds AMERICANA 7 and from many different life experiences. SCHEDULE American Routes (1st hour) Spring 2021 8 Musical Mashup KKFI volunteers are truly the backbone of the radio station Blues Kitchen Patrick Lloyd Junebug — a central tenet of the organization’s mission. A small staff manages technical operations and fundraising, but the rest Kansas City’s Community Radio Station 9 FOLK of the work, including most of the on-air programming, comes from volunteers. VOICE OF THE COMMUNITY River Trade Radio Scott Stanton KKFI has been broadcasting at 100,000 watts at 90.1 Volunteer opportunities include: on the FM dial for 30 years . That is over 250,000 hours 11 WOMEN’S • Active Membership — ”Owner” of the station. giving voice to the voiceless and informing people Foolkiller Folk of what they didn’t even know they didn’t know. Siren Song Peters, Suckiel & Andruss • Board of Directors & Committee service — Programming, Mikal Shapiro Finance, Communications, Membership, Governance and more. Radio remains a relevant community resource in today’s 1 WORLD LGBT • On-air Programmer/DJ/Host/Engineer. world. As the original mobile medium, it provides content The Tenth Voice World Sound Radio to meet the public affairs and entertainment needs of a Tom Crane • Production & engineering of podcasts & syndicated programs. This Way Out 2 diverse society, reaching people at work, at home, in their • Record & edit interviews & on-air announcements. car or anywhere with an internet connection. PUBLIC AFFAIRS • Front desk reception at KKFI Studios. 2:30pm – Wings More than ever, KKFI is an important source of independent Women’s International New • Data entry & analysis. news, outside the influence of corporate giants and free Gathering Service • Catalog the music library & distribute new music to DJs. from government control. 3 Every Woman Global Roots Radio • Represent KKFI at community functions and events. The future is here and the way a lot of people access Una & Fiona Nowling Nilufar Movahedi information has changed. KKFI is working hard to use your 4 • Fundraising. Urban Connections donations to update KKFI.ORG. Donna Wolfe NATIVE AMERICAN 5 To learn more: Click the Volunteer link at KKFI.ORG, call You now have on-demand access to the previous two Unbossed and Unbothered 5pm: Native Spirit D. Rashaan Gilmore weeks of all programming that aired on KKFI and easier Rhonda LeValdo 816.931.3122, email [email protected], or visit the station REGGAE 6 in person at 3901 Main St., Suite 203, KCMO 64111. access to podcasts. You have access to more podcasts REGGAE created in and about our community. You have community Roots Wise Reggae Sunset Reggae Rockin’ Donna calendars to Jazz, Blues, and KKFI events and meetings. Sista G CONTACT KKFI 90.1FM • KKFI.ORG HIP HOP 8 Long known for quality music and art of all kinds, Kansas Under The Radar Office: (816) 931-3122 • Toll-free: (888) 931-0901 Energy & Jams Show City artists depend on KKFI for coverage they don’t get John Todd Eddie Bo. On-air studio: (816) 931-5534 anywhere else on the dial. We continue our leadership Email: [email protected] in public affairs programming, especially for issues ROCK 10 Galactic Supermarket PO Box 32250, Kansas City, Mo 64171 addressing equal rights for people of color, women, and Retro Redeye Express Wake Mitchell the LGBTQIA community. Sunshine 3901 Main St, #203, Kansas City, Mo 64111 11 Midcoast Radio Project, Inc., dba 90.1FM KKFI community radio, is the Kansas City area’s independent, non-commercial, KKFI.ORG/DONATE volunteer-based non-profit 501(c)(3) community radio station. 90.1 FM KKFI Program Schedule Kansas City Community Radio - Podcasts, Events & Streaming 24/7 at KKFI.ORG Spring 2021 (Subject to change without notice) MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY 12am TALK Creature Power Radio High Voltage Rock ‘N Roll Radio Our 6-String World with Pilsbury Moonlight Mosaic with Scott Bunte Paragon Radio: Ben Johnson Ana Maldonado Charles Cannon Something, Anything” 4am: Hard Knock Radio 2am: Eastify with Emma Fotovich 2am: Nocturnal Love with KC 2am: Eclectics with Rebecca Roche with Dr. Mike 5 Heartland Labor Forum Exploration New Dimensions Pacifica Radio Archives Sprouts and Making Contact 6 YOUR MORNING BUZZ — Caffeine Free but Definitely Habit Forming • 6am to 8am Cool Oldies EZ Street Your Morning Buzz Breakfast Buffet Mixtapes with Marisa Stan Thomas Ez Ed Steve Stemmerman Pat Riehle Marisa Butler 8 PROGRESSIVE NATIONAL NEWS — Democracy Now! Issues and Action in Politics, with Amy Goodman • 8am to 10am 9am: Cowtown Conversations 9am: Between the Lines 9am: Jaws of Justice Radio 9am: Law and Disorder 9am: Alternative Radio 9:30am: Understanding Israel Palestine Joseph Jackson Margot Patterson, Jeremy Rothe-Kushel, and Jamie Jackson 10 MID-DAY MEDLEY — an Eclectic Mix of Music • 10am to Noon Monday Morning Medicine Show Linx Mix Wednesday Midday Medley My Place Tasty Brew Dr. Mike Mixmaster Linc Mark Manning Larry J. Diana Linn Noon NOON MIX — Local and National Public Affairs • Noon to 1pm Artspeak Radio Kansas City Actors Radio Theater Arts Magazine One KC Radio Spotlight All Souls Forum Michael Hogge Maria Vasquez Boyd and Barnaby Druthers (30min. each) 1 YOUR JAZZ AFTERNOON • 1pm to 3pm Jazz Insider w/Sam Wisman Jazz Disciple with Gerald Dunn Jeff Harshbarger KC Jazz Geek with Roger Wilder 3 DRIVIN’ THE BLUES • Starting at 3pm Friday ROCKS! Old G’s Hangout Mother’s Mix Beautician Blues with Luscious Lynn The Boogie Bridge Lady D Groovy Grant Jason VIvone Edged in Blue • 3pm to 5pm 6 LOCAL & NATIONAL PUBLIC AFFAIRS • 6pm TO 8pm Wendy Mason EcoRadio KC Radio Active Magazine & Counterspin Ebony’s Bones Heartland Labor Forum Rockabilly Mood Swing • 5pm to 7pm Lynne G & The Moondog 7 LATINO MUSICALE MUSIC LOCAL FOCUS Fiesta Musical The Taste of Tejano American Routes 7pm: Thursday Night Special The Real Deal • 7pm to 9pm Robert Rodriguez & Greg Conchola Monica Holman, Tommy Andrade, Nick Spitzer Mike Lytle and Sarah Bustamante 8pm Local Showcase Various Hosts Signal to Noise • 9pm to 11pm 9 9pm Classical Challenge 9:30pm: Compartiendo en Familia 9:30pm: Breaking Thru The Darkness Dr. Mike & Mark Andruss Barry Lee Isidro Carlos / Lilia Castillo Jorge Taboada JAM BAND 10 10pm: The Grateful Dead Hour on-air & Sonic Salad streaming at KKFI.org 11 Compartiendo en Noche 11pm: Second Set Seasoned Beats • 11pm to 2am 11:30pm: From Ark to Microchip Isidro Carlos / Lilia Castillo Dwight Frizzell & Jay Mandeville DJ Radionic.
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