News Archive
Tune in on Monday, August 19th @ 8:15AM to hear DJ Massari’s chat with the London-born Nigerian singer, Eno Williams, of futuristic highlife band, Ibibio Sound Machine. The discussion goes into the Ibibio language and its influence on the ISM sound. As well as their mission statement, their fashion sense, and rise in global popularity.
Tune in to Arts In Review on Thursday, August 22 @ 12PM when Greg and Stefanie talk to swashbuckling actors Emma Van Lare and Sango Tajima about their roles in the world premiere of House of Joy at Cal Shakes, an action-adventure romance set in a harem at the beginning of the end of the Mughal Empire. Madhuri Shekar's story, a darling of the 2018 Bay Area Playwrights Festival, plays through September 1.
More info HERE
Tune in on Friday, August 23 @ 1PM as DJ Mack interviews former Berkeley based power pop band The Rubinoos.
On Monday, August 19th @ 11am, DJ Beast Monster Thing hosts Oakland based singer-songwriter, Madeline Kenney, for a live in-studio performance and interview.
Join DJ Beast Monster Thing on Monday, August 19th @ 10am when she airs a brief chat with the singer/songwriter/guitarist, Britt Daniel, of Austin, TX based rock band, Spoon.
Tune in on Saturday, August 17th @ 12:15pm when DJ Uni hosts NYC based Indian classical vocalist and composer, Roopa Mahadevan, for a live performance and interview.
Tune in on Thursday, August 15 @ 12PM when Greg and Stefanie talk with director Molly Aaronsen-Gelb and actor Martha Brigham about class, the realities of motherhood, and Long Island as portrayed in Cry It Out, winner of an American Theater Critics Association/Steinberg Citation for Best New American Play. The Bay Area premiere by Just Theater, produced in association with Custom Made Theatre, plays now through September 1.
Info link: http://justtheater.org/cry-it-out
Join Matsu this Saturday, August 17th @ 9PM for KALX Live! when he hosts San Francisco-based, west coast psych rock band Blades of Joy. The group is composed of Inna (Vocals), Anthony (Guitar), Chris (Drums), and Max (Bassist). They released their self-titled album last September, eliciting a response calling their sound, "Pop for poets, rock for reality."
Tune in to The Graduates this Tuesday, August 13 @ 9AM for an interview with Marianne Brasil from the Department of Integrative Biology at UC Berkeley. Marianne is a PhD candidate whose research focuses on the evolution of human beings. She examines the bones of recent and ancient humans to understand how our skeletal morphology has changed overtime and what kind of diversity of human skeletal morphology exists today. She's had the chance to collect and study some of the oldest human fossils collected in Ethiopia. Hosted by Andrew Saintsing!
