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ON THE AIR
Ian Tyson
Thursday, February 9th - 11:59am
Posted on 2/6/2023

Tune in on Thursday February 9th at 11:59pm  for our bimonthly show , Why Baby Why, KALX's County and Roots music show. The Berkestir will feature songs written by the late, great, singer-songwriter Ian Tyson, known as the Prince of Canada . In the 1960's, Ian was part of the folk duo Ian and Sylvia.  Sylvia was Ian's wife at the time. In 1969, they went to Nashville and started one of the 1st country rock bands, The Great Speckled Bird. Ian then went solo in the 70's for the next 40 plus years, in the Western Cowboy story song vein.

ON THE AIR
Cedric Fermont
Thursday, February 2nd - 10:00am
Posted on 1/31/2023

On Thursday, February 2nd @ 10AM, Velvet Einstein airs a recent interview with Berlin based Belgian-Congolese composer, musician, author, lecturer, radio host, sound artist, mastering engineer, and organiser, Cedrik Fermont.

ON THE AIR
headshot photo of Luke Sweeny
Saturday, February 4th - 9:00pm
Posted on 1/31/2023

KALX Live will host San Francisco's Luke Sweeney on Saturday, February 4th. Luke first appeared on KALX Live in the ancient age of 2015 giving us a solo set of music from his record Adventure: Us. He's back two albums later with a full band who will need to be packed like a Tetris brink into the studio. - https://www.lukesweeney.com

ON THE AIR
Red Room Orchestra
Friday, January 28th - 5:30pm
Posted on 1/27/2023

 Tune into Film Close-Ups on Saturday, January 28th @ 5:30PM to hear an interview with Marc Capelle and Dina Maccabee of the musical collective, The Red Room Orchestra.  For this year's SF Sketchfest, the collective will perform the music of Twin Peaks and Repo Man at Great American Music Hall on February 2nd and 3rd.

ON THE AIR
Sarang Shah
Tuesday, January 31st - 9:00am
Posted on 1/27/2023

Tune in to The Graduates next Tuesday for a rocking interview with Sarang Shah from the Department of Political Science at UC Berkeley. Sarang is a PhD Student in Political Science with experience in physics, law, journalism, politics, and technology. In our conversation, we look into how his research can shed light on the history of the Consumer Price Index as an economic indicator.

ON THE AIR
hot laundry band photo
Saturday, January 28th - 9:30pm
Posted on 1/26/2023

This Saturday, January 28th on KALX Live, Hot Laundry is hosted in-studio by Renée Black. Tune in around 9:30 PM to hear Hot Laundry take over the KALX studios with a live performance + interview. Sending you back to the 1960s bad girl garage band days, Hot Laundry is a San Francisco outfit kicking out a fresh new take on hi-octane rock-n-roll. With hints of Motown, revved up guitars in the vein of MC5, and a heavy dash of delta boogie.

ON THE AIR
Ernesto Diaz-Infante and Marjorie Sturm
Monday, January 30th - 8:30pm
Posted on 1/26/2023

Tune in on Monday, January 30th @ 8:30PM when Amazing Grace hosts San Francisco based musician, Ernesto Diaz-Infante, for an in-studio performance and interview.  Joining Ernesto will be filmmaker and flautist, Marjorie Sturm.

ON THE AIR
Best of Week
Monday, January 23rd (All day) to Sunday, January 29th (All day)
Posted on 1/24/2023

Another edition of KALX's Best Of Week is happening now! Tune in to KALX January 23rd through January 29th to join your favorite DJs as they spin all the music that got us through 2022. 

View BEST OF 2022 lists and past lists HERE!

 

 

ON THE AIR
Michael Goldberg
Tuesday, January 17th - 2:00pm
Posted on 1/16/2023

Join Sparkle Motion on Tuesday, January 17th @ 2PM for a conversation with local music journalist and novelist Michael Goldberg, author of two music related books from 2022,  "Wicked Game: The True Story of Guitarist James Calvin Wilsey" (HoZac Records and Books) and "Addicted To Noise: The Music Writings of Michael Goldberg" (Backbeat Books).

ON THE AIR
Morley Loon
Monday, January 16th - 11:59pm
Posted on 1/14/2023

Tune in at 11:59 pm on January 16th to hear an hour of Canadian Indigenous music on Radio Dunya with the Berkestir. The program will feature some  songs sung in Inuit from traditional to folk and also songs about animals, dreams, and the spirit.

 

Image: Morley Loon, Canadian First Nations musician from Mistissini, Quebec

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