On Monday, October 18th @ 2:20PM, DJ Velvet Einstein speaks with composer Huang Ruo and violinist Ben Kreith of the Del Sol Quartet about the upcoming world premier of "Angel Island - Oratorio for Voices and Strings".
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Tune in Friday, October 22nd @ 12pm to hear why Nancy Chang, founder of Purpose & Hope, started one of the first micro-enterprise home kitchen operations (MEKHO) in Alameda County. Nancy tells host Ali Nazar how she took advantage of a new law to start her business, and why she believes in the power of food to heal.

Tune into KALX Live! this Saturday, October 16th @ 9pm for a glimpse into the forefront of music technology. Professor Carmine Cella of UC Berkeley’s Center for New Music and Audio Technologies (CNMAT) will be diving into the connections between music, mathematics, and technology.

Tune in on Thursday, October 14th @ 11:30AM to hear DJ Gordita speak with singer-songwriter, Ruben Zarate, of Southern California based band, Dante Elephante.
Ruben Zarate created the musical persona known as Dante Elephante in 2013. Shortly thereafter Lollipop Records released his first two LPs, German Aquatics and Anglo-Saxon Summer, both produced by Jonathan Rado (Foxygen), which saw praise from Consequence of Sound, Funny or Die, and Brooklyn Vegan.

Join DJ The Muse on Wednesday, October 13th @ 5:20PM to hear his recent interview with Berkeley raised musician, film maker, and environmental activist, Alex Carlin.
Alex Carlin is an American rock musician and songwriter, best known as a member of seminal California bands The Rubinoos and Psycotic Pineapple, as well as for his solo career.

Tune in to The Graduates this Tuesday @ 9AM for an interview with Betul Ayranci from Berkeley Law School. Betul is a lawyer who has practiced overseas in Turkey, where she received her professional law degree, and Amsterdam. She's currently working on a JSD here at Berkeley while also working part-time at an American broadcasting company.

On Friday, October 8th @ 12:30PM, DJ Sparkle Motion hosts Other Minds Festival curator, Harry Bernstein, for a special preview show featuring the music of this year's performers.

Tune in on Tuesday, October 5th @ 2PM to hear DJ Megasoup in conversation with Argentine singer-songwriter, Juana Molina.

On Method to the Madness, Friday October 8 at noon, host Lisa Kiefer Katovich, will speak with Charles Amirkhanian, Bay Area composer, sound artist, percussionist and radio producer. He is also co-founder, executive director, and artistic director of Other Minds, the adventurous annual program of new and unusual music by innovative composers and performers, young and old, from around the world.

Tune in to The Graduates this Tuesday @ 9AM for an interview with Sara Kahanamoku from the Department of Integrative Biology. Sara is a historical ecologist who studies subfossils, the remains of organisms that died in the recent past. Specifically, they're looking at how populations of single-celled organisms in the Santa Barbara Basin have changed in the past two centuries, during California's rapid population growth.