Program Highlights (and changes) A note from Program Director Lyons Filmer:
Happy New Year! KWMR has just passed the two-year mark of carrying the weekday news program, "As It Happens" and the weekly wrap-up, "Day 6," produced by the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation (CBC) at 6 pm Eastern. We had long wanted to offer these news shows, but it wasn't until technology made them available by internet file transfer that KWMR was able to acquire them.
"Day 6" and "As It Happens" currently broadcast on KWMR at 7 am Monday-Friday and 6 am Saturday, providing the previous day's news. We know that some folks like to hear news in the morning and some in the evening. Two years ago, the KWMR schedule couldn't accommodate a same-day-i.e., evening-broadcast. Now we can.
Beginning Monday, January 13, "As It Happens" will air Monday-Thursday, 5:30-6:30 pm. ("Happy Hour" on Fridays remains intact!) "Day 6" begins Saturdays, 10-11 am, on January 11. We will continue to air these fine news programs in the early morning times to reach all news listeners.
Stay tuned for updates to the schedule and program guide! As always we anticipate feedback and welcome it. Please email [email protected] and [email protected].
Tuesday, January 7
4 pm "Art of the Song." Last day at this time. Starting January 14, "Art of the Song" moves to Tuesdays at 6 am.
5 pm "Sabrina Artel's Trailer Talk." Today is its last Tuesday. Starting January 17, "Trailer Talk" moves to Fridays at 12:30 pm.
5:30 pm "On Being with Krista Tippett." The last day at this time. Starting January 14, "On Being" moves to Tuesdays at 1 pm.
12 Midnight New Time"Spirit & Mind" produced by Anthony Wright.
Wednesday, January 8
8 am "Swimming Upstream." Architect Igor Sazevich joins Amanda to discuss the architecture art show at Toby's Gallery.
10 am "Turning Pages: Waves of Joy." Joy Maulitz hosts Cat Warren, author of What the Dog Knows: The Science and Wonder of Working Dogs.
1 pm "Epicenter Special." Herb Kutchins hosts California Assemblyman Marc Levine; then, Hal Nathan, discussing his work in Burma. Rebroadcast from December 18, 2013.
5:30-6:30 pm "Epicenter: Architects in Toby's Gallery" hosted by Marc Matheson.
Thursday, January 9
11 am New Time "Philosophy Talk."
1 pm New Time Julie Motz's programs "Art's Desire" and Hot Tech/Cool Science."
Friday, January 10
10 am "Turning Pages Specials." Part 2 of 2, "Boule de Suif" read by Janet Robbins and Howard Dillon.
11 am New Day "An Organic Conversation."
1 pm "Peace Paradigm Radio." Special guest Rabbi Lynn Gottlieb comes on for this episode on nonviolence in Jewish tradition. Rabbi Gottlieb is author of "The Trail Guide to the Torah of Nonviolence," and is coordinator of Shomer Shalom Network for Jewish Nonviolence. She is a storyteller, ceremonial artist, author, wilderness guide, nonviolence trainer and peace activist who has received several human rights awards.
Sat Jan 11
10 am New Day/Time "Day 6" is the weekly news-wrap from the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation.
Sun Jan 12
8 pm "L.A. Theatre Works: reasons to be pretty," written and directed by Neil LaBute. Starring: Gia Crovatin, Jenna Fischer, Thomas Sadoski, Josh Stamberg.
Jenna Fischer (The Office) joins original Broadway cast member Thomas Sadoski (HBO's The Newsroom) in Neil LaBute's hilarious and penetrating look at relationships, fulfillment, and what it means "to be pretty." The broadcast includes a backstage conversation with the cast and director/playwright. An L.A. Theatre Works premiere broadcast
Monday, January 13
1 pm "Post-Carbon Radio." Focusing on last month's International Permaculture Conference in Havana, Cuba, Bernie and Bing interview Penny Livingston-Stark, co-director of the Regenerative Design Institute in Bolinas, who attended the conference.
In the second half hour they air a talk by Brock Dolman at the Permaculture and Transition Network Convergence in Hopland in October.
5:30 pm New Time "As It Happens." The current day's edition Mon-Thu.
Tue Jan 14
6 am New Time "Art of the Song."
1 pm New Time "On Being with Krista Tippett."
4 pm New Time "The Latin Alternative."
5:30 pm New Time "As It Happens." The current day's edition Mon-Thu.
Wed Jan 15 New Times
11 am "Alternative Radio."
12 pm "The Local Organon."
1 pm "Epicenter."
5 pm "Open House." George Clyde interviews Marin County resident George Thelen about hishalf-hour documentary "The San Agustin: California Shipwreck." Airing on KQED-TV in late January, the film highlights the journey of the legendary Spanish galleon San Agustin, which sank off Point Reyes in 1595. The shipwreck has never been excavated and lies within the Drake's Bay Historic and Archaeological District.Thelen, of Thelen Creative, is a freelance content producer who recently led the creation of the Marin History Museum's award-winning mobile Application and audio documentary series.
5:30 pm New Time "As It Happens." The current day's edition Mon-Thu.
Thursday, January 16
5:30 pm New Time "As It Happens." The current day's edition Mon-Thu.
More schedule information available at www.kwmr.org.
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