Program Highlights
Tuesday, January 14
5:30 pm New Time "As It Happens." The same-day edition of the CBC's weekday news program airs Monday-Thursday. The next-day repeats are still at 7 am Tuesdays-Fridays, and 6 am Saturdays.
Wednesday, January 15 New Times
11 am "Alternative Radio" produced by David Barsamian.
12 pm "The Local Organon" with Charles Schultz, Paul Fenn and Paul Elmore.
1 pm "Epicenter." West Marin Issues and issues affecting West Marin. Today, a re-broadcast of the January 8 conversation about the Toby's Gallery exhibit "Architecture-Eight Visions" with work by Garen Fechter, Paul Korhummel, Sim Van der Ryn, Jim Campe, Dan Lieberman, Alex Riley, Jon Fernandez, Igor Sazevich, and Ron Wagner. Marc Matheson spoke with Campe, Fernandez, and Riley on January 8.
5 pm "Open House." George Clyde interviewsMarin 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 same-day edition of the CBC's weekday news program airs Monday-Thursday. The next-day repeats are still at 7 am Tuesdays-Fridays, and 6 am Saturdays.
Thursday, January 16
12 pm "New School at Commonweal Conversations."Ted Schettler, M.D., M.P.H. Breast cancer is not one disease, but many. The causes are many as well. Join TNS host Michael Lerner in conversation with Ted Schettler-a leader in the development of the "ecological paradigm of health." His new book The Ecology of Breast Cancer offers a fresh perspective integrating stress, diet, exercise, toxic chemical exposures, EMFs, and more.
An authority on environmental links to reproductive and developmental disorders, neurotoxicity, and other public health problems, Ted is the science director of the Science and Environmental Health Network, and science advisor to Health Care Without Harm.
5:30 pm New Time "As It Happens." The same-day edition of the CBC's weekday news program airs Monday-Thursday. The next-day repeats are still at 7 am Tuesdays-Fridays, and 6 am Saturdays.
Friday, January 17
12:30 pm New Time "Sabrina Artel's Trailer Talk."
Saturday, January 18
11 am "The Place We Live." Host Marc Matheson launches a new series of conversations with KWMR volunteer programmers. This week's guest is Norman Masonson, host of "Classical Friday" on the 2nd and 4th Friday of each month, concentrating on 20th and 21st century music. Norman studied music at the Julliard School, Columbia University, Mannes College, and in Hamburg, Germany as a Fulbright Scholar in Conducting. He is an Emeritus Professor at the College of Marin.
8 pm "Greg's Groove." Guest host Marc Matheson welcomes "Queen of the Blues" Lady Bianca and local jazz sensation Mwanza Furaha for two hours of live music and light conversation. They will perform at the San Geronimo Valley Community Center February 1st.
Sunday, January 19
9 am "Sunday Celebration of Gospel" with Marc Matheson is a monthly, three-hour program of African American spirituals. This month's episode celebrates the first anniversary of the program, and honors the life and teachings of Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
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8 pm "L.A. Theatre Works: Reasons to be Happy," written and directed by Neil LaBute. Starring, Gia Crovatin, Jenna Fischer, Thomas Sadoski, Josh Stamberg. In the sequel to "reasons to be pretty,"playwright LaBute opens a new chapter in the lives of his two couples. Long after he broke up with Steph, Greg's in deep with Carly, and on the outs with his former best friend Kent. And as Greg and Steph have an awkward reunion, she challenges him to make a choice....
The broadcast includes a backstage conversation with the cast and director/playwright. An L.A. Theatre Works premiere broadcast
Monday, January 20
12 pm "The Farm & Foodshed Report." Today's show, "The Chicken and the Egg," covers the impact on egg producers in our area of the impending implementation of Proposition 2, by the end of 2014. California egg producers who use cages are transitioning their operations. Their ability to survive economically may be jeopardized by the King Amendment to the pending Farm Bill. This would nullify Jared Huffman's legislation, AB 1437, which mandates that any eggs sold in California must meet the standards set forward by Prop 2. The right to 'spread your wings' is now tied to a States' rights issue that is making for politically strange bedfellows.
5:30 pm New Time "As It Happens." The same-day edition of the CBC's weekday news program airs Monday-Thursday. The next-day repeats are still at 7 am Tuesdays-Fridays, and 6 am Saturdays.
Tuesday, January 21
5 pm "Open House." Katie Eberle hostscookbook authors Rebecca Katz and Mollie Katzen. They will headline a benefit for The Healing Kitchens Institute to be held at The Fork on the Robert Giacomini Dairy. After learning about the farm, guests will be served a delicious multi-course lunch inspired by the seasonal bounty of West Marin and the recipes of Katzen and Katz-highlighted with a selection of Point Reyes Farmstead cheeses. Following lunch will be a conversation on the importance of creating a bridge between cooking and health care.
"There's a need for food to be part of the health care and environmental conversation," says Rebecca Katz MS, a nationally recognized expert on the role of food in supporting health for the chronically ill. She is the author of the cookbook, The Cancer-Fighting Kitchen, and the founder of the Healing Kitchens Institute at Commonweal in Bolinas. The Institute teaches health care providers and interested cooks how to translate nutritional science directly to the plate through taste and flavor. "I translate nutrition into tasty bites of 'yum,'" she explains.
Mollie Katzen's latest book, The Heart Of The Plate: Vegetarian Recipes for a New Generation, is a sparkling repertoire of 250 ultra-flavorful, unfussy vegetarian dishes that exemplify the way Katzen cooks today. An award-winning illustrator and designer as well as a cookbook author for both adults and children, she has been inducted into the James Beard Hall of Fame.
5:30 pm New Time "As It Happens." The same-day edition of the CBC's weekday news program airs Monday-Thursday. The next-day repeats are still at 7 am Tuesdays-Fridays, and 6 am Saturdays.
Wednesday, January 22
1 pm "Epicenter." Lyons Filmer talks with Woody Tasch, Chairman and President of Slow Money. The non-profit was formed ".... to catalyze the flow of investment capital to small food enterprises and promote new principles of fiduciary responsibility that support sustainable agriculture and the emergence of a restorative economy." -Huffington Post.
5 pm "Open House." Chris Eckert, director of The Tomales Bay Youth Center-on the campus of West Marin School-and students update us on what's happening at "The Lounge."
5:30 pm New Time "As It Happens." The same-day edition of the CBC's weekday news program airs Monday-Thursday. The next-day repeats are still at 7 am Tuesdays-Fridays, and 6 am Saturdays.
More schedule information available at www.kwmr.org.
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