The KBCS Retro Radio Theatre PRESENTS:
Coming to you this Friday! on KBCS at 12 midnight, the KBCS Retro Radio Theatre presents listeners with classic radio theater dramas:
INNER SANCTUM: ‘House of Doom’
and
SUSPENSE: ‘Lord of Witch Doctors’
Tune in Friday Night at 12midnight to hear the latest episode of KBCS Retro Radio Theatre.
KBCS Retro Radio Theatre
The KBCS Retro Radio Theatre PRESENTS:
Coming to you TONIGHT! on KBCS at 12 midnight, the KBCS Retro Radio Theatre presents listeners with classic radio theater dramas:
LIGHTS OUT: ‘The Sea’
and
THE SHADOW: ‘Circle of Death’
Tune in TONIGHT at 12midnight to hear the latest episode of KBCS Retro Radio Theatre.
91.3 KBCS Revision Arts Exhibit Coverage: A Queen Exhibit at King St. Station
King Street Station is often described as both an eyesore and opulent, but on this night, it transformed into something extraordinary. Known for its historical charm, the building became the backdrop for a dynamic cultural event. 91.3 KBCS covered Revision Art, an exhibition that redefines the role of art in society. As trendsetters, activists, and artists gathered, the station explored the intersection of art and inclusivity.
91.3 KBCS Revision Arts Coverage at King Street Station
On this Tuesday evening, King Street Station transformed into a cozy, turtleneck jazz gallery. This space became a cultural hub, filled with Seattle’s most innovative thinkers. The station now houses the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, making it the perfect venue for an avant-garde gathering of artists and activists. As 91.3 KBCS reflects on this new generation of artists, we consider how Revision Art captures the spirit of inclusivity.
This transformation feels natural, considering the building’s iconic place in Seattle’s landscape. 91.3 KBCS’s Jalisa Bass observe the next generation’s reflection of what art means. Barbra Oswald, a long-time advocate, brought inclusivity to the arts, shaping Revision Arts. She created a platform where all voices, especially underrepresented ones, are celebrated. As 91.3 KBCS covers this story, we see how Barbra’s legacy thrives through her dedication to empowering others. Embrace in imagination how a little girl with love for her unconventional big brother gave wings to the Queen of Inclusivity.
The Rise of Inclusive Art at King Street Station
In these times, the authenticity of art is being challenged. Barbra’s legacy lives on through talented artists like Megan Gottfried, an artist from North Carolina, showcased her piece “Sisters.” Born in North Carolina and educated in Pennsylvania, Megan Gottfried brings a fresh perspective to each piece. This bold 3D quilted canvas explores the complex relationships between siblings, invoking personal memories for me. Her use of Material Hierarchy reflects economic oppression, making her art not only visually striking but thought-provoking. Megan’s ability to navigate multiple dimensions in her art speaks to her creative brilliance.
91.3 KBCS Revision Art: Conversations on Creativity
I’m excited to share a rare moment when I had the opportunity to capture one of the most joyful and memorable experiences with my two dear friends, Drew King and Jacob Luckey. Together, they introduced me not only to Seattle but also to myself. Our conversations ranged from garage sales to art galleries, skeletons, and even the debatable success of Captain Planet.
Jacob’s ability to breathe life into his upcycled wood creations is simply astonishing. Listening to him describe how he imagines and constructs each piece gives a true sense of the full circle of Barbra’s Revision Art Exhibition. Every ounce of energy he pours into his sculptures reflects the depth of his creativity. His charisma, humor, and quick wit bring a unique energy to everything he touches, and I couldn’t help but be captivated by his passion. Through these discussions, you truly understand how art connects us all, especially through the power of Revision Art.
Join the Movement
My time spent with Barbra Oswald and Jacob Luckey showcased the vibrant spirit of artistic collaboration and creativity that fuels Seattle’s dynamic arts scene. Jacob’s talent for turning reclaimed materials into thought-provoking sculptures, paired with Barbra’s visionary leadership of the Revision Art Exhibition, made the experience unforgettable. The exhibition perfectly captures the essence of creativity, inclusion, and transformation, offering a platform that connects artists with audiences in ways that challenge traditional views.
Supporting 91.3 KBCS helps us continue telling these vital stories of community and creativity. Your donations ensure that underrepresented voices remain on the air, providing inspiring and thought-provoking content to our listeners. By donating today, you can help amplify these stories and support a thriving artistic community.
Music Through the Ages with 91.3 KBCS Roots Rock + Soul
91.3 KBCS Roots Rock & Soul with Greg D’Elia offers an immersive musical experience. It connects listeners with the energy and legacy of rock, soul, and roots music. Airing weekdays at 5 PM, the show explores a wide range of timeless classics and hidden gems that have shaped the musical landscape.
91.3 KBCS Greg D’Elia, known for his deep knowledge and passion for music, curates each episode with tracks that represent the evolution of these genres. Whether you’re a fan of guitar-driven rock or the emotive sounds of soul, Greg crafts playlists that speak to you. He highlights the cultural and historical significance of each song. Through his selections, he brings the audience closer to the heartbeat of each track. Greg blends both familiar hits and lesser-known songs that deserve more recognition.
Uncovering Music’s Hidden Stories with 91.3 KBCS Greg D’Elia
This show is a celebration of iconic music moments. Greg D’Elia combines his storytelling with his playlists to give listeners insight into the artists who created these sounds. His ability to seamlessly transition between different styles and eras keeps the show engaging. If you’re passionate about rock, roots, or soul, or simply want to expand your musical knowledge, this program offers a great blend of education and entertainment. Every episode of Roots Rock & Soul provides an experience that transcends genres and time periods. From electrifying guitar solos to soulful ballads, Greg effortlessly shifts between various styles, keeping listeners engaged and curious. His passion for the music shines through each carefully chosen track, creating a dynamic and diverse soundscape that appeals to both new listeners and long-time fans.
Support Your Community Radio
By listening to 91.3 KBCS Greg D’Elia, you help keep independent music alive. Consider making a donation to KBCS to support this show and other community-focused programming. Your contribution ensures that the vibrant sounds of rock, roots, and soul continue to inspire and entertain our community.
91.3 KBCS Iaan Hughes: A Rock & Roll Renaissance
Discovering Timeless Music
91.3 KBCS Iaan Hughes brings listeners on a vibrant musical journey through the Rock, Roots, and Soul show. Airing weekdays at 1 PM, the program explores the soul-stirring rhythms, from classic rock to modern beats. Whether you’re a fan of soul, folk, or rock, Iaan Hughes curates a selection of timeless tracks that capture the essence of these genres. Each episode immerses you in music that resonates with culture and history.
Why Listen to 91.3 KBCS Iaan Hughes?
Hughes not only plays iconic songs but also unearths hidden gems that deserve attention. As a seasoned DJ, his knowledge of music helps connect listeners to the roots of each track. He also offers context and stories behind the tunes. The show focuses on both well-known classics and lesser-known tracks, delivering a balanced mix for dedicated music lovers. Whether it’s revisiting a legendary soul artist or highlighting emerging talent, 91.3 KBCS Iaan Hughes ensures that every playlist is carefully crafted.
Unique Sound Experience
Listeners tune in for an auditory experience that extends beyond entertainment. Hughes intertwines cultural commentary with music, emphasizing how these genres have influenced society. His selections consistently reflect on the powerful themes of love, struggle, joy, and change, ultimately making every episode more than just music; rather, it’s a cultural experience.
Revisiting the Icons, Uncovering Hidden Gems
What makes this program stand out is his ability to pair the right tracks with compelling narratives about the artists and their influence. He sheds light on how these musicians became cultural icons, sharing details about their creative processes, struggles, and triumphs. You’ll hear about the evolution of guitar riffs, the rise of soul-stirring vocals, and the backstory of genre-defining albums. Hughes’ expertise truly lies in unearthing the lesser-known details that have shaped the music world. As a result, he offers listeners a richer, more layered understanding of the songs they love.
Support 91.3 KBCS Iaan Hughes
Enjoy the ride through music history and support independent radio. Donate today to keep these vibrant stories and cultural connections alive, ensuring that the music and its stories continue to inspire future generations.
Tune In for Thought-Provoking Conversations: 91.3 KBCS Hard Knock Radio
If you’re looking for a show that challenges the status quo, 91.3 KBCS Hard Knock Radio is exactly what you need. Hosted by Davey D and Anita Johnson, this program gives a platform to the voices and stories that mainstream media often ignores. Every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 7 AM, Hard Knock Radio dives into critical issues impacting our communities, from racial justice to economic inequality.
A Space for Underrepresented Voices
Each episode of Hard Knock Radio takes you on a journey into today’s most pressing social issues. The hosts and their guests engage in bold, thoughtful discussions about racial justice, economic inequality, grassroots activism, and more. Whether you’re passionate about topics like police reform, housing inequality, or environmental justice, Hard Knock Radio offers insightful commentary from the people making change happen.
Why You Should Listen
What makes 91.3 KBCS Hard Knock Radio unique is its integration of hip-hop culture with activism. By weaving together music, art, and cultural commentary, the show amplifies the voices of underrepresented communities. You’ll hear from activists, community leaders, and cultural influencers, all working toward social change. The show’s combination of critical dialogue and artistic expression sets it apart as a vital tool for empowerment.
Get Involved and Support Hard Knock Radio
91.3 KBCS Hard Knock Radio isn’t just a show—it’s a movement for justice, equity, and empowerment. Don’t miss your chance to join the conversation every Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 7 AM. Engage with the issues that matter most and stay connected with the stories of real people fighting for change.
Support 91.3 KBCS and help keep programs like Hard Knock Radio on the air. Your donation ensures that these important conversations continue to reach our community. Donate today and be part of the movement for social justice.
91.3 KBCS Philosophy Talk: Question Everything, Every Monday
In an increasingly complex world, understanding the why behind everything is more important than ever. 91.3 KBCS Philosophy Talk provides a space to dive into life’s most essential questions and also bring philosophy out of the academic halls and into everyday conversation. Airing every Monday at 12 PM, this thought-provoking program invites listeners to explore topics that shape our lives. From ethics and politics to art, science, and the mysteries of existence.
At 91.3 KBCS, we recognize that philosophy isn’t just for academics or intellectuals; it’s for everyone who is curious about the world and our place in it. Philosophy Talk engages listeners of all backgrounds with ideas that make them think more critically about the world around them. Hosted by Ken Taylor and John Perry, this show doesn’t just ask questions—it offers you the tools to reflect on them and find answers within your own framework.
Why do people do what they do? What is the meaning of life? Is justice achievable? These questions and many more are addressed through lively discussions on 91.3 KBCS Philosophy Talk, where each episode pushes the boundaries of thought and challenges conventional wisdom. With a wide variety of topics and guest speakers, you’ll gain fresh insights into the pressing issues of our time.
Listening to 91.3 KBCS is more than just entertainment; it’s an invitation to expand your mind, spark curiosity, and engage in open-minded dialogue. Whether you’re a student, professional, or lifelong learner, this program is sure to inspire deeper thinking.
Support Thoughtful Programming:
Keep insightful discussions like Philosophy Talk alive by donating to 91.3 KBCS. Your contribution allows us to continue delivering the thought-provoking content you love. Make a difference today by supporting KBCS.
91.3 KBCS CODEPINK Radio: A Voice for Peace and Justice
91.3 KBCS CODEPINK Radio stands as a bold platform promoting peace, justice, and human rights. CODEPINK, a grassroots organization, actively advocates for nonviolent solutions to global issues. Partnering with KBCS, they amplify voices that are often unheard. Each episode offers strategies for challenging militarism and uplifting women globally.
Listeners are drawn in with engaging interviews and discussions that drive action. The show provides sharp insights into pressing global issues while presenting practical steps for change. This collaboration aligns with KBCS’s mission to elevate underrepresented voices, making CODEPINK Radio a key part of our programming. With thoughtful dialogue, the program encourages listeners to advocate for peace and equality.
What You’ll Hear on 91.3 KBCS CODEPINK Radio
Hosted by dedicated peace activists, CODEPINK Radio offers deep discussions on ending U.S. militarism, advancing women’s rights, and addressing climate change. Each episode focuses on urgent topics like war, economic justice, and diplomacy, providing listeners with clear steps to engage in peaceful activism.
Through interviews with activists, scholars, and policymakers, the program shares practical strategies for meaningful change. The conversations focus on real-world solutions, inspiring listeners to act.
Additionally, listeners hear inspiring stories of resistance, along with updates on events, petitions, and campaigns. Whether you’re concerned about foreign policy, human rights, or environmental justice, 91.3 KBCS CODEPINK Radio offers insight and ways to take part in efforts for a better world.
Get Involved: Support Peace & Justice
Supporting 91.3 KBCS CODEPINK Radio means joining a movement for peace and justice. At KBCS, we work to amplify voices for positive change. Your support helps keep programs like CODEPINK Radio on the air. Every donation ensures these critical conversations continue to reach our community. Help us inspire change and take action.
91.3 KBCS First Voices: A Platform for Indigenous Wisdom
Join the Conversation on First Voices Radio
At 91.3 KBCS, we’re proud to present First Voices Radio with Tiokasin Ghosthorse (Lakota). Every Monday at 5 AM, 91.3 KBCS First Voices with Tiokasin leads essential discussions about protecting Mother Earth, focusing on Indigenous voices and perspectives. The program explores global issues, including climate change, resource protection, and human rights, all through the lens of Indigenous peoples.
Tune in and deepen your understanding of critical global challenges, while connecting with perspectives often underrepresented in mainstream media. It’s an eye-opening hour that inspires awareness and action.
The show tackles global challenges like climate change and environmental protection.
Tiokasin leads listeners on a journey through issues affecting Indigenous communities and Mother Earth. Whether it’s protecting natural resources or advocating for human rights, First Voices Radio highlights stories that resonate with everyone. This is more than just a program—it’s a call to action.
Listen in every Monday and help support conversations that matter. 91.3 KBCS First Voices invites you to be part of this important dialogue.
Support community-driven radio by donating to 91.3 KBCS First Voices! Your contributions help us bring important voices, like those featured on First Voices Radio, to the airwaves. With your support, we continue to offer thought-provoking programming, elevate underrepresented voices, and keep crucial discussions alive in our community. Every donation, no matter the size, ensures we remain a resource for meaningful conversations that matter.
Donate today and be part of the change! Your generosity helps amplify stories and issues that shape our world.
Building Stronger Communities: Bellevue College & KBCS Collaborate for Mental Health Awareness
At Bellevue College, students and the community benefit from the collaboration between dedicated faculty and staff members like Steve Martel and Tamara Boynton Howard. Both of whom play a vital role in promoting mental health and wellness on campus. 91.3 KBCS Mental Health awareness reports.
Bellevue College’s Student Counseling Center
Steve Martel, Bellevue College’s Student Counselor & Professor, is an advocate for mental health support through student-centered initiatives. He works closely with the college’s Counseling Center, offering programs like the Quarterly Destress Events. Quarterly Destress Events are where students can engage in healing activities designed to reduce stress and promote emotional well-being.
Bellevue College’s Health Promotion Management (HPM) HUB
Tamara Boynton Howard is Bellevue College’s Health Promotion & Education Associate Professor and Program Chair. Similarly as Steve, she is deeply committed to raising awareness about mental health and community wellness. She has spearheaded impactful projects to promote health education and mental wellness on campus. One of her recent initiatives, Crafting for a Cause, is a part of October’s Suicide Prevention Month efforts. This event, held in the Health Promotion Management (HPM) HUB, provides a space for students and the Bellevue Community to create health awareness ribbons and buttons to support various causes. Crafting for a Cause will take place on October 15, 2024, and will offer free snacks and drinks.
At 91.3 KBCS Mental Health awareness is important and we are proud to collaborate with Bellevue College faculty members like Steve and Tamara who share a commitment to planting the seeds for a better future. Their efforts align with KBCS’s mission to foster a connected and informed community. As we continue to support important mental health initiatives, we invite you to join us in supporting KBCS by donating to keep these collaborations thriving and helping us continue to bring relevant programming to the airwaves.
Donate today to KBCS 91.3 and help us amplify the voices and stories that matter most to our community!