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KBCS 5am Feature: Passage of the Civil Rights Act

The KBCS Friday 5am Feature presents a special American Compassion episode: Taking the Reins and Passage of the Civil Rights Act. In this episode we explore Lyndon Baines Johnson the man and the president with Pulitzer Prizing-winning biographer Robert Caro, we hear conversations between LBJ with Martin Luther King Jr. and we get a better understanding

KBCS Retro Radio Theatre Presents:

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Coming to you, tomorrow this Friday! on KBCS at 12 midnight, the KBCS Retro Radio Theatre presents listeners with classic radio theater dramas. This week’s episodes: Suspense – The Mysterious Traveler –

Jimmy Carter In Memoriam: Profile in Peace

Thursday January 9th at 12noon on KBCS 12noon tomorrow KBCS will be pre-empt Open to Debate for a special Peace Talks Radio broadcast: Jimmy Carter In Memoriam: Profile in Peace On this program, marking his recent passing at the age of 100 (12/29/24), we recall Former President Jimmy Carter’s legacy by hearing an exclusive interview

KBCS Feature Programs

green background with icon images tree, tower, ornament, various colors and KBCS Holiday Feature programs

Wishing you well during these holiday and seasonal times. I hope you are able to share joyous, memorable, educational and inspirational times through the season. There are so many amazing people in our world and so much to know more about, share, learn and celebrate. Thank you for your support and listenership.

KBCS Retro Radio Theatre presents:

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Coming to you this Friday! on KBCS at 12 midnight, the KBCS Retro Radio Theatre presents listeners with classic radio theater dramas: SUSPENSE: ‘The Most Dangerous Game’ and THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER: ‘Out of the Past’

The KBCS Retro Radio Theatre PRESENTS:

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Coming to you TONIGHT this Friday! on KBCS at 12 midnight, the KBCS Retro Radio Theatre presents listeners with classic radio theater dramas: DARK FANTASY: ‘Rendezvous with Satan’ and THE SHADOW: ‘The Gibbering Things’

KBCS Feature Programs for this Holiday Week!

Thank you so much for joining us here at 91.3FM KBCS HD-1 each and every day. Hope you are able to take some time to share with others and the community during these holiday times. During the holidays and throughout the year, Thom Hartmann takes usual breaks and at this time KBCS prefers to share

The KBCS Retro Radio Theatre PRESENTS:

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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.

The KBCS Retro Radio Theatre PRESENTS:

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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

The attached image features a colorful and vibrant painting that depicts a powerful, ethereal figure. The figure, set against a radiant background of blue, green, red, and orange hues, appears to be floating or in mid-motion, with one arm outstretched. The figure’s body is rendered in a semi-transparent, glowing white with geometric patterns on the head, suggesting a sense of otherworldliness or transcendence. The vibrant colors and dynamic brushstrokes evoke a feeling of energy and freedom, while the composition blends elements of the surreal with abstract expression. The painting radiates a sense of movement, empowerment, and the blending of nature with the human form.

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