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Message From The GM – October 2024

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Happy Halloween to our devoted listeners and supporters, from all your friends at KBCS, Halloween seems to have become the most popular holiday for many people. In our neighborhood, the neighbors have gone to great lengths to decorate their homes and front lawns with purple lights, animated skeletons, ghosts, giant spider webs, and tombstones, much

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91.3 KBCS Philosophy Talk: Question Everything, Every Monday

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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

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91.3 KBCS CODEPINK Radio: A Voice for Peace and Justice

The image is a promotional graphic for “91.3 KBCS CodePink Radio.” The background features a bold pink color with various protest signs and slogans, including “FEMINISTS SAY NO TO WAR” and “DIVEST FROM THE WAR MACHINE,” which are part of the anti-war and social justice themes. In the top right corner, the KBCS 91.3 FM logo is prominently displayed. Below the logo, the text reads “CodePink” in large, bold letters. To the right of the image, there is a block of text in magenta that says, “91.3 KBCS CodePink Radio is an energizing program focused on ending wars and militarism, and building a peace economy.” At the bottom right, the program’s airing time is highlighted in large, bold, magenta letters: “Tuesdays 4 AM.” On the left side of the image, there is a graphic of a lime green and blue pair of lips with a microphone in front of them, representing the broadcast element of the show. The overall design is vibrant and eye-catching, with strong visual elements that convey the activism and peace-oriented mission of the CodePink program.

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

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91.3 KBCS First Voices: A Platform for Indigenous Wisdom

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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,

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Building Stronger Communities: Bellevue College & KBCS Collaborate for Mental Health Awareness

The image features two speech bubbles: one in purple saying “LET’S TALK” and another in yellow with the words “MENTAL HEALTH.” The 91.3 KBCS logo appears prominently in the bottom left corner, alongside the Bellevue College logo. Beneath the logos, a short text reads: “National Suicide Prevention Month Here are a few ways to combat depression From your neighbors here at KBCS & Bellevue College.” The message encourages mental health discussions and highlights National Suicide Prevention Month. It invites the audience to engage in dialogue and emphasizes community support.

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

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Connect with the Planet: Tune into 91.3 KBCS for Climate Solutions and Social Justice Stories

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At 91.3 KBCS, we are committed to delivering powerful stories and discussions about environmental and climate justice. Our Climate Conscious programming, Wednesday morning, features This Week in Water, Living on Earth, EcoJustice Radio, Climate 360, and Earth Date. These shows and news segments bring you insights from grassroots activists, scientists, and community leaders working to

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WA SEN Virtual Constitutional Day Event: Shaping the Future Through Civic Engagement

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91.3 KBCS WA SEN Virtual Constitutional Day Event Recap On September 17, 2024, the WA Student Engagement Network (WA-SEN) hosted its annual Virtual Constitutional Day Event. This event brought together students across Washington to highlight the importance of civic participation and share their experiences. Hosted by Kayla Hoy, a 2023 PSU graduate, and co-hosted by

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