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

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 protect the planet.

Start with H2O Radio’s – This Week in Water

“This Week in Water” is a weekly round-up of water in the news produced by H2O Radio and sponsored by The American Water Works Association.  Covering the latest news on water sustainability, technology, and policy, this segment is designed to educate and inspire. Whether you’re learning about innovations or climate change’s impact on water, each episode keeps you informed. Tune in to 91.3 KBCS and stay connected with the crucial stories surrounding our most vital resource.

Next: Living on Earth

The attachment shows a flyer for Living on Earth, a KBCS radio program airing Wednesdays at 4 AM. The flyer prominently features the 91.3 KBCS logo in the top right corner, alongside the show’s title, “Living on Earth,” written in white font against a dark background. A stylized image of Earth with a green heart shape and plants growing from the top appears below the title. The description notes that Steve Curwood hosts the award-winning environmental news program, which delves into the significant issues affecting our world. The emphasis is on environmental awareness, and the flyer encourages listeners to tune in for thought-provoking discussions. The overall design is clean, using green and blue tones to highlight the program’s focus on the planet.

Airing every Wednesday at 4 AM, Living on Earth is hosted by Steve Curwood, a well-known figure in environmental journalism. The program explores the most pressing issues affecting the environment, from climate change to biodiversity loss. Curwood’s interviews with experts and activists provide listeners with actionable knowledge, making complex issues easier to understand. Through this program, KBCS listeners are encouraged to consider their role in shaping a sustainable future. For instance, topics such as the climate crisis and green technologies are covered regularly.

Continue with:  EcoJustice Radio

The attached image promotes EcoJustice Radio on 91.3 KBCS, airing Wednesdays at 5 AM. It features a vibrant background with golden sunlight filtering through trees, creating an inspiring natural scene. The central message invites listeners to tune in for powerful stories from grassroots voices focusing on environmental and climate justice. The text emphasizes that the program helps uncover solutions to inspire action, promoting activism through storytelling. The show’s logo, featuring a microphone growing from tree roots, symbolizes the connection between environmental advocacy and community voices.

At 5 AM on Wednesdays, EcoJustice Radio continues the conversation. This program focuses on the intersection of environmental and social justice, often highlighting stories from marginalized communities. By amplifying these community voices, EcoJustice Radio broadens the reach of grassroots-based movements, and inspires action. Covering and investigating solutions for social, environmental, and climate issues with an eye to advance human health, steward wild landscapes, and solve the climate crisis across the USA and the world.

Climate 360: A 360 Perspective in 360 seconds

Local LPFM – Radio Tacoma presents Climate 360 with John Doherty, Northwest Audio Producer and Climate Researcher, offering a concise commentary on climate issues with a local and global perspective. This mini-segment highlights innovations and solutions in the fight against climate change.  

Earth Date: The Science Behind the Earth

Finally, Earth Date is a public service radio program with a mission to engage listeners in earth science and reconnect them to the wonders of their world.  EarthDate tells captivating stories to remind listeners that science can enlighten, educate and entertain.   Whether discussing volcanic activity or water resources, Earth Date connects listeners to the natural processes shaping the world around them.

 Why Tune In?

91.3 KBCS offers more than just news – The Climate Conscious programming Wednesday’s, provides a pathway for individuals to become informed and engaged in the movement for climate justice. Each program uses clear language and concise storytelling to break down complicated topics, ensuring all listeners can follow and participate in the conversation. With a focus on action and solution-driven content, these shows empower you to contribute to the fight for a healthier planet.

Support 91.3 KBCS Climate Consciousness

Join us in listening to these vital programs and support local, independent media by donating to KBCS. Your contribution allows us to continue delivering the content you love, fostering a more informed and connected community.

The image shows a red keyboard key labeled “Donate” with a heart symbol next to it. A finger is poised to press the key. This image serves as a button; clicking it will take you to the KBCS Donate page at https://www.kbcs.fm/donate/.

Executive Director Beth Takekawa Retires From Wing Luke Museum

 
 

Beth Takekawa, the Executive Director of the Wing Luke Museum of the Asian Pacific American Experience is retiring after 24 years of leadership.

Takekawa reflects on the importance of a museum where stories  are gathered and shared from the Asian Pacific American community’s perspective.

Thank you to the South Seattle Emerald for partnership on a print version of this story.

Producer: Yuko Kodama

Photo: Courtesy of Sharon Maeda

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COVID 19 Impacts on the Seattle Chinatown International District

As Governor Jay Inslee made the announcement to close all restaurants to in house dining, we turn our focus to Seattle’s Chinatown International District.  This neighborhood felt the impacts of the COVID 19 outbreak weeks before the mainstream public experienced the pinch.  What’s more, find out how small immigrant businesses in the International District suffer from the timing of the virus during Chinese New Year festivities.

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