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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: 

SUSPENSE:  ‘The Most Dangerous Game’

and 

THE MYSTERIOUS STRANGER: ‘Out of the Past’

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Introducing WINGS, Amplifying Women’s Voices on KBCS 91.3 FM

At KBCS 91.3 FM, we believe storytelling has the power to inspire change and unite communities. That’s why we proudly bring you 91.3 KBCS WINGS News—the Women’s International News Gathering Service. This program amplifies women’s voices worldwide, ensuring they are heard. Since 1986, WINGS has trailblazed community radio, delivering vital stories and perspectives often overlooked by mainstream media.

The image is a promotional graphic for the WINGS program on KBCS 91.3 FM. The background features a bright, vibrant design with shades of green, yellow, and blue. The backdrop is filled with illustrations of women’s faces, representing diversity and unity. On the left side of the image is a stylized, artistic rendering of the ancient Greek statue, the Winged Victory of Samothrace (goddess Nike), in blue and white, symbolizing victory, strength, and speed. At the top right corner, the KBCS 91.3 FM logo is prominently displayed, along with the Bellevue College logo in a small banner beneath it. Below the logos, the text reads: “WINGS Tuesdays 5:30 AM” in large, bold, white letters on a green circular background. Below this, there is smaller text that reads: “Since 1986, Women’s International News Gathering Service (WINGS) has channeled the strength, speed, and victory of goddess Nike to power the global women’s movement. With the same unstoppable force, WINGS brings vital stories and issues to the forefront. Tune in and join us in celebrating the unstoppable spirit of women everywhere.” The overall design is dynamic and empowering, reflecting the mission and energy of the WINGS program.

91.3 KBCS WINGS News is more than just a radio show; it’s a platform where women’s voices take center stage. It tackles topics ranging from grassroots activism to global movements, shedding light on crucial issues like gender equality, human rights, health, the environment, and social justice—all viewed through the empowering lens of women’s experiences.

For over three decades, WINGS has led the global women’s movement with in-depth reporting and insightful commentary that matters. The show features inspiring interviews with women leaders, activists, scholars, and everyday heroes who are driving change in their communities.

At KBCS, we commit to offering programming that informs, inspires, and empowers. However, we need your support to continue. By donating to KBCS, you help keep essential programs like WINGS thriving. Your contribution ensures these powerful stories reach our community and beyond.

So, we urge you to join us in amplifying women’s voices. Tune in to WINGS, spread the word, and consider making a donation to KBCS. Together, we can ensure that women’s voices worldwide continue to be heard and make a lasting impact.

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Uncover the Stories That Matter on KBCS’s “Making Contact” Program

Whether you’re tuning in for the first time or you’re a longtime listener, 91.3 KBCS Regional News is committed to bringing you personal life experiences from all angles. That’s why we’re inspiring you with award winning programs like “Making Contact”, a unique blend of storytelling and critical analysis that tackles some of the most pressing social issues of our time. 

The image is a promotional graphic for the KBCS program “Making Contact.” It prominently features the KBCS 91.3 logo at the top, along with the Bellevue College logo. The text describes “Making Contact” as an award-winning public affairs program that delivers international news and spotlights solutions from everyday people. The show’s airtime is listed as 5 AM on Thursdays. The design includes a blue and green color scheme with a background pattern resembling a web or network, symbolizing connections. A microphone icon is included, representing the show’s focus on giving a voice to everyday people. This image serves as a promotional tool for the “Making Contact” program on KBCS.

Each week, we bring you voices from across the globe, sharing stories of real people and the challenges they face. 91.3 KBCS Regional News “Making Contact” is a weekly radio program that delves into social justice issues with depth and compassion. The show goes beyond the surface of the news to find the people whose lives are intertwined with significant social trends and events. From environmental struggles to human rights, “Making Contact” provides not just information, but insight and empathy. 

If “Making Contact” has made you think, feel, or take action, consider supporting KBCS. Your donations help keep programs like this on the air and ensure that important stories are heard.

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/. 

 

KUOW workers picket for higher wages

 
Public radio personalities, reporters and producers are putting up a fight for better pay. KBCS’s Yuko Kodama reports from Seattle’s University District.
 
 

GiveBIG 2019

Today is GiveBIG; a Seattle-wide day to celebrate and support local non-profits that add to the quality of life in our region.

Make your GiveBIG donation to KBCS here, or call in your donation at 425-564-5000

Listener support is critical to keeping the news and music you count on from KBCS strong. Private support from listeners makes up 75% of KBCS’s budget and ensures that KBCS remains free from commercial influence.

Thank you in advance for your support of KBCS on GiveBIG!

Win Tickets to the Avett Brothers with Camping at the Gorge

We’re giving away a pair of tickets to see the Avett Brothers, Lake Street Dive, and Trampled by Turtles at the Gorge Amphitheater in George, WA on August 10th. Along with the tickets, you’ll also get passes to camp at the gorge for August 9-11th.

Don’t wait, the drawing will take place at 7pm. Donate now to get automatically entered to win.

While there’s no donation required to get entered into the drawing (Drawing Entry Only), your contribution plays a critical KBCS continue to bring you and your community the independent music, news, and information you count on.

See Full Contest Rules Here

 

Unmute the Commute: Ancient Highways

We explore our region’s original commutes along the water highways of the Salish Sea and Pacific Coast. Listen in on interviews with the late Quileute Canoe Leader, Sunny Woodruff, and United Nations for All Tribes Foundation Board Chair and Makah tribal member, Jeff Smith . Today’s story is brought to you by KBCS’s Yuko Kodama.

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Unmute the Commute is a weekly series highlighting commuter stories, supported in part by King County Metro’s Just 1 Trip.

Photos: Courtesy of Jeff Smith

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