KSVR Word Waves, Edition 25, March 18
Britta
guide to what's happened and what's happening on KSVR, 91.7FM
LISTEN
Bookviews, 4:55PM Thursday- Get ready to tune in for a review of
"Maximum Ride" by James Patterson (bookmark this program to hear again
on Saturday at 7:25AM)
Alternative Radio, 7PM Thursday- Listen to an interview with Nandini
Sunder, Professor of Sociology at the Delhi School of Economics says
that indigenous people of India are organizing to defend their land
and culture against predatory corporations who are working hand in
hand with the government. India's Prime Minister Manmohan Singh says
that this affects the climate for investment, and New Delhi is
expanding it's military operations to crush the resistance.
Skagit Talks 2, 5PM Friday- Dig out your trowel and shovel, be
inspired by an interview with Master Gardener Volunteers talking about
seeds. Learn the local news with Monica Chaplin, and learn about
creatures in the marine environment with Dr Ernest Tutt. Also, listen
to the Dueling Docs talk about why you should not have cosmetic
surgery to help locate a job.
Noticias Skagit, 10AM, Saturday and 7AM on Sunday. Topics for this
weeks edition include Extension of unemployment benefits, financial
problems in the Burlington School District, Health problems due to
refreshment drinks, celebrating the International Day of Women, and an
interview with Ismael Lopez about the Farm Workers March.
PARTICIPATE
Save the date! Thursday, April 8th- The Spring Open House is coming
up, this is a great opportunity to meet DJ Def Kawn and listen to The
Massive Mix Session live, meet staff and volunteers, tour the station
and learn about opportunities on KSVR!
Saturday, April 17th- Spring Benefit Dance for KSVR, 8PM-1AM. Dance
the night away, and support local community radio! For more
information, contact Rafael, at 360-610-9835.
Till next week,
Britta Eschete, Publicist
KSVR 91.7FM Community Radio for the Skagit Valley