KSVR Word Waves, Edition 47, November 23

[Britta]

It’s time for the mid-week Word Waves update, your guide to what’s
happened and what’s happening on KSVR 91.7FM.

5PM Wednesday, November 24th “Speak Up! Speak Out!
Steven Reisler, practicing 
attorney and Chair of the Seattle Chapter
of the National Lawyers' 
Guild, discusses the nature of 
the modern
corporation, what the legal standing of corporate 
personhood means in
practical terms, and how this recent Supreme Court 
decision is being
used to erode what's left of our democracy.

7PM Wednesday, November 24th “Thanksgiving Special”
It’s time for turkey talk with Chef Stuarto, be sure to tune in for
music, discussion and lore all concerning the big day tomorrow.

8-10PM Wednesday, November 24th “The Blue Boulevard”
The best in blues, hosted by Jackson Stewart –and often, guest hosts
(which could be you!) Heard only on KSVR!

(midnight) Wednesday, November 24th “Midnight Documentary”
A famous food journalist 
responded when asked what people should eat
“Eat food. Not too much. 
Mostly Plants.” However, it turns out that
plants, like everything 
else that lives, have self-protective
mechanisms to promote 
propagation and to prevent extinction. Learn
more!

5PM Thursday, November 25th “Skagit Talks”
A repeat of an interview called “Welcome Baby” with Ginnie Dugaw.

7PM Thursday, November 25th “Alternative Radio”
Matt Taibbi talks about Corruption: 
 From Russia to Wall Street. It's
easy to make jokes and feel virtuous 
when discussing post-Communist
Russia. It's crony capitalism and 
insider trading at its worst. In
comparison, are things much better in 
the United States?

8-10PM, Thursday, November 25th “The Massive Mix Session”
Feeling full of turkey? Spend the evening lounging about or counting
down the hours until shopping tomorrow, by listening to extra-
energetic hip-hop music, with guest host, Ayla, only on KSVR!

5PM, Friday, November 25th “Skagit Talks”
Time to move past turkey…to local plants? Find out what’s growing in
Skagit County in your local wild woods or backyard that’s edible with
Local gatherer, Marlee Oosterbaeur.


6:30AM Saturday, November 27
 Latino Special
Using Haiti as example, British 
journalist JOHANN HARI argues that
third World people are 
intentionally kept poor so that our rich
"investors" may become still richer.

Till next week!
Britta Eschete, Publicist
KSVR 91.7FM