KSVR Word Waves, Episode 67, March 14

[Britta]

Welcome to the Monday edition of KSVR Word Waves, your guide to the
local programming happening on KSVR 91.7FM "Community Radio for the
Skagit Valley"


LISTEN and LEARN
5PM Monday and Tuesday (March 14 and 15) "Skagit Talks"
Meet the faces and people of Skagit County, over the airwaves, and
learn more about what's happening in the Skagit Community and beyond.
Produced by KSVR Radio for the past four years!

8-10PM Monday, March 14th "Variety of Music"
Music that's sure to make your Monday night, tune in to learn who the
mystery host and genre will be...produced by KSVR Radio.

8-10PM Tuesday, March 15th "House Music with Ben"
From the KSVR house to your house...call in with your favorite "house
music" requests, at 41-7000 or just to say "hello" to program host,
Ben Nason, of KSVR Radio.

5PM Wednesday, March 16 "Speak Up! Speak Out!"
Jodie interviews the organizers of the third night of the 8th Skagit
Human Rights Festival. The movie 'Lunch Line' will explore what's
happening across the country to bring healthier food to school lunch
programs. Produced by KSVR radio for over 5 years!

7PM Wednesday, March 16th "Documentary Hour"
Transition Towns started with Rob Hopkins in the village of Totnes,
Uk, and continues to evolve in North America. Michael Brownlee from
Transition Boulder, Joanne Poyourow from Transition L.A., Vandy Savage
from Vancouver, plus recording of a Village Vancouver meet-up, Ann
Pacey and Ross Moster. Full of ideas for your own action plan.

Midnight Documentary (midnight) Who's watching? What are they looking
for? What do we do to protect ourselves? Timeless questions, set to
music on this edition of Rock 'n Roots. Songs aboutsecrets and spies
from David Bowie, Elvis Costello, Maurice John Vaughn, Joshua Redmond,
Dorothy Love Coates, and many more. And a powerful reading of Richard
Thompson's classic "Shoot Out the Lights" by X, the influential Los
Angeles punkmasters. (just for fun, a Tom Waits song that's impossible
to decipher).
Enjoy the cat-and-mouse game on this RocknRoots edition of Initiative
Radio!

PARTICIPATE
KSVR Radio is proud to be one of the co-sponsors of the 8th Annual
Skagit Human Rights Festival, taking place in Mount Vernon, focused on
issues of local, national and global proportions. Join us on
Thursday, March 17th at the Philip Tarro Theatre, located on the Mount
Vernon campus of Skagit Valley College for a discussion on common
myths about immigrants panel and presentation, at 7PM. More festival
info, www.skagithrf.wordpress.com

Till Wednesday,

Britta Eschete, Publist
KSVR Radio