KSVR Word Waves, Episode 59, January 12
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Britta
Jan 12, 2011, 6:24:06 PM1/12/11
to KSVR Word Waves
Welcome to the Wednesday Edition of KSVR Word Waves, a short and
simple guide to what’s happened and what’s happening on KSVR, 91.7FM!
5PM Wednesday, January 12 “Speak Up! Speak Out!”
Jim explores the Washington State Racial Justice Report card.
7PM Wednesday, January 12 “Documentary Hour”
Martin Luther King, Jr.’s focus towards Peace.
8-10PM Wednesday, January 12th “The Blue Boulevard”
The best in blues and Americana, produced right at KSVR by host,
Jackson Stewart
Midnight Documentary Wednesday, January 12 (midnight)
Exclusive live performances and conversation with the Indigo Girls.
Amy Ray and Emily Saliers discuss the music that has made them one of
America's most enduring bands of the last 20 years.
5PM Thursday, January 13th “Skagit Talks”
Find out how teachers are getting a handle on what its like to be a
refugee.
How do Washington residents feel about the state budget, and what do
they think should be done about it?
Why does the Bureau of Land Management want to save wild lands, and
how does Doc Hastings and his fellow Republicans feel about this?
DNR has established 108 wind turbines on public lands. Has this been
a good move?
What do Washington Ferries and advertising have in common, and what
are they doing differently this year?
If you like the ocean and carry a camera, you could help the WA Dept
of Ecology this winter. Find out how.
To learn more about these stories, be sure to listen to The News on
Skagit Talks on Thursday at 5 pm.
7PM Thursday, January 13th “Alternative Radio”
Paul Cienfuegos; Corporations vs People. Focusing on limiting or even
stopping corporate harms is an inadequate response to a fundamental
problem. And that is corporations rule and not the people, resulting
in citizens marginalized.
8-10PM Thursday, January 13th “The Massive Mix Session”
Get a full two hours of music and commentary, with local hip-hop host,
DJ DefKawn
5PM Friday, January 14th, “Skagit Talks”
It’s all legal, during legal briefs, discussing guardian ad litem
programs
7AM Saturday, January 15th “Noticas Skagit”
News of interest to the Hispanic Community, in Spanish and ultimately
all of us!
6:30AM Saturday, January 15 “Latino Special”
Dr. Maria Paez speaks about the continued US aggression and military
build up in to the region which threatens the Bolivarian revolution.
PARTICIPATE
Don’t just look at Monday as another holiday, but spend the afternoon
on Saturday learning something about the “Man behind the Day” during
the 9th Annual Martin Luther King Celebration, taking place on
Saturday, January 15th from 1-5PM at the Philip Tarro Auditorium, at
Skagit Valley College in Mount Vernon. Presentations, resources and
more are all part of this annual event, co-sponsored by KSVR! For more
details, go to www.ksvr.org
Till next week,
Britta Eschete, Publicist
KSVR 91.7FM
simple guide to what’s happened and what’s happening on KSVR, 91.7FM!
5PM Wednesday, January 12 “Speak Up! Speak Out!”
Jim explores the Washington State Racial Justice Report card.
7PM Wednesday, January 12 “Documentary Hour”
Martin Luther King, Jr.’s focus towards Peace.
8-10PM Wednesday, January 12th “The Blue Boulevard”
The best in blues and Americana, produced right at KSVR by host,
Jackson Stewart
Midnight Documentary Wednesday, January 12 (midnight)
Exclusive live performances and conversation with the Indigo Girls.
Amy Ray and Emily Saliers discuss the music that has made them one of
America's most enduring bands of the last 20 years.
5PM Thursday, January 13th “Skagit Talks”
Find out how teachers are getting a handle on what its like to be a
refugee.
How do Washington residents feel about the state budget, and what do
they think should be done about it?
Why does the Bureau of Land Management want to save wild lands, and
how does Doc Hastings and his fellow Republicans feel about this?
DNR has established 108 wind turbines on public lands. Has this been
a good move?
What do Washington Ferries and advertising have in common, and what
are they doing differently this year?
If you like the ocean and carry a camera, you could help the WA Dept
of Ecology this winter. Find out how.
To learn more about these stories, be sure to listen to The News on
Skagit Talks on Thursday at 5 pm.
7PM Thursday, January 13th “Alternative Radio”
Paul Cienfuegos; Corporations vs People. Focusing on limiting or even
stopping corporate harms is an inadequate response to a fundamental
problem. And that is corporations rule and not the people, resulting
in citizens marginalized.
8-10PM Thursday, January 13th “The Massive Mix Session”
Get a full two hours of music and commentary, with local hip-hop host,
DJ DefKawn
5PM Friday, January 14th, “Skagit Talks”
It’s all legal, during legal briefs, discussing guardian ad litem
programs
7AM Saturday, January 15th “Noticas Skagit”
News of interest to the Hispanic Community, in Spanish and ultimately
all of us!
6:30AM Saturday, January 15 “Latino Special”
Dr. Maria Paez speaks about the continued US aggression and military
build up in to the region which threatens the Bolivarian revolution.
PARTICIPATE
Don’t just look at Monday as another holiday, but spend the afternoon
on Saturday learning something about the “Man behind the Day” during
the 9th Annual Martin Luther King Celebration, taking place on
Saturday, January 15th from 1-5PM at the Philip Tarro Auditorium, at
Skagit Valley College in Mount Vernon. Presentations, resources and
more are all part of this annual event, co-sponsored by KSVR! For more
details, go to www.ksvr.org
Till next week,
Britta Eschete, Publicist
KSVR 91.7FM
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