KSVR Word Waves, Edition 64, Feb 17

[Britta]

Welcome to the mid-week update of KSVR Word Waves!

LISTEN and LEARN

5PM Thursday, Feb 17th “Skagit Talks”
In the news on Skagit talks this week:
what you need to know about trafficking in teenage sex slaves in our
area; a new bill is heading for a vote in Olympia.
What is the future of NPR and PBS?
Thinking about doing your taxes? Tax Aide offices will do it for
free, if you are eligible.
Be sure to listen to the news on skagit talks on Thursday at 5 p.m. to
learn more about these stories.


7PM Thursday, Feb 17, “Alternative Radio”
Reese Ehrlich: “Terrorism and the Media” The use of the word terrorism
by politicians and the corporate media is highly refined and
selective. Acts of violence by designated enemies are without
exception categorized as terrorism. When the U.S. carries out air
attacks, invasions, coups, sabotage and blockades those are explained
away as necessary actions in response to heinous provocations. In all
mainstream media reporting the U.S. is the victim of terrorism never
its originator.

5PM Friday, Feb 18 “Skagit Talks”
Get ready for gardening season!

8-10PM Friday, Feb 18th “The RockSteady”
Roots and Reggae with The Selector, to start off your 3-day weekend!

6:30AM Saturday, February 19 “Latino Special”
Aura Bogado speaks about the continued fallout of immigration bill SB
1070 in Arizona, how even in its current scaled-back version,
Arizona's SB 1070 and the Obama administration's response to it has
already given us an indication of the schizophrenic and flawed
approach the federal government will likely take once it finally moves
forward on Comprehensive Immigration Reform.

4:30PM Sunday, Feb 20 “Skagit Music Show”
It’s time for the second week of this live music program, featuring a
local ukulele player! Join us at KSVR Studios for this half hour live
music and interview program!

Till next week!

Britta Eschete, Publicist
KSVR Radio 91.7FM
Ksvr.org