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Calling all lovers of physical media! Join us at the KBOO station on Friday, March 7th from 6-9 PM for our monthly First Friday Pop-Up Gallery event! Join us for a celebration of DIY, indie media featuring local artists, vendors, and live music. Pick up a zine, flip thro... Read more

Queery is official one year old! I promised myself at the year anniversary, I will be brave enough to do an all analog set! Join me to hear about some of the great artists that have been explored over the last year in the ever-expanding Queery Library, all based in the r... Read more

  Late last October when Phil Lesh died, he'd led various solo projects and collaborated with mixtures of members of his first band elsewhere, for nearly as long as The Grateful Dead had performed live.  Today we will enter that latter era of Phil's musical career. As ... Read more

This week’s Swing’n’Country on Saturday April 19th includes music from Jean Sheppard, Charley Pride, Brennen Leigh, Jesse Winchester, Mary McCaslin, Jerry Reed, Chuck Brodsky and of course Crystal Gayle - scattered throughout the program.  If you want more, you could hea... Read more

Mona Bowen joins us to survey several new streaming TV shows, among them, The Studio, MobLand, Pulse The Bondsman. The Residence, North of North, and Your Friends and Neighbors. Read more

Join us for Cascadia Coffeehouse this Friday as we share great new music from Billy Strings & Bryan Sutton (a fantastic new live acoustic release), the Stillhouse Junkies, Amelia Hogan, the Faux Paws, and others.  We'll also hear favorites from Caleb Klauder & Reeb Willm... Read more

  Poxy and Ragan sit down and with three time BAFTA winning Director of Photography - Andrew Dunn - to revisit his work own films such as Gosford Park, The Bodyguard, Threads, and his most recent work on the film, Killer Heat.         Read more

In this episode: the Abrego Garcia deportation; US-Iran nuclear talks; Trump's corruption Read more

  Dan Nadel is an author and curator whose books include It’s Life As a I See It: Black Cartoonists in Chicago, 1940-1980; The Collected Hairy Who Publications; and the recently published Crumb: A Cartoonist’s Life, which follows the career and personal life of undergro... Read more