Jazz After Dark, Nov. 25, 2025

All Cole Porter songs tonight:

  • Coleman Hawkins, I Love Paris
  • Maj. Glenn Miller & The American Band Of The Allied Expeditionary Force, Begin The Beguine
  • King Cole Trio, 'Deed I Do
  • Frank Sinatra, Don't Fence Me In
  • Charlie Parker, Easy To Love
  • Benny Carter & Oscar Peterson Trio, I Get A Kick Out Of You
  • Ella Fitzgerald, Anything Goes
  • Oscar Peterson, Just One Of Those Things
  • Peggy Lee, I've Got You Under My Skin
  • Anita O'Day, Night and Day
  • Tony Bennett, Time After Time
  • Tony Bennett And The Count Basie Orchestra, Anything Goes
  • Erroll Garner, I Love Paris
  • Paul Desmond Quartet with Jim Hall, I Get A Kick Out Of You
  • Boots Randolph, Dream Dancing
  • Houston Person, You Do Something to Me

Replay of The Folk Brothers from March 9, 2022: Transatlantic sounds old and new

On their debut album in 1968, a group of kids from the suburbs of north London covered a Richard Farina song about a city in Nevada. During the pandemic, a singer-songwriter from Edinburgh teamed up with musicians from Tucson. Sometime in between, a guitarist/mandolinist from Nashville became a founding member of a band of transatlantic musicians who play the Celtic Connections festival in Glasgow every winter. Find out who they all are on today's show.

Divine Intervention – Nov. 21, 2025

Who loves ya, baby? Clearly we do, which is why we bring you Divine Intervention this week, featuring new music from Bar Italia, Kittenhead, Last Dinner Party, Mountain Goats, Sunflowers... random tracks from across the decades... a couple of tunes from our Goddess of the Month, Ms. Camille Howard... and Vinyl Vespers, of course! Tune in at 6 p.m. Pacific via KDRT 95.7 fm + KDRT.org. Listen anytime on the podcast apps.

Eric Jones talks about music (and then some), on Listening Lyrics, Nov. 21, 2025

This week on Listening Lyrics we welcome Eric Jones, who shares a playlist of the music that inspires him. All but one of the songs today are his selections, and he talks with us about why each one matters to him.

Eric (left, in photo with Pieter) is also a candidate in the race for California’s 4th Congressional District, which includes Davis, Napa, Vacaville, Woodland, and much of the North Bay. The 34-year-old Napa nonprofit leader is running as a Democrat in the 2026 election, challenging longtime incumbent Mike Thompson. Jones has focused his campaign on affordability, child and elder care, and addressing corporate tax loopholes.

This information is provided solely for listener context. The views expressed by any candidate are their own and do not represent those of KDRT.

IMPLOSION – 19 November 2025

It's almost time for this week's edition of IMPLOSION, a rowdy hour-long romp through swingin' psychedelic sounds and more, hosted by none other than Nick Saloman of the Bevis Frond. Tune in at 8 p.m. Pacific for the Answers, the Frays, the Mojos, the Syn, and more, all right here on KDRT 95.7 fm + KDRT.org and anytime on the podcasts.

In the Key of Folk, for Nov. 19, 2025

Good day! Today In the Key of Folk will feature several Scandinavian bands and their offshoots, including the new EP release by Ridvall Mjelva Carr; and also tracks from Dreamer's Circus; La Bottine Souriante (what!?!), and perhaps the Nordic Fiddlers Bloc. We'll also cover some newish duos, both U.S. and Canadian, and at least one tune from the Celtic fiddlers featured on Ken Burn's new PBS program, American Revolution. Join us at 2 p.m. today, Wednesday.

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Davisville, Nov. 17, 2025: Davis critic Derrick Bang sizes up 2025’s year-end movies

Today we enjoy Davisville’s annual fall movie show in which Davis film critic Derrick Bang (pictured at KDRT on Nov. 16) tells us about movies he’s looking forward to as 2025 ends, plus ones he’ll dodge if he sees them sauntering his way. Unless they’re playing in Davis, in which case he feels obliged to review them as the hometown critic.

We also talk about why major movies are trending longer, despite the common wisdom that people’s attention spans have grown tiny; watching comedies among an audience, where others’ responses can alert you to a joke you might miss if you’re watching alone; and a court in India that awarded a movie-goer nearly $1,400 because he’d been obliged to watch too many ads before the movie. Derrick sides with the judge.

Derrick writes movie reviews for the Davis Enterprise and Derrick Bang on Film.