This week on IMPLOSION, Nick Saloman has a guessing game for you featuring a roster of unlikely artists who've recorded psychedelic tracks! Can you guess the artist before the back-announce? We won't drop any hints here, but we hope you'll be sure to play along on Wednesday, Sep. 10, at 8 p.m. Pacific – or Friday morning at 8 a.m. in Nick's new replay slot – right here on KDRT 95.7 fm + KDRT.org + those podcast apps!
Wednesday again already? Yes it is, and it's almost 2 p.m. Pacific time, which means that it's about time for In the Key of Folk on KDRT! Today we have a bunch of new releases for your enjoyment, including several by songwriters accoladed by the Northeast Regional Folk Alliance, and several from a compilation, The Long Journey Home, which John McCutcheon has produced to recognize the music of the 1925 Mountain City Fiddler's Convention: Hint, you'll hear Tim O'Brien, Jake Blount, amazing bluegrass fiddler Becky Buller, and John McCutcheon on these. So stay tuned to KDRT 95.7 FM or KDRT.org for replays and much more!
On tonight’s show:
Save the date! We’re getting ready to celebrate our 21st birthday on Friday, Oct. 3, with live music from The Cantaliers, surprises from our infamous DiRT Bag, and new swag. Please plan to join us at Sudwerk starting at 6 p.m.!
Greater Sacramento will gain a promising new source of news and information when Abridged, part of Sacramento public TV station KVIE, officially debuts on Sept. 16. Benjy Egel (pictured), who grew up in Davis and formerly wrote about food for the Sacramento Bee, is Abridged’s senior food editor, and he describes the new journalism project today on Davisville.
The venture employs several journalists who, like Egel, have already worked in this region. We learn how Abridged will work and what it will write about (generally no crime, or politics that aren’t local). Its main product will be a written newsletter, plus video, free to all. The name plays off the idea of building bridges through information, Tower bridge, and writing succinctly. He says Abridged already has enough money for the first three years despite the Trump administration's cuts to public media.
Because Benjy knows Davis, we also took this opportunity near the end of the show to get his thoughts on the city's places to eat.
Listen up! Swell schedule switcheroos start this week, including music in the mornings, 7-9 a.m. Monday-Friday! Just a sampling:
MON: The KDRT Monday Morning Show, live w/DJ Ned [NEW SHOW!]
TUES: Silver Nine Volt Heart, live w/Rodriguez [NEW TIME!]
WED: It's a Twang Thang, live w/DJ Dirk [TWANG ON!]
We also welcome Ray K.'s Dashboard Diaries to the air on Thursday afternoons, a best of The Folk Brothers show collection on Mondays & Fridays, and more syndicated music shows for night owls, including The Night Train Cocktail Lounge, Nuestra Musica, and The Reggae Cruise!
Get smart! Check out these shows and more via the schedule tab at KDRT.org, where replays are available to you anytime!
Oh, yes, it's almost time for Divine Intervention, bringing you new music — Anton Barbeau, Art d'Ecco, The Hives, Hunx & His Punks, Sloan, Thee Oh Sees, Vandoliers, more — and a Vinyl Vespers spin. The fun starts at 6 p.m. sharp, Friday, Sep. 5, here on KDRT 95.7 fm + KDRT (and thereafter via the web and podcasts)!
Nearly 60 years after the Beatles performed their final concert at Candlestick Park, Beatlemania is back in the Bay in the form of "Eyes of the Storm" at the de Young, an exhibit of more than 250 personal photographs by Paul McCartney. Images of screaming crowds and paparazzi show the magnitude of the group’s fame and the cultural change they represented.
In this hour, I play the music of artists mentioned in this photo display -- music the Beatles enjoyed in the early 1960s.
Go back in time. Listen in.
This week on The Russ Tolman Goodtime Hour, a mix of music guaranteed to please, including tunes from Allah-Las, Arc de Soleil, Dylan Earl, Gill Landry, Nicks Cave and Drake, and more. Tune in at 9 p.m. PT on KDRT 95.7 FM + KDRT.org! Stream anytime via the web or the podcast apps!
Today’s topics: broccoli and cauliflower, verticillium wilt vs. tomato russet mite, planting in a city open space, and more
