Interiews with a spectrum of authorities and public figures focusing on the wide ranging interests and concerns of Americans 40 and above.

A weekly rotating crew of merry pranksters gives you extended gut-busting awesomeness with in-depth examinations of entire albums.  Remember those artisitic statements?  No, not singles or one track, but groups of songs that capture a period of time in a musician's or band's life.   

Highlighted interviews from the daily radio show hosted by antiwar/anti-empire journalist Scott Horton.

A weekly syndicated half-hour news magazine featuring progressive perspectives on national and international political, economic, and social issues. Because BTL is independent of all publications, media networks, or political parties, the program is able to bring a diversity of voices to the airwaves. This award-winning program provides a platform for individuals and organizations generally ignored or marginalized in corporate media.

Bringing bold innovators with breakthrough solutions to the airwaves, Bioneers, "Revolution from the Heart of Nature," airs in more than 250 cities in the U.S., Canada, Australia, and Ireland and is free to all stations, distributed by WFMT Radio Network.

Hear amazing stories from the Golden State, from way back when in the language from way back when, with some stories written by the reader herself! Sit back and enjoy.

An interview show about people, issues, subjects, and events involving Davis, California.

Selections from the classical repertoire with commentary about the pieces, their composers, and their historical context.

Taped in front of a live audience in Boulder, Colorado, featuring performances from many of today's top musical artists, as well as conversation and information about our communities and our environment.

Dug Deep hosts a dig through many sound forms--the obscure detritus of blues, soul, country, rock, reggae, jazz, funk, punk, psych, and more--mixing a rich and fertile musical humus.

On the air here at KDRT since February of 2007, The Golden Road takes listeners on the musical adventures of the Grateful Dead, Jerry Garcia, and many of the other fine musicians from Northern California and occasionally other geographic regions around the country. The focus of most Golden Road broadcasts are recordings captured live from many of the approximately 2350 shows performed by the Grateful Dead, and plenty of Jerry Garcia's solo work with his own electric band along with his masterful excursions in the acoustic music world.

Each one-hour show centers around a theme and plays music to contribute to the theme, or features interviews with local artists to hear their music and/or listen to music that might have inspired them.

A show dedicated to exposing listeners to the history, culture, and varieties of reggae music. There will periodically be guest DJs and musicians on the show sharing their enthusiasm and knowledge of reggae. Tune in to learn about upcoming events in the area, information about local artists, and how reggae music has influenced other musical genres. One good thing about music: When it hits, you feel no pain.

Featuring the music of Hawaii, from early icons of island music to today's innovators, exploring styles, the history of the music, and revered songs and performers.

An hour of chiptune, pixels, and red sauce. Chiptune is a style of music influenced by the vintage video game consoles of yore. If you need some more adventure in your day, tune in. Stay heisty.

Your host, Tree, has a theory about music and songwriters.  Eventually he'll flesh out this theory.

A 30-minute review of news stories recorded from a shortwave radio. Times and frequencies for English-language programs are included to encourage you to listen on your own. It's easy.

Sometimes interviews with local folks. It might be about work, or life choices, or philosophy, or history. Sometimes birding, or art, or other passions. Or about local activities, groups, or events.  It's rarely about politics, and it never includes shouting! When there's no guest, it's laid-back music.  Oldies or Hawaiian or Mom's 1940s songs--whatever feels right that day.

If you have a suggestion for a guest or topic, feel free to phone me at 758-5058 (8am-8pm).

The best of Motown, classic R & B, soul, the blues now and then, and other sounds that move the spirit.

Focusing on the inside and the outside elements impacting our lives and our well-being, with alternating hosts:

Dr. G offers a closer look inside ourselves and presents tips and fresh perspectives on how to deal effectively and compassionately with the people in our lives.  

Judith adds elements of local events, views, guests, and other factors that play a part in our approach to daily life.

A worldwide multimedia celebration of grassroots, Americana music exploring folk, bluegrass, songwriting, new artists, literature, worldwide radio, television, and concerts.