It's a brand new episode of IMPLOSION in a brand spanking new time slot – Wednesday at *8 p.m.* Pacific. Join Nick Saloman as the sun sets gently in the spring skies for an array of tunes from Bobby Vee & the Ventures, Faine Jade, the Murgatroyd Band, the Soft Machine, the Toreros, and more – all here on your favorite station, KDRT 95.7 fm + KDRT.org + those pesky podcast apps.
This week's installment of the Yolo County Breakdown features another very special guest - six time IBMA Mandolin Player of the Year - Sierra Hull. Sierra is out on the road now touring with Willie Nelson, Bob Dylan and Billy Strings as part of the Outlaw Music Festival, and she just released a wonderful new album called A Tip Toe High Wire. She joins host Rocky Outcrop to chat about this and more. If you are a fan of stringed instruments with eight strings, this is an interview you won't want to miss!
We can't thank you enough for contributing to our Spring FUNdraiser!
As a non-commercial community station, we depend on our volunteers and donors to bring you the local sounds you love.
We also send thanks to local heroes Armadillo Music and The Big Poppies for their steadfast support.
If you haven't had a chance to donate yet, of course there's still time: KDRT.org/donate!
Coming to you live from the new KDRT broadcast booth, it’s double trouble with Jess Goddésse *&* Dug Deep, bringing you a divine version of the Electric Compost Heap, featuring new music, old favorites, and oddities. Tune in at 6 p.m. Pacific on KDRT 95.7 fm + KDRT.org — catch it thereafter on the podcast apps. To support this and other fine programming, please visit kdrt.org/donate. TY!
The KDRT Spring FUNdraiser week continues on Friday with a special expanded edition of The Audio Ecotone. Special guest Tommy Dunbar, co-founder and guitarist of Bay Area power pop icons The Rubinoos, joins me LIVE in the studio to spin tunes and tell tales. Because one hour can't begin to hold this explosion of content, this week's show will expand to 90 minutes, starting at 2:30 p.m.!
If you appreciate this kind of unique programming that the volunteers at our little community radio station bring to you every week, we hope that you will support us during our Spring FUNdraiser by clicking on the Support tab at the top of the page and donating to the station. If you donate this week, we also have some wonderful thank-you gifts, including the KDRT 20th anniversary logo totes and t-shirts and our new KDRT logo hats. We thank you for your support!
Don't miss a very-extra-super-spectacular Classical Excursions with Messrs. Greg La Traille and Gary Chew, coming your way with an extraordinary explosion of musical greatness in celebration of KDRT's 20th birthday and our Spring FUNdraiser. Tune in at 11 a.m. Pacific right here on your favorite community radio station, KDRT 95.7 fm + KDRT.org!
Join us as we continue to celebrate our 20 years of community radio...
Grab one of our special thank-you gifts, including:
Limited-edition blue-heron T-shirts on 100% blue-lavender cotton
Matching blue-heron totes on beige/natural heavy-weight cotton
NEW KDRT hats in two swell styles – trad trucker and soft cotton twill
Items are available separately or together in the BIG BUNDLE. Thanks so much for showing (and sharing) your support during fundraiser week!
Get ready for IMPLOSION, bringing you the groovy sounds of Aardvark, Ars Nova, Hawkwind, and so much more. Join your host Nick Saloman on Wednesday, May 7, at 5 p.m. Pacific on KDRT 95.7 fm + KDRT.org. Catch the show at your convenience on the web or your favorite podcast app.
Please help us continue to celebrate our 20th birthday:
Grab one of our special thank-you gifts, including our NEW KDRT hats in two swell styles. Then join us on Wednesday, May 7, at Armadillo Music for an "extended play" edition of Suds & Sounds, featuring an extra hour of merry-making – 4 to 7 p.m. – with musical guests Max & Julian of the Big Poppies! Don't miss the FUN!
This week's Yolo Country Breakdown features an interview with dobro legend Jerry Douglas. Yes, Jerry Douglas! Don't miss it — Friday, May 2, 10 a.m. Pacific — on KDRT 95.7 FM + KDRT.org + your favorite podcast platform.
