Are you ready for IMPLOSION??!! Be sure to listen up at 5 p.m. Pacific as Nick Saloman brings you psychedelia and beyond, including tunes from Gary Walker & the Rain, Murray Head, the Pretty Things, the Peep Show, and more — all on your favorite freeform station, KDRT 95.7 FM | KDRT.org!
It is almost the solstice, the darkest time of the year. Fear not though, the sun will be returning shortly!
So join us at In the Key of Folk this afternoon from 2 to 3 PM, to hear tidings of the holiday season, followed by music that will keep you energized for the afternoon and beyond.
Selections include pieces on the solstice and holiday season by Ashley Hutchings, Silly Sisters, the Melrose Quartet, and additional tunes by noted fiddler Rodney Miller and the Stringrays, the Syncopaths, Nova, and Nightingale. And, BTW, you are looking at Rodney Miller, Jeff Spero, and TJ Crow of the Rhythm Raptors, providing contra dance music this New Year's season. Thank you for listening and thank you for your support! KDRT 95.7 fm | KDRT.org
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When a young guitarist with a passion for musical excellence walks into the room, you can feel the energy shift. His idols are not your typical mainstream names, but rather the likes of the innovative Blake Mills, the soulful Adrianne Lenker, and the prodigious Julian Lage. As he settles in for our interview, it's clear this will be no ordinary conversation. Noah Cole (pictured), hailing from the vibrant music scene of Sacramento, is a force to be reckoned with. Noah showcases his talents as a guitarist in various bands, including the renowned Rowan McQuire and the dynamic Nat Leftkoff, and pays it forward as a guitar instructor.
His dedication to his craft is palpable. We are treated to a live performance, where he flawlessly demonstrates his fingerpicking techniques, and for the first time we are graced with his vocal abilities as a solo artist. This hour of pure musical magic will leave you wanting more. Sit back, relax, and let the words and music of Noah Cole whisk you away on a journey of sound and emotion. This is not just an interview, it's an experience. Let's dive in and discover the depth of talent and passion within this rising star.
See playlist below for the recorded music played in this episode
Divine Intervention is here with Friday the 13th blessings, including the latest sounds from The Snares, Les Breastfeeders, Des Demonas ... plus a few tracks from our Goddess of the Month... and, of course, Vinyl Vespers. The fun starts at 6 p.m. Pacific on KDRT 95.7 fm | KDRT.org.
Russ is ready to astound you with music from Anton Barbeau, Be Bop Deluxe, Brian Eno, Benny Trokan, and more. Tune in at 5 p.m. Pacific for The Russ Tolman Goodtime Hour, right here on KDRT 95.7 fm | KDRT.org!
Today’s topics: soil conditions for planting, cherry plums, rooting plants under lights, woody plants with winter color, good understory shrubs, and more.
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On behalf of all of us at KDRT and Davis Media Access, thank you for listening, supporting, and attending our events during last week's On-Air fundraiser. As a "volunteer-powered" grassroots station, we depend on the support we receive from our community, and last week was a record-breaker! We're also grateful to our friends at Armadillo Music, Davis Odd Fellows Hall, Blue Note Brewing, and Davis Manor Winter Bazaar for having us, and to the musicians who brought the live music - Alex Roth, Green Grass Snakes, the 410s, and Dave Nachmanoff. In case you missed it, there is still time to support our community radio at kdrt.org/donate
Today we talk about a post-pandemic effort to figure out, seriously, what would make public transit more attractive to more Californians, so that more of us actually use it.
Our guest is Kari Watkins, co-director of the Transit Research Center and associate professor in Civil and Environmental Engineering at the University of California at Davis. She’s a member of a state committee you probably don’t know about — the Transit Transformation Task Force, which has the job of figuring out how to seriously accelerate Californians’ use of transit.
