Get ready for IMPLOSION, hitting the airwaves at 5p Pacific with rockin' tunes from the likes of the Action, the X-Treems, the Marvels, and more — hosted by the brilliant Nick Saloman of the Bevis Frond — right here on your favorite grassroots radio station, KDRT 95.7 fm | KDRT.org!
Last week In the Key of Folk joined our programming schedule. You're invited to tune in to enjoy a mix of genres focused on traditional and contemporary folk music, Americana, Celtic, Nordic, Spanish, and bluegrass.
The hour will also include a variety of songs and tunes that are played for contra dances across the nation and beyond. If the term "contra dancing" doesn’t ring familiar, tune in to learn more.
On tonight’s show:
People talk more often about housing, but the commercial side of Davis real estate is just as important. That includes the buildings we work in, hang out in, meet in — in other words, offices, stores, restaurants, industrial space, apartments, churches, and your favorite place for coffee. The kinds and amounts of commercial property available, what it costs, the condition it’s in, how people use it, all of that shapes life in our town.
Today we talk about Davis commercial real estate with two people who often appear on Davisville when we talk about local housing — Steve and James Boschken, father and son real estate professionals in Davis. Topics include the demand for “second-generation” restaurant space, office vacancies, rent trends, and properties ranging from the large new biotech/manufacturing building opening on Faraday to what might happen to the now fenced-off former Carl’s Jr. in northeast Davis.
Paul Smaldino is the lead singer of The Small Dinosaurs, a strange band dedicated to singing songs about the little things that matter. Their first album, Household Songs, is entirely about household chores, and is available everywhere on the internet. Their second album, Dad Songs, is due out in 2023. Listen in, get to know Paul, and learn a bit about little things that matter.
Don't miss the latest addition to our programming lineup — The Audio Ecotone — an off-the-beaten-path journey into a zone of sounds old and new, familiar and strange, mainstream and just a bit out of left field. Come explore the music of the last 100 years with your guide Eddy Owt — every Friday afternoon at 3 Pacific on KDRT, where the grassroots grow!
Today's topics: sunburned leaves and heat wave issues, watering trees, arborist wood chips, and more.
We celebrate Bob on 7-11. Listen to this old episode now online, or via the broadcast at 3 p.m. today. Tune in at 7 p.m. tonight on July 11, 2024 to hear a special live recording of the song 7-11, and again at 9 p.m. for more tribute. You can also watch Bob perform with his full band, starting at 46 minutes in, here:
https://dctv.davismedia.org/content/nexus-stage-live-chickeebob-05-04-13
Read Autumn's blog post for more.
You know you don't want to miss this week's edition of IMPLOSION with the one and only Nick Saloman, bringing you the best in psychedelic rock and complementary sounds from the likes of the McCoys, the Raiders, the Grumbleweeds, Venus & the Razorblades, and more. Tune in at 5p Pacific to KDRT 95.7 fm | KDRT.org — check the schedule online for replays and the audio archive!
Longer sets on tonight's show:
