Today’s topics: feeding azaleas, grey mold on sunflowers, leaf curl on a peach, aphids on plums and apricots, linden trees, planning for hot weather, flowers and vegetables to plant now, and more.
Nick Saloman's IMPLOSION hits the airwaves with Don Fardon, the Fenmen, Iron Butterfly, Hardwater, the Vipers, and more. Tune in and groove Wednesday, 4 p.m. Pacific, on KDRT 95.7fm + KDRT.org + the podcast apps!
Coming up tonight: Ella Fitzgerald, Arnett Cobb with Bobby Timmons, Dick Stabile, Carmen McRae, Thelonious Monk, Erroll Garner, Coleman Hawkins, Earl "Fatha" Hines & the Earl Hines Trio, Johnny Hodges & Wild Bill Davis, Gabor Szabo, Boogaloo Joe Jones, Charlie Byrd, and Ahmad Jamal.
Testing, testing... A good time on the latest Roots, Shoots and Leaves!
Featuring Misner & Smith!
Today on Davisville we talk with two of the five people who recently wrote “A Long-Term Pragmatic Plan for a Livable and Sustainable Davis.” Don’t let the dry title dissuade you — the article is clear, light on jargon, usefully specific, and all about Davis. Their ideas include developing denser homes along transit corridors in Davis, including along Anderson Road (pictured), over several decades.
Alex Achimore, an architect and urban planner, and Richard McCann, an environmental policy consultant, talk about the ideas, methods and reasons behind their approach on today’s program, including what they mean by density — think more along the lines of townhomes, duplexes and stacked flats, not apartment towers.
After an incredible week-plus of fundraising, DJ Jojo Johanssen returns on Sonic Rehab to the format he never departed from, bringing you an eclectic assortment of tasty goodies. Watch for a mellow start with music from Röyksopp and Peter Frampton, some amazing '80s one-hitters not one-hitters, plus a barn-burner of a finish to get you geared up for another week. If the last half hour doesn't get your blood moving, you might need to check in to the mortuary. YIKES! Check out the amazing wildness this Monday, May 18, from 1-3 p.m. on KDRT 95.7fm or kdrt.org. You can also listen back to this and other shows broadcast from the last two weeks on kdrt.org.
Thank you SO much for being part of our KDRT family, supporting us during our Spring FUNdraiser. We couldn't do what we do without donors like you, keeping our grass roots growing strong for more than 21 years! If you missed the FUNdraiser fun, of course there's still time to show your support. As an added incentive, we've got a special thank-you gift for one lucky donor who gives $75 or more: one pair of passes for the Father's Day Bluegrass Festival!
For a chance at the tickets, just donate via KDRT.org and then email us by Monday May 25, to express your interest. We'll select a recipient at random and announce them on The Yolo County Breakdown on May 29, right here on KDRT 95.7 FM + KDRT.org. Thanks again!
If you're having trouble finding your go-to KDRT programs in our online archives, here’s why: A technical issue, made worse by the recent Davis power outage, has interrupted access to multiple programs on kdrt.org. We’re working to get the archive back in shape, and we’ll let you know as soon as we have more details. Meanwhile, here’s our broadcast schedule and some great listening options:
- Tune in live on 95.7 FM anywhere within our broadcast range.
- Listen live online via our stream from just about anywhere.
- Scroll down the blog below for quick links to recent programs.
- Catch many archived shows in the podcast apps, like Apple Podcasts.
Every day of the year, KDRT brings unique sounds to your speakers. But today – Saturday, May 16 – we invite you to partake of our Spring FUNdraiser Spectactular, a live on-air marathon with special guests, live music, and spontaneous surprises. Don’t miss the fun: Tune in, join the celebration, feel the love, and support your community radio station. Earn yourself our gratitude and perhaps a special thank-you gift. Details at kdrt.org/donate.
