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!
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DJ Dug Deep competently takes over Divine Intervention, valiantly sparing you from a show full of an ailing Jess Goddésse's hacks and wheezes. If the spirits are willing, they'll both be live for the next edition – Friday, May 9 – in celebration of KDRT's Spring FUNdraiser. (Did you see the new hats? Swell swag!) As always, catch the shows on KDRT 95.7 fm + KDRT.org + whatever podcast app ya like.
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This week on The Electric Compost Heap, DJ Dug Deep overcomes seeminly insurmountable technical issues to bring you this week's Electric Compost Heap – right here on KDRT 95.7 fm | KDRT.org – available thereafter via the podcasts.
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Divine Intervention is ready with a brimming-over plate full of new music from Art D'Ecco, Cheekface, Craig Finn, Frog Eyes, Heaven, L.A. Witch, Mekons, Perfume Genius, Sharp Pins, Young Widows; plus some tracks from our Goddess of the Month, Cassandra Lewis; and an extra-special memorial Vinyl Vespers. Turn it up at 6 p.m. Pacific, right here on KDRT 95.7 FM + KDRT.org + your fave podcast platforms.
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This week on the Electric Compost Heap, we feature new music from Death Valley Girls and ALIEN Boy, plus, we'll remember Clement Anthony Bozewski AKA Clem Burke, Blondie's drummer for 50 years who we lost earlier this week.
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Coming your way on Divine Intervention, recent releases from Courting, Freckle, Guided by Voices, Lambrini Girls, The Velveteers ... two tunes from April's Goddess of the Month ... and, yes, Vinyl Vespers! Don't miss it ... right here on KDRT 95.7 fm + KDRT.org + your favorite podcast apps.
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The Davis school district might have to close up to three public schools over the next decade for reasons that include declining birth rates, high housing costs, and changing job patterns. Adding more homes for families in Davis could blunt that trend, but Davis voters generally resist population growth. So, people in Davis need to start talking about what they want to do, while there's still time to plan for the change. Matt Best, superintendent of the Davis public school district, discusses the choice this week on Davisville.
“We’ve got to plan for one of two scenarios. One, we see housing on the horizon and we’ve got a plan for a reboundary [of attendance areas] if those students arrive. The second path is, there is no new housing on the horizon, and we’ve got to plan to close two or three schools over the course of the next decade, and how are we going to solve that problem as a community? |
Tonight's edition of the Electric Compost Heap features several tracks from the latest album by Guided By Voices, Universe Room, released in February 2025. We'll also play new tunes from Anton Barbeau, Ty Segall, The Bug Club, and more. Lastly, the official color of this evening's show is Muddy. Hope you dig it.
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Mon, 05/12/2025 - 4:15pm | Ned
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