Station Archive
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Jessica Malone in the KDRT studio interview - Jan 11th, 2019Fri, 01/11/2019 - 5:05pm | Pieter PastoorWe interviewed Jessica Malone about her new album "Jessica Malone Live" playing some songs from the CD and also she performed a few live for us. Jessica Malone is an award winning singer/ songwriter who was raised in the tall mountains of far northern California. Her original music evokes a sense of wanderlust, self-discovery, positivity and moving forward. On Jessica's latest release, "The Waiting Hours" EP, drums, upright bass, violin, acoustic & electric guitar accompany her powerful and soothing vocals. Her raw and unfiltered approach to folk/ Americana songwriting creates music that will take you back in time, while her heartfelt lyrics will keep you rooted in the present. |
A Constant Grin for 2:00pm on Jan 11th, 2019Fri, 01/11/2019 - 2:35pm | Chris MussenLong ignored mayday wind as my own forest lie |
Cowboy Tracks for 1:00pm on Jan 11th, 2019Fri, 01/11/2019 - 2:05pm | Nancy Flagg”Playing Favorites, Part 2.” In this 2nd installment, Nancy plays more of her favorite western songs and cowboy poems from the Cowboy Tracks 2018 catalog of shows. They’re all great selections to be savored again and again! |
Independent and Local for 11:00am on Jan 11th, 2019Fri, 01/11/2019 - 12:05pm | Sam Hawk |
Meraki Radio for 8:00am on Jan 11th, 2019Fri, 01/11/2019 - 9:05am | Alison B |
Live Tracks for 7:00pm on Jan 10th, 2019Thu, 01/10/2019 - 9:05pm | Jim Buchanan |
Na Mele O Hawai'i for 3:00pm on Jan 10th, 2019Thu, 01/10/2019 - 5:05pm | Beth Post |
A Mix of Music for 2:00pm on Jan 10th, 2019Thu, 01/10/2019 - 3:05pm | DJ Dave |
Scott Love On AirThu, 01/10/2019 - 2:05pm | Lois Richter Speaking about the Yolo County Library in general and current programs in specific, Regional Supervisor Scott Love again joins Lois for an hour of talk. Printed books are not the only things at the Library these days. Digital books (that is, files you read on your own computer or tablet) have expanded the range of materials that libraries can offer by cutting down on the expenses associated with physical objects. No more staff time checking things out and in, no more reshelving, no more shipping books across the county, and no having to find more shelf space over the years. AND, since digital "e-books" are rented instead of purchased, the library can have a dozen copies of a very popular new book but then cut back the number of copies as requests for that title wanes.
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