Divine Intervention comes to a listening device near you on Fridays at 6 p.m. Pacific. Turn it up for new music from Art D'Ecco, Hemlock, The Residents, The Tubs, Throwing Muses... a track or two from Goddess of the Month Dana Gillespie... a belated-birthday, post-performance Bevis Frond feast... assorted old faves... and Vinyl Vespers, of course. It's all here for you on KDRT 95.7 fm | KDRT.org — streaming thereafter on the podcast apps.
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On this week's edition of Divine Intervention, hear the latest releases from Califone, Delivery, FACS, The Murder Capital, Prison, Black Viiolet, The Velveteers... two tunes from our Goddess of the Month, Dana Gillespie... a Vinyl Vespers track... Friday at 6 p.m. Pacific on KDRT 95.7 fm | KDRT.org... always streaming via your favorite podcast apps.
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Today The News Cycle focuses on celebrating mothers for Mothers’ Day. We have a conversation with Sheryl Soucy-Lubell and Liz Green-Davis, the moms of our new host and producers of the show. Then, Boyeon Choi covers the experiences of teachers who are mothers.
Hosted and produced by Maya Davis and Maggie Lubell. Package by Boyeon Choi. Music by Daniel Ruiz Jimenez.
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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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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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This week on Listening Lyrics, I threw caution to the wind and handed over the keys—well, the playlist—to none other than Ray Keck (pictured), a Davis legend and music maestro in disguise.
Ray didn’t just walk into the studio—he stormed it with a playlist so good, I briefly questioned my own musical taste. (Don’t worry, I recovered.)
And behind the mic? Ray was smoother than a jazz sax solo at midnight. The guy was born for radio—I'm pretty sure his voice came with built-in reverb.
Thanks for gracing us with your presence, Ray, and for not hijacking the station entirely. We’ll keep your chair warm.
P.S. This is our fund-raising week, and wouldn't you know it? Ray contributed so he could receive his own special KDRT T-shirt.
www.kdrt.org/donate
Check out the playlist.
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