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19. Increasing Access to Lifesaving C-Sections in Bihar

Fri, 10/03/2025 - 5:30pm | Dr. Shaikh

Too little, too late. And too much, too soon. This and the next episode are about the c-section paradox: the rising rates of medically unnecessary C-sections globally and the underuse of c-sections when they are really needed. Hear about the complex interplay of factors that come into play for a birthing mother not getting a c-section when it's medically needed, and how this causes medical problems or death in mothers and newborns. Abha Mehndiratta discusses an initiative in the state of Bihar, India to increase access to medically necessary c-sections at resource-constrained public hospitals.

Mapping Healthcare playlist for 10/03/2025

Hello Awkward on Listening Lyrics, Oct. 3, 2025

Fri, 10/03/2025 - 5:10pm | Pieter Pastoor

This week on KDRT!

In 2021, three middle-schoolers from Davis came together to form a band — and Hello Awkward was born! Fast-forward to today, and these young musicians are making serious noise. Meet Benjamin Brothers on lead guitar and vocals, Andrew Whang on percussion, and Atticus Yum on bass. In the KDRT studio this week on Listening Lyrics, they shine not just as rising musical talents, but as thoughtful, funny, and grounded young people with a clear sense of purpose.

Their love of music and life fills the airwaves, making this hour one you won’t want to miss. Tune in to KDRT for an unforgettable session with Hello Awkward — where youth, talent, and heart take center stage!

Birthdays! (Oct 3rd, 2025)

Fri, 10/03/2025 - 4:10pm | Eddy Owt

On this edition of The Audio Ecotone,  we celebrate the 21st birthdays of KDRT and your humble host. (Note: One of those ages is a lie.) In the show's longstanding tradition (of a single year) we're partying with tunes from the Hot 100 from this week in 1965, with choice hits from The Beau Brummels, Edwin Starr, Charlie Rich, Paul Revere and the Raiders and Sonny and Cher. Yes, on this week in 1965, Sonny and Cher and four songs on the Billboard Hot 100, more than the Beatles (3), the Rolling Stones (1) and Bob Dylan (2). 

And though it's the end of our Fall FUNdraiser drive, it's never too late to show your love and support for the station. Go to https://kdrt.org/support to find out how. And if you already donated during the fundraiser, a very big and warm THANK YOU for helping to keep us on the air!

The Audio Ecotone playlist for 10/03/2025
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