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Tools for Change, Africa

by Mathilde Rand and Laurie Corn | Apr 15, 2019 | All Talk, Arts & Culture, Exploring Monterey Bay

Pierre Yamleowo Balma and James Vermilyer of Tools for Change, Africa share their work to deliver tools to African countries, including Burkina Faso and the Republic of Congo while supporting positive change in those countries. Mathilde Rand hosts and Elie Mabanza...

Jan Harwood – Gun Violence

by Mathilde Rand and Laurie Corn | Apr 11, 2019 | First Person Singular, Local, Politics

Jan Harwood and the Grannies share their ideas on gun violence.

KSQD Presents The Mermen Album Release Party

by Rachel Goodman | Apr 10, 2019 | All Music, Station News

You're invited to the MERMEN record release plus screening of Grant Washburn's film, LOST AND FOUND - The film archives of Greg Noll. Presented by KSQD 90.7 FM Santa Cruz On Friday, May 17th, KSQD 90.7 Santa Cruz, presents The Mermen in concert for the release of...

KSQD is Hiring Underwriting Reps

by Rachel Goodman | Apr 9, 2019 | Station News

Do you want to help KSQD get business sponsors? Are you connected to our business community? Great position for someone who wants to make a difference in community radio and has sales experience. Generous commission, friendly colleagues. Apply here:...

Alan Ritch -Curry Church

by Mathilde Rand and Laurie Corn | Apr 8, 2019 | Arts & Culture, First Person Singular

Alan Ritch asks, "Have you seen a splash in the wave?"

Pledge Drive Starts April 29-Sign up to Help

by Rachel Goodman | Apr 5, 2019 | Station News, Updates

Join the Call-a-Mari-thon April 29-May 5. Goal: $10,000 in 7 days. We got on the air. Now help us STAY on the air. Help K-Squid grow! Sign up to answer phones and take pledges from your fellow listeners in support of KSQD, Community Radio. Sign up here:...

Recovery from Serious Mental Illness & NAMI

by State of Mind | Apr 5, 2019 | All Talk, State of Mind, Wellness

Ep #5: One man tells his harrowing story about how his life as a college student was derailed by mental illness and how he found his way to recovery and back to a life he loves living. Learn about the support, education and advocacy programs the National Alliance on Mental Health (NAMI) has to offer to those with mental illness and those that love them.

Talk of the Bay-Climate Changes and Youth Activists

by Rachel Goodman | Apr 5, 2019 | All Talk, Local, Outdoors, Politics

Listen as Rachel Anne Goodman interviews youth from the climate action movement working to galvanize school boards across the country to demand action on climate change. Also, what are Santa Cruz and Capitola doing about sea level rise? Youth Call Climate Change a...

Jason Scorse – What It Means To Be Human

by Mathilde Rand and Laurie Corn | Apr 4, 2019 | Arts & Culture, First Person Singular, Wellness

Jason Scorse looks at what it means to be human today.

Favian – SchoolDay

by Mathilde Rand and Laurie Corn | Apr 3, 2019 | Arts & Culture, First Person Singular

Favian tells us what he did while he was waiting for the school bus.

When Wildfire Comes to Santa Cruz

by Jean Kratzer | Apr 1, 2019 | All Talk, Arts & Culture, Exploring Monterey Bay, Local, Outdoors

For thousands of years fire was an ally and essential to the health of the land. Did we refuse to understand?

Karen Solomon – Twins

by Mathilde Rand and Laurie Corn | Apr 1, 2019 | Arts & Culture, First Person Singular

Karen Solomon shares the wisdom of twindom.

Nuovi Venti Saxophone Quartet

by Michael Tanner | Mar 31, 2019 | All Music, Jazz

In the first hour of the March 28 Jazz Tracks program, the Nuovi Venti Saxophone Quartet will be featured. The music and interview of Elias Gilbert, Joshua Doyon, Sage Liem, and Emily Daniels-Flechtner was recorded in Michael Tanner’s studio, (actually the dining room...