Computer Man! Your tech questions answered: December 31 episode
Tuesdays from 6-7pm, Luigi Oppido serves as your Computer Man. He presents the latest tech info you can use and answers calls and questions about PCs, MACs, smart phones, digital hardware and software of all sorts, as well as everything you need to know to swat back...
FirstPersonSingular: Olga Cossi – New Year
The late Olga Cossi once wrote what the New Year meant to her and it is still valid for many of us today. Photo courtesy of Anna Shvets.
The Tower of Song Presents Its New Year’s Programming
This broadcast is now available for listening just in time for New Year's Day on the “Archived Musical Essays” webpage, along with the corresponding playlist on the “Program Playlists” webpage, located on the Tower of Song website at revradiotowerofsong.com. Be sure...
Musical Migrations with Dr. Julio and Mike Mannix: Thursdays 10pm-Midnight
Migrate through a world of sound with co-hosts, Dr. Julio and Mike Mannix, every Thursday 10pm-Midnight. So many ways to listen! Tune your radio dial to 89.5, 89.7 in South Monterey Bay Area or 90.7 FM in Santa Cruz. Stream from anywhere in the world...
Under the Moon: Alternating Mondays 10pm-midnight
Join me, Melissa Martine, Under the Moon, every other Monday, 10pm-Midnight, where we’ll jam out in the dark. Together we’ll dance and chill to a diverse mix of music–from House, Reggae, Latin, Electronic and so much more. So many ways to listen! Tune your radio dial...
Laurie Corn, Sally Grey and Alan Ritch – First Person Singular Program
On Monday, December 30 host Mathilde Rand was in conversation with Alan Ritch, Sally Grey, and Laurie Corn, longtime contributors to First Person Singular, which is a 2-minute commentary program on KSQD. The conversation revolved around their inspirations, writing...
What’s Up at the Henry Miller Memorial Library?
On Talk of the Bay Monday at 5:30 pm, Magnus Toren, Director of the Henry Miller Memorial Library since 1993 shares his vision of the past, present and future of the Henry Miller Library: The place where nothing happens. Learn more about this cultural resource center...
Letting the Silence Speak with Lisa Rigge
Our guest today is Lisa Rigge, IASD regional rep for the Bay Area and also Haden Institute graduate. We talk about collaging and also about IASD vs Haden dreamwork approaches. We start with ideas around collaging to find meaning from our dreams and in particular, the...
FirstPersonSingular: Laurie Corn – FPS
Laurie Corn says, "90 seconds? It is easy"
The Tower of Song Presents New Year’s Programming
The Tower of Song will be presenting its annual New Year's programming, with the Orphic Essay-with-Soundtrack series, “The New Year & Rebirth In Archaic Myth & Ritual.” Tune in at 12 AM, December 30, and hear the Gypsy Scholar, in anticipation of New Year's...
Computer Man! Your tech questions answered: December 24 episode.
Tuesdays from 6-7pm, Luigi Oppido serves as your Computer Man. He presents the latest tech info you can use and answers calls and questions about PCs, MACs, smart phones, digital hardware and software of all sorts, as well as everything you need to know to swat back...
Combating the Colonial World: Indigenous Rap and the Power of Lyrics on The Sunday Dinner with DJ Dupsie
Local artist and activist RicoR joins Sunday Dinner once again for a dialogue about decolonization, identity, and Native American/Indigenous rap music. We let the music do the talking and the messages speak for themselves! RicoR is a DIY Recording Artist/ specialist...
FirstPersonSingular: Jason Scorse – Racist Legacy
Jason Scorse reminds us of our racist legacy. Photo courtesy of Kelly.
FirstPersonSinular: Alan Ritch – Mackenzies
Alan Ritch wishes the MacKenzie Family a Sweet Retirement.
The Tower of Song Presents Winter Solstice/Christmas
Gypsy Scholar's Orphic Essay-with-Soundtrack for Christmas entitled: “The Winter Solstice & Yuletide Season & the Pagan Origins of Christmas: Reclaiming the Winter Holiday Season," is now ready for listening on the "Archived Musical Essays" webpage, along...
