Category: shows

A unique program of French music all in French. The next best thing to sitting at a sidewalk café in Paris. Less expensive too!

An hour of classical music with background information.

An audio magazine addressing international news and newspapers editorials. Every issue also includes a focus on a specific country: cuisine, beverages, cinema, literature and appropriate music.

Dead Air – The Grateful Dead in concert and in the studio from 1965 – 1995. Cory Daniels shares quality selections from legendary live concerts, rare highlights, and fine studio releases. Occasional guest appearances include: photographers, authors, and musicians who are closely related to the band. Cory Daniels, born and raised in the Gem State, won the Idaho State Broadcasters Association Award for Best Personality.

Le Show is a syndicated public radio show hosted by satirist Harry Shearer. The program is a hodgepodge of satirical news commentary, music, and sketch comedy. Shearer, an impressionist known for his voice work on The Simpsons, writes the sketches and usually performs all the voices.

That Got Me Thinking is a popular weekly radio show hosted by Ellie Newman. Part Fresh Air, Part On Being, every week, nationally renowned guests talking about science, global activism, art, lifestyle and business. Local radio putting the world in focus.Get curious, get thinking, get listening.

Democracy Now is an hour-long news show hosted by journalists Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez. The show combines news reporting, interviews, investigative journalism and political commentary with an eye toward documenting social movements, struggles for justice and effects of American foreign policy. Democracy Now is broadcast worldwide.

Floydian Slip Is a weekly, one- hour syndicated radio program featuring the music of British rock band Pink Floyd.

The Better Than The Alarm Clock Show, AKA The BTTAC, gets your morning in motion with the best of indie, classic, and progressive rock, reggae, soul, and blues music. Beginning at 7AM each Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, the BTTAC starts you off gently and slowly increases the tempo until 9 o’clock. Enjoy your wake up time and let the BTTAC give your day proper perspective!

“Truckin’ Down The Golden Road” explores all genres of music that stem from the diverse catalog of The Grateful Dead. We discover musicians that are influenced by The Grateful Dead’s music and musicians who are similar to The Dead. Music genres range from rock, folk, country, bluegrass, reggae, and soul. Although Jerry Garcia left the world in 1995, his music still lives on and his musical style is being spread to musicians young and old. The Dead’s music has been around for over 50 years and is still being played today. “Truckin’ Down The Golden Road” goes beyond music, as we tell the story behind the music being played. Each artist and each song is hand picked to unravel a theme of sorts that represents the influence of The Grateful Dead to the music world. As Jerry Garcia said, “If you get confused, listen to the music play…”.