KSQD-FM (Santa Cruz )
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KSQD audiences are well-informed about the issues affecting their lives. Listeners feel a sense of belonging through interacting with a station that is responsive to their needs and interests. Broadcasts are primarily live and local, volunteer-hosted and produced. KSQD facilitates quality local journalism, information, culture, and music. Differing views are aired respectfully. KSQD gives a voice to individuals, groups, issues and music that are underrepresented, a clear alternative to corporate media. KSQD will broadcast emergency alerts and updates. Source
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| Language | English |
| Country | United States of America |
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Search ArticlesWhat A Week “Get Your Ossoff” Edition, for July 18th, with Guest Host Ray Richmond…
Simpson’s biographer, critic, playwright and “Raw Story” columnist Ray Richmond joins Erik Nelson for a look at the week that was, and wasn’t. The “Big Speech” (which wasn’t), sartorial appearances lectures from “Pee Wee Herman” Goering (which were), and, most definitely was, Fighting Democrat (for the moment) Jon Ossoff tears a new one off a hapless political appointee.
Sustainability Now! Sunday, July 19th: The Santa Cruz Mountains Stewardship Network With Dylan Skybrook, Network Manager
On Sustainability Now! Sunday, July 19th from 5-6 PM The Santa Cruz Mountains cover more than 1,000 square miles of the Central California Coast, running from just south of San Francisco all the way down to the Salinas Valley. The region has been actively stewarded for thousands of years by indigenous people and is a place of significant cultural, biological, and environmental diversity which supports many native plant and animal species found nowhere else on Earth.
FirstPersonSingular: Andy Stusser – Plastics (Environment)
The Tower of Song Presents “Independence Day 2026, Part 1″ Update: The extended broadcast of Part 1 of the Independence Day Orphic Essay-with-Soundtrack is now available for listening on the ... Journalist and author, Alison Van Diggelen Enjoy Andrew Schoneberg’s lively conversation with Alison Van Diggelen. She’s a journalist and interviewer for the BBC, PRX, and other ...
The Tower of Song Presents “Independence Day 2026, Part 1″
Update: The extended broadcast of Part 1 of the Independence Day Orphic Essay-with-Soundtrack is now available for listening on the “Archived Musical Essays” webpage, along with the playlist on the “Program Playlist” page, of the Tower of Song website at revradiotowerofsong.com.
FirstPersonSingular: Robert de Freitas – Image vs Reality
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Community Event Exploring a Tender Vision of Black Brotherhood with Director Aaron Johnson
KSQD 90.7 FM Santa Cruz Community Event Exploring a Tender Vision of Black Brotherhood with Director Aaron Johnson 00:00 / 50:42 Embed Download file | Play in new window | Duration: 50:42 | On KSQD’s Talk of the Bay, host Cheryl Williams interviewed filmmaker Aaron Johnson about his short film Dark and Tender. The film explores the prejudices and stereotypes that Black men face and the ways those experiences can shape identity, relationships, and community.
Journalist and author, Alison Van Diggelen
Journalist and author, Alison Van Diggelen Enjoy Andrew Schoneberg’s lively conversation with Alison Van Diggelen. She’s a journalist and interviewer for the BBC, PRX, and other ... Conflicting Allegiance in the Genovese Palace KSQD's Monday Night at the Opera features Simon Boccanegra by Giuseppe Verdi with José Carreras, Mirella Freni, Piero Cappuccilli, Nicolai ...
Dreams Helped her Escape a Spiritual Cult with Priya Hutner
The Dream Journal Dreams Helped her Escape a Spiritual Cult with Priya Hutner Apple Podcasts RSS Spotify YouTube Download file | Play in new window | Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | RSS | Spotify | YouTube Author, chef, and literary arts advocate Priya Hutner joins The Dream Journal to share how a series of vivid nightmares helped her recognize that it was time to leave the spiritual cult she grew up in.
Conflicting Allegiance in the Genovese Palace
KSQD’s Monday Night at the Opera features Simon Boccanegra by Giuseppe Verdi with José Carreras, Mirella Freni, Piero Cappuccilli, Nicolai Ghiarov, and Joé Van Damm, 7 to 10 p.m., July 13. Intrigue in the Doge’s Palace in Genoa involving a pirate leader, rebel forces, and a beautiful love interest with mysterious parentage.
FirstPersonSingular: Steve Pleich – Natural World
Mathilde Rand: December of 2008, I became part of the First Person Singular Team at KUSP (at that point we were five). During the last months of KUSP in 2016, I was the last hold-out. Now I am providing the same 2-minute program at KSQD, Community Radio, because I wholeheartedly believe in giving community members a voice. I am also the treasurer at KSQD. LAURIE CORN: I am attracted to the process of reducing a meaningful story or opinion to 90 seconds.