Today’s newscast includes a preview of Tuesday’s MoveOn.org anit-war event in downtown Santa Barbara, a California Dreams report from Hannah-Beth Jackson, and local announcements.
Monthly Archive for August, 2007
On Wednesday, August 29th, KCSB sponsors Numbskull Productions’ presentation of Hellcat Records artists, Horrorpops. The Danish psychobilly group will be performing with The Briggs, and Steve E. Nix and the Cute Lepers (frontman for The Briefs) at the all-ages Alpine, which is at 1954 Goodyear Ave., in Ventura. Doors open at 630pm. This is an all-ages event. For tickets and more information, go to numbskullshows.com.
On Saturday, September 1st, Club Mercy Productions and KCSB-FM present Rockabilly Hall of Fame member Wanda Jackson. Jackson, billed by some as the “Queen of Rockabilly,” will be performing with The Cash Prophets, 13 Stars, and Rocksville, at Velvet Jones, which is at 423 State Street. Doors open at 8pm. Admission is for 21 and over only. For tickets and more information, go to myspace.com/clubmercy.
Today’s broadcast includes a quick Zaca Fire update, a preview of the pro-choice Great American Write-in, a Tech News Update, and an interview with KCSB’s Ted Coe about the 805 Summer Mix Teen Concert Series.
Staff and teens from a collaborative group of local agencies, including KCSB-FM, have worked together to organize two FREE “805 Summer Mix” concerts, to bring the community’s youth together in a positive way this August! They invite area teens to bring their blankets and lawn chairs to enjoy some great music and the company of other Santa Barbara youths—all at the beautiful Sunken Gardens of the Santa Barbara Courthouse!
Saturday, August 25th, from 12noon-6pm, brings the 805 Summer Mix Music Festival, which will feature a variety of music from hip hop to pop to indie rock. The artists performing during the day include local teens, Tigers in the City, hip-hop with Terminal, and Sound in Color artist, Blu, and indie rock with Slow Dance Records’ Kissing Tigers, The Happy Hollows, and The Henry Clay People (the last 4 acts all being from Los Angeles, but 2 of them with roots in Santa Barbara). Games and food and beverages will be on site as well as representatives from organizations with information on their youth programs.
Saturday, August 18th, featured the 805 Summer Mix Hip Hop Concert from 5-8pm, with the artists Aidge of The Aesthetics Crew, Inner City Dwellers, Spirit, and headliner Aloe Blacc (of Stones Throw Records, formerly of Emanon).
These all-ages concerts are free and open to the public. The Santa Barbara County Courthouse Sunken Gardens are on Anapamu between Anacapa and Santa Barbara Streets.
For more information please call Teen Programs at 805-882-1235 or visit the event website at myspace.com/805summermix.
Today’s broadcast includes: Zak Koretz with Global Headlines, Cathy Murillo with fire updates, and Hannah-Beth Jackson’s California Report (which can be found at 15:10 minutes into the show).
Our newscast today included a Zaca Fire update (a 13-minute interview with fire information officer Larry Comerford) and a story by Zak Koretz about a teen concert series offered Aug 18 and 25. Listen now!
ZacaUpdateAug17 [13:34m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (93) TeenConcerts [1:36m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (91)Today’s news broadcast includes Zaca Fire updates (Zak Koretz reports on injuries to firefighters; county officials tell people not to panic when they see smoke plumes), Hannah-Beth Jackson debuts her California Report, and Jennifer Stroh of Citizens Planning Foundation encourages people to get involved in land-use planning issues.
The following is an announcement from Santa Barbara County Fire officials, dated Tuesday, August 14th, 2007:
People looking north from the Santa Barbara area will see a huge, towering column of smoke. This column results from active burning on the Zaca Fire. The actively burning area is in the Judell and Logan canyon areas, which are located approximately 25 miles away from the south coast urban area. The fire is burning away from the South Coast and represents no threat to these communities. Residents can expect to see more of these columns as the interior of this fire continues to burn for the next week or more.
KCSB News recorded the August 12 press conference hosted by Zaca Fire officials and the County of Santa Barbara. Speakers describe fire-fighting strategies. Back-burning operations are expected to be launched the evening of August 13. Fire authorities are holding press briefings daily at 12:30 p.m. Stay tuned to KCSB for regular updates. Listen to Sunday’s press conference. Thanks to Elizabeth Robinson and Zak Koretz for help in production.
