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KCSB Orientation Meeting
Tuesday, September 30, 2008
6 p.m.
Under Storke Tower, UCSB campus
Call (805) 893-3757 for more information
Interview with Matt Gonzalez Ellen McClure
Ralph Nader’s VP running mate on presidential election issues
Hiroshima survivors at UC Regents meeting
Students and survivors urge UC to stop nuclear weapons research
Reporters: Jordan Katz, Cathy Murillo
Ralph Nader & Matt Gonzalez
Campaign Stop at UCSB
Sunday, Sept 28, 3 p.m., Corwin Pavilion, UCSB
On Monday, September 29th, KCSB and Club Mercy present Carpark recording artists Beach House, live at Muddy Waters Cafe in downtown Santa Barbara. A “dream-pop” indie duo from Baltimore, Maryland, Beach House shares the bill with two other groups: Lazarus, from San Francisco, and Watercolor Paintings, from Santa Barbara, California.
Muddy Waters Café is at 508 East Haley Street, in downtown Santa Barbara. Showtime is 8pm. For tickets to this all-ages concert, or for more information, go to clubmercy.com or call 805.966.9328.
Then, on Tuesday, September 30th, KCSB and Club Mercy team up again for a concert by the renowned reggae and dancehall musical artist Barrington Levy. Hailing from Clarendon, Jamaica, Levy will be performing at SOhO Restaurant and Nightclub, which as at 1221 State Street, #205. Showtime is 930pm. Tickets for this 21-and-over event can be purchased at the SOhO box office or online at clubmercy.com.
KCSB Associate News Director Jordan Katz interviews Helene Schneider, Santa Barbara City Councilmember and former president of the Santa Barbara Women’s Political Committee, on presidential politics and feminism.
Headlines: UC students respond to state budget, launch voter registration drive; Carpinteria teachers evaluate school district administrators
Interview with Eric Cardenas Cathy Murillo
New group SB County Ag Futures Alliance aims to resolve agriculture’s environmental and social issues
Resignation of South African President Thabo Mbeki Harry Lawton
Ted Coe, host of “The Freak Power Ticket” (Mondays, 9-11am, summer 2008) writes, “Brett Morgen’s Chicago 10 is an unique cinematic mashup: one part deadly-serious political documentary, another part trippy and iconoclastic animated docudrama. Throw in an anachronistic soundtrack — ranging from symphonic movie music to Rage Against the Machine, Billy Preston to Eminem, Black Sabbath to the Beastie Boys — and you’d think the filmmakers would have had a hit on their hands on the college/midnight movie circuit. But for various reasons an Opening-Night Premiere at the 2007 Sundance Film Festival didn’t translate into theatrical success: the film largely came and went upon its release in the spring of 2008.
The DVD market gives some quality movies a second life, however. Perhaps the late-August release of Chicago 10 on video will help it find new audiences around the country. What’s more, Chicago 10 is scheduled for a free-TV debut on PBS’s Independent Lens feature film series this October 22nd. Its story revisits the events surrounding the Democratic National Convention of 1968 in Chicago — a site of mass demonstrations against the Vietnam War and violence caused by police and state officials — and the subsequent trial of 8 dissident organizers on charges of conspiracy to incite riot across state lines and violations of the 1968 anti-riot act. Continue reading ‘“The Freak Power Ticket” Spotlights “Chicago 10″ (including interview with filmmaker Brett Morgen and more)’
Freak Power Ticket on Chicago 10 Part 1 [51:44m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (170) Freak Power Ticket on Chicago 10 Part 2 [56:35m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download (143)UCSB men’s soccer takes on #21 Evansville tonight at Harder Stadium. KCSB’s Tyler Adair and John Greely bring you the action starting with a pre-game at 6:45 for the 7:00 game. The broadcast can be heard on KCSB 91.9 FM in Santa Barbara or on the webcast!
Starting Monday 9/29, You can also hear recaps, previews, interviews, and sound-clips for all Gaucho athletics on Gaucho Sports Spot every Monday & Friday at 5:15pm and Wednesdays at 5pm on KCSB 91.9 FM. Wednesday 9/24 marks the last summer show if you can’t wait that long, and that will start at 5:15.
On Saturday, September 27th, the Presidio Motel hosts this year’s Jill of All Trades women’s crafts, art, fashion, food, and music faire, an event for crafty ladies to showcase their creations. Jill of All Trades’ September 27th proceedings begin at 11am and conclude at 7pm, and the day is free and open to the public.
Event curators are accepting free submissions from interested artists and vendors until September 1st. Application guidelines can be found at thepresidiomotel.com.
The Presidio Motel is at 1620 State Street in midtown Santa Barbara. For more information contact the Presidio at (805) 963-1355. KCSB is a proud sponsor of this event.
On Thursday, September 25th, Nederlander Presents The Raconteurs, live in concert at The Santa Barbara Bowl, with their special guests, The Kills.
The Raconteurs is a rock quartet with Jack White, of The White Stripes, and solo artist Brendan Benson fronting the band, along with the rhythm section of the garage-rock revivalist group, The Greenhornes. The Raconteurs released a well-reviewed sophomore album, “Consolers of the Lonely,” in early spring and have been on the road ever since. The evening opens with the bluesy post-punk music of The Kills, a duo from London, England.
Tickets are now available at the UCSB Associated Students Ticket Office and at all Ticketmaster outlets. Showtime is 7pm. For more information, go to sbbowl.com. This event is sponsored by KCSB.
On Sunday, September 21st, Club Mercy and KCSB present Suicide Squeeze recording artists These Arms Are Snakes, live in concert at Muddy Waters Café.
These Arms Are Snakes, from Seattle, Washington, will share the bill with sBAch, which features Spencer Seim (guitarist for the Nevada City group Hella), and Ventura band Le Meu Le Purr.
Showtime is 8pm. Muddy Waters Café is at 508 East Haley Street, in downtown Santa Barbara. For tickets to this all-ages event, or for more information, go to clubmercy.com or call (805) 966-9328.
