Archive for March, 2010
No Alibis with David Roediger on Listening to Revolt: The Selected Writings of George P. Rawick
On this week’s No Alibis Elizabeth Robinson and Jordan Camp speak with University of Illinois Professor of History and African American Studies David Roediger about the recently published collection of writings by radical historian and Marxist sociologist George Rawick entitled Listening to Revolt: The Selected Writings of George P. Rawick, ed. [...]
KCSB Midday Headlines, March 31, 2010
* International conference has plan and funds to rebuild Haiti * Catholic Church and Pope under fire in Europe over sexual abuse * Obama says okay to drill for oil domestically, but not California * UCSB unions: AFSCME trying to take over CUE members Producer Cathy Murillo
A look at the new and improved Livewire in this week’s KCSBeat
In his latest KCSBeat column, Colin Marshall takes a look at the resurrection of Livewire, KCSB's very own zine. After having fallen out of publication for more than 15 years, it's been brought back to life with a whole new style by the current station staff:While the retro, do-it-yourself aesthetic is certainly inexpensive, it's also pretty [...]
A conversation with marketing writer and “Agent of Change” Seth Godin on the Marketplace of Ideas this week
This week on The Marketplace of Ideas, Colin Marshall talks to speaker, writer, blogger and entrepreneur Seth Godin. Having already built a large body of published work on the nature of ideas, how they're conceived, how they're spread and how they're executed, Godin has expanded his intellectual purview with his new book Linchpin. Extending the [...]
KCSB Community News, March 30, 2010
KCSB Spring Orientation: Get Involved with this community service radio station! * Interviews with KCSB student leaders about how to get involved with KCSB Community Radio. Associate News Director Daniel Alvarenga talks about our music and news training; Sports Director Miles Yim describes the sports program. Students and non-students are [...]
RadioIP: Beth Yeager and Educational Achievement
Intents & Purposes Radio with Levi and Tim, Tuesday, March 30, 2010: Public education in the U.S. is going through a crisis: Here in California the controversial High School Exit exam has been accused of disadvantaging females and minorities. Dr. Beth Yeager, director of the Center for Literacy & Inquiry in Networking Communities at UC Santa [...]
KCSB Spring Orientation: Wednesday March 31, 2010 at 6pm
KCSB is having its quarterly Orientation meeting. This Wednesday, Martch 31st at 6:00 p.m. outside the KCSB Station (located under Storke Tower on the UCSB Campus). Come if you are interested in becoming a Music DJ, News Reporter, Sportscaster, behind-the-scenes volunteer, or just want to become a part of a loving community. No previous experience [...]
KCSB Midday Headlines, March 26, 2010
* Violence erupts as Sudan elections approach * Haiti recovery: a radio station is rebuilt * Lesbian denied prom: school violated Constance McMillen's rights * SB School Board changes GATE program to Honors * NanoDay at SB Museum of Natural History Producer Cathy Murillo
Interview: Jim Ellinger on Haiti Community Radio
Ellinger just returned from Haiti where he was part of an AMARC team that rebuilt a rural Haitian radio station, Radyo Zetwal Peyizan, in Fondwa. In conversation with Elizabeth Robinson on KCSB's "No Alibis", he describes current conditions in Port au Prince as well as in the countryside. For more info, go to AMARC.org.
KCSB Midday Headlines, March 25, 2010
Listen Every Weekday at 12 noon * International enviro group wants to halt massive dam in Ethiopia * UC student leaders address Regents regarding racial intolerance Producer Cathy Murillo
