This event is open to all ages. Doors open at 7pm, showtime is 8. Tickets are available at ticketweb.com, and through the Ventura Theater box office. For more information call 805.653.0721, or see numbskullshows.com.

“Culture of Protest” airs Thursdays from 6-7pm on KCSB.

You can tune in to Poodle Radio live every Tuesday morning at 8:00.

The Marketplace of Ideas airs every Friday morning at 8:00.

EBBA’s goal is to make such broadside ballads fully accessible as texts, art, music, and cultural records of the period. About 8,000-10,000 English broadside ballads of the entire seventeenth-century survive. To capture the genre’s arch of development, EBBA seeks to archive all these printed ballads—with priority given to the black-letter ornamental broadside of the genre’s heyday—as well as all surviving sixteenth-century broadside ballads (about 250) and a representative sampling of broadside ballads of the early eighteenth century.

Dr. Fumerton was the recipient of the 2009 BSECS Digital Eighteenth Century Prize, awarded by the British Society for Eighteenth Century Studies in collaboration with JISC Collections, Gale Cengage Learning, Adam Matthews Digital, and Proquest.

Man Man will return to Santa Barbara on Sunday, September 5th, for a concert at SOhO with The Growlers, from Costa Mesa.

Honus discusses: the influence of surrealist filmmaker Alejandro Jodorowsky on Man Man’s work; the band’s theatrical approach to performing; life in a Philadelphia that produced predecessors like Noam Chomsky and Sun Ra’s Arkestra collective; forthcoming records by Man Man and a Honus Honus side project with Nick Thorburn of Islands; and the deeper meaning of a New York-to-Philadelphia “Chinatown bus” ride.

Special thanks to Ace Fu Records and Anti- Records for permission to podcast the four Man Man tracks included in Monday’s program.

“The Freak Power Ticket” airs Mondays from 11am-noon on KCSB.

The winner will be awarded a cash prize of $150 for their design. (The 2009 contest winner is pictured here.) A vote of KCSB programmers at our fall staff meeting determines the top t-shirt design. Starting this year KCSB will also feature many of the design submissions that did not make the final cut but still distinguish KCSB.

Original art must be between 8 1/2” x 11” and 11” x 17”. Adobe Illustrator, Photoshop, or tiff files are preferred (300 dpi). Submissions must include “KCSB 91.9 FM,” “www.kcsb.org” and imagery that represents the entirety of community radio. Try to encompass KCSB as a whole, not just specific genres. There is a three-color limit.

Email submissions to general.manager@kcsb.org, or bring your artwork to KCSB’s main office beneath Storke Tower (room 1055) by our 5pm deadline on October 11th. Please contact KCSB at (805) 893-3757 or email info@kcsb.org with any questions.

The smash series ends tonight with the 1950s science-fiction/horror classic, Creature from the Black Lagoon, which features the infamous “Gill-man” and location shooting in Santa Barbara County.

KCSB is a media supporter of “Monsters! Classic Horror Films from Universal Pictures.”
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Each Wednesday night at 730pm (“Weird Wednesdays”), Arts & Lectures will host screenings in UCSB’s Campbell Hall. Campus presentations of these Universal horror films from the 1930s through the 1950s are being paired with the “Courthouse Movie Series,” which will host free outdoor showings of the same films, each subsequent Friday evening at 830pm (“Frightening Fridays”) at the County Courthouse Sunken Garden in downtown Santa Barbara (where guests are invited to bring blankets, lawn chairs, and refreshments).

The lineup features:

• Dracula (July 7 & 9)
• Frankenstein (July 14 & 16)
• The Wolf Man (July 21 & 23)
• Bride of Frankenstein (July 28 & 30)
• The Invisible Man (August 4 only)
• The Mummy (August 11 & 13)
• The Phantom of the Opera (August 18 & 20)
• The Creature of the Black Lagoon (August 25 & 27).

The County Courthouse is at 1100 Anacapa St. KCSB is a media supporter of A&L’s Summer Cinema.

For more information go to artsandlectures.ucsb.edu, or call 805.893.3535.