The Link Between Affordable Healthcare and the Climate Crisis

12 January, 2021

KCSB News and Sports · The Link Between Affordable Healthcare and the Climate Crisis

A study by UCSB researchers have found that there is a strong link between improving healthcare and reducing carbon emissions. KCSB’s Mylee Sumoge has a report.

Posted in Current affairs, Health & science, News, National & international

A Conversation with Nick Kinsey of Connie Cunningham and The Creeps

24 Oct, 2023

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KCSB-FM’s Internal Music Director, Marion Suchowiecky, sat down with Nick Kinsey. Kinsey’s newest project, Going, Going, Gone – The Rare Recordings of Connie Cunningham and the Creeps Vol. I, was released under Earth Libraries, and was recorded in his Hudson Valley home. This record has a distinctly nostalgic sound- it […]

2023 T-Shirt Design Contest!

16 Oct, 2023

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COMPETITION GUIDELINES Original artwork Design must include “KCSB-FM 91.9” AND “KCSB.ORG” 3-color limit “11” x “17” or “8.5” x “11” JPG or PNG at 300 DPI Submitted by November 27, 2023 SUBMIT HERE

Portola 2023 Recap and Review

12 Oct, 2023

blog/featured/music reviews/show reviews

words by Yasmeen Tsipena Photo courtesy of Portola Music Festival Six months ago I let my roommate convince me to buy a 300 dollar ticket to a music festival I had never heard of. The 21+ electronic music festival took place the weekend of September 30th on the vast lot […]

Buddy Guy at the Hollywood Bowl

11 Sep, 2023

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Our Internal Music Director, Marion, made her way to the heart of Los Angeles to see American blues legend, Buddy Guy, take the Hollywood Bowl. Keep reading for her recap and review. Words by: Marion Suchowiecky It is difficult to overstate the influence of the blues on American music. If […]

Music Library Reccomendations Vol. 2

27 Nov, 2023

at the station/blog/featured/music

Words by Ryan Tabib (Music Librarian 23’24’) KCSB’s music library is a holy grail for finding forgotten and underground albums but also an archive of some of the best parts of the slowly dying medium of CDs: art and liner notes. So to show some of our collection off, I […]

☆Native American Heritage Month Playlist☆

25 Nov, 2023

blog/featured/music

The KCSB-FM Music Department is celebrating Native American Heritage Month! As students living and learning on occupied Chumash land, it is especially important to celebrate and learn about the traditions and living legacy of Native Americans in the United States. We have put our heads together to bring you some […]

November Add of the Month: “Wallsocket” by Underscores

25 Nov, 2023

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Words by: Bella Genolio For November’s add of the month, KCSB’s External Music Director, Bella Genolio, highlights the album “Wallsocket” by underscores Wallsocket, MI is a rural midwestern town rich in history and community. Historically, Wallsocket was a highly profitable area for horse breeders and ranchers due to its vast […]