Thanks to all of you who came out for the Sweethearts of the Radio event. It was a sold out success! Many thanks to the sposoring businesses in the communtiy: Lagunitas Brewery, Flower Power, Bovine Bakery, Palace Market and all of the many volunteers. A special thanks to the musicians!
Sunday, February 12
4:00 PM - Rhythm and Muse: Learnin' Kirven
Brian Kirven talks with Peruvian poet Luis Huerta
Monday, February 13
7:00 AM - CBC News: Day 6
7 am on weekdays and 5:30 am on Saturdays! KWMR adds the Canadian Broadcasting Corporation news programs, "Day 6" and "As It Happens." The schedule is:
Mondays, 7-8 am = Day 6
Tuesdays-Fridays, 7-8 am = As It Happens
Saturdays, 5:30-6:30 am = As It Happens
8:00 AM - Good Morning West Marin
At 9 am, Muriel Murch — producer of Letter From A. Broad — joins Susan in-studio.
12:00 PM - The Farm and Foodshed Report
Celebrating Marin Organic's recent Heart of Marin Award for Innovative programs with their groundbreaking school lunch program. Host Robin Carpenter will interview Executive Director Adrienne Baumann, and Organic School Lunch and Gleaning Program Manager Scott Davidson. They are joined by Miguel Villarreal, Director of Food Services of the Novato Unified School District. Miguel is an amazing innovator and visionary working in partnership with Marin Organic to create healthy school lunches.
1:00 PM - West Marin Matters: Post Carbon Radio
Bernie Stephan and Bing Gong interview Earth Doctor Reese Halter, a conservation biologist and author of The Insatiable Bark Beetle and The Incomparable Honey Bee and the Economics of Pollination. Dr. Halter's specialty is the study of forests threatened globally by climate change and bark beetles.
Dr. Reese's love of Nature began as a child. A springtime tree-planting ritual with his father became his passion. He knew from the time he was a child that he wanted to be an Earth Doctor and has university degrees in Physical Geography, Forest Resources and a PhD in eco-stress tree physiology from The University of Melbourne, Australia.
Tuesday, February 14
8:00 AM - Wake Up West Marin
Ann Gessert's final show. We will miss you, Ann - many thanks for all the years of music, survival tips, and conversations!
11:00 AM - Questing—Where Is the Path?
Tune in for a special Valentine's Day interview with Dr. Arlene Landau, author of Tragic Beauty: The Dark Side of Venus Aphrodite. Dr. Landau is a Jungian analyst and a mythology scholar whose early career in film and t.v. has given her a unique insight into the lives of women possessed by the archetype of physical beauty and seduction.
2:00 PM - What's New? Valentine's Day Special
Mia Johnson hosts a Valentine's Day special
Wednesday, February 15
5:00 PM - Open House: Election Series
Herb Kutchins hosts Andy Caffery, a candidate for California's new Congressional District 2.
5:34 PM - Epicenter: The Hidden World of Girls
Hosted by Tina Fey, and produced by Davia Nelson and Nikki Silva, the Peabody Award-winning Kitchen Sisters. From the dunes of the Sahara to a slumber party in Manhattan, from the dancehalls of Jamaica to a racetrack in Ramallah, Tina Fey takes us around the world into the secret life of girls and the women they become. Sound-rich, evocative, funny, and powerful - stories of coming of age, rituals and rites of passage, secret identities.
Thursday, February 16
10:00 AM - Turning Pages: Readings by Erik Bauersfeld
Episode 2 is short stories by Hans Christian Anderson - "The Naughty Boy" and "The Girl Who Trod Upon Bread" - and "Wakefield" by Nathaniel Hawthorne.
Monday, February 20
5:00 PM - New series! Moyers and Company
Political analysis with Bill Moyers and guests