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PO Box 1262 - 11431 State Route   One, Suite 1, Pt. Reyes Station, CA 94956

 

 

 

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"The West Marin Report"

is on hiatus as of

July 5,2010.

What do you want from local news on KWMR? Please send your thoughts and ideas to amanda@kwmr.org

 

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Homegrown Radio for West Marin

KWMR is community, non-commercial radio, offering a wide range of information and entertainment from our studios in

The Creamery Building, in downtown Point Reyes Station, CA.

 

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Monday July 26

1 pm  “Post-Carbon Futures” Hosted by Bing Gong and Bernie Stepan. A discussion with Kevin Lunny, Drakes Bay Oysters, and Dr. Ann Russell, UC Davis ocean acidification researcher, on the the impacts of ocean acidification and the upwelling on the central coast on coastal oyster hatcheries in and around Tomales Bay.

4 pm “The Latin Alternative”. Josh Norek and friends bend the limits of Latin Music .

 

Tuesday July 27

3:00 pm “What’s New”. Guest host Nachi Conde-Farley with Radio Nachi!

6:30 pm Time changes! Charlie’s & Jaime’s shows return to original hours: Musical Varieté, 6:30-8:30 pm. Faultline Radio, 8:30-10:30 pm.

6:30 pm Marc Matheson is guest host for tonight’s “Musical Variete” with a smoky stew of 21st and 20th century pop, rock and soul.

 

Wed  July 28

2 pm  “Classical Wednesday”. Norman Masonson interviews local composer Dale Polissar about his music and his role in the West Marin community.

4 pm “Hot Tech/Cool Science.” Cell talk. Julie Motz interviews structural biophysicist Yu Min Chook and cellular physiologist Max Machury.

 

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KWMR now available on iPhone through the

Public Radio Tuner.

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    KWMR listeners in Bolinas and Stinson Beach now have a new home on the dial at 89.9 fm. This is good news - the change has brought  improved reception to the two communities and to the Highway One corridor between Dogtown and Steep Ravine.

In the Point Reyes area, the frequency remains the same at 90.5 fm, and listeners can still hear the live stream 24 hours a day right here on the KWMR website (click the flashing cow up top)

Let us know how the new signal is working for you.

 

Program Schedules available online.

We'd love to hear from you, contact the staff.

 

KWMR Vehicle Donations

Do you want to help KWMR with on-going broadcast expenses? If you have a car, boat, truck or other vehicle that you no longer need, consider donating it to KWMR. You will receive a receipt for tax purposes and we will receive revenues from the sale of the vehicle.

Cars don't need to run or pass smog and our representative will make arrangements to pick it up

Call 888 KWMR AUTO

(888-596-7288)

 

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