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.

 

Tickets available here

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KWMR PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS

 

Saturday, February 6

7 am “Morning Glory.” Bay Area composer John Partridge will join KWMR host Gregory DeMascio.

 

10 am “The Place We Live” with host Marc Matheson, features guests Rebecca Foust, writer, poet, mother, and advocate for families living with Asperger's syndrome; and poet and painter Jon Langdon, who has also worked as a boatwright, furniture designer and maker, carpenter, and building contractor.

 

11 am “ViewPoint.” Classically trained musician Suzy Thompson has been a significant part of the Bay Area music scene since the mid 70’s and has explored a variety of musical styles from Klezmer to Bluegrass to old time blues and Cajun. She, along with her husband Eric Thomson will be part of the KWMR Sweethearts of the Radio lineup on February 13. Meet the interesting woman behind the music

 

 

Sunday February 7

4 pm “Learnin' Kirven.” Brian Kirven hosts poet and teacher, David Gitin.

 

Monday, February 8

10 am “Turning Pages At Nature’s Pace.” Janet Robbins and Lyons Filmer begin Dawn Light by Diane Ackerman.

11:30 am “The Farm Report.” Don Gilardi of Redhill Farms talks with Robin Carpenter about their sheep, lamb, free range chicken and eggs.

1 pm “Post Carbon.” Bing Gong and Bernie Stephan speak with Richard Heinberg, Peak Oil educator, discussing his new book, Searching for a Miracle: "Net Energy" Limits & the Fate of Industrial Society.

 

 

Tuesday, February 9

11 am “Questing: Where is the Path?” Jane Austin as "the undead"?! Author Michael Thomas Ford will join in conversation with co-hosts Mimi Calpestri and Jane Mickelson. They will discuss his latest novel, Jane Bites Back, a humorous send-up of both vampire novels and the rage for all things Jane Austen-ish.

 

 

Wednesday, February 10

10 am “Turning Pages: Waves of Joy.” Joy Maulitz talks with Don Lattin , author of The Harvard Psychedelic Club.

4 pm “Hot Tech/Cool Science.” Eva Nogales and Jennifer Doudna from UC Berkeley talk with Julie Motz about revolutionary discoveries in gene splicing.

5 pm “Special.” Bill Press and Mark Dowie in conversation, and the audience question & answer period. Recorded in Point Reyes Station December 29, 2010.

 

 

Friday, February 12

1 pm “ViewPoint.” Classically trained musician Suzy Thompson has been a significant part of the Bay Area music scene since the mid 70’s and has explored a variety of musical styles from Klezmer to Bluegrass to old time blues and Cajun. She, along with her husband Eric Thomson will be part of the KWMR Sweethearts of the Radio lineup on February 13. Meet the interesting woman behind the music
(Repeat from February 6.)

 

 

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KWMR is seeking a program

host for "What's New?" the new releases music show on Tuesdays, 2-4 pm.

Two shows per month.

Contact Lyons Filmer: programming@kwmr.org

or 415/663-8068 ext 1#.

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KWMR now available on iPhone through the

Public Radio Tuner.

Find out how it works.

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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)