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  • KALW's May Membership Campaign
  • The final 24 hours: Get involved!

    KALW's May Membership Campaign ends at noon on Monday, and we're counting down toward the big goal of $275,000.

    Thanks to hundreds of KALW listeners, including more than 450 new members, we now have less than $48,000 left to raise!

    If you’ve already gotten involved and made a difference for Local Public Radio, THANK YOU.

    If you haven’t - or if you’re ready to do more, please ensure this campaign ends as a success, and that KALW is strong for the future.  Click here to become a member or renew your membership.

    Or just call 1-800-525-9917

    Special thanks to our FOOD DONORS, who keep our staff and volunteers sated and caffeinated.  Thank them when you visit!

  • 99% Invisible Salon ~ June 23
  • 99% Invisible Salon ~ Join us!

    Join 99% Invisible producer Roman Mars and local Morning Edition host Joe Burke

  • Our Quiet Drive needs you!
  • Our Quiet Drive needs your voice!

    Because KALW is conducting a "quiet drive" - not interrupting our programming with extended pledg

KALW News & Your Call
Music & Culture
  • A Patchwork Quilt 5/19
  • A Special Patchwork Quilt this week

    Host Kevin Vance featured music and interviews with Bruce Springsteen about his new recording, "Wrecking Ball".  Also,  locally grown folk violin player Mariel Vandersteel talked about her new CD c

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  • Folk Music & Beyond 5/19
  • Folk Music & Beyond this week

    FM&B highlighted three fabulous new CDs by The Chieftains, Loreena McKennitt, and the Carolina Chocolate Drops this week.  In the first hour , a concert recording by Loreena McKennitt and her t

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  • West Coast Live 5/19
  • West Coast Live!

    Activist hippie-icon WAVY GRAVY was among host Sedge Thompson's guests this week.  Also:  author AUGUSTEN BURROUGHS, known for his bestselling and controversial memoir, Running with Scissors,

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  • Africa Mix 5/17
  • This week on Africa Mix

    Host Emannuel Nado invited several music pioneers to the KALW studios to perform live and speak about African music: Baba Ken of West African Highlife band (Nigeria), ethnomusicologist Dr.

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