Art Waves 10/17/23: Plein Air, Cloud Nine, El Dia de Los Muertos

Sally Kane, CEO of the National Federation of Community Broadcasters, talks about her 10 years as the head of he organization that represents community radio stations in Washington, DC, and about working to strengthen the small, rural stations that make up most of the organization's membership.

December 18, 2023 - - This month in Art Waves, the UkiaHaiku Festival, followed by graphic designer Jeremy Logan and we end with the film Director and actor  Bryan Petters. 

Hosts Tim Bray and Dr. Robert Spies talk with Brock Dolman and Kate Lundquist, co-directors of the Water Institute at the Occidental Arts and Ecology Center, about their work on beavers in California ecosystems.
Because beavers transform ecosystems and have done so for millennia, a number of other species are adapted to the conditions they create, including many California natives and some threatened species. Dolman and Lundquist are engaged in a project to restore beavers to the landscape wherever possible. 

November 21, 2023 -- This month in Art Waves we are dedicating the show to the Mendocino Arts Council Champions of the Arts winners for 2023.

 
Doug Browe, honoree in memorium in the Educator category

Cire Equity/Pear Tree Center, honoree in the Business category

Solange Roberdeau, honoree in the Artist category

Jess Thompson, honoree in the Individual category

Art Waves visits a plein air "quick draw" on the Mendocino Coast, Cloud Nine gallery in Fort Bragg, and learns about el dia de los muertos at Mendocino College in Ukiah

Inside KZYX, hosted by KZYX GM Marty Durlin, offers a glimpse behind the microphone at Mendocino County's community radio station. This episode features an update on the primary transmitter site at Cold Springs; a recap of the Unredacted film premiere, a benefit for KZYX; an interview by Music Director Katharine Cole with DJ Misha, host of Beetroots; and an interview with Membership Director Sarah "Shanx" Shankman. Co-hosted by Production Director Eddie Haehl.

Stuart Campbell returns to the KZYX airwaves to host a program featuring Meg Smaker, who will appear in Ukiah on Friday, September 29th, to discuss her documentary film "Unredacted," at an event at the Mendocino Collage Center Theater. She will speak after a showing of the film.

Inside KZYX offers a glimpse behind the scenes at Mendocino County's community radio station. This episode features an update about the KZYX signal on Cold Springs Mountain; an interview with Reggae host Larry Hacken by Music Director Katharine Cole; and an interview with KZYX Board President Dina Polkinghorne, along with listener calls. Hosted by General Manager Marty Durlin, along with Public Affairs Director Victor Palomino. Theme music by Dan McDonnell.

Walden Bello is a human rights and peace campaigner, academic, environmentalist and journalist who was born in the Philippines. He is one of the leading critics of the current model of economic globalization, and discusses the Chilean coup of 1973 in this context.

Quique Cruz is a Chilean-born musician, composer, writer and filmmaker who has created, performed, taught, and recorded Latin American music for more than 30 years. He is interviewed by Loreto Rojas and Cal Winslow about the 1973 Chilean coup.