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| THE PUBLIC MIX @ 91.7 |
FOOD FOR THOUGHT: With the Senate recently approving a $4.5 billion to increase the number of free meals and improve the quality of food in schools across the country, Your Call guest host Hana Baba explores our path toward healthier choices for kids, with your calls to (415) 841-4134, or email mailto:feedback@yourcallradio.org Then on Binah, journalist and lifelong deli obsessive David Sax offers a funny, energetic investigation into the zeitgeist of the deli. Your Call - Thursday 11am & 8pm; Binah at Noon.
100% AUDIBLE...99% INVISIBLE: Tune in for the first episode of 99% Invisible, the new series produced by Roman Mars that explores the power and process of design. This week: acoustic designer Dennis Paoletti opens our ears to the thought that goes into designing noise out of spaces and cities. Friday at 7:35am & 4:30 pm, Saturday at 7:35am.
SNAP JUDGMENT PROFILE: Glynn Washington, host of Snap Judgment, was profiled in Monday's Oakland Tribune. Check it out here! Tune in to "storytelling with a beat". Tuesdays at 11pm, Wednesdays at 1pm.
MY FAVORITE THINGS: Host Alan Farley offers a full month of interesting guests that share their favorite recordings in September. In the weeks ahead, Douglas Rioth, Principal Harp with the San Francisco Symphony (9/6); Matias Tarnopolsky, the Director of Cal Performances (9/13); Joana Carneiro, Music Director of the Berkeley Symphony Orchestra (9/20); and Chronicle columnist Jon Carroll (9/27). Mondays at 9pm.
 KALW LOCAL MUSIC PLAYER: Hear the most recent broadcast of your favorite KALW-produced music and arts programs, when you're good and ready! List of programs offered and on-demand player link here.
LMP random highlight of the week: On last week's Open Air, host Alan Farley shared a panel discussion from the recent Cabrillo Festival of Contemporary Music in Santa Cruz. The discussion was led by Marin Alsop , the Music Director and Conductor of the Festival and included composers Sean Hickey, Anne Clyne, Mark-Anthony Turnage, Jennifer Higdon, Michael Hersch and Nathaniel Stookey. Available for listening through 9/2 at 12:59pm.
MORNING EDITION: Weekdays from 5-9am.
FRESH AIR: Weekdays at 9am & 6pm.
N E W from KALW NEWS:
THE INFORMANT: In recent years, San Francisco and Oakland have played host to public safety tragedies that have stoked local controversy and national attention. Often lost in the frenzy are the voices of those trying to chart a better future for our community. The Informant will chronicle this battle for a safer Bay Area. Led by reporters Rina Palta and Ali Winston, we'll go deep into cops, courts and communities, giving you informed, intelligent, community-oriented news, conversation and analysis. Learn more here, contribute a lead, or share your story!
GOING DIGITAL: KALW News now has a one stop-shop for the original local reporting you hear on Crosscurrents, news from outlets around the Bay Area, and community conversation. Take a look, and let your friends know there's a new destination for local news and arts around the Bay Area.
REPORTS FROM THE EDGE: Crosscurrents from KALW News has launched a series called the "The Economic Edge" and you're invited to help document the downturn around the Bay Area. Hear the reports and find out how you can get involved.
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| KALW's Latest Program Guide |

Click above to view our latest Program Guide as a PDF file. Or, click HERE for a PDF version of our weekly schedule grid. (If you'd like to receive a printed copy of the guide, click HERE.) |
| Joe Burke's KALW Almanac |
 What's today's Bay Area weather forecast? Who really invented the internet? Who shares my special day? What's the name for the next full moon? When is National Cheese Doodle Day? Find all the answers in today's almanac, as presented by Joe Burke on Morning Edition each weekday morning at 5:49 and 8:49 a.m. |
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| THE BIG UNEASY One Night Only: 8/30 ! |

In his feature-length documentary The Big Uneasy, humorist and New Orleans resident Harry Shearer gets the inside story of a disaster that could have been prevented from the people who were there. As we approach the fifth anniversary of the flooding of New Orleans, Shearer speaks to the investigators who poked through the muck as the water receded and a whistle–blower from the Army Corps of Engineers, revealing that some of the same flawed methods responsible for the levee failure during Katrina are being used to rebuild the system expected to protect the new New Orleans from future peril. More about the film... Local screening info... |
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