Beginning in April, there will be a number of programming changes across KALW's schedule, which you can see on our updated printable program grid.
The BBC’s World Have Your Say is going out of production, so in its place Monday-Thursday at 11am, we’ll be introducing On Point, a daily national conversation about politics and current events hosted by Tom Ashbrook from WBUR in Boston.
Reveal from the Center for Investigative Reporting, which has aired Mondays at 11am, will move to noon. And Open Source with Christopher Lydon, will move to Sundays at 4pm, replacing the TED Radio Hour.
Monday-Thursday, we’ll also bring back the 8pm rebroadcast of Your Call, and move As It Happens from the CBC to 6 o’clock on weekdays, in place of the current rebroadcast of Fresh Air.
And weeknights at 11pm, we’ll bring you storytelling, science, and music – the Living American Composers series from WFMT in Chicago (Monday), our homegrown podcast showcase The Spot & the BBC’s Discovery (Tuesday), as well as Sound Opinions (Wednesday) and Afropop Worldwide (Thursday).
