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Homegrown Radio for West Marin KWMR is non-commercial, community radio, offering a wide range of information and entertainment from our studios at The Creamery Building, in downtown Point Reyes Station, California.
KWMR PROGRAM HIGHLIGHTS
Thursday, December 4 2 pm “Classical Thursday: Music of the Last 100 Years” with Geoff White. Works include Béla Bártok “Piano Concerto #3;” Thomas Adès “Darkness Visible;” George F. McKay “Every Flower that Ever Grew.”
Friday, December 5 1 pm “Dance Palace Oral Histories” highlights Laura Alderdice.
Saturday, December 6 9 am “The Vicarious Traveler.” Vicki Leeds visits with “Independenttraveler.com.”
11 am “ViewPoint.” Ellen Shehadeh hosts Wen Huang, translator of Chinese dissident Liao Yiwu’s The Corpse Walker: Real-Life Stories, China From the Bottom Up. (Repeats Wed, December 10, 4 pm.)
Sunday, December 7 12 pm The Return of “Happy Days.” Marcie Judelson hosts jazz and popular music of the 19-teens and 1920’s.
1 pm “Jazz Rhythm” with Dave Radlauer. Part 1 of 2 with the late trumpeter Doc Cheatham.
2 pm New Time! “Riverwalk Jazz.” Today: "Hot Licks and Sweet Things — A Tour of San Francisco's Barbary Coast."
Tuesday, Dec 9 1 pm “Dance Palace Oral Histories” highlights Patty Neubacher & Don Neubacher.
5:30 pm “America Off-line with Jonathan Rowe.” Woody Tasch discusses Slow Money and new ways to invest in communities.
Wednesday, December 10 2 pm “Classical” Celtic and medieval music with Shira Kammen and The Christmas Revels.
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September 9 , 2008Kay Clements - Station ManagerThe KWMR West Marin Report is taking a hiatus while we seek a new News Producer. We sincerely regret this break in our news service to you.Covering the news for KWMR is expensive. It requires a dedicated producer to manage gathering, editing and producing the news, as well as coordinating news submitted by our generous volunteers. We are committed to providing daily news, and hope that this break will be a short one.KWMR is starting a news fund to help cover our increasing costs. If you wish to support daily West Marin news on KWMR, please consider a donation to the Fund. One of our KWMR donors has agreed to match all gifts made to the News Fund up to $5,000. If you’d like to make a contribution, please make your check out to KWMR, and send to:“The KWMR News Fund”
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