No descriptions this week because of the holidays…but they’re good shows, we promise! Check them out! :)

⚡ We’re turning things on in Tomales, with our NEW 90.5 FM booster! Coming in loud and clear. Plus, round up your change at Palace Market for KWMR!

89.9 FM BOLINAS is down due to an issue at our Stewart Point translator. Our 90.5 FM PRS, 92.3 FM SGV and streaming are not impacted. Stream us at kwmr.org and sign up for KWMR Emergency Text Alerts!

One “A” Week highlight: Midnight In Luxembourg, hosted by Rob Richards on Sunday from 4-6 PM, pays homage to late 50’s and early 60’s indigenous releases by record companies based (primarily) in London. 

⚡ A bridge grant from Public Media Company will get us to the other side–but we couldn’t have done it without *you*. Plus, video thrilled the radio star… KWMR is going on air, online, on camera.

On the latest ‘Community Buzz’: Maria Muldaur & her Jazzabelle Quintet are coming to Tomales Town Hall!

One “B” Week highlight: “Marinterviews,” 11:30-Noon on Monday, showcases people & other non-profits making a difference in Marin County.

⚡ You might miss the last day to ship your KWMR merch online, but we’ve got some cheerful local goods you can pick up at the station!

NEWTS! And other news.

One “A” Week highlight: Tuesday 4-5 PM, it’s “Marshall Radio Hour,” an East-Shore hour of (mostly) new music with host James Zimmerman.

⚡ In this week’s Round Up, a story about food, and how we can all use our voices to nourish community. Plus, tickets are open for one of our favorite holiday events!

⚡A holiday favorite returns to Tomales Town Hall! The Charles Dickens classic–rendered by our own Sharron Drake–is back for two performances to benefit KWMR!

This week on ‘Epicenter’: Learn about public media ‘bridge grants,’ better understand the foster care system, and hear about Bolinas’ 23 Warf ground breaking event.

One “B” Week highlight: Sunday from 2-4 PM, Mary Pepper’s “New Orleans on the Faultline” brings a rich array and heritage of music created along the rivers and bayous of Louisiana to West Marin. The show celebrates the historic intersectionality of French Colonialism with West Africa and Haiti, as well as the unique union of Catholicism with African beliefs, such as Voodoo, in creating what we know today as Blues, Jazz, Zydeco, Cajun, R&B, and more.

⚡ This week we’re giving thanks to you, our listeners and member supporters… and our community partners who keep us alive and thriving. Plus… next month’s events you don’t want to miss!

One “A” Week highlight: “Bashment Radio” brings a steady stream of Reggae to the West Marin airwaves from 6:30-8:30 PM on Tuesday.

We tackled offshore drilling, digital devices management, and Mount Vision Press’ newest release.

⚡Unfortunately, we had to call this one off. We’ll see you at our next great event!

⚡ A tale that won’t shock you… when the storm took out KWMR, our people showed up! It takes all hands to keep community radio running… Plus, the last date to get your holiday merch!

Come for the CalFresh updates and stay for ‘The Messiah’…