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“…I drove it hard—like any good Angeleno would—till it literally blew a gasket. I would still love to have one today! Long live La Funga!”
“…I drove it hard—like any good Angeleno would—till it literally blew a gasket. I would still love to have one today! Long live La Funga!”
‘Chockablock’
Coastal gardening tips…
Conversations with writers….
AND MUCH MORE…
“Waylon likes to dig. He has actually caught a handful of gophers, but not recently, and while we are likely the biggest fans of Waylon in this universe, we think that they might have been the slower gophers…”
“…I drove it hard—like any good Angeleno would—till it literally blew a gasket. I would still love to have one today! Long live La Funga!”
Marin LEO….
Singer-songwriters….
“National Native News”…
AND MUCH MORE…
“This morning when I was watering my plants I was thinking about work. I was specifically thinking about an issue I am currently dealing with where something is not working well. It is not yet resolved and it’s kind of a big problem…”
Mary & Amber in the morning…
Catch up with sports news
Wake up “With Eyes Open,”
AND MUCH MORE…
“On July 9 of 1962 Bob Dylan recorded “Blowin’ In The Wind.” While Dylan said it wasn’t a “protest song,” and it was very different from other songs that were written as protest anthems, it did became a pivotal song for the Civil Rights Movement…”
Dive into climate issues,
Sing the coastal blues,
Wake up “With Eyes Open,”
AND MUCH MORE…
“Greetings and salutations, all you Round Up readers! I hope that July is treating you well so far (just two days in). I want to thank my colleagues for covering the past three Round Up newsletters in my absence. I have returned and will be back in the saddle soon…”
Julie Motz’ wide-ranging interviews,
Medical field insights,
‘Teatime Books,’
AND MUCH MORE…
“My first car was a 1990 Volvo station wagon. I loved it. It had an incredible turning radius, it was nice and heavy, and it had great visibility – with square, low-slung windows…”
Poetry — where, when, how — NOW!
Solar industry temperature-check,
Brazilian music,
AND MUCH MORE…
“Not sure if I’m the mouse or the cat in this scenario, but as usual, there’s plenty of playing going on these days at KWMR; playing music, playing with words, playfully navigating the issues that matter to us in West Marin…”
Spanish language programing,
Public affairs updates,
Celtic tunes,
AND MUCH MORE…
“Like most of us at KWMR, I wear a lot of hats.
I call the Calendar Club Members when their credit cards have expired, work with businesses & nonprofits to get their announcements on the air, design our super cool merchandise, volunteer my time as a programmer, and I manage and implement our fundraising efforts…”
Dewey Livingston talks history,
‘Myst Connections,’
Hot tech topics,
AND MUCH MORE…
“I believe this is my 28th Pledge Drive at KWMR. There might have been a few little extra ones that I did not count, but also the one we missed during the pandemic…”
Fire season prep,
Disco dancing,
Books in the afternoon,
AND MUCH MORE…