The Programs
Every one of our KDX programs has a story. Let me start by telling you
about programs that aren't on KDX. In our pre-stream days I checked the
web for streaming stations and discovered
KPAH,
located in Pahrump, Nevada. More than anything else the novel
programming on this station convinced me that internet radio was
something different and offered a new testament, in a secular manner of
speaking.
Now us. I'll do these programs alphabetically rather than
chronologically.
Alex Jones Interviews offer brave report and inquiry into today's most important world affairs.
Made available by Creative Commons Public Domain open-source sharing;
Allan Weiner Worldwide
is
hosted by the founder, owner and manager of international shortwave
station WBCQ, The Planet, dubbed by many the "real" Voice of America,
providing talk radio that rides the edge of our society with
programming that will challenge the minds of people who want more out
of their radio. The program originates in Monticello, Maine. Webcast on KDX by direct permission of Allan Weiner.
BE BOLD. SOME ADULT LANGUAGE MAY BE VOICED;
Between the Lines
is a weekly award-winning public
affairs show
produced by WPKN in Bridgeport, Connecticut, providing a platform for
individuals and spokespersons from progressive organizations generally
ignored or marginalized by mainstream media;
Berkeley Groks
is a weekly
science program produced at KALX in Berkeley, California. Each week the
hosts, Dr. Charles Lee and Dr. Frank Ling, take an in depth look at
recent events in the world of science and technology. Each episode
features an interview with a leading scientist, researcher, or
industrialist, discussing work in their field. The show
often includes
a humorous and entertaining segment.
Grok, v. To perceive a subject so deeply that one no longer knows it, but rather understands it on a fundamental level. - Robert heinlein, "Stranger In a Strange Land." Webcast on KDX by direct permission of Drs. Lee and Ling;
Breakfast Conversation
marks another original program gobbled together, that is, cobbled together
by a couple of KDX regulars, Trek Zabota and Carl Blare, from the nearby Forest Park Cafe, practically
within sight of our Internet Building back behind the plant nursery in
historic Forest Park, featured in the movie "Meet Me in St. Louis." I
mean the park was in the movie. Or some version of it, anyway. KDX and
the internet don't come up at all in that picture;
The Concert: Classical
Music from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum of Boston
-
The Gardner is a major art gallery on 3-floors surrounding a garden
courtyard, opened 1903. The music is our great inheritance of chamber
style classical masterworks. Presented under a license from Creative
Commons,
The Concert
is a priceless gift to culturally starved America;
The Critical Hours
- is a term
from AM broadcast culture which describes the profound increase in
distance reception starting at sunset when the ionospheric layer rises
high above the atmosphere producing the sky wave effect. As daylight
gives way
to dark KDX reverses engine from extroverted talk to
introvertive
pause as we present music from the depths of the wine cellar;
Democracy Now! is a national daily, independdent award-winning news program hosted by journalists Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez;
Free Energy Now hosted by
Sterling Allen
explores
cutting-edge, clean energy technologies in depth, talking about how the
technology works, what the potential ramifications are for world energy
needs, how it compares to other renewable energy solutions and where
the company, Pure
Energy Systems (PES), presently is in the process of
implementing the technology. This program is presented in the public
interest and is not a commercial endorsement. Webcast on KDX by direct
permission of Sterling Allen;
Free Minds Radio is a news
commentary program hosted by Toby Iselin and Nick Michelewicz dicussing
how hot topics in the news relate to and affect freedom and liberty.
The program is made available free to KDX;
Free Talk Live- talk radio
where you are in control, hosts Ian and Mark with sometimes Julia and
other regulars. What's on your mind? Unlike those right-wing or
left-liberal extremist shows, FTL is talk radio ANYONE can take control
of. FTL is the next generation of issues oriented talk. What is the
meaning of freedom? This show is about liberty with a capital L.
Because of time difference, KDX airs yesterday's show. If you want to
locate a live broadcast check the affiliate's page at the FTL website.
From Keane, New Hampshire, webcast on KDX by direct permission of
Ian Bernard;
Free Thought Radio
produced by the Freedom
From Religion Foundation,
Annie Laurie Gaylor and Bob Barker, co-presidents and hosts.
The FFRF is concerned with separation of church and
state, a concept lost on some of the peculiar people in government,
despite so many of them being lawyers: they should know, above all,
what the concept is about. And FTR serves atheists and agnostics, a
large share of the population who've here-to-fore been ignored. The
programs include interviews with scholars, authors and performers and
are done with loving talent. FTR recently expanded from its
Madison, Wisconsin roots and is now heard nationally
on Air
America network. Webcast on KDX by direct permission of Annie Laurie Gaylor;
Going Linux
is a program for
the Linux user. Linux is a free, open-source computer operating system
that is stable, secure and flexible. Host Larry Bushey and co-host Tom
Chaudoir start from the beginning and take it slowly. Creative Commons Attribution License;
Has Been Hotel a program from
the jazz age of 100 years ago made possible by thousands of 78rpm
phonograph records entering the public domain. Orchestras and musicians
enjoyed several popular circuits for serving the public: radio or
motion
picture appearances, studio recordings for the neighborhood record
stores, riverboat excursions that carried music from New Orleans to St.
Louis and hotel engagements which remained popular public nightspots
probably until television started keeping people home in the late 40s.
The music in those times was tempered by romance and war and stand as
perhaps the most uniquely robust period in musical history. The name
for this program came to me while taking a shower in the far future on
July 23, 2008. This is your concierge, Carl Blare, hoping you visit us
in the Public Domain Room here at
Has Been Hotel;
Health Chat
with Drs. Greg Eckel and Greg Nigh from Nature Cures Clinic
in Portland, Oregon, the program of Naturopathic Medicine. What is the
most important vitamin? What foods are best? Now we'll know. Heard on KDX by direct permission of Drs. Eckel and Nigh;
Idle American
is another
program produced by KDX where being on Idle American is the first prize
which everyone who is on Idle American wins! You don't need school- all
you need is beer, chips, tattoos, body piercing and talent;
Line Dancing with Pets On Leash
from the Stopped Truck Diner is made possible by Creative Commons license and brings us live rock
and country-western music in performance from taverns, night clubs,
strip joints and VFW halls by a wide variety of groups including Flat
Nose Diesel Bus, Big Leg Emma, Taylor Grocery Band and Hank Williams III;
Media Geek a
weekly half-hour
look at important news and issues in grassroots and independent media,
along with critical examination of our media environment,
produced by
Paul Riismandel
at community radio WEFT in Champaign, Illinois, since 2002. Permission from Mr. Riismandel;
Media Matters
features Bob
McChesney
in conversation with a variety of guests. Bob McChesney is a research
professor in the Institute of Communications Research and the Graduate
School of Information and Library Science at University of Illinois at
Urbana-Champaign. "The media are central to our lives," he says. "Yet
the media are the most frequently misunderstood parts of our lives. We
want to help people understand the role of media in society." Heard on KDX with permission of Professor McChesney;
Media Minutes with co-hosts Stevie Converse and Candace Clement is a weekly report on media and democracy from freepress.net;
The Onion Radio News now on KDX. Reports from beyond both main stream and alternative media;
Pirate's Week
with Ragnar
Daneskjold,
serving the shortwave pirate community, looks into the past week's
pirate radio activity, what's going on at the Free Radio Network, gives
an odd tech tip or two, general free radio and DXing news, the
propagation forecast and throws in a little Podsafe music. Permission to stream on KDX granted by Mr. Danekjold.
NOTICE - SOME EPISODES CONTAIN BLUNT LANGUAGE. WEAR GOGGLES AND STAND 10-FEET BACK;
Point of Inquiry
with D. J. Grothe
is produced by the Center
for Inquiry,
working to promote and defend reason, science, and freedom of inquiry
in all areas of human endeaver. The Center for Inquiry is home to
Skeptical Inquirer
and
Free Inquiry
magazines and anchor point to hundreds of skeptic and humanist
societies around the world. Permission to stream from Mr. Grothe;
The Public Domain is a vast
cultural territory of musical, dramatic and literary works whose
copyrights have elapsed or been set aside, and includes radio programs,
recordings and audiobooks. Already the KDX public domain library has
grown to thousands of precious hours which we intend sharing with the
audience. Network broadcasts of Duke Ellington's music, phonograph
recordings of Jean Goldkette's Orchestra and readings of the essays of
Arthur Schopenhauer, to name some examples;
The Sam and Deidre Show presents
biting and sometimes humorous commentary on political and
current events in the U.S. and world. Sam and Deidre
(pronounced DEE-DREE) are law partners who debate issues until one or
both is sarcastic, yelling or rendered speechless. The program is
produced at Deidre's house in Alabama with supporting cast of cats and
dogs. Sam & Deidre allow streaming on KDX;
Security Now
with Leo LaPort
and Steve Gibson in discussion of malware, viruses, trojans, adware,
spybots, key loggers, root kits and every other form of security threat
aimed at our computers. Made available under Creative Commons;
SetonnoteS comes from Tony
Seton, award winning journalist stationed in Monterey, California, a
daily commentary and observation on the world at large and its
doings. Recently Mr. Seton founded QNN, the Quality News Network, and
served as reporter-producer for ABC-TV news;
The Shortwave Report is
a
30-minute weekly review of English-language news stories from
shortwave radio stations around the world, the project of Dan Roberts
from Mendocino County, California, using only solar energy. Dan's
program is being heard on a growing number of AM & FM stations and on KDX with his permission;
Shrink Rap Radio
- all the psychology you need to know and just enough to make you
dangerous. An ongoing series of interviews conducted by
David
Van
Nuys, Ph.D.,
professor emeritus at Sonoma State University, who believes
that
both psychology students and the public at large will benefit from
listening to these interviews. The program comes
from the San Francisco Bay area. Permission to stream on KDX granted by Dr. Van Nuys;
Skepticality is the official
podcast of Skeptic Magazine and brings relevant, under reported current
events, as well as in depth discussions from a scientific point of view
by tackling the beasts of psuedo science: the paranormal, supernatural,
ufo/alien encounters, misunderstood history, astronomy, space and
overwrought legends - urban or otherwise, with hosts Derek Colanduno
and Swoopy;
The Skeptics Guide to the Universe
is a weekly talkshow produced by the New England Skeptical Society
(NESS) in association with the James Randi Educational Foundation
(JREF) discussing the latest news and topics from the world of the
paranormal, fringe science and contoversial claims from a scientific
point of view.
The Skeptic's Guide to the Universe is broadcast with permission in exchange for
links found on this website;
This Week in Amateur Radio is
North America's Premier On-The-Air Magazine Service with news of
amateur radio in particular and broadcasting in general. Licensed under
a
Creative Commons Attribution-Non-Commercial Share Alike 2.5 License;
This Week in Law
with Denise
Howell and the TWiL panel, including Cathy Kirkman, Ernie Svenson and
John Palfrey, discuss breaking issues in technology law including
patents, copyrights, liability protection and more. Creative Commons License;
Weekly Radio Spin
- is
the program of the Center for Media and Democracy, a
non-profit,
non-partisan, public interest organization that strengthens
participatory democracy by investigating and exposing public relations
spin and propaganda, and by promoting media literacy and citizen
journalism. Co-hosts Diane Farsetta and Judith Siers-Poisson;
Windows Weekly hosted by Leo
LaPorte is the premier radio program on Windows operating systems,
including XP and Vista, with top specialists in computer science and
technology as guests. Provided to KDX by TWIT TV under a Creative
Commons license.
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