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Midnight - 3:30 AM Summertime 3:30 AM - 6:00 AM DJ Trainee 6:00 AM - 8:30 AM DJ Trainee 9:00 AM - Noon regular DJ to be announced Noon - 3:00 PM Alisa or 45 RPM Alisa Queen of the Cowbell. 45 RPM The Soundtrack to your life story, with a twist ending. From new wave to post-apocalypse, from garage punk to garage sale. 3:00 PM - 5:30 PM regular DJ to be announced 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM Amandla A political talk predicated on the idea that world events are local, featuring interviews with people making news in the Bay Area and abroad, alongside analysis from leading scholars and thinkers, plus occasional commentary. 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM Sara and Guillaume or Monster Zero Sara & Guillaume Get the party going on your Saturday evening with a blend of dance music, art/avant-garde rock, and French artists, new and old. Monster Zero Roommate rock for your rubber room parties. Bounce off the walls! It won't hurt. 9:00 PM - Midnight regular DJ to be announced |
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Midnight - 1:00 AM Shortwave or Yo! KALX Raps Shortwave Music you can -- and cannot -- dance to. Jungle, techno, house, and other electronic music with beats (or not). Yo! KALX Raps 1:00 AM - 3:30 AM DJ Trainee 3:30 AM - 6:00 AM DJ Trainee 6:00 AM - 9:00 AM Buttercup 9:00 AM - Noon Dave Dimond 12:00 PM - 12:30 PM The Graduates "The Graduates" is a weekly show dedicated to graduate student research at UC Berkeley.It is produced by Stephanie Gerson, a master's student in the Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management. On the show, she interviews graduate students across campus about their work on topics ranging from web-controlled paint-ball guns to the effect of environmental, health, and social information on consumer behavior. 12:30 PM - 3:00 PM Eddy Bauer Old Stuff That Sounds New, New Stuff That Sounds Old. 3:00 PM - 5:30 PM Duncan 5:30 PM - 6:00 PM The KALX Evening News 6:00 PM - 7:00 PM The Next Big Thing Showcase for demo and pre-released music. CD-Rs and cassette formats OK... no vinyl, no mass-produced CDs. Featuring material available only on CD-Rs and cassettes. Hosted by Marshall Stax. 7:00 PM - 9:30 PM Dollar Bin or Roscoe 2000 Dollar Bin Roscoe 2000 ...what was that band...shoot...what was that band...um, the guy with the hair...damn, what was that band... 9:30 PM - Midnight Hermes |
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Midnight - 1:00 AM Discourse on the Eighth & Ninth modern, avant-garde, esoteric, and rare classical. Produced by Greg Scharpen. 1:00 AM - 3:30 AM DJ Trainee 3:30 AM - 6:00 AM DJ Trainee 6:00 AM - 9:00 AM Miss Ziggy 9:00 AM - Noon Pop Goes the Weasel Hello, my name is Pop...and I am a musical hedonist. Noon - 12:30 PM Women in the Arts Interviews featuring a spectrum of women active in the performing literary and visual arts. 12:30 PM - 3:00 PM regular DJ to be announced 3:00 PM - 5:30 PM The Muse When imagination blooms on the bowers of the Gods, the Muse provides the fruits--a la carte or full service. All genres considered (except Muzak). 5:30 PM - 6:00 PM The KALX Evening News 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM Girl in the Green Jacket Good Times with Cupcakes 9:00 PM - Midnight Almost Paradise |
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Midnight - 1:00 AM Why Baby Why A comprehensive showcase of roots, country folk, bluegrass, and acoustic blues. New music and new reissues. 1:00 AM - 3:30 AM DJ Trainee 3:30 AM - 6:00 AM DJ Trainee 6:00 AM - 9:00 AM Jesse Luscious What you hear is only most of what you get; requests, mostly of the rockin' kind, are incredibly welcome. It's opinion scattered among caffinated punk, hip-hop, ska, country, rap, rockabilly, and practically anything else thrown at the listeners like so much rotten, yet strange, fruit. Run-on sentences are a way of life! 9:00 AM - 9:30 AM Alternate Tunings Exploring a unique musical instrument each episode. Co-opting the term EDUTAINMENT like it's never been co-opted! Third Wednesday of every month. 9:30 AM - Noon Sex 14s Noon - 12:30 PM Science Wednesdays Investigates topics in the world of science and technology, and how they affect our daily lives. Includes reviews of current science, interviews with prominent scientists, round-up of science events in the Bay Area, and a Question of the Week. Hosted by Frank Ling. 12:30 - 3:00 PM Majority Whip "Radio has helped to make people fixated on one particular kind of a sound and one particular kind of a style. And, a lot of people today, since music education is virtually nonexistent in public schools, they don't even know what they've been missing in terms of music from other cultures, music from America from other periods, (and) different styles. You may not like it all, but if you don't even know that it exists, how are you going to make up your mind?" -- Frank Zappa 3:00 PM - 5:30 PM regular DJ to be announced 5:30 PM - 6:00 PM The KALX Evening News 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM regular DJ to be announced 9:00 PM - 9:30 PM Bear Talk (Sept-May only) The only call-in talk show devoted exclusively to Cal sports. During the show, call 510-642-0993. 9:30 PM - Midnight Leftfield Lance or Matsu Leftfield Lance Matsu |
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Midnight - 1:00 AM Information Overload Difficult, experimental, avant-garde, industrial, noise, and adventurous music Produced by Mike Burma. 1:00 AM - 3:30 AM regular DJ to be announced 3:30 - 6:00 AM DJ Trainee 6:00 AM - 9:00 AM regular DJ to be announced 9:00 - 9:30 AM Northgate Magazine News magazine devoted produced by the UC Graduate School of Journalism. 9:30 AM - Noon regular DJ to be announced Noon - 12:30 PM Arts in Review covers the local arts community with interviews of actors, directors and other performance artists. Emphasis on the Bay Area's alternative, underexposed arts scene. Produced by Greg Scharpen. 12:30 PM - 3:00 PM regular DJ to be announced 3:00 - 5:30 PM Disco Shawn indie rock, post punk, hip hop, new wave, punk and a million other subgenres too tedious to list. and yes, he still plays that "techno" music - for the kids, of course. plenty of ridiculous segues too. 5:30 PM - 6:00 PM The KALX Evening News 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM Charley Varrick or Tumble Weed Charley Varrick The last of the independents. Tumble Weed Got'em, if you smoke'm. Spreading seeds of sound, far and near. Take the time to smell the weeds . . . 9:00 PM - 9:30 PM Soapbox Derby Call in political talk show 9:30 PM - Midnight Mack Rockin' the joint with punk, r&b, garage, rockabilly, soul & jazz. |
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Midnight - 1:00 AM Midnight Express or At War with Heaven Midnight Express One hour of whatever the DJ wants to play. Hear their passion. At War with Heaven Metal up your... 1:00 - 3:30 AM regular DJ to be announced 3:30 - 6:00 AM DJ Trainee 6:00 AM - 9:00 AM Rubberband Girl Sad saps and pop tarts 9:00 AM - Noon regular DJ to be announced Noon - 12:30 PM Sight Unseen There are certain basic elements that are part of every single persons life. The way in which these elements develop is what defines personality, purpose, and experience. By exploring these individual themes and the varying ways they manifest and develop in art, listeners will have an opportunity to learn about themselves, their own personality, and find a new way of looking at the world around them. Sight Unseen speaks with artists of all mediums. Each program consists of two long format interviews, a local events calendar, and music. Host: Tania Ketenjian 12:30 PM - 3:00 PM The Bipolar Bear Delicious mellow music served only on Friday afternoons. The Bipolar Bear brings to the table some synthesizer- and keyboard-laced indie pop, folk, rock and other goodies, always with an extra serving of female vocals. 3:00 PM - 5:30 PM Bird Alderon A Taste Safari 5:30 PM - 6:00 PM The KALX Evening News 6:00 PM - 9:00 PM Meaty Paws Hick Music and the State of the Day. 9:00 PM - Midnight Anonymous Heavy metal, e-z listening, horror, disco, hardcore, jazz, harsh noise, pop, folk, new wave, industrial, etc. |
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Midnight - 1:00 AM Round Midnight All that Jazz...for one hour! 1:00 AM - 3:30 AM regular DJ to be announced 3:30 - 6:00 AM DJ Trainee 6:00 AM - 9:00 AM regular DJ to be announced 9:00 AM - 11:00 AM A new DJ's first time on the air 11:00 AM - Noon Women Hold Up Half the Sky Talk radio and music by and about women. Featuring weekly interviews with women involved in politics, health policy, gender issues, and technology, the women's events calendar, and analysis of world, national, and local news. Noon - 3:00 PM regular DJ to be announced 3:00 PM - 5:30 PM Sergio For the DJ by the DJ, Sergio's show delves into the roots of dance music. He seamlessly melds jazz, funk, disco, house, hip hop and any style with an ear-catching melody, hip-shaking beat and a whole lotta soul into each set. He strives to showcase local house and hip hop artists, regularly bringing in local (or international) guest DJs & musicians to share their style of music with the audience. Dedicated to preserving & paying respect to the vibe of The Loft or Paradise Garage, and making you feel like you're at a nightclub dancing your ass off, even if you're in your car. 5:30 PM - 6:30 PM Film Close-Ups A small group of film nuts talking at sometimes disarming length about independent, foreign or mainstream films and film-related happenings. Occasionally these nuts are allowed to interview the odd film star or movie director, sometimes even within the KALX studio itself! Wackiness ensues. Produced by Sonia Mistry. Hosted by Greg Scharpen, Sonia Mistry, and Katie Stanford. 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM Therese Just in time for your Saturday night prowl, Therese will rawk off your socks with a feisty blend of indie, rock'n'roll, psych, folk, electro, and etc. 9:00 PM - Midnight KALX Live! ...Live in the KALX studio, local musicians of varied styles perform at the beginning of the show (9 PM to aproximately 10:30 PM). Then at around 10:30 PM, there will be a live broadcast from a local club and/or rerun of a previously taped live performances from a local venue. Upcoming Performances: 7/12 - Q 7/19 - Mr. Lonesome and the Bluebelles Are you a local band interested in playing on KALX live? Send a cassette, CD, record, 8-track or some recorded medium of your band along with a bio and/or press packet to: KALX Radio Attn: KALX Live Booking University of California 26 Barrows Hall #5650 Berkeley, CA 94720-5650
Non-local bands should talk to the Music Directors.
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Substitute DJs:
listen for them as they pop onto the KAL-X airwaves Annabelle Berkestir Brother Grimm The Pop Philosopher -- only slightly mental. Carnacki Scandinavian folk classical ghost stories and cod surrealism. All Current music. C.K. Dexter-Haven Just when you think I'm gonna zig, I zag. Unless, of course, I zig. Or just fall down laughing. Concrete Skyline Electronica (IDM, glitch, ambient, trip-hop, drum and bass), Rock (indie rock, shoegazer, dream-pop, math-rock, prog rock, instrumental metal, virtuoso guitar), Hip hop (alternative and golden age rap, turntabilism), local bay area musicians, orchestral / sountrack score, four part harmony / a cappella, and classic comedy. Cuppa Joe Caffeine in hand. Accidental and adventurous. Unstaid and unsettled. Experimental and empirical. Occasionally flustered but always passin' muster. Dammit Jim, I'm a simple country DJ, not a miracle worker! Get your radio-fu here! Degenerate Family Man I lean towards rock, blues, soul, country, but am always looking for stuff that's new to me and you. Gatsby The very best in indie rock, hip hop, soul, funk, and electro-- with a generous helping of ego. The Good Foot JJ So long as it doesn't suck ass, you can hear it on my show . . . except Indian ragas, I will never play an Indian raga. Expect to hear country yodeling, punk, noise, new wave, blues, indie-rock, no-wave, doo-wop, indie-pop, ska, calypso, power-pop, lots of local bands, and the occasional on-air phone call. The Return of E. Rodney Jones Joanna Manqueros Johnny Savage For true rockers only. Kaleid An exploration into the composition of sound. Obligatory non-comprehensive list of genres: electronic, indie rock, new wave, industrial, jazz, funk, and, if you're lucky, Norwegian avant garde old school acid polka. Kennybear He will sleep 'till noon, but before it's dark, he'll play every rockin' tune this side of Til-den Park. Kenny has it better than a millionaire, if you've got the chops the Bear will give you some air! Kitty I like to play cool music, And, yeah, I talk a lot. Lou Guru Always some classical, a lot of punk, a mixture of anything else weird or funny or mood-of-the-day, plus a lot of very innane commentary. Usually there's something French too. The Man Who Was Eaten By A Sandwich Matokie Twang twang twang, bleep bleep bloop, ob la di, deedly boodly, raaaraaar, doo bee doo, scitchy scratch, bow chicka bow bow, bounce bounce bounce, la dee dah. Matthew Africa black music, white heat. Mike Burma Punk rock, fuzz-pop, avant-garde jazz, soundtracks, soundscapes, and tweaky noise weirdness. Mr. Baxter Mixtress 9 Don't stop the rock! From bebop to j-pop and beyond! This raverocker girl stirs it up! Can u dig it ?! Murky Logic Alt-post-avant-goth-rocka-hop-core. And other stuff. New Deal spinning discs from a variety of musical stylings: soul, punk, jazz, noise.... turn it up! Peterhurney This one likes to hijack the Midnight Express Show and take the Midnight Ukulele Express out for a spin once a month. You’ll hear the ukulele music that your mother never told you about. Queen Bee I play what I like, which is sometimes cheesy, sometimes underground hip hop, sometimes electro and new wave and usually high energy to make you shake yer stuff. I like fun music, but with substance and a damn good beat. Check out my playlists at http://blog.myspace.com/queenbeekalx or email me for more info! DJ Rawman Tidbits - this and that, a little somethin' somethin'. Do that thing. U knowww. Playlists available at djrawman.whatitiz.biz SamtheRam It's my pleasure to give a little help to my friends, when they can't be there for you all. When I sub, I make an effort; usually to play music reminiscent of what you would of been hearing at that time. I'm a avid listener to the station. I get very bored with my own taste, if I don't have outside stimuli. Grazing the peeks and valleys of the KALX library, is a labor of love. If it's not overplayed, I'll spin it! Requests are always considered. Some social-political trivia thrown in for good measure. Long live free form radio, the place where our impeccable taste comes together! Shrey popcore. dronewave. robot ragas. emotronica. vegetable punk. grime'n'bass. hindi-indie. softcore metal. Spanky hyper-active sugar addict where listeners hear things falling and crashing in the background Studebaker Not your father's dad-rock! Tiger Lily A manic, sleep-deprived stew of '70s punk, glam, rockabilly, '50s rocknroll, doowop, '60s girl groups, pub rock, garage, punkrocknroll, and whatever else provokes riots on your own personal dancefloor. Velvet Einstein From punk to classical, from Paris to Hong Kong, from noise to polyphony, from the islands of Cape Verde to the islands of Cape Verde to the island of Alameda, all without leaving the comfort of your frequency. White Sugar |
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