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	Boing Boing: NPR Day to Day: KQED-SF adds it; and HOWTO complain to KCRW
		Even as KCRW abandons "Day to Day", KQED-FM in San Francisco and Sacramento has added it to the schedule.
		Following up on yesterday's crap-o news that KCRW-FM in LA dropped the NPR program "Day to Day" (I'm the show's regular tech contributor), Boing Boing reader Andrew says:
		When I called KCRW about the three emails not working, they gave me jennifer.ferro@kcrw.org to send it to and that one didn't get returned.
	www.boingboing.net /2005/10/04/npr_day_to_day_kqeds.html (297 words)

	VOX Interviews Jason Bentley
		One is at KCRW Public Radio (89.9 FM) and at KROQ (106.7).
		Forget the fact that he has prominent shows on two different radio stations: "After Hours with Jason Bentley" on KROQ 106.7 FM (Midnights-3a.m.
		Early April, VoxOnline had an opportunity to absorb the energy and essence of Jason Bentley just before his KCRW radio show aired.
	www.voxonline.com /alternative/bentley/bentley.htm (1175 words)

	KCRW.com
		KCRW's now on air in Santa Barbara at 106.9 FM.
		For breaking news, tune to KCRWworldnews.com for around-the-clock coverage from Voice of America, BBC, PRI and KCRW.
	www.kcrw.org (1175 words)

	KCRW.com
		KCRW's now on air in Santa Barbara at 106.9 FM.
		KCRW is Media Sponsor of The 3rd Annual International Theatre Festival at UCLA Live.
		C-Span is now airing Congressional debate on Public Broadcasting.
	www.kcrw.com (1175 words)

	KCRW - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		KCRW (89.9 FM) is a public radio station broadcasting from the campus of Santa Monica College in Santa Monica, California that carries a mixed talk radio and freeform music format.
		KCRW was founded as the College Radio Workshop in 1945 to train servicemen returning from World War II in broadcasting.
		KCRW boasts members across the country and the station regularly sponsors live music events throughout the United States and in Canada.
	www.wikipedia.org /wiki/KCRW (788 words)

	biology - KCRW
		KCRW (89.9 FM) is a freeform public radio station broadcasting from the campus of Santa Monica College in Santa Monica, California.
		KCRW was founded as the College Radio Workshop in 1945 to train servicemen returning from World War II in broadcasting.
		There are KCRW members across the country and the station even regularly sponsors live music events on the other side of the continent in New York City.
	www.biologydaily.com /biology/KCRW (407 words)

	Maktub - KCRW 89.9 FM Presents Maktub Thur 5/26
		Stay tuned to KCRW (89.9 FM in the LA area or www.kcmu.org anywhere in the world) for some of the best mix of music in the country.
		KCRW will also be giving away tickets for the 5/26 show a week prior.
		Kevin Lincoln and the crew at KCRW have been strong supporters of Maktub since
	www.maktub.com /content/view/191/165 (73 words)

	Palm Pictures Announces Release Of KCRW's Sounds Eclectic 3 - Palm Pictures
		KCRW (heard in Southern California on 89.9 FM and on the web at KCRW.com) has been hailed as the most influential station in the country, and Sounds Eclectic 3 explains why.
		KCRW is the number one public radio station and NPR-affiliate in Southern California.
		Like the tracks composing previous KCRW compilations, each of the performances on Sounds Eclectic 3 were taken from the artists' appearances on Morning Becomes Eclectic, on which Harcourt has helped launch the careers of Dido, Pete Yorn, Damien Rice, Norah Jones, David Gray, Sigur Ros and Coldplay.
	www.palmpictures.com /news/palmpicturesannouncesreleaseofkcrwssoundseclectic3_2004-11-23.html (834 words)

	Morning Becomes Eclectic and Metropolis on Demand at KCRW.COM
		Beginning May 2, Southern California station KCRW (89.9 FM) will make its signature daily music programs, Morning Becomes Eclectic and Metropolis, available whenever listeners want to hear them at KCRW.com.
		KCRW listeners tune in to one of our three streams and archived programs On Demand for over 117,000 hours a week on Real Audio alone (the content is also available on Radio@AOL, and via Windows Media and MP3, including iTunes and Shoutcast) -- and an additional 34,000 hours of streaming Video On Demand.
		KCRW, the number one public radio station in Southern California, has ranked among the top 25 online radio websites worldwide.
	www.avrev.com /news/0405/26.kcrw.html (424 words)

	KCRW Backs Down - But Loh's Not Back :: LAVoice.org :: LOS ANGELES SPEAKS HERE :: A public-access blog
		SANTA MONICA — March 15, 2004 — KCRW-FM and Sandra Tsing Loh announced today that the station has decided to reverse its decision to take Loh off the air after an indecent word was inadvertently broadcast during one of her taped commentaries.
		Sandra Tsing Loh and KCRW have apparently buried the hatchet, according to a joint press release from the quirky L.A.-centric commentator's lawyers and the radio station that fired her for saying "f u c k".
		But Loh has no intention of working for KCRW again, and according to longtime friend and supporter Catherine Seipp Loh said:
	lavoice.org /article65.html (897 words)

	KCRW - Sounds Eclectic 3 - Palm Pictures Records - CD
		(Call letters: KCRW / 89.9 FM) that hosts a show called Morning Becomes Eclectic and which is part of Santa Monica College circuit.
		What’s great about this album of collected performances is that all proceeds from the sales of this CD flow back into KCRW’s coffers.
		The allure is in their live renditions with familiar songs being recorded to 2-track DAT or ProTools and, in many cases, replayed on the weekly syndicated program of the same name.
	www.musictap.net /Reviews/KCRWEclectic3CD.htm (370 words)

	Santa Monica Mirror: KCRW Offers 24-Hour-A-Day Streaming On Your Computer
		Considered National Public Radio's Southern California flagship station, Santa Monica College-based KCRW (89.9 FM) has begun offering 24-hour-a-day live streaming audio on its website, www.kcrw.org, including real-time broadcasts of NPR news and cultural programs regularly scheduled on KCRW.
		All of KCRW's local programs are available in both live and archived versions at www.kcrw.org; NPR archives can be accessed at www.npr.org.
		Although the Web is world-wide, KCRW's service is aimed at listeners who use their computers at work, since the RealPlayer permits multi-tasking while listening to KCRW.
	www.smmirror.com /volume1/issue21/kcrw_offers.html (244 words)

	Sounds Eclectic 3
		Sounds Eclectic 3 is the latest compilation of live recordings originally performed on Morning Becomes Eclectic, the legendary music show heard weekdays 9 AM to Noon on Los Angeles public radio station 89.9 FM KCRW and KCRW.com.
		All of the performances on SOUNDS ECLECTIC 3 were recorded directly to two-track digital audio tape in KCRW's studio and none of the tracks have been re-recorded, remixed or over-dubbed.
		All profits from the sale of SOUNDS ECLECTIC 3 will benefit KCRW and be directed toward the support of music programming on the station.
	soundseclectic.com /cd/cd3.html (172 words)

	Radiowatch LA: LA Radio News
		KCRW (89.9 FM): With National Public Radio, Warren Olney’s To the Point and Which Way, L.A.?
		People continue to hotly discuss the new format on bulletin boards and in emails, though, which is something nobody could say about Arrow FM for the last several years.
		KROQ-FM (106.7): A weekend countdown of the 106.7 Biggest KROQ Bands of all time, as voted by listeners.
	www.radiowatch.com /news.html (2050 words)

	radio.txt
		90405 Main Office: 310-450-5183 Music Director: Nic Harcourt nic.harcourt@kcrw.org 310-450-4646 or main office KDVS 90.3 FM 5000 UNIV.
		OF ILLINOIS CHAMPAIGN 217-244-7625 http://www.wpgu.com/ WHPK 88.5 FM 100 UNIV.
		OF RICHMOND RICHMOND 804-289-8790 WVCW 105.3/640A CAFM/CC http://www.wm.edu/SO/WCWM/ WASHINGTON DC: WGTB 92.3 FM CC www.wmuc.umd.edu WFWM 91.7 FM 150 FROSTBURG STATE UNIVERSITY FROSTBURG 301-687-4143 WMTB 90.7 FM 120 ST.
	filebox.vt.edu /a/asareen/radio.txt (187 words)

	TOPFM 96,4 MhZ - Special
		Ken Spector works at KCRW FM in Los Angeles for the Metropolis show which he has done for 13 years now.
		Poland, WRHU FM in New York City, TopFM in Serbia, Diametro 90.5 in Chile, and Pirana FM in Spain.
		FM in Belgium, Native Radio FM in Russia, Puls Radio FM in Russia, Fresh FM 92.7 in Australia, Planeta FM in
	www.topfm.co.yu /k_spector.asp (490 words)

	radio.txt
		90405 Main Office: 310-450-5183 Music Director: Nic Harcourt nic.harcourt@kcrw.org 310-450-4646 or main office KDVS 90.3 FM 5000 UNIV.
		OF ILLINOIS CHAMPAIGN 217-244-7625 http://www.wpgu.com/ WHPK 88.5 FM 100 UNIV.
		MARY'S COLLEGE ST. MARY 301-447-5239 WSMC 91.7 FM 65 ST.
	filebox.vt.edu /a/asareen/radio.txt (490 words)

	FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
		KCRW-FM and Nationally Syndicated, Santa Monica, 89.9 FM Friday, October 17; 1:00 to 2:30 p.m.
		Heard each Saturday on non-commercial WBGO-FM and Sundays on commercial Kiss FM (WRKS), the program boasts the largest audience of any weekend program on New York radio.
		Jonesville Station, WFMU-FM, Jersey City, 91.1 FM Monday, October 20; 7:00 to 8:00 p.m.
	mtr.inet7.com /PressRoom/pressRelease/09112003.htm (1367 words)

	UCLA Orientation Program
		KCRW, 89.9 FM, National Public Radio (310) 450-5183
		All of the FM broadcast stations are available with On-Campus Housing's free Cable Radio service.
		KPWR, 105.9 FM, Dance, R & B, Hip-Hop (818) 953-4200
	www.orientation.ucla.edu /guidepages/165.htm (69 words)

	RBR's Daily Morning Epaper
		It will sound a bit more like KCRW-FM LA's "Morning Becomes Eclectic" and "Weekend Becomes Eclectic" daily shows.
		About 30% of WQCD's music will be "chill," says PD Blake Lawrence, and that won't be the only change listeners will notice.
	www.rbr.com /epaper/pages/november04/04-229_programming1.html (69 words)

	Celtic Music Radio
		Wed 8-11 pm, Celtic Cadence KCBL 88.7 FM in Sacramento, CA KYDS 91.5 FM in Sacramento, CA Sun 12-1pm Irish Music and Then Some Paul Carr KCRW 89.9FM in Santa Monica, CA KCRU 89.1FM in Oxnard/Ventura County, CA KCRY 89.3FM in Indio/Palm Springs, CA Sun midnight: Gumbo.
		WSND 88.9 FM in South Bend, IN Wed 10pm-12 Celtic Traditions Harriet Engle WNIN-FM 88.3 FM in Evansville, IN Sun 7 pm Celtic Connections (syndicated) WBAA 920 AM at Purdue University, West Lafayette, IN Sun 11 am Celtic Connections (syndicated) WGCS 91.1 FM in Goshen, IN Sun 7 pm Celtic Connections (syndicated)
		KANU 91.5FM in Lawrence, KS Sun 9-10 pm, "The Flint Hills Special" Bob McWilliams
	www.ceolas.org /ref/radio.html (69 words)

	Radio Links Page
		Also featuring the Morning Becomes Electric radio show from KCRW (89.9 FM) in Santa Monica, CA.
		LiveConcerts.com will transmit regularly from North American and European House of Blues venues live and recorded content, including original concerts and highlights from the House of Blues Radio Hour, a weekly syndicated music program.
	www4.ncsu.edu /~ransom/www3/radio.links.html (424 words)

	UCLA Orientation Program
		KCRW, 89.9 FM, National Public Radio (310) 450-5183
		All of the FM broadcast stations are available with On-Campus Housing's free Cable Radio service.
		KPWR, 105.9 FM, Dance, R & B, Hip-Hop (818) 953-4200
	www.orientation.ucla.edu /guidepages/165.htm (69 words)

	Chalkhills: Articles and Interviews
		XTC speak to Gary Calamar on The Open Road, KCRW FM, March 14, 1999
		Andy Partridge on WXRT FM, February 25, 1999
		Andy Partridge on Triple-J FM, Australia, June 2000
	chalkhills.org /articles (5309 words)

	Sounds Eclectic 3
		Sounds Eclectic 3 is the latest compilation of live recordings originally performed on Morning Becomes Eclectic, the legendary music show heard weekdays 9 AM to Noon on Los Angeles public radio station 89.9 FM KCRW and KCRW.com.
		All of the performances on SOUNDS ECLECTIC 3 were recorded directly to two-track digital audio tape in KCRW's studio and none of the tracks have been re-recorded, remixed or over-dubbed.
		The original live session from each artist featured on Sounds Eclectic 3 is archived in its entirely on KCRW.com.
	soundseclectic.com /cd/cd3.html (172 words)

	search.asp?submit=true
		WFMU is an independent freeform radio station broadcasting at 91.1 fm in the New York City area, at 90.1 fm in the Hudson Valley, and live on the web.
		WUNC-FM Radio, operating at 100,000 watts at an assigned stereo frequency of 91.5 FM, is a public service of The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
		KCRW provides more then 450,000 listeners each week with an eclectic schedule of news, locally and nationally produced music, public affairs, political analysis and cultural programs.
	www.turtleradio.com /site/search/search.asp?submit=true (539 words)

	Radio Appearances
		The Johnnie Walker Show, BBC Radio 2, London, UK The Gary Crowley Show, BBC London Live, London, UK KGSR-FM, Austin, TX Morning Becomes Eclectic, KCRW, Los Angeles, CA KBCO-FM, Boulder, CO
		KINK Anniversary Show, The Civic Auditorium, Portland, OR KFOG-FM, San Francisco, CA The David Jensen Show, Heart-FM, London, UK The Richard Allinson Show, BBC Radio 2, London, UK BBC Radio 4, London, UK The Simon Mayo Show, BBC Radio 5, London, UK The Janice Long Show, BBC Radio 2, London, UK National Radio, Brussels, Belgium
		BBC Radio 1, London, UK Fanning Profiles, National Radio, Dublin, Ireland
	www.somethingsofinn.com /r/radio.html (539 words)

	LOS ANGELES PRESS CLUB 46th Annual Journalism Awards
		Kitty Felde, KPCC-FM Warren Olney, KCRW-FM Larry Mantle, KPCC-FM Lance Orozco, KCLU-FM Sports Anchor or Reporter, Print or Broadcast
		Rachael Myrow, Anthea Raymond, Kitty Felde, Larry Mantle, Christal Smith,
		Print (Under 100,000 circulation) Reporter, Columnist or Editor
	www.lapressclub.org /awards/46finalists.shtml (539 words)

	L.A. radio personality thrown of the air - Radio - MSNBC.com
		Loh, 42, learned Monday from Seymour that her six-year run on KCRW-FM had abruptly ended a day after the station aired her three-minute riff on a Bette Midler concert she attended and in which her musician husband played.
		Commentator Sandra Tsing Loh said her use of the f-word in a prerecorded segment was an editing error but what KCRW-FM’s general manager Ruth Seymour said Thursday was that Loh made calculated use of obscenity in a politically charged time.
		Although the quirky, uneven cadence of Loh’s delivery makes it appear that the segments materialize in her mind as she walks into the recording studio, they are carefully scripted, she said.
	www.msnbc.msn.com /id/4452910 (565 words)

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