Today’s song of the day, featured on The Afternoon Show with Kevin Cole, is "Paying Off the Happiness" by Illuminati Hotties, from the 2018 album Kiss Yr Frenemies on Tiny Engines
Guest Arnie Gundersen, Chief Engineer at Fairewinds Associates and nuclear expert, speaks with Diane Horn about the implications of the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster and evaluates the nuclear risks facing the Northwest and the United States.
Today's Song of the Day, as chosen by John Richards, host of The Morning Show on KEXP, is "Jets" by Empty Country, a 2019 single on Tiny Engines.
Today’s song, featured on The Afternoon Show with Kevin Cole, is "The Red Door" by Restorations, from the 2018 album LP5000 on Tiny Engines.
Today’s song, featured on The Morning Show with John Richards, is "Trance” by Club Night, from the 2019 album What Life on Tiny Engines.
Today's song, featured on The Afternoon Show with Kevin Cole, is "I Wanna Keep Yr Dog" by Illuminati Hotties, a 2019 single on Tiny Engines.
Today’s song, featured on The Morning Show with John Richards, is "Mute” by Club Night, from the 2019 album What Life on Tiny Engines.
In conversation with KEXP's Dusty Henry, engineer Larry Crane reflects on his friendship with Smith coming up together in Portland, the songwriter’s prowess, and the process of revisiting and remastering this heavy but monumental album.
The recording engineer’s work is highlighted on a new Light in the Attic compilation titled Kearney Barton: Architect of the Northwest Sound.
Guest Mark Jacobson, Professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering, and Director of the Atmosphere/Energy Program, Stanford University, and Cofounder of the Solutions Project, speaks with Diane Horn about a 100% Wind, Water, Sunlight All-Sector Energy Plan for Washington State.
Guest Caleb Scharf, Director of the Columbia Astrobiology Center, speaks with Diane Horn about his book "Gravity's Engines: How Bubble-Blowing Black Holes Rule Galaxies, Stars, and Life in the Universe."
Guest Caleb Scharf, Director of the Columbia Astrobiology Center, speaks with Diane Horn about his book "Gravity's Engines: How Bubble-Blowing Black Holes Rule Galaxies, Stars, and Life in the Universe".
If you had told the DJs at KCMU 25-plus years ago, as they listened to the debut album by the New Jersey rapper known as Queen Latifah, that in 2015 her name would the second thing suggested by Google when you type in "Queen" (just under "Queen Elizabeth"), they would have said "what's Google?" But…
