Howdy Coyotistas!
Our fifth weekend of experimental community radio broadcasting on AM 1670. Arnie, in the KYXS-Coyote Radio weather room, says the rain and snow will let up and we'll have a cold - but unwindy - pair of days.
Still time to tune in and snuggle up, baby's! This weekend we bring you DJ sets from Studio A in The Raven Cafe building - postulating the existence of "Country That Doesn't Suck" and a little something we're calling "Dr. Freud, It Was Like This . . . ," famed alt-60's DJ Leslie Stevens' off the beaten path good time oldies, an interview with best selling crime fiction writer Anne Frasier, Bob Wright's Baseball History, spotlight on Coyote Radio Theater writer/voice actor/spokesmodel Christian Smith and a whole lot more.
Tune in, Stay in and warm up, that's what we say!
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Also, remember March is "DJ for a Day" month at KYXS - Coyote Radio!
To spin a set of your own tunes in Studio A, click here.
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This weekend on on KYXS - Coyote Radio you can hear: Saturday and Sunday (all times are approximate)
(7 am) DJ Leslie Stevens' Route 66 Good Time Oldies Show - This Seligman, AZ resident makes a syndicated show of alt-pop rock from the '60's. The Big Boss Sound of Route 66! This week's theme: Women's Names in Song!
(8 am) Democracy Now! - Amy Goodman and company return with another dose of news that doesn't originate at Spin Central. Headlines for February 22, 2008; Behind the John McCain Lobbying Scandal: A Look at How McCain Urged the Federal Communications Commission to Act on Behalf of Paxson Communications; Report from Belgrade: Serbian Protesters Set U.S. Embassy on Fire to Protest Independence of Kosovo; Samantha Power v. Jeremy Scahill: A Debate on U.S. Actions in the Balkans, the Independence of Kosovo, the Iraq Sanctions and Humanitarian Intervention; Samantha Power on “Chasing the Flame: Sergio Vieira de Mello and the Fight to Save the World"
KYXS, Coyote Radio, is the only radio partner of Democracy Now! in Yavapai County.
(9 am) In For Questioning - from Studio A in The Raven Cafe building - Angie Johnson-Schmit interviews chart topping paranormal crime fiction writer Anne Frasier. Sez Angie, "In this week's episode, we talk with Anne about PALE IMMORTAL and the further Tuonela, WI adventures in her upcoming book, GARDEN OF DARKNESS. Listen in to find out what she would do if faced with a (possible) real-life vampire, what her fav. classic horror movie is, and what decidedly unscary things are found on her desk."
Tune in for the interview show that goes beyond "just the facts, m'am."
(9:30 am) Coyote Radio Theater - "Fake English Accent Theatre" A rare look into the soul of longtime Coyote Radio Theater writer/spokesmodel Christian Smith, Comic Genius. Also, Christian's now infamous April Fools Prank on Prescott Arts Beat. (Caution: this segment includes graphic descriptions of outrageous new forms of art and did result in the hosts of this show being chastised by their supervisor.)
(9:50 am) British Old Time Radio Theater - "Clouds of Witness (part 3)" Dennis Humphrey curates the third installment in this adaptation of Dorothy L. Sayers' second Lord Peter Wimsey crime novel.
(10:20 am) Baseball History - Bob Wright walks us down the hallowed halls of the National Past Time, including stops in all forms of the field. This week includes a spotlight on Moe Berg, who couldn't bat his way into the books, but made up for it in many other ways.
(10:40 am) Prescott Arts Beat - from Studio A in The Raven Cafe building - When you talk about hard workin', local theatre innovation, one name leads the list: Blue Rose Theatre's Jody Drake can hardly sit still as she talks about her work at the only historical interpretation theatre group in the Southwest. Includes Andrew's 5 Big Questions.
(11:30 am) Crazy Dog Audio Theatre - "Infidel (part 1)" Roger Gregg's challenging radio drama about ordinary people caught up in the Crusades. An allegory for our times? Perish the thought! Its just the best radio theatre happening in the English speaking world today. Just ask the Irish Times. Or the Coyote Radio staff.
(12:00 pm) DJ - Country That Doesn't Suck - from Studio A in The Raven Cafe building - DJ Gary Wilding take you on a stroll through a playlist you will not hear on local corporate country radio, including Ryan Adams, early Dwight Yoakam, Iris DeMent, Wilco, recent Steve Earle and a few curveballs. Let us know if you'd like to hear more alt-country music! If you'd like to try playing the music you like over the radio, click here.
(1:00 pm) DJ - Free Form - "Dr. Freud, It Was Like This . . ." - from Studio A in The Raven Cafe building - DJ Perri Sane documents a recent "life changing conversation" in song. According to Perri, "Every song tells a story and when you add them all together it should paint the picture of what happened." If you'd like to try your hand at free form DJ work or any kind of DJ work, click here.
(2 pm) DJ Leslie Stevens' Route 66 Good Time Oldies Show - This Seligman, AZ resident makes a syndicated show of alt-pop rock from the '60's. The Big Boss Sound of Route 66! This week's theme: Women's Names in Song!
(3 pm) Democracy Now! - Amy Goodman and company return with another dose of news that doesn't originate at Spin Central. Headlines for February 22, 2008; Behind the John McCain Lobbying Scandal: A Look at How McCain Urged the Federal Communications Commission to Act on Behalf of Paxson Communications; Report from Belgrade: Serbian Protesters Set U.S. Embassy on Fire to Protest Independence of Kosovo; Samantha Power v. Jeremy Scahill: A Debate on U.S. Actions in the Balkans, the Independence of Kosovo, the Iraq Sanctions and Humanitarian Intervention; Samantha Power on “Chasing the Flame: Sergio Vieira de Mello and the Fight to Save the World"
KYXS, Coyote Radio, is the only radio partner of Democracy Now! in Yavapai County.
(4 pm) In For Questioning - from Studio A in The Raven Cafe building - Angie Johnson-Schmit interviews chart topping paranormal crime fiction writer Anne Frasier. Sez Angie, "In this week's episode, we talk with Anne about PALE IMMORTAL and the further Tuonela, WI adventures in her upcoming book, GARDEN OF DARKNESS. Listen in to find out what she would do if faced with a (possible) real-life vampire, what her fav. classic horror movie is, and what decidedly unscary things are found on her desk."
Tune in for the interview show that goes beyond "just the facts, m'am."
(4:30 apm) Coyote Radio Theater - "Fake English Accent Theatre" A rare look into the soul of longtime Coyote Radio Theater writer/spokesmodel Christian Smith, Comic Genius. Also, Christian's now infamous April Fools Prank on Prescott Arts Beat. (Caution: this segment includes graphic descriptions of outrageous new forms of art and did result in the hosts of this show being chastised by their supervisor.
(4:50 pm) British Old Time Radio Theater - "Clouds of Witness (part 3)" Dennis Humphrey curates the second installment in this adaptation of Dorothy L. Sayers' second Lord Peter Wimsey crime novel.
(5:30 pm) Baseball History - Bob Wright walks us down the hallowed halls of the National Past Time, including stops in all forms of the field. This week includes a spotlight on Moe Berg, who couldn't bat his way into the books, but made up for it in so many other ways.
(5:50 pm) Prescott Arts Beat - from Studio A in The Raven Cafe building - When you talk about local theatre innovation, one name leads the list: Blue Rose Theatre's Jody Drake can hardly sit still as she talks about her work at the only historical interpretation theatre group in the Southwest. Includes Andrew's 5 Big Questions.
(6:20 pm) Crazy Dog Audio Theatre - "Infidel (part 1)" Roger Gregg's challenging radio drama about ordinary people caught up in the Crusades. An allegory for our times? Perish the thought! Its just the best radio theatre happening in the English speaking world today. Just ask the Irish Times. Or the Coyote Radio staff.
(6:50 pm) DJ - Country That Doesn't Suck - from Studio A in The Raven Cafe building - DJ Gary Wilding take you on a stroll through a playlist you will not hear on local corporate country radio, including Ryan Adams, early Dwight Yoakam, Iris DeMent, Wilco, recent Steve Earle and a few curveballs. Let us know if you'd like to hear more alt-country music! If you'd like to try playing the music you like over the radio, click here.
(7:50 pm) DJ - Free Form - "Dr. Freud, It Was Like This . . ." - from Studio A in The Raven Cafe building - DJ Perri Sane documents a recent "life changing conversation" in song. According to Perri, "Every song tells a story and when you add them all together it should paint the picture of what happened." If you'd like to try your hand at free form DJ work or any kind of DJ work, click here.
Also this weekend: on our sister station, KJZA (89.5FM) you can hear the hilariously funny Sean Jeralds and Joanne Robertson recount the way cast members put "Rumors," the Neil Simon farce opening at Prescott Fine Arts Association next week on its feet. Featured on Prescott Arts Beat (Sundays at noon.)
Check out our blog to find out about all the happenings at our roost, The Raven Cafe.
http://theravencafe.blogspot.com/
The AM 1670 LPAM broadcast is currently heard in Southside Prescott. Reports of people hearing the show range from Haisley Homestead to the Compass Bank parking lot, including The Foothills and Summit Pointe Estates. The signal seems strongest currently during the day and car radios seem to pick it up better.
If you hear us, please let us know, either through a comment here or via email to andrew@coyoteradio.org.
And, as always, if you'd like a show of your own - please let us know!
your radio pal,
Andrew Johnson-Schmit
Andrew Johnson-Schmit
Chairman, Coyote Radio
KYXS-LP
AM 1670
Prescott, AZ USA
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