Alphabetical list of Syndicated programs on KRFP 92.5
(Note: Entertainment shows at bottom)

Updated January 29, 2007

ALTERNATIVE RADIO Tue. 10am, archived editions Sat. 8am. Weekly, 1 hr.
Long format, mostly speeches, but some interviews. Important intellects of the day, including Noam Chomsky, Robert McChesney, Helen Cauldicott, Howard Zinn, Arundati Roy, Michael Moore, Greg Palast, Ben Bagdikian, etc., etc.

BACKGROUND BRIEFING Fri. 10am Weekly, 1 hr.
Ian Masters interviews high-profile guests from the world of international politics. Diplomacy, intelligence and global relations.

BETWEEN THE LINES Wed. 4:30pm, Mon. 5:00 am Weekly, half-hour
High quality review of the week's important news stories. Headlines of the week's underreported stories plus 3 interview segments approx. 7 minutes each.

BIONEERS Sat., 9:30am. Weekly, half-hour
Deep ecology, genetic engineering, etc. Highly recommended.

BUILDING BRIDGES Wed., 6:00 pm
Weekly labor report

CHANGESURFER RADIO Tue. 6pm Weekly, half-hour
Discussions of technology that promise to bring a "sexy, high-tech future."

CONTINENT OF MEDIA Sun. 7am Monthly, half-hour
Glenn Hauser's other hobbyist show, dealing with broadcast media.

CORPORATE WATCHDOG RADIO, Sat., 6:30 am, half hour, alternates with Stepping Out of Babylon

CULTURAL BAGGAGE Fri., 5:00 pm. Weekly, half hour
The unvarnished truth about the drug war from Dean Becker at from KPFT, Houston. News, interviews, and also produced short segments.

DECONSTRUCTING DINNER, Sun., 8:00 am. Weekly, 1 hr. Where does your food come from and how is it processed? What are the politics behind our food production system? How healthy is it? Answers here Sunday mornings. Produced at Kootenay Co-op Radio in Nelson, BC

EAT THE AIRWAVES Mon. 5:30 am & 6 pm. Weekly, half hour
Mike McCormick of KEXP conducts weekly discussions with the editors of Eat the State, Geov Parrish & Maria Tomchick. The war in Iraq, national and westside politics.

ECOSHOCK Thu. 4:00 pm The hard truth about the state of the planet, presented from CFRO in Vancouver, BC

EXPLORATIONS Thu.10am. Weekly 1 hr.
Prof. of Applied Physics Michio Kaku with a comprehensive up-to-date science news and interviews about the rapidly-changing world of science. Some of the info is of planet-saving proportions. Highly recommended.

FLASHPOINTS Mon.-Thu 6:30pm, Sat., 7 am.
Excellent, daily investigative news magazine from Pacifica. Topics include Haiti, 9-11, HUD corruption, black box voting, enviro, human rights. Worldwide correspondents. Host: Dennis Bernstein

GUNS & BUTTER Fri. 11am Weekly, 1 hr.
The nexus of militarism and economics. From KPFA in Berkeley

LAW AND DISORDER Mon. 11 am Weekly, 1 hr. Michael Ratner of the National Lawyers Guild and others host this up to the minute overview of our careening, post 9-11 legal system

MAKING CONTACT Thu. 5:00 pm., Archive editions: Sat. 9am. Weekly, half-hour
Weekly documentaries on critical global and national issues from the National Radio Project (NRP, not NPR, but it does play on some NPR stations.) Excellent production.

MEDIA MINUTES Twice Mondays during Morning Mix, 8:00 & 9:30 am
5 min. Weekly. Headlines newscast concentrating on Media issues.

MEDIAGEEK Tue. 11am. Weekly half-hour
Paul Riismandel interviews others about the world of grassroots media and media policy.

PEOPLE RISE UP Sun. 7:30 am, hour-long episodes begin at 7:00 am
Host Andrew Geller in Portland explores the underside of the news, documents emerging fascism.

PROGRESSIVE RADIO Tue., 11:30 am.
In depth interviews produced by Matthew Rothchild, editor of the Progressive Magazine

RADIO CURIOUS Sat., 6:00 am.
In depth interviews on politics, health and other topics mostly recorded in 1990's. Usually not time sensitive.

SHORTWAVE REPORT Sun. 6:30am Weekly, half-hour.
Review of news from national stations recorded from a solar powered short wave radio strung together by host Dan Roberts. Netherlands, Russia, Spain, Cuba, Germany, China.

SPROUTS Mon. 5:00 pm Weekly, half hour
Magazine produced by volunteer neophyte news reporters from Pacifica affiliate stations like Radio Free Moscow. A different theme every week.

STEPPING OUT OF BABYLON Sat. 6:30 am 1/2 hr. Alternates with Corporate Watchdog Radio. Interviews by Sue Supriano focusing on some of the lesser known activists that deserve recognition.

SUNDAY SALON Live, Sundays 9am Weekly, 2 hrs.
Call-in show w/ journalistic inquiry hosted by Larry Bensky on KPFA and affiliated stations.

TALK NATION RADIO Thu. 6:00 pm, Weekly, 1/2 hr. Progressive news and analysis from leading experts on human rights, journalists, scholars, and political activists.

TUC RADIO (Time of Useful Consciousness) Tue. 4:30pm Weekly, half-hour
"Time of Useful Consciousness" is the time between the onset of oxygen deficiency and the loss of consciousness. These are the brief moments in which a pilot may save the troubled plane."UNWELCOME GUESTS Wed. 10am, archived editions Fri. 4am Weekly, 2 hours.
Excellent compendium of long-format speeches, interviews and readings on compelling suppressed issues of the day.

UPRISING Sat. 8am, repeats Sun. 11am Weekly 1 hr.
The best of the morning show of the same name on KPFK Los Angeles. Timely interviews of the news of the week. Very good weekend morning news show.

VOICES OF OUR WORLD Sun., 5:00 am, half-hour
Investigative Journalism concerning the rest of us. Excellent production quality.

WAR NEWS RADIO, Sat. 9:00 am. Extraordinary show produced by Swathmore college students with up to date reports on the war in Iraq. Voices of Iraqis are front and center.

WORLD OF RADIO Sun. 6am Weekly, half hour.
This show talks about international broadcasters, pirate, clandestine and military stations, as well as the noises and buzzes on your short wave radio. Short wave is the only medium that crosses international borders immune from state censorship. The medium is in danger of being drowned by in a sea of noise from digital services, powerlines, etc.

YOUR OWN HEALTH & FITNESS Fri. 10 am Weekly 1 hr.
Layna Berman of Pacifica with cutting edge information on the politics and controversies in health and health care.

MUSIC & ENTERTAINMENT

SAGEBRUSH VARIETY HOUR, Tue. 4pm, Weekly, 1 hr. Idaho's own home-grown vareity shown, satire, radio theatre and commentary "with an irreverent twist." Produced by the good folks at Radio Boise. http:www.radioboise.org

LE SHOW Nationwide comedy skit and commentary show hosted by Harry Shearer, who provides the voices of several characters in the Simpsons. Recorded in the Santa Monica, "the home of the homeless," and New Orleans, the home of the FEMA trailer homes.

THE HOUR OF SLACK Thursdays, 1 am
Weekly, 1 hr. http://www.subgenius.com/ts/hos.html
Very, very weird. Very well produced.

THE INNER SIDE Thu., 10pm. Weekly 1 hr.
Political humor and sound collage from the underground studio of Scooter in Houston.

DREAMS OF RIO -Serialized Adventure Drama, Weekly half-hour episodes.
Mon. 7:30pm. Repeats Wed. 12:30 pm, Fri 2 am. While Jack Flanders is exploring the Amazon, all the malls in the United States merge into one giant mega-complex. Deep in the Amazon, Jack finds a mysterious statue that brings him clues to commercial events back home. The best in stereo, hi-fi radio drama from the Zodiac Broadcasting Service

MINDWALK, Mondays. 10 pm. Weekly, half-hour.
The best and strangest of current events sound montage.

POP DEFECT RADIO
Wed., 1 am. Weekly, 1 hr.
"The Soundtrack of the Resistance." Excellent, serious fun! Very well produced. Political music of all genres, audio montages, etc. Hosted by Skidmark Bob of Freak Radio Santa Cruz.