Leo's "Bluesland" is on the air Thursday 8-10
PM on KCSB 91.9 FM and also
web streams at
PM on KCSB 91.9 FM and also
web streams at
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Additional
It's our pledge drive at KCSB. Please call
(805) 893-2424 Feb. 20-March 1. Call at any
time because it all helps us. Go to
www.kcsb.org and contribute online. Thank
you.
(805) 893-2424 Feb. 20-March 1. Call at any
time because it all helps us. Go to
www.kcsb.org and contribute online. Thank
you.
The KCSB schedule of programming is pre-
prepared each quarter by the PMRC.
(Program Mediation and Review Committee).
New DJs are required to submit a demo
tape, demonstrating an ability to provide
alternative programming and a certain
amount of skill using the mixing board. Slots
are assigned according to programmer
availability, quality of programming, and
seniority. Before applying to KCSB,
interested DJS must complete a quarter of
training on KJUC (the AM training station
that can only be heard in the dorms), and
receive a passing score on the FCC test. Any
member of the community may try for a spot
on the schedule. Besides offering unique
musical programming, KCSB is a conduit of
community news and information, including
UCSB athletics, and features the popular
national news program Democracy Now. The
station has been webcasting since the
1990s.
The radio station is advised by the
executive director of Associated Students,
Marisela Marquez and the Associated
Student s Assistant Director for independent
media—currently vacant. After 31 years
employed at UCSB, KCSB Advisor Elizabeth
Robinson retired at the end of Spring Quarter
2012.[5] KCSB's staff also includes
Development Coordinator Ted Coe and News
Director/Journalism Advisor Monica Lopez.
An executive committee made up of UCSB
students administer various aspects of the
station including promotions, publications,
programming and engineering
prepared each quarter by the PMRC.
(Program Mediation and Review Committee).
New DJs are required to submit a demo
tape, demonstrating an ability to provide
alternative programming and a certain
amount of skill using the mixing board. Slots
are assigned according to programmer
availability, quality of programming, and
seniority. Before applying to KCSB,
interested DJS must complete a quarter of
training on KJUC (the AM training station
that can only be heard in the dorms), and
receive a passing score on the FCC test. Any
member of the community may try for a spot
on the schedule. Besides offering unique
musical programming, KCSB is a conduit of
community news and information, including
UCSB athletics, and features the popular
national news program Democracy Now. The
station has been webcasting since the
1990s.
The radio station is advised by the
executive director of Associated Students,
Marisela Marquez and the Associated
Student s Assistant Director for independent
media—currently vacant. After 31 years
employed at UCSB, KCSB Advisor Elizabeth
Robinson retired at the end of Spring Quarter
2012.[5] KCSB's staff also includes
Development Coordinator Ted Coe and News
Director/Journalism Advisor Monica Lopez.
An executive committee made up of UCSB
students administer various aspects of the
station including promotions, publications,
programming and engineering