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KZSC 88.1 FM Santa Cruz: Noncommercial, educational radio for the Monterey

On-demand news, interviews, and live performances from KZSC 88.1 FM Santa Cruz - Non-commercial, educational, community radio for the Monterey Bay, California

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Voces Críticas ~ Jackie Sue Powell Jan 3 2019

KZSC Santa Cruz ·

2019/01/23

Originally aired on Transformation Highway on August 24, 2017, this interview with Jackie Sue Powell, certified yoga instructor in Santa Cruz, California is about global yoga, social justice and well-being. Jackie discussed her commitment to make yoga accessible, both in terms of cost and imagining yoga practices outside the studio. She spoke about her life-changing experiences teaching and learning yoga around the world, including Guatemala, Costa Rica, and Palestine. We also talked about the role

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20:20

Half Hour Lunch Break: Laretta Johnson of City on a...

KZSC Santa Cruz ·

2019/01/22

For this first episode of Half Hour Lunch Break, DJ Maladroit interviews City on a Hill Press's Co-Editor-in-Chief Laretta Johnson. They talk about eggs, corn, and bad first dates. Half Hour Lunch Break is a podcast where UCSC students come on and talk about whatever is on our DJ's mind. Created by: Dustin Lennin Choto

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17:25

Voces Críticas ~ Micah Perks Jan 10 2019

KZSC Santa Cruz ·

2019/01/21

An interview with UC Santa Cruz Professor Micah Parks of Literature about her new book True Love and Other Dreams of Miraculous Escape (2018, Outpost 19). We discussed her unique upbringing living in a log cabin on a commune and how that sparked her creativity and love of reading and about the writing of her latest book.

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20:23

Voces Críticas ~ Theresa Montaño Jan 17 2019

KZSC Santa Cruz ·

2019/01/21

An interview with Dr. Theresa Montaño, Vice-President of the California Teachers Association (CTA) about the unprecedented Los Angeles Unified School District strike. Dr. Montaño has an extensive teaching career at all levels of education in California public schools. Now a professor of Chicana/Chicano Studies with an emphasis in education at California State University, Northridge (CSUN), Dr. Montaño research interests include: teacher activism; Chicana/o and Latino/a educational equity; critical

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47:13

Unquestionable: Monterey Water Company Takeover

KZSC Santa Cruz ·

2019/01/18

Monterey Peninsula Water Management District is set to buy out private water company California American Water (Cal-Am). District General Manager Dave Stoldt breaks down the details of his agency's task for listeners with Dan Woo.

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20:56

small talk: jack saint

KZSC Santa Cruz ·

2019/01/16

DJ Maladroit sits down with video essayist Jack Saint / LackingSaint. They discuss Jack's inspirations, the current socio-political atmosphere, and Mexican food. Created by: Dustin Lennin Choto

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26:12

small talk: ashley of trash theory

KZSC Santa Cruz ·

2019/01/16

This time Dj Maladroit is joined by Ashley of the YouTube channel "Trash Theory." They discuss Weezer, Lil Uzi Vert, favorite Simpsons character and more. Created by: Dustin Lennin Choto

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17:24

Voces Críticas ~ Ranita Ray Dec 27 2018

KZSC Santa Cruz ·

2018/12/31

Dr. Ranita Ray, Assistant Professor of Sociology at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas discusses her book, The Making of a Teenage Service Class: Poverty and Mobility in an American City (University of California Press, 2017). Ray's book challenges common views that targeting “risk behaviors” among youth such as drugs, gangs, violence, and teen parenthood is key to breaking the cycle of poverty. Dr. Ray is an ethnographer specializing in women of color feminisms, children and youth, urban

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18:10

Voces Críticas ~ Barbara Sutton Dec 20 2018

KZSC Santa Cruz ·

2018/12/28

An interview with Dr. Barbara Sutton, Associate Professor and Director of Graduate Studies at the Women’s, Gender, and Sexuality Studies Department from the University at Albany and author of Surviving State Terror: Women’s Testimonies of Repression and Resistance in Argentina (New York University Press, 2018).

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21:01

Voces Críticas ~ Gabriel Medina Dec 13 2018

KZSC Santa Cruz ·

2018/12/27

An interview with Gabriel Medina, Assistant Program Director and Digital Arts and Technology Manager at Digital NEST (Nurturing Entrepreneurial Skills with Technology), as well as an Adjunct Professor in Digital Media at Cabrillo College about nurturing creativity and artistry in Watsonville, the pros/cons of exposing young people early to technology, and about his upbringing in Watsonville.

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16:57

Voces Críticas ~ Carol Garcia Dec 6 2018

KZSC Santa Cruz ·

2018/12/27

An interview with Carol Garcia, Program Coordinator of UCSC’s People of Color Sustainability Collective (PoCSC) about creating an inclusive sustainability movement and the necessity for having students of color in leadership roles. As the granddaughter of migrant workers, we also addressed the health issues facing farmworkers in the Salinas area.

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21:03

Voces Críticas ~ Robin Treen Donna Conwell Radio EE...

KZSC Santa Cruz ·

2018/12/26

This interview is about the role of community collaborations in art projects. Part 1 of this interview is with Robin Treen, Special Projects Coordinator at the San Jose Museum of Art (SJMA) and Donna Conwell, Associate Curator at the Montalvo Arts Center is about the New Terrains project organized by SJMA and the artist residency at Montalvo Arts Center. Part 2 of this interview is with Agustina Woodgate and Stephanie Sherman of RadioEE.net, a nomadic, online, translingual radio station that hosts

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19:06

Voces Críticas ~ Michelle Téllez Nov 15 2018

KZSC Santa Cruz ·

2018/12/26

Dr. Michelle Téllez is an Assistant Professor of Mexican American Studies at the University of Arizona. For 20 years, Dr. Téllez has been committed to exploring shared human experiences and advancing social justice. An interdisciplinary scholar trained in sociology, Chicana/o studies, community studies and education, her work seeks to uncover stories of identity, transnational community formation, gendered migration, resistance, and Chicana mothering. We discussed the changing face of Arizona

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39:37

Unquestionable: Defenders of Wildlife

KZSC Santa Cruz ·

2018/12/17

Defenders Of Wildlife Southwest Program Director, Bryan Bird sounds the alarm about the environmental harm a southern border will cause to plants, animals, and yes, to humans.

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25:33

small talk: vanessa silberman & carissa johnson

KZSC Santa Cruz ·

2018/12/02

KZSC's DJ Maladroit (Dustin) sits down with Vanessa Silberman & Carissa Johnson to talk musical influences, encounters with strangers, and favorite vegan treats. Follow DJ Maladroit: Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2StwCSf Instagram: @pacific.recursion

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15:00

Voces Críticas ~ Alexandra Moore Nov 22 2018

KZSC Santa Cruz ·

2018/11/27

Alexandra Moore, PhD candidate in Visual Studies and the Curatorial Fellow at the Institute of Arts and Sciences at UC Santa Cruz, studies contemporary global art with a focus on works by African and European artists that critically engage the geographies produced by colonialism. In this interview, we discussed her previous work as the Executive Director of Breaking Ground, a nonprofit that supports community-initiated development projects in Cameroon, and the Forest Law exhibit being shown at the

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21:40

Voces Críticas ~ Elise Granata & Helen Aldana Oct 11...

KZSC Santa Cruz ·

2018/11/27

Elise Granata and Helen Aldana of the Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History, also known as the MAH, talk about the active role a museum can have in a local community. Elise, the MAH’s Community Manager, discusses the re-structuring of the MAH's mission and being the founder of the participatory, time-based social experience called POWER HOUR. Elise, the MAH’s Intercultural Programs Coordinator and a graduate of UC Santa Cruz, talks about her various new collaboration efforts, including building

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21:13

Voces Críticas ~ Macarena Gomez Barris Sept 27 2018

KZSC Santa Cruz ·

2018/11/27

An interview with Dr. Macarena Gómez-Barris, Chair of Social Science and Cultural Studies at Pratt Institute about her research on the harm of extractivism on Indigenous territories in the Americas. She writes and teaches on social and cultural theory, decolonial thought, racial and extractive capitalism, social movements, queer and submerged perspectives, critical Indigenous studies, experimental film, and social / environmental transformation. She is the author of books about state violence in

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50:14

Unquestionable: Dr. Anne Kenny

KZSC Santa Cruz ·

2018/11/23

Experienced geriatrician and author, Dr. Anne Kenny and host Dan Woo dissect their experiences of caring for elder relatives, through the lens of Kenny's book Making Tough Decisions about End-of-Life Care in Dementia. 2nd segment: Info on the future of tenant protections in Santa Cruz. Theme music: "1978" by Do Make Say Think, and "Mirrors" by Homebrew (homebrewsantacruz.bandcamp.com)

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52:38

Unquestionable: Jon McGee and Susan J Noonan

KZSC Santa Cruz ·

2018/11/20

Dr. Susan J. Noonan and Jon McGee enlighten host Dan Woo on their books: Take Control of Your Depression, and Dear Parents: A Field Guide For College Preparation theme music: "1978" by Do Make Say Think and "Mirrors" by Homebrew (homebrewsantacruz.bandcamp.com)

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