KKUP Sunday Schedule

Time	Program	Description
Midnight	(1st, 3rd, & 5th) Blues in the Night	(The Blue Radish) The best in blues from the 20th to the 21st century.
Midnight	(2nd & 4th) Kingdom of K-KUP	(King George) Please glue your Lobes for some great tunes-Oldies; From The Yest-er-Years... please e-mail me for your suggestions & requests, etc...Studio Hot Lines are 408-260 2999 & 831-255-2999 Schedule of Features
3:00 AM	1st, 2nd, 4th, & 5th) There's No Biz Like Show Biz	(Tom Dragt) Tom Dragt brings you the best of Broadway, the finest from the Golden Age of Hollywood, soundtracks you know and some you won't. Plus a slight detour into the land of TV theme songs. All this brought to you at the most gawd-awful time slot imaginable. Enjoy!
	(3rd) On the Verge	(Verge Belanger) Verge may well do anything musical or cerebral!
7:00 AM	The Alan Watts Hour	(George Byrd) Wake up while listening to a seminar by philosopher Alan Watts. Or listen to a seminar by Alan Watts while waking up.
Seminars from M.E.A., and other recorded material is available from Mystic Fire. Some abridged transcripts of Alan Watts' lectures, and audio clips can be found at The Deoxyribonucleic Hyperdimension . Or enjoy an excerpt from a dialogue featuring Alan Watts, Timothy Leary, Gary Snyder, and Allen Ginsberg, originally published in the San Francisco Oracle in 1967. You may enjoy the archives of this active internet Alan Watts email discussion group. Enjoy an excerpt from Alan Watts' autobiography "In My Own Way." here and/or here. Or enjoy Alan Watts' "The Joyous Cosmology" and other essays. Additional information available at Alan Watts Electronic University.
8:00 AM	Neptune Currents	(Steve Davis & Carol Joyce) Tranquil, expressive, meditative. Emphasis on electronic & electro-acoustic music, plus music of the Far East and other World musics. Playlists
11:00 AM	Wimmin's Music Program 1st, 2nd, 4th, & 5th	(Laura Testa) Women's music, news, & contemporary calendar. Interviews with local women movers & shakers.
	(3rd) Mezza & Tapas	(Hala Fauzi) Middle Eastern, Arabic and African music & information, including local artists and a calendar of related cultural events and festivals, thriving to close the gap between cultures and explore the uniting power of the arts. Playlists
1:00 PM	Fools Paradise (1st, 3rd, & 5th)	(Mark Owens) Two hours without format, Blues, Zydeco, Reggae, African & Caribbean music.
	(2nd & 4th) Native Way	(Davidthree) (aka Cipactzin David Romero) Music for and by American Indians, to promote community awareness through information on Health and Social Services, Cultural events like Pow-Wow's and Ceremonies also local Groups and their events.
3:00 PM	(1st) Classical Music Tales	(Rey Gonzalez) Classical music at its best along with a few tales, some notes about the composers and performers, and maybe a little fun, all meant to ease kids and adults of every age into the pleasures of great classical music.
	(2nd & 4th) No Pigeonholes	(Don Campau) The longest running program of home tapes and small studio productions in the world is also now broadcast on shortwave in Europe on Radio Marabu. Send us your home recordings for airplay!
	(3rd) Mostly Jazz	(John Hayden) Eclectic Jazz, plus political commentary.
	(5th) Another World is Possible	(Katy Dawson) This is a call-in show about ways to speak your truth without creating defensiveness, be heard and hear others with compassion and respect, and transform potential conflicts into peaceful dialogues through a simple process called Compassionate Communication.
5:00 PM	A Meeting of the Ways	(Diane Solomon) Celebrating diversity, the varieties of religious experience, peace & justice, and the sacred music of the World.
6:00 PM	Canta Brazil	(Xuxu & Maria, Lars Bourne, David Heymann ) Hot Brazilian music...
8:00 PM	One World in One Hour	(Lars Bourne) A musical journey around the world in one hour. Playlists
9:00 PM	Cupertino Barndance	(Stompin' Steve Hathaway) Bluegrass, honkytonk, western swing, rockabilly. Playlists

Time

Program

Description

Midnight

(1st, 3rd, & 5th) Blues in the Night

(The Blue Radish) The best in blues from the 20th to the 21st century.

Midnight

(2nd & 4th) Kingdom of K-KUP

(King George) Please glue your Lobes for some great tunes-Oldies; From The Yest-er-Years... please e-mail me for your suggestions & requests, etc...Studio Hot Lines are 408-260 2999 & 831-255-2999 Schedule of Features

3:00 AM

1st, 2nd, 4th, & 5th) There's No Biz Like Show Biz

(Tom Dragt) Tom Dragt brings you the best of Broadway, the finest from the Golden Age of Hollywood, soundtracks you know and some you won't. Plus a slight detour into the land of TV theme songs. All this brought to you at the most gawd-awful time slot imaginable. Enjoy!

(3rd) On the Verge

(Verge Belanger) Verge may well do anything musical or cerebral!

7:00 AM

The Alan Watts Hour

(George Byrd) Wake up while listening to a seminar by philosopher Alan Watts. Or listen to a seminar by Alan Watts while waking up.

Seminars from M.E.A., and other recorded material is available from Mystic Fire. Some abridged transcripts of Alan Watts' lectures, and audio clips can be found at The Deoxyribonucleic Hyperdimension .
Or enjoy an excerpt from a dialogue featuring Alan Watts, Timothy Leary, Gary Snyder, and Allen Ginsberg, originally published in the San Francisco Oracle in 1967.
You may enjoy the archives of this active internet Alan Watts email discussion group.
Enjoy an excerpt from Alan Watts' autobiography "In My Own Way." here and/or here. Or enjoy Alan Watts' "The Joyous Cosmology" and other essays.
Additional information available at Alan Watts Electronic University.

8:00 AM

Neptune Currents

(Steve Davis & Carol Joyce) Tranquil, expressive, meditative. Emphasis on electronic & electro-acoustic music, plus music of the Far East and other World musics. Playlists

11:00 AM

Wimmin's Music Program 1st, 2nd, 4th, & 5th

(Laura Testa) Women's music, news, & contemporary calendar. Interviews with local women movers & shakers.

(3rd) Mezza & Tapas

(Hala Fauzi) Middle Eastern, Arabic and African music & information, including local artists and a calendar of related cultural events and festivals, thriving to close the gap between cultures and explore the uniting power of the arts. Playlists

1:00 PM

Fools Paradise
(1st, 3rd, & 5th)

(Mark Owens) Two hours without format, Blues, Zydeco, Reggae, African & Caribbean music.

(2nd & 4th) Native Way

(Davidthree) (aka Cipactzin David Romero) Music for and by American Indians, to promote community awareness through information on Health and Social Services, Cultural events like Pow-Wow's and Ceremonies also local Groups and their events.

3:00 PM

(1st)
Classical Music Tales

(Rey Gonzalez) Classical music at its best along with a few tales, some notes about the composers and performers, and maybe a little fun, all meant to ease kids and adults of every age into the pleasures of great classical music.

(2nd & 4th)
No Pigeonholes

(Don Campau) The longest running program of home tapes and small studio productions in the world is also now broadcast on shortwave in Europe on Radio Marabu. Send us your home recordings for airplay!

(3rd) Mostly Jazz

(John Hayden) Eclectic Jazz, plus political commentary.

(5th) Another World is Possible

(Katy Dawson) This is a call-in show about ways to speak your truth without creating defensiveness, be heard and hear others with compassion and respect, and transform potential conflicts into peaceful dialogues through a simple process called Compassionate Communication.

5:00 PM

A Meeting of the Ways

(Diane Solomon) Celebrating diversity, the varieties of religious experience, peace & justice, and the sacred music of the World.

6:00 PM

Canta Brazil

(Xuxu & Maria, Lars Bourne, David Heymann ) Hot Brazilian music...

8:00 PM

One World in One Hour

(Lars Bourne) A musical journey around the world in one hour. Playlists

9:00 PM

Cupertino Barndance

(Stompin' Steve Hathaway) Bluegrass, honkytonk, western swing, rockabilly. Playlists