KZSU program schedule

	Sunday	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday
6:00am	Lift Jesus Higher Kesha, Christina, Dan, Kev, Ebony	Mixed Up Class Romain	Deep Fried & Sanctified	It's Different Show Sri	Eclektronik Groove Holt Sorenson	No Cover, No Minimum Fo	Finding Your Way Charles Ivan King
7:00am			Palo Alto Pop Overthrow Phil Andrews
8:00am			Palo Alto Pop Overthrow Phil Andrews
9:00am	Sunny Side Up Bruce	Emphysema for Emphasis Soy Ricardo	Jewish Music Alternative Raya Zion	Sports Zoo Dannaman	An Epiphany of Sound J.C.	Music to Make Babies to Alma Mahler	Blues with a Feelin' Byrd of Paradise
10:00am				408's Finest Dannaman
11:00am
11:30am	University Public Worship					Planetary Radio The Planetary
12:00pm	University Public Worship	The Lunch Special	Time Traveler Francis	Radiophonic Kyle M	New Dimensions	That's Not Bluegrass Sarah Bellum	Lost and Found Edwin
12:30pm	Cardinal Baseball KZSU Sports	The Lunch Special			New Dimensions
1:00pm		Shedding Light			Sunshine ... In the Afternoon Sunshine
2:00pm		Raising Sand		Eran Mukamel Chizzy			Cardinal Baseball KZSU Sports
3:00pm	The Perennial Philosophy DJ Cikee or Japanic	Big Love Jack & Jon B	I Once was Canadian Canuck			Memory Select Wedge	Cardinal Baseball KZSU Sports
4:00pm			I Once was Canadian Canuck		Philosophy Talk		New World Disorder SadieO
5:00pm			At the Cafe Bohemian Decca	Hearsay Culture Dave Levine	What Would Your Mother Say? Susan Morris
6:00pm	The Drum Kevvy Kev	The Stanford Storytelling Project		The Ground State Mateo Tambien	KZSUAC: KZSU Un-American Activities Committee DJ Narwhal/DJ Paul the Hammer	Fair Hearing Micah Cratty
7:00pm		Palo Alto City Council Vince Larkin		Brownian Motion Your Imaginary Friend	The Courtesy Flush Barbara Anne	Cardinal Baseball KZSU Sports	Bloodstains Across Atherton Ragnar of Ravensfjord
8:00pm		Palo Alto City Council Vince Larkin	At Your Local Dive Natalie	Brownian Motion Your Imaginary Friend	The Courtesy Flush Barbara Anne	Cardinal Baseball KZSU Sports	Bloodstains Across Atherton Ragnar of Ravensfjord
9:00pm	MHz Raymundo	Smartie Pop Edna	At Your Local Dive Natalie	Wednesday Night Live Local bands make good.	The Joy 'n Danny Division Joy	Urban Innercity Experience M-SMOOTH	On the Warpath The Big Chief
10:00pm			Your Sports NightCap Paul Gassee	Baptism of Solitude Mike	Happy Hour Ayshbot & Farmer Flap-Jack
11:00pm			Your Sports NightCap Paul Gassee	Baptism of Solitude Mike	Happy Hour Ayshbot & Farmer Flap-Jack
12:00am	Now's the Time Michael Uhila	The Professor Barnaby J. Finkerton Variety Hour Professor Barnaby J. Finkerton	Nag Champa Orangeasm DJ Natty & DJ Brick	A2Z Gears	Live from Six Feet Underground Witz	Scatterbrain Radio Gus the Fat & ThePeanutGallery	Undrinkably Bad Oddities Tracy & Mike R
1:00am
2:00am
3:00am			A Random Year in Music History! MC Clan			The Twilight Zone Sasquatch	Loxodromica Rikyu
4:00am
5:00am		Deep Fried & Sanctified Andrea

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MONDAY

6AM	Mixed Up Class (Romain) Varied faces of European and American classical music, with an emphasis on choral and vocal genres. Stanford area classical calendar, local performers, and musical humor.
9AM	Emphysema for Emphasis (Soy Ricardo) If you haven't heard Emphysema for Emphasis before, then please don't tune in. It is a private club and you are not invited.
NOON	The Lunch Special A different community member every week for music & conversation.
1PM	Shedding Light Everyone from current authors to environmentalists, to social activists, from in and outside the Stanford community, shedding light on topics of vital interest to all of us.
2PM	Raising Sand A local, national, and international, cutting edge, in depth, thought provoking hour, from Iraq to New Orleans, from Lebanon to the White House, from Abu Garaib to Git-mo, focusing on social justice themes.
3PM	Big Love (Jack & Jon B) Guest DJs from the Bay Area & beyond spin live every week!
6PM	The Stanford Storytelling Project The Stanford Storytelling Project brings together stories of all kinds-- poetry, memoir, fiction, documentary, and academic inquiry-- into a one hour show, centered around a new theme each week.
7PM	Palo Alto City Council (Vince Larkin) The sound of government in action.
9PM	Smartie Pop (Edna) A mix of music you can sing along with (if you want) or just enjoy featuring artists from across genres, including indie, world, folk, pop, blues, and bluegrass.
MID	The Professor Barnaby J. Finkerton Variety Hour (Professor Barnaby J. Finkerton) What do Mongolian Tuvan throat singing, Cowboy Music from the 1940s, and Thai pop music have in common? This show. A weekly journey through time, space, and national origin brings you music I can guarantee you've never heard before.

TUESDAY

5AM	Deep Fried & Sanctified (Andrea) Deep Fried & Sanctified is a tasty mix of gospel, soul, and blues designed to satisfy both your right and left shoulder. A sweet and spicy soul platter made with love by your host Andrea.
7AM	Palo Alto Pop Overthrow (Phil Andrews) Dust off your 12 string Rickenbacker guitar and polish up your harmonies.. it's time for the Palo Alto Pop Overthrow with your host Phil Andrews. Power pop, indie pop/rock, and splashes of chamber pop and alt country.
9AM	Jewish Music Alternative (Raya Zion) Eclectic and Modern music show celebrating Jewish music and culture as created by international and local performing artists.
NOON	Time Traveler (Francis) Come travel through time -- from the best rock, folk and an occasional blues classic from the past to a tasty mix of today's excellent indie rock, folk rock, and singer/songwriter selections.
3PM	I Once was Canadian (Canuck) I once was Canadian is a show focused on indie rock, from the new to the classic, often on the softer side of the genre. Oldies, soul, Motown and early R&B will be represented as well.
5PM	At the Cafe Bohemian (Decca) Where African pop meets Cuban jazz in a nightclub filled with Celtic musicians playing Japanese mambos.
8PM	At Your Local Dive (Natalie) Music you'd love to hear at your favorite dive bar - featuring local bands of the SF Bay Area mixed with new and old favorites of mine. Indie rock, noise, twee pop, lo-fi fuzzy stuff, folk, etc.
10PM	Your Sports NightCap (Paul Gassee) Break open an adult beverage, pick out that favorite rocking chair, sit back and relax, because Neil Berman and Paul Gassée will take care of you for the next few hours.
MID	Nag Champa Orangeasm (DJ Natty & DJ Brick) Natty and Brick, wacky roommates, an immersion in fuzzy rock and funky beats. Chill down, take off your strait jacket with turntablism, funky psychedelics, jazz, and silly beats, textures, and entertainment. Give a girl her first orangeasm?... Nag Champa is aphrodisiac, but the pheromones are in the peels.
3AM	A Random Year in Music History! (MC Clan) Each show will feature the best music from a given year in history. Ever wonder what was hip in 1945? In South Africa during the 60s? Whether Aimee Mann and the Eurythmics were popular at the same time? Find out.

WEDNESDAY

6AM	It's Different Show (Sri) The Music and Informational show from India - Indian classical, film music - Tamil, Kannada, Hindi, Malayalam, Telugu along with information, quiz, group discussion and listener participation
9AM	Sports Zoo (Dannaman) Listen to the Dannaman and his KZSU sports staff cronies give their opinions on the world of sports.
10AM	408's Finest (Dannaman) Hear Dannaman's collection of local hip hop and electronic music. Guests artists will come on the air as well.
NOON	Radiophonic (Kyle M) An eclectic mix of rock, pop, indie (and even some electronica) from the past 3 decades. Expect a consistent dose of new music and old gems as we explore a breadth of indie music.
2PM	Eran Mukamel (Chizzy) Eran Mukamel will make you cry, but mostly in the good way.
5PM	Hearsay Culture (Dave Levine) An interview discussion talk show with guests that focuses on the intersection of technology and society. How is our world impacted by the great technological changes taking place? Each week, a different sphere is explored.
6PM	The Ground State (Mateo Tambien) Don't cower under your ironic hoodie anymore. If you are hipster superhero or just an unabashed fan of indie rock, then this is your dive-bar safe haven. Tune in each week for a tumult of tenacious tonality and trifles, all designed to whip your faux-hawk back into shape.
7PM	Brownian Motion (Your Imaginary Friend) You know the feeling you get in that microsecond when you first realize you've stepped in dog doo? Yup, thats Brownian Motion.
9PM	Wednesday Night Live (Local bands make good.) A different band each week, performing for you, live from the studios of KZSU.
10PM	Baptism of Solitude (Mike) I play many different sounds, leaning towards metal, grindcore, samples, agitprop, hardcore, world musics and dissonances. Don't believe me? Listen.
MID	A2Z (Gears) A show that focuses on all sorts of stuff depending on the DJ's mood: (post)punk, (post)rock, krautrock, reggae, dub, prog-rock, metal, IDM, electro... Everything is impromptu, nothing is planned...

THURSDAY

6AM	Eclektronik Groove (Holt Sorenson) A live mix show featuring uptempo beats and grooves from various genres/subgenres of house, techno, and breaks.
9AM	An Epiphany of Sound (J.C.) An inspired foray into the full spectrum of electronica with guest DJs live in the mix as well as insightful commentary sure to raise you up.
NOON	New Dimensions Engaging, inspiring, empowering, thought-provoking, practical, and Energizing Life-Affirming Programming... exploring a wide variety of topics. New Dimension's dialogues are focused on vital interests of thoughtful, insightful, people concerned with the spiritual, psychological, sociopolitical and the physical health of individuals and the world.
1PM	Sunshine ... In the Afternoon (Sunshine) Jump aboard a worldwide flight of rhythms and beatz. Funky grooves of R&B, jazz, blues, reggae, hip-hop, elektronika, AfroBeat, taiko, and more good vibes, spanning decades of hot music. Will put pep in your step and a smile on your face.
4PM	Philosophy Talk Philosophy Talk brings the richness of philosophic thought to everyday subjects. Topics are lofty (Truth, Beauty, Justice), arresting (Terrorism, Intelligent Design, Suicide), and engaging (Baseball, Love, Happiness).
5PM	What Would Your Mother Say? (Susan Morris) What Would Your Mother Say? is a weekly talk radio show with a lively mix of interviews, multi-generational debate and hilarious discourse, hosted by Susan Morris
6PM	KZSUAC: KZSU Un-American Activities Committee (DJ Narwhal/DJ Paul the Hammer) Do your national duty by tuning in to some red-blooded (but not too red) radio programming. Avoid a spot on the blacklist by listening to our hearty blend of jagged pop, toothsome noise, and tender folk. Remember to report your neighbors.
7PM	The Courtesy Flush (Barbara Anne) Featuring weird, dark, preferably long, electronic sounding pop songs played in no logical order and with little regard for propriety and/or sensibility. Certainly prone to induce partying like Brian Eno used to party.
9PM	The Joy 'n Danny Division (Joy) Sampling of the cream of current indie pop mixed with whatever other randomness we feel inclined to play. It will lift you up then break your heart.
10PM	Happy Hour (Ayshbot & Farmer Flap-Jack) Stop by Happy Hour for the finest musical cocktails. Everything on tap, from blues to metal to hip hop. Be sure to tip your bartender.
MID	Live from Six Feet Underground (Witz) Local music: Wherever you go-- there it is. Bringing you underground punk and hip-hop, with some slightly more mainstream tracks mixed in, Witz delivers music you can't help nodding your head to.

FRIDAY

6AM	No Cover, No Minimum (Fo) Take 3 parts jazz, 1 part blues, 1 part world music. Shake with ice and pour into a martini glass. Garnish with live interviews with local and national artists.
9AM	Music to Make Babies to (Alma Mahler) A mix of folk, electronica, jazz, italo disco and pop music to generate all kinds of first-rate feelings. Tune in for inspiration, apathy, paranoia, pleasure, ennui, elation and whopping dollops of schadenfreude.
11:30AM	Planetary Radio (The Planetary) Each week, Planetary Radio visits with a scientist, engineer, project manager, advocate or writer who can provide a unique perspective on the quest for knowledge about our solar system and beyond. We also showcase regular features that raise your space IQ while they put a smile on your face.
NOON	That's Not Bluegrass (Sarah Bellum) Keeping the summer music festival season alive all year round. Music from local and national artists playing bluegrass, folk, jazz, Americana, and wherever else that may lead.
3PM	Memory Select (Wedge) The outside edge of jazz, including experimental free improvisation and some outright noise. It all swings, trust us.
6PM	Fair Hearing (Micah Cratty) Live discussion of politics and global affairs.
7PM	Cardinal Baseball (KZSU Sports)
9PM	Urban Innercity Experience (M-SMOOTH) Ruff n rugged hip hop with your host M-SMOOTH. From the latest underground joints, to the dusty and dirty old school records from the past, it s an Urban Innercity Experience to kick your weekend off proper
MID	Scatterbrain Radio (Gus the Fat & ThePeanutGallery) It's a miracle that these guys actually remembered enough to get Air Cleared and run the station... if you heard them, you wouldn't believe it. Gus the Fat enjoys, hiking, bike rides, and walks on the beach while the Peanut Gallery spends most of his time roasting ants with his magnifying glass. Both however are extremely dedicated to making bad ideas sound good.
3AM	The Twilight Zone (Sasquatch) The Show is sky-blue skinned, with a grass-green mullet and eyebrows. It wears red shorts, a half-shirt and gauntlets with matching red knee-high boots. Its body is composed mainly of a crystal compound.

SATURDAY

6AM	Finding Your Way (Charles Ivan King) Finding Your Way is a travel related broadcast filled with news articles from local writers, golf trends, independent voting and everything that happens in time... space... and place...
9AM	Blues with a Feelin' (Byrd of Paradise) Early in the mornin', late in the evenin', down in the delta, back in the alley, meet me in the bottom, in the basement where they play the blues.
NOON	Lost and Found (Edwin) Leave your genres at home and come hear some catchy experimental music, the strangest pop you ever did hear, and perhaps even an old favorite or two.
2PM	Cardinal Baseball (KZSU Sports)
4PM	New World Disorder (SadieO) Combing the planet for the most interesting new music - especially music that fuses reggae and hip hop with indigenous forms. I figure you can't hate on people if you've danced to their riddims.
7PM	Bloodstains Across Atherton (Ragnar of Ravensfjord) Big blasts of: hardcore, punk, hard rock, heavy metal, industrial and more! Teeth gritting loud since 2003
9PM	On the Warpath (The Big Chief) A show with the power to heal the sick, feed the hungry and give sight to the blind. Plus a chance to win 10,000 cash.
MID	Undrinkably Bad Oddities (Tracy & Mike R) Tracy and Mike R play music that puts ants in your pants! On Undrinkably Bad Oddities, you'll hear upbeat indie music that'll make you smile, dance, and start looking up concert listings!
3AM	Loxodromica (Rikyu) The Loxodromica might be Noam Chomsky, Thomas Jefferson, Charles Bukowski, James Joyce, Karl Marx, William S. Burroughs, Thomas Pynchon and Machiavelli reading and being read in a hypnotic soup of raw strings, brass, distortion, reverb, and industrial sound.

SUNDAY

6AM	Lift Jesus Higher (Kesha, Christina, Dan, Kev, Ebony) Hear what you want and get what you need through the sanctified, soulful, sounds of 'Lift Jesus Higher' featuring Christian hip-hop, reggae, praise, worship, and a sermon segment.
9AM	Sunny Side Up (Bruce) Put on your Sunday best and relax to the Gospel according to Bruce every Sunday morning. He'll be spinning songs from the country, bluegrass and folk genres.
11:30AM	University Public Worship Stanford's year-round ecumenical worship service featuring choral and organ music with preachers from a variety of traditions.
12:30PM	Cardinal Baseball (KZSU Sports)
3PM	The Perennial Philosophy (DJ Cikee or Japanic) It's all about how we freq the sound! This view of music looks \ beyond genre bending and past innovative to stare into the void \ of raw eclecticism and the expanding world of Hip Hop and Beat \ Culture. You never know what's comin until you can't get it out \ of your head.
6PM	The Drum (Kevvy Kev) The world's longest-running hip-hop show continues to bring the ruckus, each and every week. It's the cure for what ails ya.
9PM	MHz (Raymundo) Underground hip-hop, rare groove and abstract beats from the San Francisco Bay area and beyond. With your resident selector: Raymundo + weekly guests
MID	Now's the Time (Michael Uhila) Interviews with people both Stanford affiliates and non-Stanford affiliates, correspondents who respond to me, and music that might be live or recorded.