THE ELECTRIC PICNIC with SUSAN TAYLOR
Featuring San Diego Poet OLIVIA MERCEDES
Olivia Mercedes is a perpetually overwhelmed human who relies on creative mediums to process the intense spectrum of her conscious experience. Her poetry has been published, her artwork has been exhibited, her voice has been featured, but her most beloved accolades are the moments of real-life connection in response to her authenticity. She finds hope and gratitude in inspiring someone to feel, to question, to learn, to heal, to express, and ultimately to be more fully human.
Host Susan Taylor is a wife, mother, and six-time grandmother. She loves living in a diverse and friendly neighborhood in San Diego and can be seen walking her dog Duffy to coffee shops and happy hours.. Susan writes poems and short stories, tutors English, and is an avid volunteer with social justice organizations. Susan is the author of The Electric Picnic: Poetry For Nice People And Good Dogs. Her poems can also be found on haikuuniverse.com, thepoetryhighway.com, and in the San Diego Anthology of Poetry, and Verbatim Bookstore. Susan has also been selected for inclusion in A Year in Ink, Volume 17, 2024.
Tune in to Saturday Afternoon’s Lineup Covering News Not Covered on Mainstream Radio and Creative Arts Programming. Then tonight our local DJ’s take over from 8pm-6am (every night) with a Full Round of Eclectic Music Spinning Vinyl, Only on YOUR Local Independent Station KNSJ.
- 2-3pm FRIENDLY FIRE with Don Kimball, a Show for and About Veterans
- 3-4pm CODE PINK
- 4-5pm ALTERNATIVE RADIO
- 5-6pm LAW AND DISORDER
- 6-7pm WRITER’S VOICE
- 7-8pm THE ELECTRIC PICNIC with SUSAN TAYLOR POETRY SPOKEN WORD PROSE
- 8pm-6am MUSIC WITH SAN DIEGO DJs https://music.knsj.org/
Saturday 1-2pm
THE EMPTYING OF GAZA with Guest NORMAN FINKELSTEIN
Norman Finkelstein, Middle East Scholar, and Hedges assess the current state of the genocide in Palestine as well as how the media and the universities have all but abandoned their principles in servitude to the Zionist agenda.
One of the most renowned and courageous Middle East scholars, Norman Finkelstein, has assiduously documented the Palestinian plight for decades.
TALK OF THE TOWN with MIKE AGUIRRE LIVE Sat 11am
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TODAY–DEI with GUEST SETCHE KWAMU-NANA
WHY ARE SOME AFRAID OF DEI? WHAT ARE THE FREE SPEECH IMPLICATIONS?
Setche is a dynamic Inclusion, Diversity, and Equity (IDE) consultant and trainer. She helps organizations and teams move from IDE rhetoric to impact, and beyond symbolism to transformation. She drives employees to commit to championing IDE, and helps organizations operationalize IDE, making the practice part of their DNA. She has a strong track record of cultural transformation, developing and delivering effective training, building collaborative teams, and championing and implementing innovative tools & strategies.
Setche says: These are the values by which I live and work. Through my workshops and initiatives, I inspire and cultivate a culture of:
AL CHILE Spanish Radio En Vivo Con ARIANA GALLEGOS Sat 9-10am
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ARIANA GALLEGOS presents AL CHILE Spanish Radio, sponsored by the Employee Rights Center, offering you in-depth discussions and revealing interviews with guests who make a difference in our community. Join us every Saturday at 9 AM!
CUSTOM TAYLORED with Tim Taylor Sun 11am-Noon
Custom Taylored is a chronological journey of the popular music that influenced rock and roll.
Today’s episode is part of a subseries on the music that led to post war urban blues. The show features some acoustic blues, classic jazz and some boogie woogie sides. All of the songs in the episode were first recorded or released in 1939. You’ll hear Jimmy Yancey, Washboard Sam, and Andy Kirk & His Twelve Clouds of Joy, among others.
FRIENDLY FIRE with Don Kimball Sat 2-3pm
A Voice For and With Veterans
EXCLUSVE INTERVIEW WITH CAPTAIN PAUL WATSON, CO-FOUNDER OF GREENPEACE
Don is in convesation with Captain Paul Watson. A world-renowned animal advocate, co-founder of Greenpeace, founder of the Sea Shepherd Conservation Society, the recipient of numerous awards and the star of the Animal Planet series Whale Wars, Captain Watson was held in a Greenland prison for six months last year an Interpol warrant based on merit less charges brought by the Japanese government. Watson currently heads the Paul Watson Foundation, and is preparing to hit the seas again soon to save the worlds oceans from the perils of pollution, illegal whaling and over-fishing. Truly a hero of the high seas, don’t miss this informative and inspiring conversation.
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