Stop & Talk with Grant Oliphant Fri 8am
STOP & TALK dives deep into the themes of purpose and opportunity, guided by the insights of leaders in the arts and culture, health, philanthropy, finance, and innovation fields. Together, we celebrated local achievements and envisioned what’s possible in San Diego County.
TALK OF THE TOWN with Mike Aguirre Wed 1-2pm
EDUCATION
Mike is in conversation with Monique Barrett, Vice President of the San Diego Education Association.
FRIENDLY FIRE with Don Kimball Sat 2-3pm
A Show For Veterans
Join the conversation about the Trump administration’s abandonment of DEI in governental agencies with USN veteran Angie Mencareilli and MilitaryPoisons.org Executive Director Pat Elder.
Sat 1-2pm
Chris covers US foreign policy, economic realities, and civil liberties in American society. Chris interviews writers, intellectuals, and dissidents, many banished from the mainstream. He gives voice to those, from Cornel West and Noam Chomsky to the leaders of groups such as Extinction Rebellion, who are on the front lines of the struggle against militarism, corporate capitalism, white supremacy, the looming ecocide, as well as the battle to wrest back our democracy from the clutches of the ruling global oligarchy.
TALK OF THE TOWN LIVE with MIKE AGUIRRE Sat 11am-Noon
PUBLIC EDUCATION, DEMOCRACY, UNIONS
Join the conversation. Call in with your questions and comments. 619-790-KNSJ (5675)
TODAY Mike is in conversation with Monique Barrett, Vice President of the SDEA. The San Diego Education Association is the second largest teachers union in California with more than 6800 teachers in about 174 schools in San Diego Unified serving around 90,000 students. SDEA is affiliated with the California Teachers Union, the National Education Association and the AFL-CIO.
Monique Barrett, SDEA Vice President, is a 20-year veteran special education teacher. She also holds a multiple subject credential and is in the process of completing her National Boards. She is a CTA State Council Representative, an NEA Representative Assembly delegate, a San Diego Labor Council Delegate, a social, racial, and restorative justice advocate , activist, and organizer.
AL CHILE SPANISH RADIO Con Ariana Gallegos Sat 9-10am
En Vivo! Al Chile Show hoy hablaremos sobre los derechos reproductivos con Alejandra Soto y en Arte y Cultura Alex Zuniga de Tijuana No!
Live! To Chile Show today we will talk about reproductive rights with Alejandra Soto and in Art and Culture Alex Zuniga from Tijuana No!
SUNDAY’S MUSIC RESPITE TUCKED INTO KNSJ’S DAYTIME TALK SHOWS
11am-Noon CUSTOM TAYLORED with Tim Taylor: Tim highlights the early blues, jazz, gospel, and pop that influenced the later development of rock music. This episode features some of the very earliest of recorded blues, called country blues. Country blues originated in the rural south the early 20th century. It’s similar to early folk music and usually consists of solo vocals with acoustic guitar accompaniment. You’ll hear Blind Willie Johnson, Cannon’s Jug Stompers, and Little Hat Jones, among others.
3-4pm SOLITUDE CITY with Carson Young: SOLITUDE CITY JAZZ on the RADIO with Carson Young playing cuts from classic and contemporary artists who have contributed to, and expanded the form.
In a recent conversation with Tim, he told us: “I’ve always dreamed of being a disc jockey, and now I’m fulfilling that dream in my retirement. I’ve been doing the Custom Taylored show for nearly two years now and it still gives me a huge thrill to discover vintage artists I didn’t know, or things I didn’t know about artists I’m familiar with, and to pass that information on to KNSJ listeners.”
FRIENDLY FIRE with Don Kimball Saturday 2-3pm
A SHOW FOR AND ABOUT VETERANS
AL CHILE SPANISH RADIO EN VIVO CON ARIANA GALLEGOS Saturday 9-10am
Hoy en Al Chile Show una entrevista con Alor Calderon. Hablaremos sobre las horas extras en el trabajo, en arte y cultura. Natalie LeGuerrete nos habla sobre los estudios Afroamericanos en nuestras escuelas.
Today on Al Chile an interview with Alor Calderon. We will talk about overtime at work, in art and culture. Natalie LeGuerrete talks to us about African American studies in our schools.
SUNDAY’S DAYTIME MUSIC INTERLUDE
11am-Noon CUSTOMED TAYLORED with Tim Taylor. A sub-series on the music that predated post war urban blues, today Tim takes us on a journey featuring some piano blues, some country blues, and some jazz. All of the songs in the episode were first released in 1936 or 37. You’ll hear the inimitable Blind Boy Fuller, Casey Bill Weldon, and of course “The First Lady of Song” Ella Fitzgerald, among others.
3-4 pm SOLITUDE CITY JAZZ on the RADIO with Carson Young playing cuts from classic and contemporary artists who have contributed to, and expanded the form.