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Calendar Submit calendar items by email to the address listed in the contacts box below. PSA's: Frank Delgado
is now producing our recorded PSAs.
Priority will be given to KFCF sponsored
events (e.g. WILPF crafts fair, sleeping bag project, and our own
fundraising outreach events), but as time allows, we will accept PSA
requests for any one-time event or campaign that is open to the public (or
seeks help from the community) as long as there is no commercial profit
being made and it does not endorse a political candidate.
1.) Bring any
appropriate music.
2.) Write 30
seconds of copy. Read it and time it. No calls to action. (i.e. "come and
see Elvis") You must mention the sponsoring non-profit organization. If
you want to email the copy for us to look at, that is OK.
3.) Call
Frank at KFCF at (559) 233-2221 afternoons to schedule a recording time.
PSAs are recorded between 2 and 6 PM on Thursdays. Or email him at email
address listed in contacts below.
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Amy Goodman's recent visit to Fresno
helped propel her new book to the New York
Times Bestseller List. We
sold over 60 copies of her new book, Breaking The Sound Barrier
,
during the luncheon.
Amy Goodman, award-winning host of Democracy
Now! and New York Times best-selling
author has been on
tour this November to release her new book, Breaking
the Sound Barrier, a
collection of articles edited by Denis
Moynihan, with an Introduction by PBS legend Bill Moyers.
Featuring overflow audiences, as covered by the Los
Angeles Times and Mail
Tribune,
hundreds of people across the country have been "Going
Goodman" instead of "Going Rogue,"
listening to stories from Breaking
the Sound Barrier, that put in the place of the usual
suspects,
voices and viewpoints the corporate media exclude and ignore
-- a model which clearly caught the
attention of the Canadian Border
Patrol, who outrageously detained, questioned, and searched
Goodman
for over 90 minutes this Thanksgiving, over fear of what she may say
about the
Vancouver 2010 Olympics.
And for those who want
to see what all the fuss is about, links to buy
a copy of Breaking
the Sound Barrier, which just
hit the New York Times bestseller list
are below.
To purchase Breaking the Sound Barrier, visit:

On Line ordering coming soon
DONATE AN OLD OR NEWER
CAR TO BENEFIT KFCF

Now there's a new way to help provide free speech to the Central Valley.
KFCF
can now accept your donated car, truck or RV running or not.
We take, boats (if they are on a trailer), motor homes, trucks, motorcycles
(if they are operational), farm equipment, and recreational vehicles such as
snowmobiles, jet skiis, etc.) Call our representative at 877-411-DONATE
(3662)
to find out if your vehicle qualifies.
We'll come pick it up
for FREE, and give you a tax receipt for your donation.
It's easy and quick. Not smogged or lost titles are okay too.
Call our representative toll-free at 877-411-DONATE to make arrangements
today
or visit us online here.
That's 877-411-DONATE."
For the car donation FAQ click here
Free Speech? How about some Free Music?
KFCF and the Fresno Free College Foundation
received a grant from
the Fresno Arts Council to do a restoration
project on our audio archives.
These tapes were decaying due to a faulty
tape formulation that was turning
the tape into a gooey mess that made it
near impossible to play the tape.
Using a baking and digitization process we
have now converted most of
these libraries to a digital format. KFCF will be
placing some of these
treasures on-line for our members and listeners to
stream.
Here is The 11th Anniversary of The Wild Blue Yonder with Coleman Head
Here is a concert of the Seeger Troupe recorded in 1976
From 1983, recorded at Roger Rocka's Music Hall, here is Kate Wolf and Utah Phillips
From 1979, recorded at the WBY, is Bill Price, from Yorkshire
Oak, Ash and Thorne , recorded at the Tower House in 1983
Fresno saxophonist Don Weed, recorded in Fresno in 1982
Fresno's own Mojo Symphony from a live KFCF broadcast at the WBY in 1979
John Baker from a KFCF Live show "Just Playin' Folk" in 1983
Carmaig DeForest from a WBY performance in 1988
Ars Antiqua De Paris - Northwest Church 1985
The Kingston Trio from the Fresno Convention Center in 1967
Count Basie Orchestra - Fresno Memorial Auditorium in 1966
Take a look at the Photo Gallery of The Fresno Free College Foundation
The news stringer project is underway and news
from the San Joaquin
Valley and surrounding mountain
areas is now being featured as part of the
Pacifica
Evening News, which is featured at 6 PM on KPFA,
Berkeley;
KFCF, Fresno , and KPFK in Los Angeles.
Click on the link below to
listen to some sample news stories.

Wednesday, March 10, 2010, 1:00pm
Guns and Butter - "Why The Facts of 9/11 Must Be Suppressed - Understanding the Ruling Group Mind Behind the War Without End" with Dr. John McMurtry. Dr. McMurtry was one of the first academics to analyze 9/11 and the 9/11 wars. He is Professor of Philosophy Emeritus at the University of of Guelph, Ontario.
Saturday March 13, 2010
9 PM Jazz with jim - well, after some very positive listener response to my february program "the power of "oh"!" i have decided to do a theme program in april...the april program will be the "who, what, when, where, and why of jazz" play list will come as the program is put together....cuts will include such as:''who knows where the time goes" by nina simone, "what's your story morning glory?" by mcpartland & marylou williams, "when i grow to old to dream" by jay mcshann, "where are you" by pamela hines, and "why don't you do right?" by peggy lee.... this month "march 13" i will be catching up on some of the new c.d.'s that have come to the station since the holiday season and some of the c.d.'s that have been converted from records during that time....as usual i will also include some c.d.'s that one can pick up at the local public library...
artists for this march 13th program include, jay mcshann, ma rainy, jon hendricks, peggy king, canadian brass, sheila landis, gene harris, geroge shearing, and the world wide depression band....play list will be available later for this program if you are interested.... "jazz with jim" ALWAYS second saturday nite of the month 9:pm to 11:pm, KFCF 88.1 fm, fresno, ca....we stream on line live at www.kfcf.org pacific time zone sorry right now we are not archiving our music programs... when the north texas state one o'clock lab band played to a packed house at fresno city college the director in response to the reception he was receiving for the program said, "wow!!! i had no idea that fresno was the jazz capital of california!" "it could happen to you!"
jim compton-schmidt, kfcf 88.1 fm, fresno....

Pacifica Radio and KFCF
to Re-launch Acclaimed National Politics Program
Letters to Washington Takes a Hard Look at the Debates, the Deals,
the
Scandals, and the Controversies around Capitol Hill
(Berkeley, CA – September 3, 2009) As Congress returns from its August
recess,
so does Pacifica’s acclaimed
look at national politics from a progressive perspective
– Letters to
Washington hosted by Mitch Jeserich.
Starting on Wednesday, September 9th, the day after Congress returns to
take up
such issues as healthcare,
global warming and the war in Afghanistan, Pacifica Radio
and KPFA will
launch this weekly 2 hour series.
From tea baggers and armed right wing protesters greeting President Obama
outside
town hall meetings to the death
of Senator Ted Kennedy to Attorney General Eric Holder
appointing a
special prosecutor to investigate torture,
a dramatic national story about the
future of the country unfolded during
the traditionally quiet Congressional
August recess. Next week it's for real. Lawmakers return to Washington
to wheel and
deal on bills that could
shape the country on everything from health care to global warming
for
decades to come.
“In a time of political and economic turbulence, Letters to Washington has
a stellar
track record of bringing to a wide audience what Pacifica does best – shining a bright
light on the
workings of those in power to hold them
to account,” says KPFA General Manager Lemlem Rijio.
Pacifica Radio and Letters to Washington will bring special coverage to
the debates,
the deals, the scandals,
and the controversies around Capitol Hill.
“With Letters to Washington,
we aim to cut through the rhetoric
and get to the heart of what is actually happening and being proposed,”
says host Mitch
Jeserich.
The program will air live on KFCF, Fresno on Mondays,
Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays
from 10am to
11 AM


DOWN IN THE VALLEY
WITH LLOYD CARTER
Lloyd Carter has been in the news lately as
you can see at
his website www.lloydgcarter.com .
He broke his media silence on his show to talk about
the controversy. Hear
the show :
Thanks to all who attended the Scott Ritter and the Davey D events.
Scott Ritter Speech
10/24/08- Tour of Duty: Operation Thanks in Fresno
GEORGE "ELFIE" BALLIS
Elfie is an
historic figure. An ex-marine,who had been a labor reporter in Chicago, he
came to Fresno in 1953
to edit the Valley Labor Citizen. He went on to
document via photos, the farmworker movement,
the UFW and social justice
movements. George, a long time friend of KPFA and KFCF, often
featured
on local shows, has been seriously ill, and the doctors do not give George
much longer.
On November 22, 2009, he held an "End Game party" to celebrate
his life at the Sun Mountain house.
KFCF's Mike Rhodes was there, and
captured it on tape. Here is the show that aired on November
27th:
Downloadable file: Elfie Special

Next meeting scheduled for Feb 16th at 7 PM.
Visit the FFCF web site at www.fresnofreecollegefoundation.org for more info.