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4/10/2013 Freewheelin'

Big ‘ol Freewheelin’ thanks go out to Ron Thums for hanging out this afternoon on the pledge drive show. Ron, half of team Ron & Jean, may be familiar to you from the show that they presented on KFAI “Radio Rumpus Room”. These days, if you’re available on Tuesday mornings, tune in to “The Morning Blend” as Ron & Jean provide a little musical backdrop to Dale Connelly’s magazine-style morning show. Thanks to everyone who pledged this afternoon. If you want to see the playlist for the show, click “Episode Details”. You’ll also be able to the archive of the show from that location.

4/10/2013 The Morning Blend

News Host: Flor Frey
Music Host: David Cummings
Producer: Mike Fischbein
Engineer: Mike Stapp

4/10/2013 Modern Kicks

KFAI 2013 SPRING PLEDGE DRIVE

4/9/2013 Spin with Cyn
4/9/2013 The Morning Blend

Music Hosts: Ron Thums and Jean Silverberg
News Host: Terry Carter
Producer: Dale Connelly
Engineer: Rico Morales
News Assistant: Trisha Collopy

4/9/2013 Our Show of Shows
4/9/2013 The Pop Shop

The Pop Shop turns 2! Help us celebrate with our annual bubblegum show, and while you’re at it, toss a coupla greenbacks to KFAI—the community radio station that broadcasts the best programmer 24/7. This year the station turns 35, so show some support for people-powered radio! Donate and choose from a list of premiums, AND get a special thank-you gift designed by Liberty Finch and DJ Izzy.

4/8/2013 MinneCulture

Tonight on MinneCulture, a special pledge drive encore presentation that explores the history of KFAI, Fresh Air Inc. This documentary was produced by Ahndi Fridell and J. Otis Powell in 2003 for KFAI’s 25th anniversary, and this year, a companion piece is in the works to celebrate the station’s 35th birthday. Tonight we’ll take a look back at the evolution of KFAI community radio in the first of a two-part series.

4/8/2013 Rockin' In Rhythm

Thanks so much to all who pledged for this program and KFAI.

4/8/2013 Pam Without Boundaries

The pledge drive edition of PWB brought guests Ellen Stanley of “Womenfolk” and Al B. Ware of “Songs of Praise” to the morning’s festivities, as well as a call from a Walker Church-era volunteer, Scott G. Hansen. It was fun to hear form him in honor of the pledge drive as the station looks at its 35th anniversary: Scott was one of the last people to broadcast from the church’s belfry so long ago.

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