KSUA: FM Schedule

KSUA 91.5 FM
Spring 2009
Programming Schedule

KSUA FM program schedule
	Monday	Tuesday	Wednesday	Thursday	Friday	Saturday	Sunday
7-8am	Democracy Now!
8-9am	Now Hear This	Rush Hour Renegades	Don't Know Yet		First Light Reggae & Blues
9-10am	Now Hear This	Rush Hour Renegades	Don't Know Yet		First Light Reggae & Blues
10-11am				Notes From the Underground		Saturday Morning Jazz
11am-Noon				Notes From the Underground	Space Age	Saturday Morning Jazz	Eat @ Joes
Noon-1pm		A Pair of Parisian Parasites in Paradise	Safe as Milk	Strange Musicals Alive and Kicking	Osakas and Shoes		Eat @ Joes
1-2pm		A Pair of Parisian Parasites in Paradise	Safe as Milk	Strange Musicals Alive and Kicking	Osakas and Shoes		Dead Session
2-3pm	Goodbye Enemy Airship	Mr. Ree Mix	No Sugar Added		Caleb	Las Estrellas Del Norte
3-4pm	Goodbye Enemy Airship	Mr. Ree Mix	No Sugar Added		My Favorite Music Show	Las Estrellas Del Norte
4-5pm	Family Ties	Naked Scientists	Culture Shock	Reggae and Hip Hop Bash	My Favorite Music Show	Bondage
5-6pm	Family Ties	E-town	Culture Shock	Reggae and Hip Hop Bash	TWIS	Bondage
6pm	FSRN					Microphone Check	The Post-Apocalyptic Dance Party
6:30pm		Nerd Love		Resonant Frequency	KSUA Staff Infection
7-8pm					KSUA Staff Infection
8-8:30pm	KSUA Talk Show
8:30-9pm
9-10pm
10-11pm			Deacon 'til Midnight	Pax Radio	Nothing Special	Two Hour Dose of Insanity
11pm	Sugar in the Raw	Musical Cobbleism	Deacon 'til Midnight	Pax Radio	Nothing Special	Two Hour Dose of Insanity	It's Time to Laugh
Midnight	Sugar in the Raw	Musical Cobbleism	Tune in Drop Out				It's Time to Laugh
1-2am			Tune in Drop Out
2-3am
3-4am
4-5am
5-6am
6-7am

Color Key

Dayshift : Dayshift shows consist of mostly alternative music and emphasize variety. From 6 a.m. to 6 p.m., Monday through Friday, budding KSUA DJs will spin brand-new music from our playlist in addition to their favorites. Listen to KSUA during these times to hear new releases from every genre.

Specialty : Specialty shows focus on one specific genre or theme. DJs who have had at least one prior semester's worth of experience during the Dayshift are allowed to create a show specific to a certain format--whether it be as simple as all music within a certain genre, or as obscure as all music released by French new wave groups from the 1980s with palindromic band names. These shows exemplify KSUA's long-standing tradition of alternative programming; some have been airing on KSUA since the last millenium. During Safe Harbor hours, from 11pm-5am nightly, DJs have the option of playing material considered indecent by the FCC--songs that, in the words of one former Production Director, may contain naughty words such as f---, s---, or Belgium. The FCC has a helpful page explaining obscene and indecent broadcasts.

Syndicated : Syndicated shows are produced by other stations or groups and aired on KSUA. Currently, these include Pacifica's Democracy Now! and Free Speech Radio News, the independently produced alternative music program e-town, the BBC produced science radio programme The Naked Scientists, as well as the independently produced weekly science/technology news show This Week In Science. If you or your producing body are interested in airing your syndicated material on KSUA, contact the Program Director at (907)474-7054.