The Programs

Updated 1/23/12

Every one of our KDX programs has a story. Let me start by telling you about programs that aren't on KDX. In our pre-stream days I checked the web for streaming stations and discovered KPAH, located in Pahrump, Nevada. More than anything else the novel programming on this station convinced me that internet radio was something different and offered a new testament, in a secular manner of speaking.

The programs on KDX fill two main categories: Talk programs that range through secular skeptic science topics, news and humor; and music programs spanning from century old popular music to centuries old classical music.

Category I  :  Talk


American Freethought serves freethinkers of every stripe: atheists, agnostics, skeptics, secular humanists, brights and rationalists. In addition to perennial concerns like reason vs. religion and separation of church and state, hosts John C. Snider and David Driscoll also cover science, politics, philosophy, the arts and social issues. Presented with permission;

Between the Lines is a weekly award-winning public affairs show produced by WPKN in Bridgeport, Connecticut, providing a platform for individuals and spokespersons from progressive organizations generally ignored or marginalized by mainstream media. Available free to non-commercial stations;

Berkeley Groks is a weekly science program produced at KALX in Berkeley, California. Each week the hosts, Dr. Charles Lee and Dr. Frank Ling, take an in depth look at recent events in the world of science and technology. Each episode features an interview with a leading scientist, researcher, or industrialist, discussing work in their field. The show often includes a humorous and entertaining segment. [Grok, verb. To perceive a subject so deeply that one no longer knows it, but rather understands it on a fundamental level. - Robert Heinlein, "Stranger In a Strange Land."] Webcast on KDX by direct permission of Drs. Lee and Ling;


Big Picture Science - A major science program from SETI with Seth Shostak and Molly Bentley;

The Bioneers - revolution from the heart of nature - Bioneers is inspiring a shift to live on earth in ways that honor the web of life, each other and future generations. Since 1990, the acclaimed Bioneers Conference and other educational communications have highlighted leading social and scientific innovators with practical and visionary solutions for restoring the earth and human communities. Wfmt RADIO NETWORK;


Blare OnAir is the KDX bulletin board rigmarole, a kind of Mandala of Words, hosted by lost cause specialist Carl Blare in discussion of programs, technology, inside stories and the philosophy of existence in the world. Listener comment- "Carl Blare keeps getting better if you can make it through the part before that starts happening." And, here's what imaginary people say: "He talks too much, really doesn't have much to say, but at least he seems to enjoy it."and "He takes both sides in the argument and loses both sides." Leading scientists declare Blare OnAir an "In Body Experience." Blare OnAir has been selected by I.P.R. as an example of "inane humor in the form of a radio accident." From The Far Away Signal Company;



Bob and Ray are "The Two and Only" Bob Elliot and Ray Goulding as heard for several decades on WHDH Boston, WOR New York, CBS, NBC, MBC and NPR delivering one of a kind radio comedy in which their portrayal of multiple characters was accompanied on many episodes by organist Paul Taubman. Described by Carl Blare as theater of the absurd done in the style of a radio cartoon;

Books and Ideas was begun as a program of mini-book reviews exploring history, philosophy, science, science fiction and, rarely, politics. Hosted by Dr. Ginger Campbell, also the host of the Brain Science podcast, Books and Ideas has evolved to include interviews with interesting guests. On KDX by permission;

Brain Science hosted by Dr. Ginger Campbell, an emergency physician with a longtime interest in mind-body medicine, the brain, and consciousness. In her Brain Sience program Dr. Campbell shares recent discoveries in neuroscience in a way that people of all backgrounds can enjoy. She believes that understanding how the brain works gives us insight into what makes us human. She's also committed to showing how the scientific method has unravelled many long-standing mysteries. On KDX with permission;


Cabale News Service presented by Travus T. Hipp Monday through Friday from KPIG-FM, 107.5, Freedom, California.
"All The News You Never Knew You Needed To Know... Until Now."
From his perch in the high desert of western Nevada, remote control and cup in hand -- Travus T. Hipp pontificates to the world every day about politics, truth, justice, and modern life. One of the few remaining practitioners of free-form, seat-of-your-pants radio commentary.
Available to KDX by Creative Commons_Author Attribution_Noncommercial_No derivatives_License;


Cindy Sheehan's Soapbox hosted by Cindy Sheehan - "Speaking Truth to Power," now joining the historic Pacifica Network. She devotes herself to American public service as an outspoken critic of questionable policies and activities of the power elite. [Historical note: One very BIG goal of civil disobedience is to force judicial notice of unpopular viewpoints.  Since our courts must keep careful record of all that was said, this approach allows all those willing to become defendants to enter their otherwise officially suppressed points into official court records.]  Guests include Gore Vidal, Paul Craig Roberts, Cynthia McKinney, Jesse Ventura, Christopher Hedges and others. Presentation on KDX by permission of Cindy Sheehan;

Counterspin is the weekly program of FAIR: Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting, heard on 125 non-commercial stations. FAIR is a national media watch group presenting criticism of media bias and censorship. Hosts include Janine Jackson, Steve Remdall and Peter Hart. Creative Commons Licensed;

The Critical Hours - is a term from AM broadcast culture which describes the profound increase in distance reception starting at sunset when the ionospheric layer rises high above the atmosphere producing the sky wave effect. As daylight gives way to dark KDX reverses engine from extraverted talk to introvertive pause as we present music from the depths of the wine cellar played by Marc McCarthy with his generous permission;


Democracy Now! is a national daily, independent award-winning news program hosted by journalists Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez, pioneering the largest public media collaboration in the U.S. DN! is broadcast on Pacifica, NPR, community and college radio stations, public access, PBS, satellite and KDX. DN!s podcast is one of the most popular on the web. Democracy Now!'s War and Peace Reports provide rarely heard people and perspectives from a studio in New York City;

Free Energy Now, now called This Week in Free Energy, hosted by Sterling Allen explores cutting-edge, clean energy technologies in depth, talking about how the technology works, what the potential ramifications are for world energy needs, how it compares to other renewable energy solutions and where the company, Pure Energy Systems (PES), presently is in the process of implementing the technology. This program is presented in the public interest and is not a commercial endorsement. Webcast on KDX by direct permission of Sterling Allen;


Freespeech Radio News, "An Ear to the Ground and a Voice On the Air," daily Monday through Friday a 30-minute detailed newscast from Pacifica Radio.
Licensed under Creative Commons Attribution_Noncommercial_No derivative works 3.0;

Free Talk Live- talk radio where you are in control, hosts Ian Freeman and Mark Edge with sometimes Julia and other regulars. What's on your mind? Unlike those right-wing or left-liberal extremist shows, FTL is talk radio ANYONE can take control of. FTL is the next generation of issues oriented talk. What is the meaning of freedom? This show is about liberty with a capital L. Because of time difference, KDX airs yesterday's show from The Liberty Radio Network. If you want to locate a live broadcast check the affiliate's page at the FTL website. From Keane, New Hampshire, webcast on KDX by direct permission of Ian Bernard;


Freethought Radio produced by the Freedom From Religion Foundation, Annie Laurie Gaylor and Bob Barker, co-presidents and hosts. The FFRF is concerned with upholding separation of church and state. FTR serves free thinkers comprising around 18% of the U.S. population. The programs include interviews with scholars, authors and performers and are done with good humor. FTR recently expanded from its Madison, Wisconsin roots to be heard  nationally on Air America Network until the Network closed in 2010. Webcast on KDX by direct permission of Annie Laurie Gaylor;


Geologic - Presenting George Hrab and the Geologic Universe wherein George Hrab spends quality microphone time sharing his wordly life experience, thoughts, beliefs, disbeliefs and humorous observations with musical asides. After hearing Mr. Hrab as a guest on The Skeptic's Guide to the Universe we, the KDX team, submitted our request for permission to air Geologic and Mr. Hrab was at once agreeable to sharing his program with KDX Worldround Radio.
CAVEAT: Every once in awhile something might get said of a certain nature, less couth than at other times;


Keith Perron
The International Happy Station Show hosted by Keith Perron has an interesting history, as expressed here by Mr. Perron:

I'm not sure if you know about the history of
the show, but it was created back in 1928 by Eddy Startz who stayed with it
until he retired in December 1969. In January 1969 Tom Meijer took over and
stayed until 1992. Then followed Pete Myres and finally Jonathan Groubert
until the show went off air. The show has gone off air twice in it's
history. The first time was from 1941 to 1946, then 1995 to 2009. This I
should add is the short history.

In the 1970s your KDX station host Carl Blare discovered "The Happy Station" coming from Radio Nederland, the Dutch Broadcasting Service in Hilversum, Holland, by international shortwave, and today the program is produced by PJC Media in Taipei, Taiwan. The program will make you feel good, so if that's not what you want, steer clear;

Health Chat with Drs. Greg Eckel and Greg Nigh from Nature Cures Clinic in Portland, Oregon, the program of Naturopathic Medicine. What is the most important vitamin? What foods are best? Now we'll know. Heard on KDX by direct permission of Drs. Eckel and Nigh. Interesting thing, the many skeptics heard on KDX generally tend to debunk naturopathic medicine, and I think that's a good reason to see what the field has to say for itself. More than that, I (Carl Blare) find Doctors Eckel and Nigh to be very credible in what they report.;

Humanist Network News explores each month a different area of humanistic thought, from politics to pop culture. Humanism is a worldview which says that reason and science are the best ways to understand the world around us, and that dignity and compassion should be the basis for how we act toward others.
Editorial aside: Lutherans exhibit contempt for humanism with the same grimace Catholics use on pagans;


Law and Disorder Radio is a weekly independent program heard on the web and over-the-air radio giving listeners access to rare legal perspectives on issues concerning civil liberties, privacy, the right to dissent and the horrendous practices of torture being exercised by the U.S. government. The program examines the political forces and legislation that are moving the U.S. into a police state. The program is hosted by three top progressive attorneys and activists, Michael Ratner, Heidi Boghosian and Michael Steven Smith, bringing a diverse line-up of guests ranging from grassroots activists to politically mindful authors. Permission granted for airing on KDX;


le Show with Harry Shearer, a weekly romp through the worlds of media, politics and show business, leavened with an eclectic mix of mysterious music. Los Angeles Magazine perhaps best described Harry Shearer as "...a one-man renaissance assault force on the conventions of our culture and a much-needed antidote to the current gloom and doom." As side ventures Mr. Shearer starred in the feature film FOR YOUR CONSIDERATION and provides voices for THE SIMPSONS including  Mr. Burns, Smithers and others. Mr. Shearer recently released a motion picture from his home town, titled: "The Big Uneasy";


The Low Power Hour hosted by Carl Blare features news and conversations about legal, unlicensed, AM, FM, Longwave and Shortwave broadcasting in the U.S., under Part 15 of the FCC Rules, welcoming hobbyists, professionals and equipment suppliers who pursue low power radio activities. Click the round blue button to visit the Low Power Hour Page;

Media Matters features Professor Bob McChesney in conversation with a variety of guests. Bob McChesney is a research professor in the Institute of Communications Research and the Graduate School of Information and Library Science at University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. "The media are central to our lives," he says, "yet the media are the most frequently misunderstood parts of our lives. We want to help people understand the role of media in society." Heard on KDX with permission of Professor McChesney;

Media Minutes with co-hosts Stevie Converse and Candace Clement is a weekly report on media and democracy from freepress.net;


Media Monarchy was first heard by me, Carl Blare, on ZeroPoint Radio, the broadcast service of RFBurns, recent guest on The Low Power Hour, and I instantly recognized an exceptional show and jumped it onto the KDX schedule. The program is hosted by James Evan Pilato and skims the past week's news accompanied by novel music soundtrack and manages to be highly absorbtive listening, even if you find news boring. How does he do that? Every Saturday after 10 PM CDT;

The Onion Radio News is a daily report from The Onion's award-winning 24-hour radio news network in association with The Liberty Radio Network;

PHILOSOPHY TALK hosted by Stanford University professors John Perry and Ken Taylor is a one-hour weekly on-going series of talk programs bringing a deeper grasp of issues and concepts typically presented unreflectively by commercial media with its psuedo experts and uncritical appeals to tradition. Too often, public conversation concerning topics of utmost importance is reduced to deceptive rhetoric or hidden fallacy. Critical thinking, a precondition of good citizenship, is vital to democracy, and it is the mission of PHILOSOPHY TALK to restore some of the dialectic sorely lacking in current public debate. PHILOSOPHY TALK is radio for people who think (and like to have fun while doing it!). Produced by Ben Manilla, book co-author with Dan Aykrod and Instructor of Radio Jouralism at UC Berkeley. From the Wfmt NETWORK;

Point of Inquiry - Launched in 2005, Point of Inquiry is the premier podcast of the Center for Inquiry, drawing on CFI's relationship with the leading minds of the day including Nobel Prize-winning scientists, public intellectuals, social critics and thinkers, and renowned entertainers. Each episode combines incisive interviews, features and commentary focusing on CFI’s issues: religion, human values and the borderlands of science. Point of Inquiry explores CFI’s three research areas:

1. Pseudoscience and the paranormal (Bigfoot, UFOs, psychics, communication with the dead, cryptozoology, etc.)
2. Alternative medicine (faith healing, homeopathy, “healing touch,” the efficacy of prayer, etc.)
3. Religion, humanism, and secularism (church-state separation, the effects and proper role of religion in society, the future of secularism and nonbelief, etc.)

Rotating hosts Chris Mooney, Karen Stollznow, and Robert Price bring engaging and thought-provoking interviews and commentary on a broad range of topics to each episode of Point of Inquiry.

Point of Inquiry is produced by Adam Isaak at the Center for Inquiry in Amherst, N.Y.

Permission to stream from Mr. D. J. Grothe, now president of the James Randi Educational Foundation;

The Progressive Radio Show and daily Progressive Point of View from 100 Year Old Progressive Magazine in Madison, Wisconsin, hosted by Editor Mathew Rothschild featuring interviews with activists, scholars and artists. Since its founding in 1909 by Senator Robert La Follette, The Progressive has steadfastly opposed corporate power and reckless U. S. interventionism and has championed peace, women's rights, civil rights, civil liberties, a preserved environment, an independent media and real democracy. Presented on KDX by permission;

The Public Domain is a vast cultural territory of musical, dramatic and literary works whose copyrights have elapsed or been set aside, and includes radio programs, recordings and audiobooks. Already the KDX public domain library has grown to thousands of precious hours which we share with the audience. Network broadcasts of Duke Ellington's music, phonograph recordings of Jean Goldkette's Orchestra and audiobooks of the essays of Arthur Schopenhauer, to name some examples of works in the public domain;

RADIO BOOKS brings readings of classic literature from Librivox;

Radio Curious is a radio program now in its 21st year brings half hour interviews on a curiously wide array of topics concerning life and ideas.  Host and producer Barry Vogel, created what is now Radio Curious in 1991, while continuing the work be began in 1974 as an Attorney and Counselor in Ukiah, California, the county seat of Mendocino County, located about 110 miles north of San Francisco. Christina Aanestad is the assistant and post interview producer, and program coordinator; Janet Mendell is the assistant producer for feedback and support; Hanna Vogel and Molly Vogel provide new ideas and perspectives;


Rye Bread Radio produced and hosted by Akeem Lawanson is a performing arts program from Chicago with local artists, comedians and musicians chatting and performing. Rye Bread Radio comes from various clubs, bars, theaters with at times a live audience. Because of excessive vulgar language the program is blanked out in some areas;

Secular World with host John Snider (also co-host of American Freethought) is the radio program of Secular World Magazine produced by Atheist Alliance International. Guests include authors, scholars and prominent atheists;

Security Now, listed on our Schedule page as Computer Security Now, with Leo Laporte and Steve Gibson is a discussion of malware, viruses, trojans, adware, spybots, key loggers, root kits and every other form of security threat aimed at our computers. Made available under Creative Commons;

Tony Seton
SetonnoteS from Tony Seton, award winning journalist stationed in Monterey, California, a daily commentary and observation on the world at large and its doings. Recently Mr. Seton founded QNN, the Quality News Network, and served as reporter-producer for ABC-TV news. Available on KDX courtesy of Tony Seton Communications.
8/27/10  SettonnoteS Update: Mr. Seton today announced a sabbatical from his daily SetonnoteS. During this period KDX will circulate many of the commentarys voiced during 2010. Meanwhile, we'll look forward to the hoped return of Mr. Seton;


Jean Shepherd  was an American raconteur, radio and TV personality, writer and actor. "Shep," as he was known, settled in at WOR radio New York City, New York, on an overnight slot in 1956, where he delighted his fans by telling stories, reading poetry, and organizing comedic listener stunts. The most famous of the last involved creating a hoax about a non-existent book, I, Libertine, by the equally non-existent author "Frederick R. Ewing", in 1956. Shepherd, Theodore Sturgeon and Betty Ballantine later wrote an actual book of this, published by Ballantine Books. He broadcast until he left WOR in 1977. Heard on KDX by Open Source;

The Shortwave Report is a 30-minute weekly review of English-language news stories from shortwave radio stations around the world, the project of Dan Roberts from Mendocino County, California, using only solar energy. Dan's program is being heard on a growing number of AM & FM stations and on KDX with his permission;

Shrink Rap Radio - all the psychology you need to know and just enough to make you dangerous. An ongoing series of interviews conducted by David Van Nuys, Ph.D., professor emeritus at Sonoma State University,  who believes that both psychology students and the public at large will benefit from listening to these interviews. The program comes from the San Francisco Bay area. Permission to stream on KDX granted by Dr. Van Nuys;

Skepticality is the official podcast of Skeptic Magazine and brings relevant, under reported current events, as well as in depth discussions from a scientific point of view by tackling the beasts of psuedo science: the paranormal, supernatural, ufo/alien encounters, misunderstood history, astronomy, space and overwrought legends - urban or otherwise, with hosts Derek Colanduno and Swoopy. Skepticality is brought to you with permission;

The Skeptics Guide to the Universe is a weekly talkshow produced by the New England Skeptical Society (NESS) in association with the James Randi Educational Foundation (JREF), with participants Steven Novella, Robert Novella, Rebecca Watson, Evan Bernstein, Jay Novella and Perry DeAngelis, discussing the latest news and topics from the world of the paranormal, fringe science and contoversial claims from a scientific point of view. The Skeptic's Guide to the Universe is broadcast with permission in exchange for links found on this website;


Skeptoid hosted by Brian Dunning is a weekly program dedicated to furthering knowledge by blasting away the widespread psuedo sciences that infect popular culture. Made available under Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-No Derivative Works 3.0 U.S. License;


The Stuph File - Hosted by Peter Anthony Holder featuring interviews and odd news. He also works part time as news anchor/producer for Global News in Montreal. Peter offers up a variety of guests and myriad of topics, such as science fiction writer Robert J. Sawyer; actress Yvette Nicole Brown from NBC's Community; and actress Peggy McCay, the grand dame of Days Of Our Lives, a professional juggler; a guy who trains llamas to be golf caddies and more!

Talk Nation hosted and produced by Dori Smith features prominent guests with in depth accounts of subjects ranging from politics, human rights, the environment and the media. Creative Commons 3.0 Unported;


This Week in Radio Tech a roundtable of top radio station engineers in discussion of their professional thoughts and experiences.
Creative Commons Licensed;

This Week in Law with Denise Howell and the TWiL panel, including Cathy Kirkman, Ernie Svenson and John Palfrey, discuss breaking issues in technology law including patents, copyrights, liability protection and more. Creative Commons License;

Truthdig "Drilling Beneath the Headlines" on the weekly program featuring in-depth interview with newsmakers and commentary from a progressive point of view. Regular panelists include Truthdig editor Robert Scheer and contributors James Harris and Josh Scheer;

Wfmt RADIO NETWORK - See Deutsche Welle Festival Concerts, Salzburg Festival, The Gilmore International Keyboard Festival, Bayreauth Festival Operas, The Bioneers and other excellent programs;

Zine Review - Musings of  DJ Frederick, an advocate for self-publishing media and community-driven Free Radio, enjoy!
Heard on KDX1 with permission from Zotte Park Media.

Category II  :  Music

CLASSICAL MUSIC
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LOS ANGLES PHILHARMONIC - Gustavo Dudamel, conductor  Each year since its founding in 1919, the Los Angeles Philharmonic has been hailed as Southern California’s leading performing arts institution.  Today, under the dynamic leadership of 28-year-old Venezuelan Gustavo Dudamel, who became the orchestra’s eleventh music director in October 2009, the Philharmonic is recognized as one of the world’s outstanding orchestras.  When he inaugurated his Philharmonic tenure at the Hollywood Bowl, a crowd of eighteen thousand people greeted him with a hollering and stamping pop-star ovation;
SAN FRANCISCO SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA -Michael Tilson Thomas, conductor  Starting in 1911 this orchestra holds its place as a major part of American musical life under a succession of leaders including Pierre Monteux, Seiji Ozawa, Edo de Waart, Josef Krips and Herbert Blomstedt. The Orchestra brings a spectrum of traditional repertory and new music, heard on more than 300 broadcast outlets worldwide from Wfmt NETWORK;

ROYAL CONCERTGEBOUW ORCHESTRA OF AMSTERDAM weekly from Radio Netherlands and Wfmt NETWORK;
DEUTSCHE WELLE FESTIVAL CONCERTS from Wfmt NETWORK;
CIVIC ORCHESTRA OF CHICAGO from Wfmt NETWORK;
MUSIC MOUNTAIN - summer chamber music festival Wfmt NETWORK;
CHAMBER MUSIC SOCIETY OF LINCOLN CENTER from Wfmt NETWORK;
SONG OF AMERICA from Wfmt NETWORK;
THE KEEPING SCORE SERIES - 13 days when music changed forever Wfmt NETWORK
1.  The dawn of opera
2.  Bach and the Baroque
3.  Mozart's Don Giovanni
4.  Beethoven's better piano
5.  Beethoven's Eroica
6.  Wagner's "Ring" at Bayreuth
7.  Debussy hears gamelan music
8.  Richard Strauss's Elektra
9.  Stravinsky's The Rite of Spring
10.  Jean Sibelius' tone poem Tapiola
11.  Charles Ives' Three Places in New England
12.  Shostakovitch's Lady Macbeth of Mtsensk
13.  Terry Riley's In C

The Concert: Chamber Music from the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum of Boston - The Gardner is a major art gallery on 3-floors surrounding a garden courtyard, opened in 1903. The music presented constitutes the world's great inheritance of chamber style masterworks, for decades ignored by American cultural media. Presented under license from Creative Commons, The Concert is a priceless gift from a major Boston institution;

Has Been Hotel a program from the jazz age of 100 years ago made possible by thousands of 78rpm phonograph records entering the public domain. Orchestras and musicians enjoyed several popular circuits for serving the public: radio or motion picture appearances, studio recordings for the neighborhood record stores, riverboat excursions that carried music from New Orleans to St. Louis and hotel engagements which remained popular public nightspots probably until television started keeping people home in the late 40s. The music in those times was tempered by romance and war and stands as perhaps the most uniquely robust period in music history. The name for this program came while taking a shower in the far future of July 23, 2008. I'm your concierge, Carl Blare, hoping you visit us in the Public Domain Room here at Has Been Hotel;




NEW ORLEANS JAZZ AND HERITAGE FESTIVAL and NEW ORLEANS ALL THE WAY LIVE are two wonderful programs coming up the river to us in Central North America from down at WWOZ in New Orleans. This music is the real thing, performed live, by the real musicians who do it in the time honored way. Fabulous. Tremendous.
In fact, we're so excited about it here at KDX that we're going say it again.
NEW ORLEANS JAZZ AND HERITAGE FESTIVAL and NEW ORLEANS ALL THE WAY LIVE are two wonderful programs coming up the river to us in Central North America from down at WWOZ in New Orleans. This music is the real thing, performed live, by the real musicians who do it in the time honored way. Fabulous. Tremendous.
WWOZ New Orleans;


EUROPEAN JAZZ STAGE - 1-hour weekly of the best jazz from Europe made available by Radio Netherlands and Wfmt NETWORK;

The Roots of Smooth with Bobby Jackson. Read this Jazz Times Article. From Wfmt Network;

Barbara Schubert, conductor, DuPage Symphony
SYMPHONY MUSIC presentations are made possible by Creative Commons, Open Source and Public Domain performances by major world orchestras including the Cleveland Orchestra, the Philadelphia Orchestra, the Vienna Philharmonic, the DuPage Symphony Orchestra, the Peabody Symphony Orchestra, the University of Chicago Symphony Orchestra and others. The program name is generic.

Category III  :   Warehouse of Sundry Programs


Bamboo Thoughts

It is like leaving the windows open and listening to the sounds outdoors.

It is like deep night in the house with refrigerators humming and unidentified clicks and bumps.

It has no reminder at all of the talk and ideas that go on all day.

It ignores the emotion and sentiment of all conventional music.

It is like the wallpaper is there and never strives for any more than being there.

It is the soundtrack to a dream had by anyone.

It is like being somewhere else.

It comes from deep within the bamboo where it's always been.

Bamboo Thoughts features ambient style music Saturday nights on KDX1.
There's one thing you can say about bamboo thoughts ---
they grow from very shallow ground. __ Carl Blare
Creative Commons Licensed;

BOX SEAT  is a program in development here at kdxradio.com.  Have you ever attended a symphony concert? So have we.  What happens.  After an hour in traffic looking for a place to park the people around you in the concert hall can't calm down with their noisy page turning and gossip conversations and the pristine music ends up sounding far away.  The solution?  Perfectly recorded modern CD (Compact Disc) recordings of the exact music you want to hear, no background racket, no parking.  At the present moment Carl Blare of KDX is planning to soon enter negotiations with major record labels for permission to transmit the select classics in crystalline CD quality, without coughs, sneezes or traffic slow-downs. Something worth waiting for while we eventually get around to doing it.  In the meantime, the name BOX SEAT is owned and operated by KDXradio.com.  Don't try anything funny;


KDX WORLDROUND RADIO INTERVAL SIGNAL - Heard at the start and close of each broadcast day, comes from ANTON BRUCKNER: Fanfare (Theme from the Symphony No. 3) (0'11")  This fanfare was produced by the Reichs Radio to serve as a radio interval during the "Day of German Art" broadcast in July of 1937. The Fanfare was released on a Polydor 78 RPM disc and contained all 12 Fanfares that were recorded for the broadcast. Although they all sound virtually the same, a visual analysis of the audio file shows that the same fanfare was performed twelve times! Conductor Karl List with Orchester des Reichssenders Muenchen (Blaeser). Source: Polydor MCHN 37453 (78 rpm) Recording Date: June 30, 1937; Location: Munich, Germany; Production: RRG - Reich Radio. Status: Public Domain;

Idle American is another program produced by KDX where being on Idle American is the first prize which everyone who is on Idle American wins! You don't need school- all you need is beer, chips, tattoos, body piercing and talent;

Line Dancing with Pets On Leash from the Stopped Truck Diner is made possible by Creative Commons license and brings us live rock and country-western music in performance from taverns, night clubs, strip joints and VFW halls by a wide variety of groups including Flat Nose Diesel Bus, Big Leg Emma, Taylor Grocery Band and Hank Williams III;

Nightly Music received its name when listener E. G., commenting on music then being heard on KDX, said, "That would be good nightly music." The name caught interest and was added to the late hours, now dormant while we ponder the confusing relativity of "night" on the worldwide web;

Second Thing in the Morning is a program name dreamt of (11/25/10) based on the notion "First thing in the morning 'get up,' second thing 'turn on the radio'." Other than that, we'd intended leaving our excessive experience with 'morning radio' long in the past, where it doesn't interfere with sleep here in this century. Still, in the land of meta-physics, Second Thing in the Morning could stand as 'the program we'd be doing today if we did.' Your acting lord, Carl Blare.

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