KSKQThisWeek #82 4-16-8 Cindy Sheehan on KSKQ
Terry Hill, Editor KSKQ This Week, 15.04.2008 23:06
HEADLINES
1-4th Annual Independent Media Week, Free Movies, check web: 
http://www.kskq.org/indymediaweek/
2-2008 RV Earth Day Celebration April 19th 11-4pm - “Growing Our Common Ground! + Trashion Show @ScienceWorks, Ashland
3-www.KSKQ.org now can receive DONATIONS on-line via paypal.com - thanks you for any support
4-NEEDED! still! 900 mhz or higher Mac: G4 or G5 computers, ZIF Chips & AUDIO EQUIPMENT
5- Cindy Sheehan on "One If By Land," airing on KSKQ, 94.9 FM Wednesday April 16 at 5 p.m
6-KSKQ Benefit Concert: April 19th 8pm ALL AGES! 3 bands Bellview Grange, Deserts Bar and some drinks...
7-April 19, 2008 OCEANFEST 2008 Brookings-Harbor OR. We have a beautiful ocean, a busy port and a great community
8- Laughter Yoga Club. Ashland Laughs: meets Sunday April 20, 2pm at Lithia Park. Field near the playground and public bathrooms.
9-JEF. CENTER : TUNES 'N 'TOONS ON THE SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE SOU RROOM 7:30pm April 15, 2008
10-A Public Lecture & Conversation on Sustainable Futures w/ Prescott College President Dr. Dan Garvey APRIL 24th
11- your event or underwriter announcement here for only $5 a week, plus web button on www.kskq.org
12-National Conference for Media Reform will be held in Minneapolis, June 6-8, 2008 Bill Moyers, Dan Rather, Amy Goodman
13-See, If you are reading this, you must wonder how many others are. Our list is close to 1000 members! And we market the newsletter to over 7000+ potential readers in the Southern Oregon Area.
14-Yamileth Perez, Nicaraguan community leader, will speak on April 18 - 3pm Medford and 6pm Ashland about Migration, Free Trade, Debt and Survival
15-Iraq Body Count Flag Exhibit Saturday April 26 near Churchill Hall 9am SOU campus, need helpers and...
16-Friday, April 18 & Saturday, April 19*, 8am-4pm Household Latex Paints Drop Off see complete message for locations
17-MEDFORD GIANT FLEA MARKET Sunday April 20, 9am-4pm reuse recycle reduce locally Medford Armory
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KSKQ This Week #82
KSKQ This Week #82 - 04-16-08 Cindy Sheehan on KSKQ, 4th Indi-Media Week
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4th Annual Independent Media Week
April 13 – 19, 2008
Sponsors: SOU Media Collective, Citizens for Peace and Justice, Peace House
Student For Truth, KSKQ 94.9 lp-fm Community Radio, Womens’ Resource Center, Rogue Independent Media Center
Media Eye, Southern Oregon Jobs with Justice
FOR COMPLETE SCHEDULE: CLICK ON LINK BELOW:
Visit www.kskq.org/indymedia or call 541-482-3999
Non-commercial, Independent News on KSKQ:
M-F 7:00 am Workers Independent News on The Brain Labor Report.
"A Voice in the Media for Workers." This nationally-syndicated daily headline news program reports on "business news for the rest of us. WIN producers gather news from labor unions and activists from across the country. http://www.laborradio.org/
Earth Day 2008 T-Shirts & Gifts
2-2008 RV Earth Day Celebration April 19th 11-4pm - “Growing Our Common Ground! + Trashion Show @ScienceWorks, Ashland
Spread the word! Discover ways to grow an earth-friendly community here in the Rogue Valley at the grounds of ScienceWorks Hands-on Museum, 1500 E. Main St, Ashland.
http://www.RogueValleyEarthDay.net
All ages fun includes an EcoQuest adventure for kids, community drum circle, bicycle rodeo, recycled crafts, field games and more.
Over 70 sustainable living exhibits will cover diverse topics including energy, green building, transportation, waste prevention, land and water conservation, farming and gardening, and stewardship.
Live performances by Flat Five String Band, Rutendo Marimba Band, Ballet Folklorico Ritmo Alegre, Puppeteer Joel Handley and DJ Jahfirm. Don�t miss the Art Now "Trashion Show" with recycled fashions on the Earth Day runway.
Local and organic edibles for sale by Grilla Bites, Pilaf, Geppetto's and Logical Foods.
A Zero-waste event: Please do not bring disposable cups or other disposable items to the event; bring reusable alternatives. Food will be served with compostable plates and utensils, collected onsite, and composted after the event.
Carpool, bike, walk or ride the free RVTD shuttle from park-and-ride locations in Medford, Talent and Ashland.
Outdoor event admission is FREE. (Regular entry fees into ScienceWorks Museum, with $1.00 of each entry donated back to the event.)
Rain or Shine!
For entertainment and shuttle schedules, and a list of exhibits:
http://www.RogueValleyEarthDay.net
Paige Prewett
Event Manager
Rogue Valley Earth Day 2008
"Growing Our Common Ground"
www.RogueValleyEarthDay.net
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Tuesday 9:30 AM - Making Contact: An international radio program that links people, vital ideas, and important information.
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Monday 9 am - Law and Disorder: gives listeners access to rare legal perspectives on issues concerning civil liberties, privacy, right to dissent and the horrendous practices of torture exercised by the US government.
Non-commercial, Independent News on KSKQ: http://www.kskq.org/images/fsrnews.gif
M-F 4:30 pm Free Speech Radio News: An Ear To The Ground & a Voice on The Air. FSRN is a Grassroots media worker-run independent half hour newscast featuring international, and National US features and headlines. Free Speech Radio News is produced at KPFA Radio in Berkeley, CA, and KPFK Radio in Los Angles, CA, as well as Washington D.C. and Oaxaca, Mexico. (repeated M-F) next morning 7:30 am http://www.fsrn.org/
Tuesday 9am-9:30am - This Way Out: The International Lesbian & Gay Radio Magazine
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Non-commercial, Independent News on KSKQ: Monday & Thursday 7pm Tuesday, Wed, Fri 6pm -
Democracy Now!: The War & Peace Report. A daily grass roots un-inbeded TV/radio news program, hosted by Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzalez, airing on over 651 radio, TV, stations, pioneering the largest community media collaboration in the U.S. (repeated M-F) next morning 8:00 am http://www.democracynow.org/about
Greetings from Democracy Now! Award-winning journalist Amy Goodman, host of the daily,
grassroots, global, radio/TV news hour Democracy Now!, is on a national speaking tour to
mark DN!'s 12th anniversary and launch her third book with journalist David Goodman,
Standing Up to the Madness: Ordinary Heroes in Extraordinary Times. For more details
about her new book and the tour you can go here:
http://tour.democracynow.org/
Democracy Now! is looking for volunteers on all the tour stops to help
spread
the
word about the show. Below is a list of the stops on the tour. Please check the tour site for
times and locations. If you are available please email 
silky@democracynow.org or
call 212-431-9090 x802 Volunteers will receive a DN! T-shirt and free admission to
the event.
4 -NEEDED: 800 mhz or higher Mac: G4 or G5 desk top, mac mini's (Imic) or laptop machines, AND sound mixers, portable and studio sizes and recording units, digital or analog. KSKQ is looking for faster processor chips for their Mac computers. We like all our Macs and want to make them faster. Please contact terryh @ kskq.org. Most donations are tax deductible. Thank You. KSKQ Staff.
Friday 9:30am-10am - CounterSpin: is a weekly, half-hour radio program produced by the progressive media watch group Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting.
Cindy Sheehan on "One If By Land," airing on KSKQ, 94.9 FM Wednesday April 16 at 5 p.m
5-; Cindy Sheehan will be interviewed on "One If By Land," airing on KSKQ, 94.9 on the FM dial, this coming Wednesday April 16 at 5 p.m. Sheehan, who is running for U.S. Congress, first caught media attention as a Gold Star Mother and outspoken critic of the Iraqi war.
"One If By Land" is hosted by twenty-five year veteran journalist Janet Phelan,and provides a weekly show with a public affairs focus. KSKQ also streams off the web at KSKQ.org.
"One If By Land," is seeking submissions for a soon-to-be-aired bonanza show, featuring musicians and poets/spoken word artists. The topic is politics. Please email your written or mp3 pre-recorded files to janetclairephelan @ yahoo.com. You will be notified if your submission is aired. KSKQ also streams off the web, and all shows are currently archived at KSKQ.org/showcase/
Janet Phelan
Wednesday 9:30am-10am - Sprouts Radio: from the Grassroots is a weekly program featuring content being produced by grassroots community radio stations, Indy Media Centers, and other independent production groups. We celebrate these many vital and diverse voices by bringing them to a national audience. Sprouts is produced collaboratively by radio producers across the country; sometimes even the world. (stay tuned for a feature about KSKQ coming soon.)
6.Saturday Night Concert at the Grange Supporting KSKQ & Independent Media
Featuring:
Bad Habit Bandits
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The Going Nowheres
The Octones
$5.00 Admission ~ 8:00 PM Show The Bellview Grange
1050 Tolman Creek Road – Ashland OR Be The Media !!!
Friday's and Saturday's 10am: Earthbeat Radio: brings you environmental stories you won't hear anywhere else. Since 2003, Earthbeat's co-hosts Daphne Wysham and Mike Tidwell bring you an hour of ground-breaking environmental news and interviews live from the nation's capital. Earthbeat Radio features leading environmental activists and thinkers -- the politics and the people behind the efforts to defend the planet. Web: http://www.earthbeatradio.org
Monday 8-10 pm. You Call This Music? with host Noah Balloon & guests. Showcasing the best of the folk and punk rock revolution(s) with an admittedly large dash of pop punk thrown in. And we'll never play a song we heard on the radio." Noah Balloon KSKQ Events Coordinator / SOU RHA Music Committee Chair (808) 295-4187 noahballoon @ riseup.net --
Saturday 12 Noon - 4pm - New Radio Order:
Wednesday 9am-9:30am - Between The Lines: syndicated, half-hour program provides a platform for individuals and spokespersons from progressive organizations generally ignored or marginalized by the mainstream media. Between the Lines covers a wide range of political, economic and social topics.
Thursdays 11 am-1 pm - A Different View: with Christo Hart Opening up a different way of living, thinking, guest dialogs, call-ins, communicating about everyday life such as eating, building, relationships, music, praying, love, hugs etc. Repeat Sunday 10am-11am
7- April 19, 2008 OCEANFEST 2008 Brookings-Harbor OR. We have a beautiful ocean, a busy port and a great community. So let’s celebrate at “OceanFest 2008”, at the Port of Brookings-Harbor on Saturday the 19th. You’ll be able to tour the coast Guard’s rough ocean boat, take a harbor tour for $5 and enjoy a $15 seafood buffet served by Whaleshead Resort, Zola’s Pizza, Chetco Seafood, Blue Water Cafe, the Hungry Clam and the Port Commissioners, too. That’s Saturday the 19th from 11:30 to 3:30 at the Port. Come and enjoy the fun at “OceanFest 2008”.
Contact: Bill Yocum @ 541-469-2218 or 541-661-4577
Wednesday 7:00-8:00pm KSKQ Public Open Mic: hosted by Sierra - live call-in and talk with our youngest DJ & here friends. And members of the community can bring announcements of events and issues and announce live from the KSKQ studio. call in 541-482-3999
8- Ashland Laughs, Laughter Yoga Club. meets Sunday April 20, 2pm at Lithia Park. Field near the playground and public bathrooms. Ashland's newly formed, free and fun for all ages, Laughter Yoga Club. Very good Very good, YAY!!! HO HO HA HA HA Ho Ho Ha Ha Ha HO HO HA HA HA Ho Ho Ha Ha Ha HO HO HA HA HA Ho Ho Ha Ha Ha Come join us then! Breathe and Laugh with community. It's the world's easiest, most happiest exercise! It strengthens community, self-acceptance, AND your tummy muscles! It releases tension, endorphins, stress, AND seriousness! Live, Love and LAUGH FREELY! Jean Roorda 541-488-1922 www.heartofwholeness.com -- rain or snow(LOL) check this link for address of indoor meeting place:
http://www.heartofwholeness.com/ashland_laughs.html
Check out my BLOG. I share all my Love for you there! www.eyeofspiritcoach.com
Wednesdays 5:00 - 6:00 PM One If By Land Hosted by Janet Phelan: In a world besotted with wars, rumors of wars, and a government veiled in secrecy, the mission of "One If By Land" is to lift the veil and shine the light of transparency. The show features an eclectic format, with reportage by the host, interviews, as well as a venue for songwriters and poets, in keeping with the public affairs focus.
Cindy Sheehan will be interviewed on "One If By Land," airing on KSKQ, 94.9 on the FM dial, this coming Wednesday April 16 at 5 p.m. Sheehan, who is running for U.S. Congress, first caught media attention as a Gold Star Mother and outspoken critic of the Iraqi war.
"One If By Land" is hosted by twenty-five year veteran journalist Janet Phelan,and provides a weekly show with a public affairs focus. KSKQ also streams off the web at KSKQ.org.
"One If By Land," is seeking submissions for a soon-to-be-aired bonanza show, featuring musicians and poets/spoken word artists. The topic is politics. Please email your written or mp3 pre-recorded files to janetclairephelan @ yahoo.com. You will be notified if your submission is aired. KSKQ also streams off the web, and all shows are currently archived at KSKQ.org/showcase/
Janet Phelan
9JEFFERSON CENTER : TUNES 'N 'TOONS ON THE SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE SOU RROOM 7:30pm
THE JEFFERSON CENTER
PROMOTING CRITICAL THINKING AND INTELLECTUAL HONESTY
Contact: Bob Semes
Phone: 541.488.9450 9 a.m. PDT, April 15, 2008
information@thejeffcenter.org
THE JEFFERSON CENTER PRESENTS AN EVENING OF TUNES 'N 'TOONS ON THE SEPARATION OF CHURCH AND STATE
Steve Benson, 1993 Pulitzer Prize-winning daily editorial cartoonist for the (Phoenix) Arizona Republic, and Dan Barker, co-president of the Freedom From Religion Foundation, will headline The Jefferson Center’s Spring Lecture program at 7:30 pm April 26th in the Rogue River Room, Stevenson Union, Southern Oregon University. They call their presentation Tunes 'n 'Toons, a lighthearted look at the contemporary American religion scene in this election year, with special emphasis on the subject of the separation of Church and State. Admission $10 (Students $5 with ID)
Benson, a former Mormon, is the grandson of the late Ezra Taft Benson, once president of the Church of the Latter Day Saints (the Mormons). Steve Benson has distinguished himself by his daily editorial cartoons, mostly political, which have been printed and displayed around the world. He is an entertaining speaker and cartoonist, often bringing his audiences to gales of laughter. Benson has become an outspoken speaker, who has teamed up with Dan Barker to present a humorous look at religion in the news with their unique music and cartoon comedy revue. In 2002, Benson was presented the Emperor Has No Clothes Award by the Freedom From Religion Foundation.
Barker, a teenage evangelist at age 15, served as a Protestant missionary and maintained a touring musical ministry for seventeen years. An accomplished pianist, record producer, arranger and songwriter, he worked mainly with Christian music companies. After five years of study, Barker announced in 1984 that he had left religion. Shortly thereafter, his autobiographical story of de-conversion and critical analysis of Christianity, Losing Faith in Faith: >From Preacher to Atheist was published. Barker has appeared on TV talk shows, including twice with Oprah Winfrey, in addition to ABC’s “Good Morning America,” “Religion and Ethics News Weekly” on PBS, on Fox News, and Court TV.
208 Oak Street, Suite 101 - Ashland, OR 97520 – 541.488.9450 – www.thejeffcenter.org
Tuesday 10am-11am - Explorations: is an hour-long radio program on science, technology, politics, and the environment. It is broadcasted each week on WBAI and re-aired on stations across the country.
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Mary Lin M Ed, Director of Marketing and Public Relations
Prescott College, 220 Grove Ave., Prescott, AZ 86301 • (928) 350-4503 • mlin@prescott.edu
Contact: Mary Lin (above)
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
Turning Point: The Next Generation A Public Lecture & Conversation on Sustainable Futures with Prescott College President Dr. Dan Garvey APRIL 24th Stevenson Union SOU 7pm FREE event...
“The survival of the planet as we’ve known it may well depend on a multi- generational movement that places more power and control in the hands of the young.”
– Dr. Dan Garvey
May 3, 2008 - (Prescott, AZ) What are the challenges facing the next generation? How can we best help them to prepare for what lies ahead?
Dr. Dan Garvey, President of Prescott College, presents a thoughtful approach to important questions for our future leaders in his presentation entitled Turning Point: The Next Generation. This is the second topic and second year for the national Imagine: Sustainable Futures Dialogues.
All events are free of charge and begin at 7 p.m. unless otherwise noted. After the lecture, Dr. Garvey will mediate an open discussion about the opportunities available for citizens and leaders to imagine and create the future we would like to live in, both in our personal lives and for the public good.
Dr. Garvey’s approach is rooted in the belief common within experiential education that all members of society, from students to public leaders, are resources for social transformation. “Prescott College has always challenged our students and faculty to think confidently and creatively about what it is we can do to make the world a better place,” he explains. “Our students leave here with a solid grasp of the creative thinking and collaborative, practical action needed to make positive, lasting change. I hope the Dialogues will be a forum through which many others can come together to think collaboratively about solutions, and to find the hope and encouragement we all need in difficult times.”
For more information please visit www.prescott.edu.
PRESCOTT COLLEGE
For the Liberal Arts, the Environment, and Social Responsibility
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NOTE TO MEDIA: Dr. Garvey is available for interview and on-air appearance by appointment. Please contact him at dgarvey@prescott.edu. A video of the first year’s topic for the Sustainable Futures Dialogues, Living in the World of the Unimaginable, is available upon request. Portrait of Dr. Garvey also available upon request.
Sunday 8-10 pm | Philosophy Now! hosted by therealjoe | Preparing for the coming catastrophe, how to survive it and profit from it. Be it climate change, worldwide economic meltdown, inter-cultural warfare, or mega-rocks from outer space, hard times loom just over the horizon. What can/should we do? How can we predict? How can we know? What is there to be known? What is the difference between knowledge and belief? Call in with your questions, 541-482-3999 Call in with your solutions. Help your friends and neighbors. Time is running out.
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Wednesday 11 am – 12 am Radio Nation, hosted by award-winning journalist and Nation magazine contributing editor Marc Cooper, Radio Nation features the voices and thoughts of leading journalists, authors and activists.
12-National Conference for Media Reform will be held in Minneapolis, June 6-8, 2008 Bill Moyers, Dan Rather, Amy Goodman. Register Now It's an election year, and the problems with the media are clear -- just turn on your TV, and notice what's on...and what's not.
But how do we fix it? Where does change begin? In Minneapolis on June 6-8, thousands of activists, journalists and policymakers will converge at the 2008 National Conference for Media Reform. If you care about the state of the media, this is the one event you can't miss. Reduced-rate hotels and registration are limited. Sign up now. Learn More about NCMR 2008 Register now
If you don't know what an amazing event this is, consider this: The first conference brought 1,700 people to Madison, Wisconsin. Then 2,500 came to St. Louis. Last year, 3,500 gathered in Memphis. And June's event in Minneapolis is going to be even bigger and more exciting.
Bill Moyers, Dan Rather, Amy Goodman, Van Jones, Katrina vanden Heuvel, Rev. Lennox Yearwood, Senator Byron Dorgan, FCC Commissioners Michael Copps and Jonathan Adelstein and many more leaders and luminaries will join thousands of people from across the country for an inspiring and unforgettable weekend. Sign up now for NCMR 2008 - Don't miss this special event. Register today, and we'll see you in June! Yolanda Hippensteele Outreach Director Free Press http://www.freepress.net/conference
P.S. Need help registering? Call 877.888.1533, x210. Sign up by March 31 to get the early-bird reduced rate. Call KSKQ to sponsor a local KSKQ delegate. 482-3999
Monday thru Friday 7am The Brain Labor Report: With your host Wes Brain. 1/2 hour LIVE show featuring The Workers Independent News & Labor issues. Almost all shows archived and available as mp3 audio files. Check it out! Brain Labor Report website: http://www.kskq.org/blr
Join KSKQ if you are not a member of Community Radio in Ashland, Oregon. Only $35 per year. More information at the end of this newsletter or you can donate via www.paypal.com on our website: www.kskq.org
Thursday 9 am - 10 am - Midweek Politics: with David Pakman is a syndicated radio program. It is made up of both live and recorded interviews, listener call-ins, clips from television and radio programs related to politics and current events.
Tuesday 7pm to 9pm - The Permaculture Show: with host Stella Jane
What is Permaculture? It is cross between permanent and agriculture but also means permanent and CULTURE, because it is our cultural habits which help us to work in beneficial and mutually supportive ways. Stay tuned and learn much more about growing your own food, since food prices are expected to go up 35% in 2008. Repeated: On the following Saturdays from 8am-10am
Thur 5-7pm The Interdimensional Vortex. Gary Bearman will focus on late 60's psychedelic, 70's progressive and 70's krautrock. Basically, it will consist of a whole lot of weird and mind blowing music that you'll never hear on commercial radio. soulgoober @ hotmail.com Here is a link to a show - http://www.kskq.org/audio-archive/vortex/vortex20071103.mp3
Greetings Space Fans,
While time and spare are ultimately an illusion, in this contrived framework of the space-time contiuum in which we seem to exist, I will be doing my radio show, The Interdimensional Vortex�, "tonight".
The Interdimensional Vortex� plays from 5-7pm Thrusday night PST (8-10pm EST, 1-3am UK) on www.kskq.org and is mix of late 60's psych, 70's prog and other audio goodies - click on the play button or on "Listen Live" for immediate streaming.
For anyone who missed last week's show, click on this link and it should start streaming immediately:
http://www.kskq.org/audio-archive/vortex/4-3-08SFF.mp3
See you on the air!
Peace & Love,
Gary (aka Goober or "The Space Dork")
14-Yamileth Perez, Nicaraguan community leader, will speak on April 18 - 3pm Medford and 6pm Ashland about Migration, Free Trade, Debt and Survival
The Roots of Migration:Free Trade, Debt and Survival in Nicaragua
The second most impoverished country in the Western Hemisphere, Nicaragua has struggled for years under the burden of
internal and external debt. Take a deeper look into the effects of free trade, debt and immigration on the Nicaraguan people.
Patty Narvaez translates from the Spanish.
Hear the story of one remarkable Nicaraguan woman who lives and works in a community near the Managua city dump. Yamileth will share the first-hand impact of free trade and debt and the resulting increase of migration and poverty on the people of Nicaragua.
http://www.witnessforpeace.org/northwest
April 18 at the Woolworth Building (3-4:30) 33. N. Central Ave , Medford
and SOU Commuter Resource Center (6-7:30)
Siskiyou and Garfield in the Student Union, middle floor across from the SOU Bookstore, Ashland
Contact for this event Steve Ryan 541-951-1409 resolutionvideo@yahoo.com
Jessica Eriksen SOU Media Collective mediacollective@students.sou.edu
Sponsored by the SOU Media Collective 1250 Siskiyou Blvd. SU 106 Ashland , OR 97520
Thursday 10:30am-11am - WINGS: A weekly radio news and current affairs program by and about women around the world, produced and distributed by the Women's International News Gathering Services
Tuesdays 3pm-5pm - JeffersonZuma: Suppressed news, science, spiritual, para-psychology, ufo's, politics, secret government, psyops, conspiracy-of-control, whistle blowing, readings, discussion, interviews, call-ins...These subjects are where I'd like to see my show go, with discussion-debates by the participants in these issues.
Tuesdays 5-6pm JeffersonZuma with Dr. Lora Chamberlain calling in & presenting The American Activist - the Progressive Political Report from Washington D.C. with updates in the political arena, Cindy Shehan progress reports, & efforts to spread the word of peace to all politicals accepting paychecks on behalf of the American People. This show is live.
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The Iraq Body Count Flag Exhibit on SOU Campus. On Saturday April 26 the Community is invited to volunteer to place over 120,000 small flags on the SOU Campus lawns. The Iraq Body Count Flag Exhibit visually demonstrates the number of lives lost during the Iraq War. The 120,000 white flags will signify more than 600,000 Iraqi casualties and the 800 red flags will symblize the over 4,000 US Soldiers lost. The exhibt only travels to Universities and recently was at the Portland State University campus. The exhibit is sponsored by SOU Students for Truth, Peace House and the Rogue Valley Peace Choir. To volunteer please come to Churchill Hall on Saturday April 26th at 9 am. We will work until all the flags are in place in a quiet attitude of honoring those who have perished.
Contact Name: Sally McKirgan
Business Name: Peace House
Contact Phone Number: 541-482-9625
Contact email Address: info@peacehouse.net
Friday 4pm-6pm - Latitude 42: with host Carson Bench features the best of a variety of different musical styles that you may not find on any other station, as well as up to date info on community affairs. Horizons no boundaries is what this show is really about.
16- Friday, April 18 & Saturday, April 19*, 8am-4pm Household Latex Paints Drop Off see complete message for locations
Drop off your household latex paints for proper disposal. Remember: household latex paints only; this event is not open to business waste or oil based paints. Need some paint? Check out the free re-use table.
Drop-off sites:
Rogue Disposal & Recycling transfer station, 8001 Table Rock Road, White City, 779-4161
Ashland Sanitary & Recycling transfer station, 3000 N. Valley View Road, Ashland, 482-1471
*Southern Oregon Sanitation, 1381 Redwood Avenue, Grants Pass, 479-5335 (*Sat., April 19 only)
**Allied Waste Services of Grants Pass transfer station, 1790 Merlin Road, Grants Pass, 479.3371 (**Sat., April 19 only; no reuse table)
Household Hazardous Waste Drop-off Event
Friday, May 2 & Saturday, May 3, 8am-4pm
Bring your household hazardous waste to Jackson County Expo Park. Cost is $5.00 per vehicle. Trade in your mercury thermometer for a digital one at no charge. Acceptable items include: cleaning supplies, batteries, pool and spa chemicals, lead and oil-based paint, paint removers, wood preservatives and light ballasts. Do NOT bring: fluorescent bulbs, medical or biological waste, explosives, radioactive materials, ammunition, commercial or industrial waste, asbestos, 55 gallon drums, propane tanks, fire extinguishers or other metal tanks. For more information, contact Rogue Disposal at 779-4161 or www.RogueDisposal.com.
Paige Prewett
Jackson County SMART Business Program
Find the Jackson County Recycling Directory online at www.RogueSMART.org.
Sunday 2pm-4pm First Nations Radio: Dan Wahpehpah, Jaimie Wheeler, and Jane Ayers hosts. Our focus is to bring you Native music (traditional and current), information and education on issues revolving around indigenous rights, sovereignty, land use struggles for Native people, environmental issues affecting local tribes, cultural restoration and preservation, information on our local grassroots organization, Red Earth Descendants (RED) and the events RED sponsors in our community.
First Nations Radio on KSKQ allows us to share our goals and vision as intertribal people with the ultimate vision of helping to create a healthy community and environment for the next Seven Generations of life.
Greetings R.E.D. Community and Friends, We will begin having our weekly business/crafting meetings at Michael's house for this coming season (2165 Hwy. 99, Ashland--"next door" to the Jackson Wellsprings) so that we can better facilitate the crafting we plan to do for our Elder Honoring Giveaway at our next event, the Elder/Youth Conference in June.
Meetings will continue to take place on Wednesdays at 6:30 p.m.. We plan to combine organizational business with the making of Giveaway items. No crafting experience necessary! We plan and learn as we go. The Elder/Youth Conference is set for June 20-23, tentatively (and most likely) at EarthTeach Forest Park again this year. Since this is a 4 day event, it is BIG and quite involved. We can use ALL the help you are willing to give. The crafting we'll be doing at weekly meetings will be part of a big Giveaway to elders, youth and special helpers at this conference. In the tradition of Giveaway, we cherish this process of making things for the People. It is a big honor.
Thank you for being part of this community. Blessings, Jaimie
17-MEDFORD GIANT FLEA MARKET Sunday April 20, 9am-4pm reuse recycle reduce locally Medford Armory
The Original MEDFORD GIANT FLEA MARKET April 20, ’08. Gifts, Collectibles, Art, Crafts and “Something For Everyone” All Indoors At The Medford National Guard Armory 1701 South Pacific Highway Doors open at 9am, close at 4pm. Can shop early, but it does cost a lot more. See website for more info… http://www.fleaforall.net/ Door Prizes Every Hour Free Parking Admission $1.00 For Adults – Children 12 And Under Free. Free Return Privileges With Your Stamped Hand. 14000 Square Feet Of Antiques Collectibles Crafts, New Items, Clean Used Items The Unusual, Rocks Jewelry And More…reuse, recycle and resell locally!!!!
Contact Information Phone 541-772-8211 DandD@fleaforall.net
FUTURE DATES 2008
April 20, 2008
May 4, 2008
June 15, 2008
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This message was posted by: Handy-Helpers Web Marketing and T e r r y ’ s Trading Post. Please let the people in the front know that T e r r y ' s marketing got us here!
We will be set up at the April 20th Flea Market. If you spend over $20 at my booth you will get your $1 entrance fee paid for. Also, mention this listing and you get 2 for 1 on most everything in my booth.
Welcome to Terry’s Trading Post: Where everything gets cheaper by the handful or stack; in other words... we give volume discounts on our refurbished items from all over the world:
Jewelry: Necklaces, Silver Rings, Ear rings, Beads, Bracelets, Pendants, Ear studs, Trinkets, Tokens, Coins, Stamps, Paper Money, Post cards, Lord of the Rings Game Cards, Art: Vintage, Antique, and Collectible. Original, Lithographs, Pictures, Prints, Buttons, Stickers, Magnets, Beads, Wall hangers, Incense holders, Slabbed rocks, Agates, statues, bumper stickers, friendship bracelets, nic nacs, handmade bags, hemp products, and very unique items made out of gold, brass, bone, shell, wood, leather and silver, Antique Clairnets, Nikken Magnetic Mattress Pad full size.
New things made and fixed every hour. Kids of all ages and carpoolers from ASHLAND can pick out one free Oregon Sunstone. I love to trade. Call if you need help finding anything. 3 2 4-3 1 5 1
Reuse, Recycle, Refurbish and Reduce all the time. Carpool if you can.
Friday 7pm-9pm - Fungle Junk: Music and discussions. Join Finnegan L. Junkett your host funglejunkie@gmail.com www.myspace.com/funglejunk
Your groups' Community Service Announcement (CSA) can go here! 5 sentences: Who, What, Where, Why and How? plus contact info, web site for more info: send to terryh @ kskq.org
Monday 5pm-6pm - Dead Cuts. Pierre Benoit is truckin' into the afternoon with the Grateful Dead. Hear all your favorite dead tunes in their entirety.
Monday 6pm-7pm Pierre Power Hour
Experimental music, avante guarde ideas spreading love through the universe. With your host Griz...More coming soon!
Wednesday 9pm Vybin in the Valley: Come join Shanus every Wednesday 9pm - midnite for a breath of fresh air. Tune in for a mix of everything from the classic legends of reggae to some of the newest artists to hit the scene. Hope you all listen in, blessings and much love. http://myspace.com/shanusvKSKQ exists under the auspices of the Multicultural Association of Southern Oregon,
a nonprofit 501(C)3 http://www.mcaso.org P.O. Box 67 Medford, Oregon 97501
Special Letter to our members and supporters of KSKQ.
Dear Community Radio Supporters!
KSKQ-LP, 94.9 FM, is very pleased to announce that we are broadcasting over the air at last! Right now if you live in the southern part of Ashland, you should be hearing us loud and clear. We still have a few technical and FCC challenges to overcome in order to expand the signal, but we’ve got our engineers working on that and expect the issues to be resolved this Saturday.
In order to reach all of Ashland and beyond, we need your financial support.
In the last six months, we also applied for a full-power non-commercial educational license and we have doubled the number of producers who broadcast regular LIVE on-air programming at the station. Take a look at our website, www.kskq.org, for our weekly schedule. View a full description of our daily programming and listen to us live via the internet. Did you know that we’ve been streaming our radio content over the internet continually for the last three years? We’re very proud of that accomplishment!
We must be able to reach all of Ashland over the airwaves before we can campaign for business underwriters; therefore financial support from people like you, who have donated in the past, is very important. We recently mailed out this letter, with our first printed monthly schedule and donations are starting to trickle in. Also in this letter was enclosed, an envelope that outlines several donation options. All contributions are tax-deductible through our parent organization, the Multicultural Association of Southern Oregon,
http://www.mcaso.org
a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. We also offer underwriting opportunities for your business on our website and in our weekly electronic newsletter, KSKQ This Week, which goes out to over 800 local people, and is marketed to 5000 possible readers.
We encourage you to come down to the station at 330 E. Hersey #2, in Ashland, to see how radio is made—and even to envision your own show, or just volunteer to help out. This is community radio, after all, giving regular folks access to the airwaves!
Thank you for your past and continued support. Tune in to KSKQ-LP, 94.9 FM or on the web @ www.kskq.org
Sincerely, KSKQ Permanent Steering Committee
PS: Please mail your donations and contributions to:
KSKQ c/o MCASO P.O. Box 67 Medford, Oregon 97501
KSKQ's Mission Statement: "To empower our local community through inclusive programming that frames our issues, creates our media and advances understanding and social change through dialogue, music and the arts."
The Multicultural Association of Southern Oregon serves as a catalyst in the community to promote understanding and appreciation between cultures. We work to: * Reduce racism * Promote and support multicultural education * Provide forums for problem solving intercultural differences.
Programs of the MCA include: M.L. King Day Celebration, Youth Adventures, Ballet Folklorico, Long Way Home, Disabled United in Direct Empowerment, Multicultural Fair, WorldQuest and http://www.KSKQ.org
Welcome To Your Radio Station! KSKQ LPFM / Community Radio in Ashland, Oregon: broadcasting on 94.9 fm is a grassroots, membership based --THAT'S YOU & EVERYONE YOU KNOW LOCALLY -- radio station giving local citizens stronger media voices, empowering them to create their own media.
Show friends how to visit their Live Internet Radio Station and listen to local music, PSA's and opinions streaming 24/7/365. Send this link to them. http://audio1.kskq.org:8080/studio.m3u or here " http://audio1.kskq.org/listen/" http://audio1.kskq.org/listen/
To Listen to past shows via pod cast click on this link: http://www.kskq.org/showcase/
TO LEARN WHAT A LISTSERVE IS CLICK HERE: - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Listserve -
Send this link to a friend to join our once-a-week email listserve. We try very hard to only send out one email a week. Sometimes, KSKQ events do not make it into the newsletter and we might send out that one event to our members, supporters & producers.
http://lists.kskq.org/listinfo.cgi/announcements-kskq.org
Our "About KSKQ" poster is being reworked!
Propose your own show: download this helpful list of things to do:
http://www.kskq.org/Docs/propose_a_show_process.pdf
WANTED!!! Calling all Musicians, Performers & Artists!
Community Radio wants your local programming! KSKQ Low Power FM is a community owned and operated radio station licensed to broadcast by the FCC. info@kskq.org
KSKQ Productions: will be offering public recording facilities for hyper-local media production very soon!
Be The Media and "make radio happen". Report about your community, club or organization, school. Publicize your local events, politics, arts, spirituality, music and activities. Wednesday nights are open mic! 7 PM until whenever!!!
KSKQ LPFM Community Radio is sponsored by the Multicultural Association of Southern Oregon. There are always opportunities for volunteers to help in a variety of areas. For more information email: info@kskq.org Memberships start @ $35 per year. Send your donations to KSKQ 330 E. Hersey St. #2 Ashland, Oregon 97520
Get involved now! We are looking for volunteers to help with administration and office related work, web site updates, networking computers, Mac OSX and Windows & Linux. Please call 482-3999 to sign up for a shift to help out.
For more information call the station at 482-3999 - KSKQ Community Radio 330 E. Hersey Street, Suite 2 (google map) link: http://tinyurl.com/yrtf2u
From the KSKQ news staff, This. Is. Ashland. Oregon. (sm) Copyleft© 2006-2008 http://www.MCAofso.org, http://www.KSKQ.org & Terry Hill. Please distribute freely with credits. KSKQ This Week is produced, edited and distributed electronically by Terry Hill and volunteers.
Honorary Underwriters are listed below:
McGuire Industries Engineering: Radio Engineer, Station Wiring, Electronics Repair, audio/video recording editing, vo's, institutional media, electronics design Michael Mcguire 503-336-4208 email: michaelm @ ashlandhome.net
Kenneke Communications, LLC offers Unique Electronic and Hobbyist Plans, Electronics Items, Kits, Surplus Radio Electronics, Amateur Radio Kits, AM/FM Low Power Broadcasting (FCC Part-15) Supplies. http://www.kenneke.com/
Michael W. Bach Consulting: Tower and Communications Engineer email: eaglepoint.or @ juno.com
Northwest Nature Shop of Ashland. http://www.northwestnatureshop.com
KSKQ Wants to thank everyone who helped with our 2008 Grand Opener Celebration Concert Dance for KSKQ @ Inner Child Cafe | http://www.innerchildcafe.net | http://www.frankiehernandez.com | http://www.theconstanttourists.com
KSKQ This Week is complied from: Web Spirit Community, Ashland Community Action, Rogueimc.org and many other sources. It is distributed to: http://localsguide.com/ Blogs, Tribe.net Blogs, Announcements listserve(KSKQ), Rogueimc.org, Web Spirit Community listings and many more listserves in the rogue valley.
