GMCR/KURU 89.1 FM
play_arrow
Community Spotlight: Farmers Market GMCR KURU 89.1 FM
Our Summer Fundraising Drive is in full swing, and we're excited by the support we've received so far! But we still have a long way to go to reach our goal. Your contribution helps us continue to provide a wide range of programming, from local shows like Michael's Late Night Moods and Gender Trouble to nationally syndicated favorites like Democracy Now! and Freethought Radio. Special Offer: Donate $25 or more […]
Today marks the beginning of the GMCR Summer Fundraising Drive! From August 4th to August 10th, we invite you to join us in supporting community radio. New members who donate a minimum of $5/month or $60/year will receive a limited-edition GMCR t-shirt or tote bag! Donations of $25 or more from new or existing donors will also receive a choice of these exclusive items. Click here to donate [Pictures coming […]
The guys discuss upcoming local events and more! https://gmcr.org/prog/local_flavor/local%20flavor%20240726.mp3
Beyond the Border – Death and Dying as a Social Justice Issue”. Host Maree McHugh with guest Scott Plate, a Life Coach and Death Doula offer a discussion to broaden the perspective on the many dimensions of the universal experience of death and dying, preparing for end of life, and how we might access a death with dignity. This is the first of a series on this topic, to be […]
Today host Candice Burke is joined by author and judge Laura Melvin to discuss her life and work.
Listen to the guys and Heidi talk about July 4th festivities and more! https://gmcr.org/prog/local_flavor/2024/local%20flavor%20240705.mp3.filepart
Today host Candice Burke discusses a range of social justice issues. https://gmcr.org/prog/communityspotlight/2024/Community%20Spotlight%20240725.mp3
Coakee William Wildcat of Mother Tree Food and Forest, an organization dedicated to improving the lives of all beings on Earth, promoting ecological restoration by empowering individuals and communities to: Reforest wildlands; Create food forests; cultivate syntropic farms and gardens through research, education and practice. Mother Tree Earth informs and inspires us to rejuvenate and rethink our practices about the very soil in our own backyards, understand agro-ecology, revisit the […]
