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80 posts tagged KCRW
Nice post
realitybl0ws:
that moment when you realize you’re marc maron
Meanwhile, today on the radio we had a little chat:
Marc Maron reinvigorated his comedy career through his popular podcast WTF which gets on average 2.4 million downloads a month. In the show he has funny, insightful and profane conversations with celebrities and a whole lot of comedians. Comics like Louis C.K., Robin Williams, and Sarah Silverman have been on the podcast as have pop culture figures like Ira Glass and Huey Lewis. What connects all the WTF episodes is Maron’s humor, self-deprecation and a willingness to put it all on the table. Now he’s translated his life to TV for the new scripted comedy Maron on IFC.
Maron also has a new memoir Attempting Normal which is available on Amazon.
Routine updates to the MBE Chart Toppers playlists on Spotify (and coming soon to Rdio) will keep you up to date on the top of MBE’s cool picks.
We have a full Summer full of free events that we are super psyched for. Get the scoop all season long at kcrw.com/summernights.
FYF Fest founder Sean Carlson will be joining Jason Bentley on Morning Becomes Eclectic today, May 13 at 10am to reveal the initial line up for this year’s festival
It’s the 10-year anniversary of FYF! The lineup will also be posted to our blog.
The Sonic Trace map, sonictrace.org is live!
Over the past year, we’ve been documenting immigrant communities across Los Angeles. We have gathered 200 stories inside La Burbuja – our portable soundbooth, produced seven documentaries and made two short films – with a third in production. Visit sonictrace.org and click on the radio icons to hear broadcast stories. Within the pop-up window click on arrows for Sonic Trace’s transmedia projects. The TV icons represent our short films and the grey dots are stories gathered inside La Burbuja. Each week, a new grey dot will appear for a total of 200 voices.
More Info: http://sonictrace.kcrw.com/blog/2013/03/sonictrace-org-is-here/
Happy Birthday to the KCRW Guest DJ Project!
Nearly 250 guests have bared their souls to take on the painful task of choosing FIVE songs that have inspired them throughout their lives. We celebrated by pulling out some of our favorite moments!
Tame Impala performing “Elephant” live on KCRW
(via haleybusted)
Tom Schnabel pays tribute to Richie Havens on his Rhythm Planet blog. He’ll unearth an interview from his archive that we will share later today.