- THE INTERCRANIAL WHIZBANG HOUR: The 2nd Annual Post-Mothers Day Salute
- Obvious World - Sunday Night - 11/10c
- Mothers Day Special 9am Tune in to hear Ruth and Daughter Elsa
- Thank You Fairfield for Making Our KRUU-FM Classical Gala Such a Success
- Sat May 10th @ 9:00 a.m. Pirate Satellite
- DaIn DalLEr the Art of Sound Foundness Sat 10am
- P5kollin
- Poet Tony Ellis describes Soul Mountain Writers' Retreat on Writers' Voices Friday 1 pm
- Fri May 9th @ 12:30 p.m - The Filmosophers Movie Talk Show
- Boss! New H&H!
Archive of Abundant Planet
MAKING GREAT FOOD HAPPEN IN IOWA
Great Taste 7-8 PM Wednesday
Special Guest in the Studio-Wendy Wasserman
Wendy Wasserman
Before she became the publisher of Edible Iowa River Valley,
Wendy lived in Tokyo, Washington, DC, Los Angeles, New York and Hawaii,
and her passport now requires extra pages from all her international
travel. She finds Iowa in some respects one of the most mysterious
places she has have ever resided. She knows the territory is full of
culinary surprises and delicious stories and is excited to discover
them for the readers of Edible Iowa River Valley.
But there's more--the studio will abound with the smells of Kathy's cooking and we'll talk to some local food heroes!
Check out the BioTour website at www.biotour.org and/or at myspace: myspace.com/BioTourProject
Vegetable Oil Powered Bus - Solar Electricity
BioTour is a journey that aims to enliven the sustainable energy movement, while exploring the depths of America—the people, land, and culture.
BioTour educates about global warming, peak oil and sustainable energy, bringing people together for discussion, exploration and celebration. The BioTour project demonstrates a different way of living and conceiving of energy, one in which human civilization exists in balance with the natural world.
Co-directors Ethan Burke and Alan Palm purchased the BioBus in August of 2006 and were inspired to expand BioTour into a year-round full-time project traveling to all 48 of the continental United States. BioTour now has a new partner, co-director and documentarian, Cat Hainfeld, who specializes in web design, videography, and photography. Brian Burke has joined to round out the crew, and BioTour is ready to kick off the Spring 2007 Tour in April. read more »
This week's show features hosts Kelley Custer and Brian Robbins with guest Ben Stallings. Ben spent a year riding 7000 miles on a recumbent bike, visiting ecovillages and other green projects on the way. After his journey, he settled in Fairfield, where he continues to live a car-free life. Ben discusses his trip and the benefits and challenges of life without a car.
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