Moving forward into a changing climate, and with our agricultural system being set up in a way that decreases natural diversity, it is extremely important that we have a system in place to preserve our resources. The National Center for Genetic Resource Preservation, also known as NCGRP, does just that. Christina tells us about what originally drew her to the science of seed banking and explains how seeds are actually stored. We were...
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On this episode of the Rocky Mountain Review the news team started with local news and sports done by Bjorn Larson. The team went into national and science news by SoGES after the break followed by the Rocky Mountain Music Segment by Seth Bodine. After the break, the team goes into their roundtable discussion on the CSU’s admissions tour that went wrong. They then finished the show with the weather with Gabe Peterson and some...
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Posted By Local on May 7, 2018
Local punk band Plasma Canvas turned it up well past 11 in the KCSU studio, performing some of the loudest music these station walls have ever heard. They discussed song writing themes of identity, self love, and social activism. http://media.blubrry.com/kcsu_music/p/content.blubrry.com/kcsu_music/PlasmaCanvasPodcast_mixdown.mp3Podcast (kcsu-live): Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Android |...
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Posted By Local on May 7, 2018
Local band The Leshen stopped into the KCSU studio for a live in-studio session with DJ HenB on his show, “One Third Man.” They discussed the band’s unique “forest rock” sound and how they create completely insturmental, hard hitting jams with just two people. http://media.blubrry.com/kcsu_music/p/content.blubrry.com/kcsu_music/LeshenPodcast_mixdown.mp3Podcast (kcsu-live): Play in new window |...
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Posted By Local on May 7, 2018
Members of the local band Gasoline Lollipops, Clay Rose and Donny Ambory, stopped into the KCSU studio to perform a few songs off of their latest album Soul Mine. They discussed the emotional impact of their songs behind the lyrics and the responses the band has received to their album which they released at the end of 2017. (Joe Schroeder | The Collegian)...
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Posted By Local on May 7, 2018
Musician Vai Patri stopped into KCSU for the Local Lunch Hour with TBD and they listened to and discussed her new single “Criminal.” They also talked Patri’s personal life experiences that contribute to the music she makes and how she hopes that her songs can make a positive impact on others. http://media.blubrry.com/kcsu_music/p/content.blubrry.com/kcsu_music/VaiPatriInterviewPodcast_mixdown.mp3Podcast...
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