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Sunday
12a	Rhymes With Rhythm
2a	Hear the World
3a	UnderCurrents
5a	Beale St. Caravan
6a	Walkin' the Floor
9a	Sunday Folks
12p	Bluegrass Ramble
3p	Sunday's Hornpipe
6p	Early Music Northwest
7p	Grateful Dead Hour & Backtracks
10p	Flotation Device

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Top Ten KBCS Releases of the Week

January 30^th– February 5^th

First Aid Kit; The Lions Roar
Wichita
Darrell Scott; Long Ride Home
Full Light
Chris Castle; Last Bird Home
independent
The Little Willies; For the Good Times
EMI
Reed Foehl; Once an Ocean
independent
Joe Fletcher and The Wrong Reasons; White Lighter
independent
various; The Rough Guide to the Music of Morocco
World Music Network
Lincoln Durham; The Shovel vs. the Howling Bones
independent
various; A Black History Month Celebration
Concord
Jim White; Where it Hits You
Yep Rock

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Featured KBCS Programs

The Morning Blend

The Morning Blend is a live, daily, community-centered, hour-long news and music program. From Jim Hightower to Ry Cooder, this hour is truly a world of music and ideas. Tune in and wake up.

Weekdays at 7 a.m.

The Restless Nest

The Restless Nest is what KBCS commentator Ann Hedreen calls the phase she’s currently in: restless in a mostly good way, now that her kids are in college. Restless Nest is a conversation where all of us find meaning--through politics, culture, community, and family--no matter how empty, restless or full our nests.

Tuesdays at 7:50 a.m., Thursdays at 4:54 p.m., Fridays at 4:55 p.m., and via podcast

Jazz Kaleidoscope

A weekly exploration of the diversity of jazz over the last 50 years, from familiar classics through 21st century innovations. John Coltrane, Thelonious Monk, Miles Davis and other giants of modern jazz make regular appearances, alongside creative new jazz and excellent artists from many eras playing a wide range of styles.

Online at the KBCS streaming audio archive