Original Airdate: September 12, 2021

Amy A. is joined by the two amazing cofounders of Boom Talk Media:  Dr. Andrea Gould Marks and Barbara Peters. The purpose of their work is to provide meaningful conversations and useful self help tools for inspired living which take the form of socially conscious, heartfelt and relevant eBooks, podcasts, blogs and webinars and they have been very productive this past year.

As always, we string it together with spacey music and a dose of hope.

If you want to be on a  future show or schedule a visit from Amy A. call 520-222- 8652 or email amya@kxci.org. Playlists for this program can be found here.

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Original Airdate: September 5, 2021

This Sunday Amy A. visits the St. Phillips Farmers Market and talks with the organizer and some vendors on how things are going.

As always, we string it together with spacey music and a dose of hope.

If you want to be on a  future show or schedule a visit from Amy A. call 520-222- 8652 or email amya@kxci.org. Playlists for this program can be found here.

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Original Airdate: August 29, 2021

In today’s episode, listener Sarah submits a log on the monsoons of the last few years which spurs a journey in exploration of rainfall, climate change and Covid connections to these subjects. We also hear a song from local artist Gabrielle Pietrangelo called Summer Rain. As always, we string it together with spacey music and a dose of hope.

If you want to be on a  future show or schedule a visit from Amy A. call 520-222- 8652 or email amya@kxci.org. Playlists for this program can be found here.

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Original Airdate: August 22, 2021

In this episode we discussed larger gatherings during this phase of the Covid 19 pandemic. We heard excepts from several speakers at the recent Rural Policy Forum held in Sahuarita and organized by Local First Arizona.  As always, we string it together with spacey music and a dose of hope.

If you want to be on a  future show or schedule a visit from Amy A. call 520-222- 8652 or email amya@kxci.org. Playlists for this program can be found here.

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Original Airdate: August 15, 2021

In this episode we explore  host Amy A.’s recent exposure to Covid 19 and the aftermath and Covid 19’s similarities to the Polio era, plus some relevant musical choices including Polio Jingles from the 1950’s.  As always, we string it together with spacey music and a dose of hope.

If you want to be on a  future show or schedule a visit from Amy A. call 520-222- 8652 or email amya@kxci.org. Playlists for this program can be found here.

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Original Airdate: August 8, 2021

Host Amy A. takes to the streets to see how folks are doing around Tucson.  Today she visits with custom lathe cutter Michael Dixon at his basement workshop and to talk about the custom lathe cutting process and how the pandemic changed his business. Michael also talks us through his wall of record projects, educates us on some of the vast and wonderful stories of vinyl history and more.

You can find out more about Michael’s work on his website. And by following him on Instagram and Facebook.

Amy A. will be hitting the streets and would like to come see you!  If you are interested in coordinating a visit email amya@kxci.org. Playlists for this program can be found here.

Original Airdate: August 1, 2021

The tenth and final show in a series that explores responses from our community to the question “what song or album got you through the pandemic?” Host Amy A. sifts through the responses to this question from social media and emails sharing what ever snippet of info the answerer provides.

ALSO: Happy Dogust 1st to all the shelter dogs out there.

You can submit a log for a future show by calling 520-222- 8652.  Please read instructions before or email amya@kxci.org. Playlists for this program can be found here.

Original Airdate: July 25, 2021

The ninth show in a series that explores responses from our community to the question “what song or album got you through the pandemic?” Host Amy A. sifts through the responses to this question from social media and emails sharing what ever snippet of info the answerer provides.

ALSO: OMG we have gotten so much rain!!!!!!!

You can submit a log for a future show by calling 520-222- 8652.  Please read instructions before or email amya@kxci.org. Playlists for this program can be found here.

Original Airdate: July 18, 2021

The eighth show in a series that explores responses from our community to the question “what song or album got you through the pandemic?” Host Amy A. sifts through the responses to this question from social media and emails sharing what ever snippet of info the answerer provides. With so many answers the only question remains is how many shows will it take to archive these responses?

ALSO: Thank goodness for the rain!

You can submit a log for a future show by calling 520-222- 8652.  Please read instructions before or email amya@kxci.org. Playlists for this program can be found here.

Original Airdate: July 11, 2021

The seventh show in a series that explores responses from our community to the question “what song or album got you through the pandemic?” Host Amy A. sifts through the responses to this question from social media and emails sharing what ever snippet of info the answerer provides. With so many answers the only question remains is how many shows will it take to archive these responses?

You can submit a log for a future show by calling 520-222- 8652.  Please read instructions before or email amya@kxci.org. Playlists for this program can be found here.

Original Airdate: July 4, 2021

The sixth show in a series that explores responses from our community to the question “what song or album got you through the pandemic?” Host Amy A. sifts through the responses to this question from social media and emails sharing what ever snippet of info the answerer provides. With so many answers the only question remains is how many shows will it take to archive these responses?

You can submit a log for a future show by calling 520-222- 8652.  Please read instructions before or email amya@kxci.org. Playlists for this program can be found here.

Original Airdate: June 27, 2021

It’s hard to believe we made it this far, but we did!  Today we remember how the Captain’s Log Project started, those that participated and revisit a few of the most entertaining and endearing logs.

Original Airdate: June 20, 2021

fifth show in a series that explores responses from our community to the question “what song or album got you through the pandemic?” Host Amy A. sifts through the responses to this question from social media and emails sharing what ever snippet of info the answerer provides.  With so many answers the only question remains is how many shows will it take to archive these responses?

You can submit a log for a future show  by calling 520-222- 8652.  Please read instructions before or email amya@kxci.org. Playlists for this program can be found here.

Original Airdate: June 13, 2021

The fourth show in a series that explores responses from our community to the question “what song or album got you through the pandemic?” Host Amy A. sifts through the responses to this question from social media and emails sharing what ever snippet of info the answerer provides.  With so many answers the only question remains is how many shows will it take to archive these responses?

You can submit a log for a future show  by calling 520-222- 8652.  Please read instructions before or email amya@kxci.org. Playlists for this program can be found here.

Original Airdate: June 6, 2021

The third show in a series that explores responses from our community to the question “what song or album got you through the pandemic?” Host Amy A. sifts through the responses to this question from social media and emails sharing what ever snippet of info the answerer provides.  With so many answers the only question remains is how many shows will it take to archive these responses?

You can submit a log for a future show  by calling 520-222- 8652.  Please read instructions before or email amya@kxci.org. Playlists for this program can be found here.

Original Airdate: May 30, 2021

The second show in a series that explores responses from our community to the question “what song or album got you through the pandemic?” Host Amy A. sifts through the responses to this question from social media and emails sharing what ever snippet of info the answerer provides.  With so many answers the only question remains is how many shows will it take to archive these responses?

You can submit a log for a future show  by calling 520-222- 8652.  Please read instructions before or email amya@kxci.org. Playlists for this program can be found here.

Original Airdate: May 25, 2021

The first show in a series that explores responses from our community to the question “what song or album got you through the pandemic?” Host Amy A. sifts through the responses to this question from social media and emails sharing what ever snippet of info the answerer provides.  With so many answers the only question remains is how many shows will it take to archive these responses?  Well you can only start at the beginning… here is episode one.

You can submit a log for a future show  by calling 520-222- 8652.  Please read instructions before or email amya@kxci.org. Playlists for this program can be found here.

Original Airdate: May 16, 2021

This week Andrea Buttrick, Communications Coordinator for Food Conspiracy Co-op, joins Amy A. on the Captains Log Project! Andrea shares about how she got to Tucson, her pandemic life, new projects at the Co-op and hugs.  As always, we string it together with spacey music and a dose of hope.

More about Andrea and links: Andrea Buttrick is the Communications Coordinator for Food Conspiracy Co-op, Tucson’s full-service grocery and kitchen on 4th Avenue. Growing up in New Hampshire, and going to college in Indiana, her hop, skip, and jump across the country landed her in Tucson after a study semester in the Borderlands with Earlham College. She is an activist and community builder, and has cultivated her career as a story teller and connection maker. She believes in movement, in stillness, in big thoughts, and good gin. She loves puffins and her husky; and, thanks to her husband, finally has the right life soundtrack.

More about the band Andrea manages – Little Cloud

Instagram:  Food Conspiracy Co-Op ~ Little Cloud  ~ Joshua Butcher

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Original Airdate: May 2, 2021

Today local musician, KXCI volunteer, and producer Billy Yates joins us.  Billy talks pretty candidly about his experience having Covid earlier this year, being busy in 2021, upping his equipment game in his home studio and more. 

You can submit a log for a future show  by calling 520-222- 8652.  Please read instructions before or email amya@kxci.org. Playlists for this program can be found here.

Original Airdate: April 25, 2021

Volume 41 is the second show in a two part series featuring the voices of the young women of the Unidas program, facilitated by the Women’s Foundation of Southern Arizona. The Unidas teen program offers participants a glimpse into the world of opportunity and inequality and a chance to make a difference in other people’s lives. They learn about leadership and how to make philanthropic decisions that impact the community.  I had a chance, working alongside Community Impact Specialist Brigette Villaseñor, to speak to these young women and invite them to submit logs of their own to the Captain’s Log Project.  In this episode we hear from Isabella and Makena plus some pretty great music from local artists the Porch Rockers.  As always, we string it together with spacey music and a dose of hope.

The Women’s Foundation of Southern Arizona (WFSA) is committed to achieving social, political and economic change that empowers women and girls in Southern Arizona and beyond. WFSA empowers women and girls through research, advocacy, grant making and leadership development.

WFSA is celebrating their 30^th anniversary in 2021 and are proud to be Arizona’s only philanthropic foundation dedicated to economically empowering and advocating for women at the state capitol. We know that when women thrive, our community prospers.

You can submit a log for a future show  by calling 520-222- 8652.  Please read instructions before or email amya@kxci.org. Playlists for this program can be found here.

Original Airdate: April 18, 2021

Volume 40 is the first in a two part series featuring the voices of the young women of the Unidas program, facilitated by the Women’s Foundation of Southern Arizona. The Unidas teen program offers participants a glimpse into the world of opportunity and inequality and a chance to make a difference in other people’s lives. They learn about leadership and how to make philanthropic decisions that impact the community.  I had a chance, working alongside Community Impact Specialist Brigette Villaseñor, to speak to these young women and invite them to submit logs of their own to the Captain’s Log Project.  In this episode we hear from Lydia, Allison and Ella.  As always, we string it together with spacey music and a dose of hope.

The Women’s Foundation of Southern Arizona (WFSA) is committed to achieving social, political and economic change that empowers women and girls in Southern Arizona and beyond. WFSA empowers women and girls through research, advocacy, grant making and leadership development.

WFSA is celebrating their 30^th anniversary in 2021 and are proud to be Arizona’s only philanthropic foundation dedicated to economically empowering and advocating for women at the state capitol. We know that when women thrive, our community prospers.

You can submit a log for a future show  by calling 520-222- 8652.  Please read instructions before or email amya@kxci.org. Playlists for this program can be found here.

Original Airdate: April 11, 2021

In this episode we visit with traveling musician turned political organizer, C.J. Boyd.  C.J. talks about working on Tucson’s Fight For $15 ballot initiative, working and dating during the pandemic and music.  As always, we string it together with spacey music and a dose of hope.

C.J. Boyd is the campaign manager of Tucson Fight for $15, a local political action committee currently collecting signatures to get a city-wide minimum wage of $15 on the ballot in November. He arrived in Tucson last year after spending a year in Texas working on the campaign of progressive state house candidate Lorenzo Sanchez. Before this recent shift to full-times grassroots politics, C.J. spent 12 years as a full-time musician living on permanent tour around North America and Europe.

Find out more about Tucson Fight for $15 here. On Facebook here. On Instagram here. And on Twitter here.

To learn more about C.J. find him on Bandcamp here. On Facebook here, Instagram here or go to his website.

You can submit a log for a future show  by calling 520-222- 8652.  Please read instructions before or email amya@kxci.org. Playlists for this program can be found here.

Original Airdate: April 4, 2021

Joining us today on the show is local musician and Rialto staffer Lara Ruggles aka Sharkk Heartt.  Lara talks about her COVID life, her husband’s bike accident, her new album Wars Our Mothers Fought and about the Save Our Stages act that recently passed.  As always, we string it together with spacey music and a dose of hope.

You can submit a log for a future show  by calling 520-222- 8652.  Please read instructions before or email amya@kxci.org. Playlists for this program can be found here.

Original Airdate: March 28, 2021

Hold onto your seats, this will be a journey.  On today’s program Tucson based musician, theologian, and activist Tracy Howe.  Tracy talks about Covid life and death, music and what it’s like to discover at age 41 that she was asexual. As always we string it together with spacey music and a dose of hope.

Tracy Howe is a songwriter, producer, activist and minister.   Her songs have been used by faith communities and in movement work globally.  In the wake of the violence in #Charlottesville, where she lived and organized for six years, Tracy released the album, “Bring Me Some Peace,” music laced with pain and hope for wholeness and healing.  “Things That Grow” is Tracy’s most recent full-length album, born out of the movement work of the last several years.  In 2019 Tracy and her family moved to Tohono O’odham land and what is now called Tucson, AZ.   In quarantine, she released her latest single, “Build the World,” and continues to organize with her colleagues remotely by Zoom. She is founder of Restoration Village Arts, a learning and action network of artist/activists and ministers building a just a beautiful world, and is Minister for Congregational and Community Engagement at the National Setting of the United Church of Christ.  In her continuing journey of decolonizing identity, she is currently cherishing more deeply understanding the myriad shapes of love and identifies as demiromantic and ace.

Original Airdate: March 14, 2021

Joining us on the Captain’s Log Project today is art therapist Becky Wilkinson.  Becky shares about Covid life, art, masks, music and thoughts for 2021. As always we string it together with spacey music and a dose of hope.

Rebecca Wilkinson is an art therapist and co-founder of Creative Wellbeing Workshops which helps people who are overwhelmed with stress and anxiety get some relief and feel better about themselves and their lives.  She is also the author and illustrator of Coloring Creates Wellbeing: The Desert Mandalas Coloring Book.  Rebecca lives between DC with her twin sister and nephews and Tucson with her husband and a couple of cats.  If you want to learn more about her work as a therapist go to www.creativewellbeingworkshops.

If you want to see more of her artwork, go to her online studio at www.rebeccawilkinson.com.

Contact Becky at rebecca@creativewellbeingworkshops.com

You can submit a log for a future show  by calling 520-222- 8652.  Please read instructions before or email amya@kxci.org. Playlists for this program can be found here.

Original Airdate: March 7, 2021

In this episode we honor three musicians that passed away from Covid-19: Anne Feeney, Armondo Manzenero and Charley Pride.  May they rest in peace.

You can submit a log for a future show  by calling 520-222- 8652.  Please read instructions before or email amya@kxci.org. Playlists for this program can be found here.

Original Airdate: Feb 28, 2021

Beaming aboard the Captan’s Log Project this week is K-Maker Radio core leadership team member, champion of all things local and superwoman in general – Julie Jennings Patterson.  Julie shares about her Covid life, music, the death of her good friend Scott Kerr, and how she is feeling about 2021.  As always, we put it together with spacey music and a dose of hope.

You can read Julie’s articles on local music here.

You can submit a log for a future show  by calling 520-222- 8652.  Please read instructions before or email amya@kxci.org. Playlists for this program can be found here.

Original Airdate: Feb 21, 2021

In this episode, from their heavily quarantined pod, local artists Stells and Misty Tea from Method to the Madness join host Amy A. for a wide ranging discussion about life in quarantine, the serious and very real effects of Covid, challenging norms in the music industry and their work in 2021.  As always, we put it together with spacey music and a dose of hope.

You can submit a log for a future show  by calling 520-222- 8652.  Please read instructions before or email amya@kxci.org. Playlists for this program can be found here.

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Original Airdate: Feb 14, 2021

Join host Amy A. for a Valentines Day date with guest Fabiola Bedoya as we discuss life in the Covid era, things she’s learned, and how she feels about 2021. Fabiola is a Latina visual artist & mom that focuses on using her love of color through photography.  As always, we put it together with spacey music and a dose of hope. You can find her on instagram at www.instagram.com/fabiicakes

THE BIG NEWS?

You can submit a log for a future show on our new voicemail by calling 520-222- 8652. Please read instructions before to make the most of your log, or email amya@kxci.org. 

Playlists for this program can be found here.

Original Airdate: Feb 7, 2021

In this episode we hear our first submitted log on our new Captain’s Log Voicemail! We also explore the work and inspiration of Inaugural Poet Amanda Gorman.  As always, we put it together with spacey music and a dose of hope.

THE BIG NEWS?

You can submit a log for a future show on our new voicemail by calling 520-222- 8652.  Please read instructions before to make the most of your log, or email amya@kxci.org. 

Playlists for this program can be found here.

Original Airdate: Jan 31, 2021

In this episode we are joined for a check-in conversation with past logger Alessondra “Sondy” Springmann .  Sondy and Amy A. discuss the fun in wearing a mask, vaccines, the zoom crafting group she created during the pandemic and more.  As always we put it together with spacey music and a dose of hope.

More about Sondy:

Still adjusting to Arizona after living near an ocean for most of her life, Alessondra “Sondy” Springmann loves saguaro cacti, the laid-back vibe and strong sense of community in Tucson, and the spectacular Sonoran Desert sunsets.  She spent two years working at Arecibo Observatory in Puerto Rico, finding asteroids before they find us. When she’s not finishing her PhD in planetary sciences or making astronomy a more inclusive and welcoming working environment, Sondy herds cats, hikes, sews too many face masks, and schemes about organizing events once it’s safe(r) to gather in person.

Original Airdate: Jan 24, 2021

In this episode we will explore some of the music, art and events that unfolded nationally and locally in the wake of  what is arguably the heaviest moment of last year, the death of George Floyd on May 25, 2020.

More information on Black Lives Matter in Tucson is on Facebook, Twitter and Instagram.

As always we put it together with spacey music and a dose of hope.

^{May we all}

Original Airdate: Jan 17, 2021

This week on the Captain’s Log Project, your host Amy A. continues to explore Covid era songs from 2020 and how the music, musicians and music venues adapted to social distance including performances from local artists Weekend Lovers and Gabrielle Pietrangelo. As always we put it together with spacey music and a dose of hope.

Original Airdate: January 10, 2021

Here at the Captain’s Log Project, 2021 brings new hope, more energy and recommitment to our mission.  In 2021 you will hear voices from our community near and far about how they are doing, music that resonates, tributes to those living and gone, all with our standard spacey music, Star Trekkery and a dose of hope.  We will connect with past loggers and invite new ones.

For the first new shows of 2021 we will be exploring the best quarantine music of 2020. As always, we string it together with some spacey music and a dose of hope.

LIVE LONG AND PROSPER!!!

Original Airdate: December 20, 2020

A special Christmas message from Captain’s Log Headquarters. Spacey Christmas music, Star Trek Christmas mashups and a dose of hope.  Our last show of 2020.

LIVE LONG AND PROSPER!!!

Original Airdate: October 11, 2020

In this episode we hear logs from KXCI’s Sunday Morning Gospel Truth DJ Traci Hockett and Captain Allison McGraw of the Lunar and Planetary Lab at the University of Arizona.

As always, we string it together with some spacey music and a dose of hope.

LIVE LONG AND PROSPER!!!

Original Airdate October 4, 2020

Joining us in the episode are KXCI DJ Terry of the Monday Early Morning Music Mix, Friday night Electric Feel DJ Toby, and local musician Cristina Williams of Silver Cloud Express shares a log and new song.

As always, we string it together with some spacey music and a dose of hope.

LIVE LONG AND PROSPER!!!

Original Airdate: September 27, 2020

In this episode you’ll hear from KXCI Sunday morning American’s Traditions show DJ John O, local photographer, mama and student Fabiola Bedoya, as well as a log and song from Tucson hip-hop artist Big Mama Trahma!  For the remainder of the episode we pay tribute to Ruth Bader Ginsburg, who passed away September 18th. Thank you Justice Ginsburg for your service; may your memory be a revolution.

As always, we string it together with some spacey music and a dose of hope.

LIVE LONG AND PROSPER!!!

Original Airdate: September 20, 2020

In this Episode we hear from KXCI DJ’s Tyina Steptoe of Monday night’s program Soul Stories, Jaime J and Skye Shadowz of Sunday Night’s ELEVN2HVN We also hear from community member Brigette and Local musician John Coinman, John shares his song Long Way From Home.

As always, we string it together with some spacey music and a dose of hope.

LIVE LONG AND PROSPER!!!

Original Airdate: September 13, 2020

Greetings Starfleet Priority Message: In this episode we hear from KXCI DJ’s Midtown Missy (Music Mix), Shann Oliver of Moonlight Savings Time and FALCOTRONIK of Under Surveillance on Friday nights. We also hear a some serious honesty from Comedian Roxy Merari!  We also hear a song from FALCOTRONIK’s band the Information Society.

As always, we string it together with some spacey music and a dose of hope.

LIVE LONG AND PROSPER!!!

Original Airdate: September 6, 2020

Beaming in to our spaceship this episode is Longtime KXCI DJ Kid Squidd of Kidd Squid’s Mystery Jukebox, KXCI engineer Billy Yates, Cartoonist for the Arizona Daily Star, David Fitzsimmons, and we hear a log and a song from KXCI late night DJ Pete Sundt. Woven in-between is a except from Deep Space Nine’s Captain Sisko on human existence and the unknown.  We also hear a song from up and coming space loving artist Aestrea called “Floating in Space With You.”

As always, we string it together with some spacey music and a dose of hope.

LIVE LONG AND PROSPER!!!

Original Airdate: August 30, 2020

In the this episode we hear logs from Amy A.’s son and youth DJ Marco (DJ Plutonium), local musician Stevie Rose, PACC staffer Nikki checks in, as well as KXCI Music Mix DJ’s El Toro and Bridgitte Thum.  We also hear a song from Stevie called “Into Me” which she recorded with local artists Mattea and Shekinah.  You might even hear an excerpt from Deep Space Nine and the beloved Captain Hikaru Sulu.

As always, we string it together with some spacey music and a dose of hope.

LIVE LONG AND PROSPER!!!

Original Airdate: August 23, 2020

In this episode, we found a new phenomenon in Tucson as there are talking animals at Hoofsnhorns Farm Sanctuary. Beaming in from the farm are Annabel the Goat, Norman the Pig and Kai the Guard dog.  We also hear logs from KXCI DJs Bob Girth of the Hub and a check in from morning music mixer Amy Frost. Local artist and comedian Amber Frame also joins the crew in this highly entertaining episode.  As always, we string it together with some spacey music and a dose of hope.

LIVE LONG AND PROSPER!!!

Original Airdate: August 16, 2020

In this episode we hear from KXCI newest Jazz Sundae DJ Rachel, Pima Animal Care Center staffer Nikki, local Tucson comedian Rich Gary, therapist and creator of the Tucson Therapy Fund, Caila Lipovsky, and a log and song from local musicians Pete and Andrea of Birds and Arrows.

And of course we string it together with some spacey music and a dose of hope.

LIVE LONG AND PROSPER!!!

Original Airdate: August 2, 2020

In this episode we will hear from roving muralist and children’s book author Isaac Caruso with a multi-log about his mural/book project Sam & Sara. We also hear an update log from Dominic, host of KXCI ambient music show Elysian Fields. Finally, we hear a log and new single from local Tucson musician Sharkk Heartt. As always we string it together with some spacey music and a dose of hope.

LIVE LONG AND PROSPER!!!

Original Airdate: July 12, 2020

In this very special episode of the Captain’s Log Project, we hear logs from the kiddos in our communities.  Logging in are Eleanor, Hazel with her Dog Jasper, Adonis, Athena, Penelope, and Jack.

We stepped it up this week with several fun kids tunes, and as always spacey music and a dose of hope.

Live long and prosper.

Original Airdate: July 5, 2020

In this episode we hear from listeners Donald K. and Sarah Smallhouse as well as B. My. all the way from Pittsburgh, Pa.  Local Hip-Hop artist Benjamin Lucero aka Halsero joins us as well with a log and two songs off his new album “Why Not an Album?” As always we string it together with some spacey music and a dose of hope.

LIVE LONG AND PROSPER!

Original Airdate: June 28, 2020

In this episode we’ll hear from first time logs from listeners Nik and Verneatte, as well as a log and song from our very own KXCI Executive Director Cathy Rivers!  Ruby, of the KXCI Saturday show the Roadhouse Social Club also beams in with a check in log! As always, we string it all together with some spacey music and some hope.

LIVE LONG AND PROSPER!

Original Airdate: June 21, 2020

In this episode of the Captain’s Log Project, we’ll hear log check-in from returning loggers  listener T.G. LaFredo, and KXCI DJ Bridgitte Thum, host of the Friday afternoon Music Mix. We’ll also hear from listeners and first time loggers Gretta, and Matt aka Monk, as well as a log and song from local musician Hannah Yeun!  As always, strung together with some spacey music and some hope.

LIVE LONG AND PROSPER!

Original Airdate June 14, 2020

On Episode 10 of the Captain’s Log Project we’ll hear logs from Angel and Rusty about their supply run up North to support our Native American neighbors. You’ll also hear from the artist known on Instagram as @blame_it_on_robb who painted the new Black Lives Matter mural in Downtown Tucson. Public Health Policy student, mom and KXCI DJ Liz Padawer as well as KXCI listener JC. We also snuck in a log from real Star Trek Commander Sisko of Deep Space 9!  Strung together with some spacey music and some hope.

If you feel compelled to support Angel and Rusty on their next supply run up North – Rusty’s VENMO is @RustyRamirez LIVE LONG AND PROSPER!

Original Air Date: June 7, 2020

Today we’ll hear logs from DJ Anna Droid (Michelle Boulet-Stephenson) and KXCI Youth Broadcasting Camp Graduate DJ Astrocat as well as listener Alice from North Carolina, and a log and new song from local blues musician Tom Walbank. His new album with Roman Barten Sherman, Quarantine Blues vol. 3, is available on Bandcamp and all proceeds go to the Official George Floyd Memorial Fund.  As always, we string it together with some spacey music and a special message.

Live long and prosper!

If you would like to submit a Captain’s Log for a future program, email amya@kxci.org.

Playlists for this program can be found here.

Original Airdate May 31, 2020

Today we’ll hear from KXCI DJ’s Kidd Squidd of Kidd Squidd’s Mystery Jukebox and Cheron Taylor, host of Saturday Morning Cafe, as well as teacher and listener “Admiral Leslie Hicken” and some real honesty from local artist Chezale on Covid life, feelings and her new song “Special Friend.”  As always, we string it together with some spacey music and a special message.

Live long and prosper!

If you would like to submit a Captain’s Log for a future program, email amya@kxci.org.

Playlists for this program can be found here.

Original Airdate May 24, 2020

Beaming to you this week we’ll hear from listeners James Gregory and Elizabeth Brown, as well as KXCI Boom Goddess Radio Podcaster BB Peters, Eli Thum, and all the way from New Orleans, we’ll hear a log from artist Dani Kardon as well as her heartfelt new song. We’ll also hear music from local artists Calexico! As always, we string it together with spacey music and a special message.  Live long and prosper!

If you would like to submit a Captain’s Log for a future program, email amya@kxci.org.

Playlists for this program can be found here.

Original Airdate May 17, 2020

This week you’ll hear from Kathy Harris of longtime KXCI show Broad Perspectives, Friday night KXCI DJ Dave Wright of Under Surveillance, KXCI’s beloved Music Director  and Tuesday morning Music Mixer Duncan Hudson and his daughter Ava, beaming to us all the way from Philly, a log from Adam F.,  MOCA Tucson‘s Education Director Eli Burke and Facilities Manager Wesley Creigh and KXCI Youth Broadcasting Camp graduate DJ Sonic Signer.  As always, we string it together with spacey music and a special message.  Live long and prosper!

Original Airdate May 10, 2020

Joining us this week are Clay T. Waters from Denver, CO, Vice Admiral Cat Radar, Dr. Joe Patterson, Kristin Shaw (Sub for KXCI’s Dead Air) and local Tucson artist Tracy Howe plus we’ll be playing a sweet new song from Tracy.

Happy Mother’s Day to all the Moms!

Original Airdate: May 3, 2020

Original Airdate April 26, 2020

Joining us this week in Volume 3 are Dominic (of KXCI program Elysian Fields), Neto (of KXCI program Jazz Sundae), KXCI volunteer Brandy and her son Jack, DJ Wileybud, Jeff Rogers (of KXCI program Halftime at the Apocalypse), Alex Kack (also known as #thegreenshirtguy) and Miss Olivia Reardon. And we’ll be featuring a special song from local artists Miss Olivia and the Interlopers.