How dementia can be treated and how to reduce your risk… plus a re-air of our discussion of housing displacement in Marin… a state parks broadcast for students from Tomales Bay.. and the Bill Frith Trio on Community Buzz!

It’s a “B” week during our annual spring Pledge Drive! Here’s how to donate to your favorite show, including Voices of the Valley on Thursday at 11am!

Please stand up for local community radio! There is a real threat to funding for public media at the federal level right now. Notify your elected officials that you are concerned about these cuts. Donate to the KWMR Spring Pledge Drive as another way to show how many people appreciate the music, talk, news, and emergency information that KWMR brings to the community.

Here is a way to support KWMR’s volunteer programmers, and to stand up for independent media! CLICK HERE Your contributions in $100 increments will help us reach our $100,000 goal!

This week is an “A” week! Tune in to Off the Cuff on Thursday at 8:30pm! Your Thursday evening vinyl soundscape for West Marin.

A report on housing displacement… the Bolinas Civic Group’s monthly community meeting… Lourdes Romo on her shop in downtown Point Reyes Station… and a Community Buzz preview of an epic weekend of shows and events!

I really like the idea of having a party at the end of each of our annual Pledge Drives. Why not? Parties are fun! This one is going to be a hoot. This party is Friday, May 2nd. Is it on your calendar yet?

The latest on the Coast Guard housing and County funding for affordable units… Preparing for wildfire with the Wildfire Resilience Initiative… Supervisor Dennis Rodoni on the loss of farm worker jobs and housing… plus the Bolinas Film Festival and the band Finom on Community Buzz!

It’s a “B” Week! Check out Highway of Heartaches on Thursday night at 8:30pm!

Many of us have been contacted by the Marin County Office of Emergency Management letting us know that the County is no longer using NIXLE. Ready Marin has a handy dandy worksheet informing us about the ways that we can glean information in times of emergency.

Get involved with Marin Medical Reserve Corps + conducting a mass evacuation exercise with Marin County Fire… the latest on the Coast Guard housing development… Nicasio School Students read love poems to planet Earth!

It’s an “A” week! Check out the Elsewhere Radio Hour on Friday at 9pm!

This May 2nd marks the 26th Anniversary of KWMR going on the air, and we had so much fun last year at our 25th Anniversary celebration that we thought we would do it again (and every May 2 going forward). And YOU are invited.

The week of March 25th is a B week.. check out “High Country Celtic” on Saturday at 6pm!

Marin County’s Emergency Shelter Declaration, Mass Evacuation Planning, a New Planning Commissioner, and Local Literature Launches at the Dance Palace.

I don’t think it will come as a huge surprise to those of you who read this newsletter that many people are concerned about our democracy in the U.S.A.

Parks Leader Steps Down; Getting Ready for Extreme Wildfire; Backyard Living in Bolinas; and Sowing Life for Local Food. Hear about all those topics on this past week’s ‘Epicenter” episodes.

The week of March 18th is an “A Week”…and this Friday is a good time to check out “Nonviolence Radio” at 9 A.M.!

It is important, more now than ever, that we break down the silos that were built out of tradition, or maybe out of necessity during the recent pandemic, and reach out to one another for reals.

SAVE THE DATES – KWMR will be fundraising to keep community radio thriving, from April 19th-May 2nd. Thanks in advance for your support – we can’t do it without you!