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June’s Add of the Month: Keyboard Fantasies Reimagined by Beverly Glenn-Copeland

Words by: Yousef Srour, Internal Music Director Foreword: I am sad to say that this will be my last Add of the Month. With that came pressure – a pressure to choose the best album, to choose an album that’s reflective of my…

blog featured from the archives June 9, 2022

From the Archives: Associated Students Addresses Racial Tension and Inequality in the 1970s

As a part of the newly instated Throwback Thursday series, Archives Coordinator Lekha Sapers will be blogging about KCSB’s collection of audio archives. For the remainder of the school year, you’ll get a chance to explore our 60th Anniversary audio collection,…

blog featured from the archives June 2, 2022

From the Archives: The Black Student Union at UCSB on the Freedom of Angela Davis

https://kcsbweb.as.ucsb.edu/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/ANGELADAVISRALLY-1.mp3 Angela Davis is a woman known for her assumption of multiple positions. Perhaps she best fields the identity of renowned UC Professor of Philosophy– or stalwart communist leader – or scholar, champion of Black rights, among other honorifics. By the…

featured isla vista news ucsb May 31, 2022

Beyond Timely Warnings, Episode 2: Policy

KCSB News brings you Beyond Timely Warnings, a new feature series investigating sexual assault at UC Santa Barbara. In the second episode of Beyond Timely Warnings, KCSB's Cecilia Aden and Molly Wright unpack the policy surrounding sexual assault at UCSB and its impact…

blog featured music playlists May 31, 2022

❀ Music Department Spring Playlist ❀

MARION’S RECS “Lady In The Darkest Hour” - Kate Bollinger - Kate Bollinger’s voice is so remarkably sweet. This is a song about being patient when times are tough, and trusting that better days are around the corner. My favorite parts of this…

blog featured from the archives interviews May 26, 2022

Live Reporting the Bank of America Burning: KCSB Oral History

Words by Lekha Sapers, Archives Coordinator Cy Godfrey is the owner of perhaps the best-known last words in KCSB History: I did not set the bank on fire. As General Manager between 1969 and 1970, Godfrey led the station…

featured May 24, 2022

KCSB PRESENTS | Pride of Place: Santa Barbara

Hello KCSB Listeners, As Pride month unfolds, KCSB News and KCSB-FM intends to intimately explore the history and lived experiences of Santa Barbara’s LGBTQ+ community, examining the roots and presence of LGBTQ+ people here. Starting June 2, we will be releasing a limited series, “Pride…

blog events featured May 21, 2022

KCSB-FM Co-Presents: Ceylon International Film Festival

The Ceylon International Film Festival (CEYIFF) will be held Friday, June 10 – Sunday, June 12, 2022, at the Lobero Theatre. Dedicated to presenting international and Sri Lankan cinema to film enthusiasts, CEYIFF is the first-ever Sri Lankan Film Festival organized outside of…

blog DJ Posts featured music playlists May 20, 2022

Exploring Asian American Artists with EASTBOUND

Words by Justin Huang boylife boylife is the solo project of Ryan Yoo of mmmonika, a Los Angeles-based indie band. The boylife sound was first introduced with the song peas, a song more reminiscent of a slow R&B song with upscaled production and…

blog featured music music reviews May 16, 2022

May’s Add of the Month: Everything Was Beautiful by Spiritualized

Words by: Yousef Srour, Internal Music Director It’s been 30 years since Spiritualized's first album (with most of this catalogue now available domestically on Fat Possum Records). It’s a long time in which you can redefine your sound, taking influence from pop culture,…

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