KCBP 95.5 FM

KCBP 95.5 FM 从 Modesto CA、United States 在 Tuninga Radio 上直播。

这家电台专注于 Rock, Electronic, Talk, Adult Contemporary 音乐。

The broadcaster offers a diverse range of programming centered around music and community-focused discussions. A core element of the station's output is a series of 25 one-hour music shows produced by Modesto Junior College (MJC) students. These shows are a component of the Film, Television & Electronic Media (FTVE) curriculum, instructed by Janeiro Freeda. The student-created programs showcase a variety of musical styles and are presented weekly, with repeats airing at multiple times throughout the broadcast week. Beyond student productions, the station features specialized programming like 'AREA 5150 UFO RADIO,' a show exploring themes of outer space, UFOs, electronic music, and science fiction soundtracks. This program is hosted by HAL 95, an AI DJ, and Zebtron Nye’Lon, an Earth-bound Alien DJ. Additionally, 'Women of the Valley,' co-hosted by Linda Scheller and Laura Stokes, provides a platform for discussions focused on women and women's issues within the Central Valley. The station encourages listener input and suggestions for future episodes of 'Women of the Valley.' The station's programming schedule includes specific time slots for various shows. The student-created music programs are broadcast at 1:00 a.m. Saturdays, following 'Cyber Stallion,' with repeats scheduled for 2:00 p.m. Saturday and 7:00 p.m. Tuesday. 'AREA 5150 UFO RADIO' is a recurring program, and 'Women of the Valley' airs at a currently unspecified time. A full schedule is available for viewing, along with information on current and upcoming shows. Listeners can access the station’s music and program playlist through Spinitron, a third-party platform. The broadcaster also provides a live stream option, allowing listeners to tune in remotely. Information on submitting music for potential airplay is available on the website. The station operates as a project of the Modesto Peace/Life Center. The broadcaster’s origins are directly linked to the FTVE program at Modesto Junior College, highlighting a commitment to student involvement and educational opportunities. The creation of the student music series demonstrates a partnership between the broadcaster and the academic institution. The station’s dedication to community engagement is evident in its programming choices, particularly the 'Women of the Valley' show, which aims to address local concerns and amplify voices within the Central Valley. The station’s history is intertwined with the educational and community outreach efforts of the Peace/Life Center. The station maintains contact information for listener inquiries and submissions, including an email address ([email protected]) and a phone number (209-402-9191). Listeners are encouraged to donate to support the station’s operations and its role as a community radio broadcaster. The station utilizes Spinitron to manage and display its music and program playlists, providing listeners with a readily accessible resource for discovering content. The broadcaster’s online presence includes a live streaming option, facilitating access for a wider audience.