Crosscurrents hits SF 5/27
On May 27, 1937, there were 18,000 people lined up on both the San Francisco and Marin sides of the Golden Gate Bridge when it … more
Marian Call shares her favorites on Friends & Neighbors tonight
Alaska Singer and songwriter, Marian Call is joining us on Friends & Neighbors to share music from her favorite artists
Zip-a-dee Crosscurrents 4/29
On April 29, 1913, a patent was granted to Gideon Sunback for his invention of the “hook-less fastener” to be known as the “zipper.” Gavin, … more
Earth Day 4/22
The April 22, 1970, Earth Day was the start of the environmental network of organizations with more than 17,000 associated groups in 174 countries. Gavin … more
‘Tideline’ featuring Lucas Heger
Lucas Heger, from Skagway, joined Angelina in the KRNN studio on ‘Tideline’ (April 10th) to perform his original songs. He performed his first Folk Fest … more
Renaissance Crosscurrents 4/15
Born on April 15, 1452 Leonardo da Vinci was a painter, sculptor, architect, musician, mathematician, engineer, inventor, anatomist, geologist, and writer whose brilliance characterized the … more
Irene Muller on Tideline 4/1
Singer songwriter extraordinaire Irene Muller and her band are set for a First Friday April 5th gig at the UAS REC Center. Irene will stop … more
Harrison B interview and music
Here’s audio from a great interview and in-studio performance with Harrison B from March 20, 2013. He was on KTOO’s A Juneau Afternoon with Andy … more
Americana Tickets
Online ticket sales have ended. Tickets will be available at the door starting at 6:30 p.m.
Can You Make Sad Songs Sound Happy (And Vice Versa)?
Oleg Berg, an engineer and musician in the Ukraine, had a dream as a kid. He wanted to be able to take popular songs, the recordings of which were instantly recognizable, and invert their sound: making major keys minor and vice versa.
