KCBX Receives National Journalism Awards
Dancers preparing to perform folklórico (photo by Alyssa Toledo) The Public Media Journalists Association has honored a KCBX news series and two KCBX news stories in the 2025 PMJA…
San Luis Obispo County's Connection to Arts and Culture
Dancers preparing to perform folklórico (photo by Alyssa Toledo) The Public Media Journalists Association has honored a KCBX news series and two KCBX news stories in the 2025 PMJA…
The past two weeks have been both inspiring and, frankly, a bit bittersweet. On July 26, we celebrated 50 years of KCBX at a wonderful event at the Octagon Barn,…
Frank Lanzone, president and general manager of KCBX-FM Central Coast Public Radio, recently sent an urgent appeal to local supporters that bears repeating to a larger audience. His message, in…
Using audio clips, music, and video, “This American Life” host Ira Glass shares lessons from his life and career in storytelling during a visit to Harold Miossi Hall at the…
KCBX Central Coast Public Radio has hired a seasoned journalist, editor, and producer as news director. Monica Lopez, who most recently worked for Financial Times as an audio engineer for…
The National Endowment for the Humanities is offering grants to support the development, production, and distribution of radio programs, podcasts, documentary films, and documentary film series that engage general audiences with…
Mountain View Cemetery, San Bernardino The long hallway from the lobby to the KVEC radio studio on Sacramento Drive in San Luis Obispo is lined with memories, vintage black-and-white…
This event was scheduled April 1, 2024. Get a taste of what's coming up at this month's SLO NightWriters meeting when Dave Congalton interviews critically acclaimed writer Deanne Stillman on…
If you grew up in Chicago, as I did, and if you’re passionate about movies, as I am, then you certainly know the names Gene Siskel and Roger Ebert. And…
Many of us first came across King Harris while he was the anchor and news director at KEYT-TV in Santa Barbara. He became more of a local San Luis Obispo…