Cal Poly’s radio station, KCPR 91.3 FM, will hold its 41st annual auction this week in order to replace old equipment, keep music selection up to date and maintain community and volunteer-driven identity. Listeners can bid on more than 25 different prize packages from approximately 65 Central Coast businesses. Bidders can call in between 10 a.m. […]
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Musicians flood SLO for KCPR Fall Festival
Artists of all styles and sounds will invade San Luis Obispo as part of KCPR’s Fall Flood Festival this Saturday, Sept. 25. The festival is a two-day event featuring more than 20 artists, including Zion I, Dengue Fever, Quinn DeVeaux & the Blue Beat Revue, Bottle and Little Wings, to raise money and awareness for […]
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Mustang Daily vs. KCPR softball game
Check out the video by Mustang Daily reporter Amber Kiwan on the softball game between the Mustang Daily staff and Cal Poly’s radio station, KCPR.
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Reviving the state of music with KCPR
On any given day, at almost any time, even in the wee hours of the morning, anyone can walk up to the windows of KCPR and watch disc jockeys on-air.
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NBC president tells students how to be a leader
Vivi Zigler president of NBC Universal Digital Media, spoke to Cal Poly students about how to make it in the work world.
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Drowning with the Underwater Peoples
It took the soaring guitar of Alex Bleeker and the Freaks and their self-titled album to give me the balls (or the naiveté) to try to describe the kind of music that this label puts out.
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Grand Lake searches for truth, identity in debut album
Grand Lake’s debut album “Nevermint” is filled with controlled blasts of experimentation, resisting the shoegaze noise of a band like Deerhunter, while never giving into the orchestrated indie pop of a Sufjan Stevens.
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KCPR intoduces quirky talk radio program
Switching up its regular programming, a team of KCPR producers is scavenging San Luis Obispo County for funny, interesting and sometimes downright random stories from the general public.