You'll be hearing a bright, young sound late Sunday nights on KVMR. Now alternating with The Outpost on Sunday nights is Notes From the Underground with one of our newest and youngest broadcasters, Julia Boorinkis Harper. She'll be presenting alternative "cutting edge" musical material, with a bit of jazz and experimental sounds, and a focus on unusual music, new and otherwise, alternate Sundays 10pm to midnight.

Meanwhile, we're welcoming three new hosts to our early morning 4 a.m. broadcasts. Angelina Calafiore will be presenting Sierra Sunrise alternate Tuesdays 4-7a.m. with an eclectic mix of music, spoken word, guests, inspiration quotes and even an occasional breakfast recipe. Every other Friday 4-7a.m. brings California Joe (Mark Lippmann) at the Coyoteville Truck Stop, which he describes as a custom blend of many styles, both old and new....jazz, country, western, classic and alternative rock-and "everything else under the moon." And John Taber-after several years of service on our overnight Red Eye Radio crew-will keep early Saturdays 4-7a.m. in a live vein; Almost Saturday Night (Live) will feature live music recorded around the globe and emphasize acoustic music in its final hour.

Meanwhile, there'll be some new folks on KVMR's Program Committee. Broadcasters Martha Kuhns and T.E. Wolfe end their two years of work, with Catherine Allen and Mark Lippman voted by fellow broadcasters as their replacements.

Congrats to all

By Steve Baker, KVMR's Program Director