KHOI Community Radio

Is the age of privacy over? On The Scholars' Circle at 9pm, we (Helen Nissenbaum, Information Science, Cornell Tech; Michael Patrick Lynch, Philosophy, University of Connecticut; Bruce Schneier, public policy, Havard; Joshua A.T. Fairfield, Washington and Lee School of Law) spend the hour on technology, spying and privacy, exploring how privacy, and the lack of it, affects security, democracy and society. What exactly is at stake when we lose our privacy?

Community Radio (song) Tom and Doug perform the song "Community Radio" LIVE at the studios...

We so appreciate Unitarian Universalist Fellowship of Ames for their gernerous recognition of our efforts! Thank you so much!

Our September offertory recipient is KHOI Community Radio.

This local Ames radio station started through the efforts of the Fellowship!

They offer programming in arts, news, entertainment, music, and more, featuring national figures and local voices alike.

You can donate during Sunday services, and anytime online at: https://uufames.square.site/

Thank you for your generosity today and all days!

Twin brothers Red and Fred got a gift from grandma out of nowhere: she suddenly decided to send them a check for $500 and very uncharacteristically told them to go out carousing. A trip to Donny’s Den of Desperation leads to a stint at The Casino of Life.

Tune in Sunday night at 8pm, right after Rhythm is our Business with Cynthia McClure, for Round the World with Cracklin Jane, a weekly 59-minute fictional radio adventure, punctuated by recordings of mostly popular music from the first half of the 20th century - in either 78-RPM or cylinder format, and with the pronounced crackling surface noise of authenticity.

Did you know that land farmers and fishermen and women face similar challenges resulting from corporate concentration in our food system? Join Melinda Hemmelgarn for her conversation with Niaz Dorry, Coordinating Director for the North American Marine Alliance. Shell discuss bluewashing, and how to find truly sustainable seafood in the marketplace through localcatch.org and their sustainable seafood guide. That's Tuesday at noon on Food Sleuth Radio.