KXCI Community Radio

Original programming produced in Tucson Arizona for KXCI Community Radio

KXCI Community Radio is a arts podcast hosted by KXCI, with 50 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80.

KXCI hosts KXCI Community Radio, a arts show with 50 episodes published.

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  From Vision to Sound - Cry You Baby

  Oct 5, 20263 min

  Produced and Edited by: Nicole Camacho Cry You Baby is a Tucson-based alternative band led by vocalist and guitarist Salma. What started as a solo project grew into a full band through Tucson’s local music scene. Salma first connected with guitarist Azul Navarrete through the local nonprofit venue Groundworks. Salma had an opportunity to play there and asked Azul to join her. Along with Salma’s best friend Ana Teresa Espinoza, they began playing small shows around Tucson. When it comes to their sound, Salma describes Cry You Baby as “a little bit of everything.” She and Azul write most of the band’s music, mixing different styles and influences. Their music has a strong alternative sound, with elements of singer-songwriter music, shoegaze, and power ballads. This mix gives the band a sound that is both personal and energetic. Cry You…

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  Tucson Family Food Project

  Sep 23, 202611 min

  In this episode of Nonprofit Spotlight, Stephanie Engs is joined by founder and Executive Director Steven Cota-Robles from the Tucson Family Food Project. The conversation explores the development, scalability, and expansion of the Tucson Family Food Project. Every week, TTFFP teaches 6th, 7th, and 8th graders how to cook a new recipe FOR THEMSELVES using fresh, local, and seasonal produce. Through instructional YouTube videos and easy-to-follow instructions, The Tucson Family Food Project is giving kids the life skills they need to make food for themselves – giving them their best chance of living a happy and healthy life.

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  NYC Sound, Tucson Night - Naama

  Sep 18, 20263 min

  Produced and Edited by: Nicole Camacho New York City jazz singer Naama recently performed at Hotel Congress in Tucson’s Century Room. She brought her jazz sound to the intimate venue and shared her music with a Tucson crowd. Naama recently released her new album, Songs From the Road. The album features her jazz vocals and songs inspired by her life and experiences on the road. Listen to Songs From the Road: Follow Naama: https://www.instagram.com/naama_sings/ Learn more about Naama: https://www.naamasings.com/

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  Sound of Tucson - Julissa Lopez

  Sep 11, 20263 min

  Produced and Edited by: Nicole Camacho For Tucson musician and pop artist Julissa Lopez, music is a way to express herself while representing the city she calls home. Lopez is a Mexican American artist who blends hip hop and pop. As she works to grow her career, she also wants to bring more attention to the artists and talent coming out of Tucson. For Lopez, Tucson feels like more than just a city. It feels like a community where people look out for each other. “Tucson is basically family to me,” Lopez said. “Everyone knows everyone here.” Her passion for music started when she was young. When Lopez was around 12 years old, her mom encouraged her to participate in a talent show. She was nervous about performing, but decided to go through with it. When she ended up winning, it gave…

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  Feminist Bird Club of Tucson

  Aug 19, 20264 min

  This week’s Nonprofit Spotlight shines on Riana Johnson and Melissa Fratello, co-founders of the Tucson chapter of the Feminist Bird Club. The Feminist Bird Club is dedicated to promoting inclusivity in birding and providing a safe opportunity for members of the LGBTQIA+ community, BIPOC, and women to connect with the natural world. More information about Feminist Bird Club of Tucson can be found on their Instagram page. They also send updates about upcoming events to their email list.

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