Schedule for Friday

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Moonlight Saving Time with DOMINIC
Moonlight Saving Time (MoonST) invites a whimsical night of Tucson stargazing to the dreamy classic pop and jazz standards of the 20s-50s. MoonST offers a memorable experience beyond traditional “oldies” stations by including refreshing modern interpretations and complimentary show-tunes in similar style or romantic spirit.
(12:00 AM - 02:55 AM MST)

Elysian Fields with DOMINIC
Welcome to Elysian Fields! Elysian Fields is your early morning source for ambient, space, and avant-garde music in all their forms. If you're still winding down from your Friday night or getting an early start to your Saturday we definitely have something for you. Elysian Fields features a wide range of international and regional artists while still keeping track of the local music scene. Thank you for listening. - Dominic
(03:00 AM - 04:55 AM MST)

Growing Native with Petey Mesquitey
Petey Mesquitey is KXCI’s resident storyteller. Every week since the spring of 1992 Petey has delighted KXCI listeners with slide shows and poems, stories and songs about flora, fauna, and family and the glory of living in southern Arizona.
(04:55 AM - 05:00 AM MST) MORE

Early Morning Music Mix with SCOTT SPICKARD & GREG G & MIRANDA & TERRY & DAVIDA THE CACTUS CAT
(05:00 AM - 06:55 AM MST)

A Poet's Moment with RON CIPRIANI
Host Ron Cipriani teams with a local poet each week to present a brief reading of their work while also sharing information on upcoming poetry events. Contact poet@kxci.org.
(06:55 AM - 07:00 AM MST) MORE

Your Morning Brew with JIM BLACKWOOD
Voted the best morning show in Tucson! Wake up to new indie sounds, old favorites and daily features including: The Global Express, The Vinyl Revival, and the Featured Album of the Week
(07:00 AM - 09:55 AM MST) MORE

Flicks
Flicks with The Film Snob features a weekly film review focused on new independent releases and old classics. Chris Dashiell knows film, and he knows enough to know what’s worth watching and why.Your host The Film Snob only talks about movies he loves – and hopes you’ll enjoy, too. Flicks is produced at KXCI Tucson by the one and Only Chris Dashiell.
(09:55 AM - 10:00 AM MST) MORE

Morning Music Mix with DUNCAN & VAN MAN & KRISTI & AMY A. & AMY FROST
(10:00 AM - 11:55 AM MST)

Artistories
Artistories is a mini-program and podcast, hosted by Eva Karene Romero, focused on connecting you to the people creating the arts and culture experience in our region. It’s a real moment with a real person exploring the story we tell about ourselves, our values as a community, and how they can inspire and guide us. Artistories is a project of The Arts Foundation for Tucson and Southern Arizona, which is partially funded by the City of Tucson and Pima County. ARTISTORIES IS a conversation with bites for everyone at the tablea treatise on thriving and surviving creatively in this spacea pushing of the envelopean archive of our thingan accounting of our cultural capitala case for support airporta sonic picture of our dream in motion
(11:55 AM - 12:00 PM MST) MORE

Democracy Now! with SYNDICATED
(12:00 PM - 12:55 PM MST) MORE

Hightower Radio with JENNIE G.
(12:55 PM - 01:00 PM MST) MORE

Afternoon Music Mix with SETH MOSEY & SUSIE & BRIDGITTE & DJ WESLEY RAE & MIDTOWN MISSY
(01:00 PM - 02:55 PM MST)

Southwestern Trails with JENNIE G.
Southwestern Trails, hosted by Eb Eberlein, offers up trail trips and other ideas for getting off the beaten path.
(02:55 PM - 03:00 PM MST) MORE

The Home Stretch with HANNAH
(03:00 PM - 05:55 PM MST)

Pedaling the Pueblo
Pedaling the Pueblo is a mini-program and podcast that connects people to news and information about Tucson’s bicycle culture. A collective of bicycle enthusiasts host and produce weekly programs covering a wide variety of topics. From community events to questions about how bicycle funding works; tips to start riding more to interviews with local bicycling legends, Pedaling the Pueblo explores life on two wheels from a “people first” approach, allowing us all to have an open dialogue about how people move through our shared built environment. Content is responsive to and driven by the community, so if you have a question or topic you’d like to hear covered, email us at ptp@kxci.org. You can also find us on Facebook.
(05:55 PM - 06:00 PM MST) MORE

The Wire Service with ELVA
Indietronic, Dream Pop, Afrobeat and New Wave
(06:00 PM - 07:55 PM MST)

In Our Own Voices - Amplifying Tucson's LGBTQ+ Community with JENNIE G.
In Our Own Voices offers listeners a glimpse into the experiences of the various voices that make up Tucson’s LGBTQ+ communities. You’ll hear everything from stories of families, careers, coming out, to traditions, music, and everything in between. The series is hosted and produced by Dante Celeiro, Grace Gonzales, Tucker Grace, Lola Lai Jong, Jamie A Lee, Kurt B. Reighley, Erin Russ and TC Tolbert, volunteers from Tucson’s LGBTQ+ communities. In Our Own Voices: Amplifying Tucson’s LGBTQ+ Communities is made possible by a grant from The Alliance Fund LGBTQ+: A Fund of the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona.
(07:55 PM - 08:00 PM MST) MORE

Electric Feel with TOBY ROBERTS, ALEX KINNEY, SHELBY ATHOUGUIA, CHRIS MIRANDA
Electric Feel is a late night show on 91.3 FM KXCI Tucson exploring the sounds of underground electronic music. The diverse crew of resident DJs and friends hosts a unique and eclectic show every Friday from 8pm to 10pm MST which can be streamed anywhere in the world at https://kxci.org/.
(08:00 PM - 10:00 PM MST) MORE

Under Surveillance with DAVE WRIGHT & FALCOTRONIK & BEN
Live mix of electro, italo, dnb, synthpop & etc...
(10:00 PM - 11:55 PM MST) MORE

Mn Huna: Finding Refuge in Friendship
Mn Huna: Finding Refuge in Friendship is a KXCI 91.3 Community Radio mini-program. The hosts are Houda from Aleppo, Syria and Melanie from Tucson, Arizona, USA. You can contact us via email. Houda arrived as a refugee in Tucson with her parents and younger sister in July of 2016 at the age of 18. Her older sister and her sister’s husband and infant daughter are still in Jordan waiting for resettlement. Houda graduated high school in Jordan, but was placed in 9th grade in Tucson. She aspires to a career that combines her interest in journalism and political science. Melanie moved to Tucson in 1991 when she was 20. She has an MFA in poetry from the University of Michigan and is a member of Arizona Welcomes Refugees. Melanie & Houda met at a potluck hosted by Arizona Welcomes Refugees a few weeks after Houda’s family arrived, and have become friends. Though their friendship crosses generations, language, religion, countries, and life experiences, they have much in common: a love for writing and literature, a belief in the power of telling our stories, and a desire to make the world a better place for all people. “Mn huna” is Arabic for “from here.” The show focuses on the experiences of people who have been resettled to Tucson as refugees and how they feel in their new country.
(11:55 PM - 12:00 AM MST) MORE