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KEXP offers full-song podcasts of an eclectic mix of artists from the Pacific Northwest and around the world, plus live performances recorded in the KEXP studios. KEXP is the first radio station in the U.S. to offer music podcasts of this scope.
Currently we have 5 podcasts you can subscribe to:
Song of the Day - new music from independent artists delivered daily
Music That Matters - featuring the world's best independent artists delivered bi-weekly
Live Performances - exclusive live sessions from KEXP delivered weekly
Sonarchy Radio - featuring experimental Northwest artists
Mind Over Matters Sustainability Segment - public affairs
Podcasting FAQ
KEXP's newest podcast will feature exclusive in-studio performances, unreleased songs, and recordings from independent musicians that KEXP thinks listeners should hear along with songs from more well-known artists. Delivered daily, Mon-Fri.
This week's songs include:
| Mon. |
June 29 |
Doves - Jetstream |
| Tues. |
June 30 |
Mr. Lif - What About Us? |
| Wed. |
July 1 |
Blank Dogs - Tin Birds |
| Thurs. |
July 2 |
The Field - The More That I Do |
| Fri. |
July 3 |
Black Nite Crash - The Story of Me and You |
Next week's songs include:
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Check out some of the KEXP DJ's favorite artists from the Pacific Northwest and around the world on-the-go. KEXP's Music That Matters bi-weekly podcast brings you an exclusive mix of new music from the world's best independent artists.
Currently you'll hear:
Music That Matters, Vol. 154 - Big Gay Podcast 2009
40 years after the Stonewall riots, the musical landscape of the queer community is more diverse than ever. For the 2009 edition of the "Big Gay Podcast," DJ El Toro rustled up tracks by 15 openly gay and lesbian artists or bands with prominent LGBT members, from Seattle and around the globe. From moody instrumentals and histrionic electronics, to tongue-in-cheek punk rock and a double-dose of lesbian hip hop, there's something for everyone on this special Pride podcast.
Tracklist:
1. Grizzly Bear - He Hit Me (And It Felt Like A Kiss)
2. Thalia Zedek Band - We Don't Go
3. Flare - 4F
4. Final Fantasy - The Butcher
5. Lovers - How The Story Ends
6. Erik Blood - To Leave America
7. Yo! Majesty - Kryptonite Pussy
8. Team Gina - Butch/Femme
9. Khan of Finland - Who Never Rests
10. Circlesquare - Ten To One
11. The Redwood Plan - Expiration
12. Bob Mould - Argos
13. Tara Jane O'Neil - Pearl In Sand
14. Abe Vigoda - Heart
15. Hunx and His Punx - You Don't Like Rock N Roll
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From The Arcade Fire to Zero 7, live performances have consistently been an important and unique aspect of KEXP's programming. While the KEXP Live Performances section provides you access to hundreds of exclusive live performances, now you can subscribe to a weekly podcast that brings you a series of complete live in-studio sessions.
Phoenix
French indie-pop outfit Phoenix joins John Richards at the Cutting Room Studios NYC for a short and sweet acoustic set featuring songs from their fourth album, "Wolfgang Amadeus Phoenix." Recorded on 4/23/09
1. Liztomania
2. 1901
3. Playground Love
4. Armistice
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Sonarchy Radio is a live performance broadcast that showcases many northwest artists who are pushing the limits of music.
Current podcast:
Dale Lloyd - LLoyd is a sound artist and founder of And/Oar records. For this show he primarily works with optical film print soundtracks.
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The Sustainability Segment presents one-on-one interviews with inspiring leaders and grass roots activists on a variety of environmental, social, and economic issues affecting life and the future of our planet.
Current podcast:
Guest Lynda Mapes speaks with Diane Horn about her book Breaking Ground: The Lower Elwha Klallam Tribe and the Unearthing of Tse-whit-zen Village.
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The basic requirements for podcasting are a computer, podcasting software and a high-speed Internet connection. To take your podcast with you, an iPod or any MP3 player is also needed.
When I click on the link, I get a page full of code.
Podcasts use a type of code called XML. Some XML can be displayed in a web browser, but not podcasting. You must use the URL with your desired podcasting software.
How do I see all the past episodes of your podcasts?
Once you susbcribe to a podcast the most recent episode will be downloaded to your computer. However, since podcasting is a subscription service, all of the past episodes will be available for download. You will need to manually download these.
I am using iTunes and all I see is the most recent episode, how do I see the old ones?
There is an arrow next to the podcast, which is pointing to the right. If you click on that arrow, the arrow will rotate so it is pointing down, and all the past episodes will be displayed.
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