A young maiden has a dream: she wants to meet the Prince so he will fall in love with her and take her as his wife. But how to get the royal lad's attention? That is a dilemma that she seems unable to resolve until she meets an old, mystical creature with special powers and a very unusual name that must never be spoken... nor will it appear in print on this month's description of an all-new episode of Sub-Human Intellect Theater.

Add: one part first Thursday of the month to,

one part global music fun with,

a splash of Paula the Small.

Stir in some sweet goodness of YOU, singing along at home.

Whadd'ya get?

A recipe for a kick up yo' heels Pre-Weekend Springtime Sing-Along Party!

Are you in?!

Tonight! Join Paula the Small for an almost non-stop ol'-fashioned sing-along around the globe.

Listen to old faves & discover new ones from 8 to 10 pm, only on YOUR community radio station - KBOO FM!

Freeform blends tonight.
Soothing and reflective of the days activities.
A nice wind down, or wind up to the rest of your night.
2 hour continous musical mix.
not much talky talk.

created live. on the fly. by king fader.

SUGAR HILL SHOWCASE - im going to feature music from the Sugar Hill label (and spark up some other early-80s summertime park jam vinyl joints) between 10-11.

Download:

kboo_episode.2.130509.1130.3540.mp3

Renowned Oregon Governor Tom McCall would have turned 100 years old this year.  To commemorate this larger-than-life figure, Know Your City (formerly the Dill Pickle Club) commissioned a comic book about McCall's controversial decision to fund the Vortex I rock festival in 1970 to draw attention away from an American Legion convention in Portland.  Author Sarah Mirk, who created the comic with artist Daniel Duford, will be in the studio along with Know Your City historian Doug Kenck-Crispin.  There will also be a ticket giveaway for the Northwest Animation Festival, and information about the newest Know Your City project, Comics for Change.

In episode #6 of Sub-Human Intellect Theater, Noah and Kirsten answer questions and respond to comments made by listeners. Hard-hitting issues such as mental health and the federal budget sequester are tackled. Plus, to celebrate the release of a new motion picture adaptation based on The Wizard of Oz, we present a special encore of our politically-themed adaptation, "The Wizard of Odds".