Breaking News: I'll be playing music from My Bluegrass Heart with an incredible band and you'll also get sets from Sam Bush and Jerry Douglas. 6.21: Jefferson City, MO - Capital Region Amphitheater 6.22: Davenport, IA - Adler Theatre Tickets on sale for both 4/1 at 11am CT.

Tonight at 5!

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Tune in tonight at 5 CST!

Start your Sunday morning off right!

Tune in to Glocal News in Social Artistry at 5!

Ukrainian Solidarity Simulcast: 3 months since the Russian invasion. Hear "In the Meadow, A Red Kalyna" by Andriy Khlyvnyuk x The Kiffness, available for $1 here: buff.ly/3wEbeAP. All proceeds benefit humanitarian aid for the Ukrainian Armed Forces. Tune in at 6 PM CT!

The Specialty Agricultural Crop Act is on the governor's desk! If it becomes law it will help small MO farmers obtain loans for greenhouses, refrigeration equipment, compost, plantings, and many other things for their operations. Tune in to Farm and Fiddle at 6 PM to hear more!

Tune in to Femme FM tonight at 10 to catch this live performance! You can also access the archived show for up to two weeks here: kopn.org/femme-fm/

Tune in to Glocal News in Social Artistry tonight at 5 to hear from Charley Blackmore. He used to be a programmer on KOPN's airwaves!

Hear Sifa tonight on Femme FM! Tune in between 10 PM and midnight every Wednesday to catch host Luna Hawk and rotating guests who perform live.

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Tonight at Cafe Berlin!

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Tonight! 10 PM to midnight! Enjoy the broadcast.

Juneteenth (June 19) is the oldest nationally celebrated commemoration of the ending of slavery. It is also the newest enacted federal holiday. Tune in to Let's Learn More with Andrew Grabau TONIGHT at 5. Andrew's guests will give their reasons for celebrating Juneteenth. Enjoy!

Tune in to Sunday Morning Coffeehouse tomorrow between 9 AM and noon!

Farm & Fiddle takes a road trip to Pleasant Hill where the Shakers lived communally on 1,000 acres of Kentucky hills. The site is now a restored historic village where visitors can learn about farm-to-table agriculture, real horse power and the music of the Shakers. Tonight at 6!