Thank You All!
Thank you for helping us raise $15,000 during our year-end pledge drive. There's still time to help KHSU thrive in 2014 with a year-end donation. Make a gift online right now.
Southern Humboldt Signal Update
KHSU's signal on 89.9 in Garberville has been repaired. If you experience any interference, please call us and let us know at 707-826-4807.Thursday Night Talk
December 12th- This week on Thursday Night talk, join host Jacqueline Debets and her guests Sunne Wright McPeak of the California Emerging Technology Fund, Connie Stewart of the California Center for Rural Policy and Eric Cutright of the Karuk tribe. They will be talking about broadband, how far we've come, the role Humboldt & the Redwood Coast has played in connecting rural California, and what's next. The Karuk and Yurok tribes were recently awarded a $6.6mm grant to lay another line of fiber.
Thursday Night Talk regularly airs at 7 pm, listen and call 826-4805 with questions and comments.
For more details on this week's show, see the KHSU News Page
The Thursday Night Talk hosts are: Jacqueline Debets from Humboldt Economic Development, Kevin Hoover, Editor-at-Large for the Mad River Union, Eric Kirk, Attorney and amateur political pundit and Brenda Starr longtime radio activist. David Cobb, longtime TNT host and former Green Party presidential candidate also hosts occasionally. For descriptions of each night's focus and upcoming topics visit this page.
Thanks for doing your part!
Over 1000 KHSU listeners donated to our Fall Fund Drive
Our amazing group of listeners came together to raise $93,000 this fall.
AND, we signed up 100 new sustaining members!
See some of our thank you gifts here. You can receive a thank you gift by listing it in the comments box when you give online.
KHSU Garberville Signal Changes to 89.9 FM
KHSU's Southern Humboldt signal has changed to 89.9 FM, one "click" away from the former frequency at 89.7. If you have listened to KHSU in Southern Humboldt on 89.7 or 90.5 FM, give 89.9 a try.
Contributing listeners in Southern Humboldt raised funds to retain a KHSU signal in their area and boost KHSU's coverage. The campaign was completed with generous grants from the Monroe Tobin Fund and the John and Barbara Francek Memorial Fund of the Humboldt Area Foundation, the Mel and Grace McLean Foundation and the Garberville Rotary Club.
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