Half a Drive...(almost) All the Funding!
The HALF-A-PLEDGE-DRIVE experiment worked thanks to you.
So far, more than 1300 KHSU listeners gave to help us raise $110,000.
The best part is, you did it in 5 days.
We still need your help, we have $9,400 left to raise this season. You can help by becoming a contributor now.
Drawings for the $500 United Airlines gift certificate, the Humboldt Made basket and the Revolution Bicycles gift certificate will be held on April 22, 2014 in the Wagner House offices of KHSU. Complete rules are here.
Get a sneak peak at our thank you gifts here.
Thursday Night Talk
April 24th -Join host Eric Kirk for the final installment in his series of Humboldt County District Attorney candidate interviews when Maggie Fleming joins him for questions and your calls.
For more details 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.
DA Interviews/Forum available in archives
KHSU and Thursday Night Talk's series of hour long interviews with District Attorney candidates are available on our audio archives page and will be kept up until further notice. The interviews with candidates Elan Firpo from Feb 27th and Arnie Klein From March 6th and the District Attorney Candidate Forum from March 20th are available now on the archive under Thursday Night Talk. Interviews with Alan Dollison March 27th and Maggie Fleming on April 24th, will be archived after those dates.
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