LATEST STORIES

KCPR’s Throwback Thursday: The time 03 Greedo brought Los Angeles rap to the Central Coast

Lorenzo Cano is a content writer for KCPR. The opinions expressed in this article do…

Ty Segall returns to SLO Brew Rock this Sunday
Sal Vulcano’s comedy show at PAC sells out in one minute
New federal rules and CalFresh funding cuts may leave Cal Poly students without food assistance
What we talk about when we talk about MJ Lenderman

MUSTANG NEWS ON KCPR

Sal Vulcano’s comedy show at PAC sells out in one minute
New federal rules and CalFresh funding cuts may leave Cal Poly students without food assistance
Pickle lovers gather at Laguna Lake for SLO Pickle Festival’s second year
Read More

PODCASTS

All Episodes

PLAYLISTS

BOO: A KCPR Fall Playlist
Girly teen movie hopscotch spring morning playlist
KCPR’s Batcave Halloween playlist
Taylor Swift
What other artists do Swifties at Cal Poly listen to?
All Playlists

MUSIC

KCPR’s Throwback Thursday: The time 03 Greedo brought Los Angeles rap to the Central Coast
Ty Segall returns to SLO Brew Rock this Sunday
What we talk about when we talk about MJ Lenderman
Read more

CULTURE

Pickle lovers gather at Laguna Lake for SLO Pickle Festival’s second year
The Palm Theatre kicks off spooky season with its “Annual Haunting”
Inside the Shakespeare Press Museum 
Read more

KCPR 91.3 FM

KCPR 91.3 FM
Meet Kid Again! A band made up of college friends and former college band members, Theo Mendez, KT, and Mike Miller. They recently reunited in Los Angeles, where they have been working on their upcoming project titled Again I Need Your Love. Kid Again recently visited the station for a live session to perform three songs off their new album. 0:00 - Intro 0:14 - Truth or Consequences 5:18 - Matter of Mine 10:20 - Again I Need Your Love Learn more about Kid Again! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kidagainband/ Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/05gyLsiCxUOUq4pGNpvGBp
Burnt Dog Sessions Presents: Kid Again
With KCPR’s special EDM program "Club 91" back up and running after a five-year hiatus, we decided to look back at the project's roots. Content reporter Joe Forrestdavis sat down with one of Club 91’s founders, Velanche Stewart, who helped establish the music program in 2004. Interview: Joe Forrestdavis Video Editing: Joe Forrestdavis
Club 91 Returns: Velanche reflects on building KCPR’s EDM legacy
KCPR Youtube