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KSLG has a $400 set of Fire & Light glassware to give away on Thursday, October 14th.
Since Fire & Light is all about recycling, listen to 94.1 KSLG October 11-14 for songs that have been reused and recycled: cover songs!
Call or email (your DJ will tell you what to do) to qualify for a set of 4 plates, 4 salad plates, 4 bowls, and 4 tumblers, and you can select which of Fire and Light's colors you'd like (not shown). Winner drawn during Dr. Syd Reagan's show on Thursday, October 14th.
Also, don't miss Fire and Light's Factory Seconds sale. Details below the jump.
Atmosphere's tour has sold out shows already in Eugene, Sacramento, Chico, and now in Arcata! Congrats to Raena and Jennipher on winning the last pairs of tickets to the SOLD OUT show on 9/27. Listen to Myles interview Atmosphere front-man Slug on Friday 9/24 at 7 pm PT. Hear the interview here.
Do you like KSLG? Of course you do! Do you like KSLG on Facebook? Of course you do! Do you know what your Facebook habit reveal about you? No? Read about it here, you narcissistic, bad-grade-getting, nonetheless happier person!
"Every once in awhile, I am able to forget that we are part of a society that accepts sexual violence as a norm, but things like this Savage Henry column serve as a sick reminder."
Weezer continues to pay tribute to past decades of pop culture with the video for "Memories" from their new album Hurley. The band took inspiration from the 1987 cult boarding movie The Search for Animal Chin (which featured a young Tony Hawk) and filmed the clip in the empty swimming pool of Sun Valley, CA's Pink Motel, originally used by Hawk's skating crew, the Bones Brigade. Dig the nostalgia vibe, baby!
The site Price of Weed invites users to post the price, quality, and location of the marijuana they buy, then calculates averages and posts it on a Google map.
The New York Times says, the California Roadkill Observation System "is the first statewide effort to map roadkill using citizen observers. Volunteers comb the state’s highways and country roads for dead animals, collecting GPS coordinates, photographs and species information and uploading it to a database and Google map populated with dots representing the kills. The site’s gruesome gallery includes photos of flattened squirrels or squashed skunks."
According to IFC.com, "At a screening of "2001: A Space Odyssey" at Hollywood's Egyptian Theater on Friday, a man named Robert apparently attempted to chemically enhance his viewing of Stanley Kubrick's sci-fi classic, '60s style."
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