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Feature Andy and Ben support music outside the bubble Julia Drier Contributing Writer New and sometimes relatively unknown music can at times be difficult to find in music stores. It can be even more difficult to find non-mainstream music on the radio. According to DJs Andrew Eklund and Benjamin Toht, St. Olaf's radio station, KSTO, provides a place for these groups to be heard. more... KSTO is not a typical radio station Meg Anderson Contributing Writer Tune into the radio today and you're bound to hear a whole lot of the same music that you heard yesterday. Stations that claim to play a large variety of songs are only comparing themselves to other commercial stations. KSTO, however, plays a large variety by any standard. more... The Naked Show every Thursday Meg Anderson Contributing Writer Every former junior high school student in America is all too familiar with it. The dreaded "I was in the middle of a crowded area stark naked" nightmare leaves middle-schoolers across the country wide awake and loving every article of clothing that they own. more... Get TRI-PCV with DJs Herb, Boogie, and D-Love Lauretta Dawolo Contributing Writer "TRI-PCV what's your request?" This can be heard every week from one of radio station KSTO's radio announcers when receiving phone calls from fans. The acronym, TRI-PCV, represents three distinguished gentlemen: Herbert Washington (DJ Herb), Dexter (DJ D-Love) Watson, and John (DJ Boogie) Chapman. more... Twinkie and Schatze give it up for the boys every week on KSTO Julia Dreier Contributing Writer Every Tuesday morning from 11 to 12, a wide array of "boy bands" can be heard on 93.1. Kirstin Franklin and Bridget Boykin, DJs for St.Olaf's KSTO, play many of pop culture's favorite boy bands including N'Sync and the Backstreet Boys. more... Woody and T get up close and personal with their favorite up and coming bands and revisit some old favorites Emily Swanson Contributing Writer If you're interested in great music from up-and-coming bands, check out KSTO on Wednesday nights from 6-8 p.m., when Woody and T take over the airwaves to promote better-than-average artists who are different from the norm. more... |
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