Bob Edwards Weekend Available on HD2

By On February 1, 2013 · Leave a Comment · In KRCC Communique, KRCC Programs

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Dear Friends,

I wanted to share with you that we’ve added Bob Edwards Weekend to our HD2 online channel.  The program will air at 9am on Saturdays and Sundays.  Head on over to our LISTEN page to learn how to connect to HD2, or click here for a pop-up player.  Check out our HD2 schedule, as well. We air many of our weekend programs at different times, as well as offer many other public radio programs that we don’t have time to air on our main channel. It’s a great resource for discovering new shows or catching a repeat of a show you might have missed.

As always, if you’d like more information or would like to comment, please email me at delaney(at)krcc.org.  

DelaneySig
 
P.S. We’ve just booked Ira Glass at the Pikes Peak Center for next Fall. Tickets will go on sale March 1st. Be listening for more information!

 
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