Take a breather, and explore some ways that you can “stay healthy in a sick economy”
Friday, July 3, 10:00a on KXJZ
Mick Martin's Blues Party
Saturday, 1:00p on KXJZ
Selections from the Om: Dubai compilation
Saturday, 10:00p on KXJZ
Host Jim Svejda reviews classical music recordings
Sunday, 5:00p on KXPR
L'Ascencion by Messiaen and Mahler's Symphony #1
Sunday, 6:00p on KXPR
NPR reporter in Afghanistan visits Sacramento; Folk duo are performing at Cal WorldFest; How to learn to be a stand up comedian
Monday, 10:00a on KXJZ
Since its founding in 1986, The Chicago Chamber Musicians has become the city's leading chamber music organization, sharing the joy of music with thousands every year.
Sunday, 4:00p on KXPR
Each week, host Jim Svejda reviews old and new classical recordings and presents artist retrospectives and insightful interviews.
Sunday, 5:00p on KXPR
The San Francisco Symphony continues a tradition that began in 1926, when the Orchestra became the first symphonic ensemble in the United States heard in regular radio broadcasts.
Sunday, 6:00p on KXPR
Putting a human face on the global economy, the program illuminates how international business and finance relate to listeners’ daily lives.
Weekdays, 3:00p; Weekdays, 6:30p on KXJZ
Contemporary music featuring local bands, live recordings, and artists heard on NPR
Saturday, 7:00p on KXJZ
The Giants of Mainstream Jazz plus today's most exciting straight-ahead emerging artists with contemporary vocals and spices of Blues and Latin Jazz.
Sunday, 2:00p; Weekdays, 7:00p on KXJZ
Old school, New school...the soulful experience of Acid Jazz
Saturday, 10:00p on KXJZ