Npr kqed

1 of 4 streams from Colorado Public RadioLocation: Colorado Springs, CO, USAFormat: news/talk/varietyLanguage: EnglishAdd this station to your favorites.Internet Live Streams MP3 aacPlus HTTP Live StreamingWeb Sitestation web site Additional InformationSearch for KRCC in these other databases:FCC queryFCC public fileREC fccdata.orgRadio-LocatorWikipediaNielsenX/Twitter @KRCCTweets by @KRCC Program Scheduleschedule on station sitePrograms in our database:Su 12:00m-12:06a BBC News Bulletin (news, BBC WS)M 12:00m-12:30a The Newsroom (news, BBC WS)Su 12:06a-12:30a From Our Own Correspondent (world affairs, BBC WS)M 12:32a- 1:00a Crowd Science (science/tech, BBC WS)Su 12:32a-12:50a The Story (documentary, BBC WS)Su 12:50a- 1:00a Over to You (media, BBC WS)SaSu 1:00a- 1:30a The Newsroom (news, BBC WS)MTuWThF 1:00a- 2:00a Newsday (news, BBC WS)Sa 1:32a- 2:00a Cultural Frontline (culture/arts, BBC WS)Su 1:32a- 2:00a Heart and Soul (religion/beliefs, BBC WS)MTuWThF 2:00a- 3:00a Newsday (news, BBC WS)SaSu 2:00a- 3:00a Weekend (news, BBC WS)MTuWThF 3:00a- 4:00a Newsday (news, BBC WS)SaSu 3:00a- 4:00a Weekend (news, BBC WS)M 3:06a- 4:00a History Hour (documentary, BBC WS)Tu 3:06a- 4:00a Arts Hour (culture/arts, BBC WS)W 3:06a- 4:00a Documentary or Book Club (miscellaneous, BBC WS)Th 3:06a- 4:00a The Forum (talk, BBC WS)F 3:06a- 4:00a The Real Story (politics/issues, BBC WS)MTuWThF 4:00a- 4:06a BBC News Bulletin (news, BBC WS)SaSu 4:00a- 4:30a Weekend (news, BBC WS)MTuWThF 4:32a- 4:50a Business Daily (business, BBC WS)Sa 4:32a- 5:00a Food Chain (ecology/garden/rural, BBC WS)Su 4:32a- 5:00a Documentary (documentary, BBC WS)MTuWThF 4:50a- 5:00a Witness History (documentary, BBC WS)MTuWThF 5:00a- 5:06a BBC News Bulletin (news, BBC WS)SaSu 5:00a- 5:06a BBC News Bulletin (news, BBC WS)WF 5:06a- 5:30a Hardtalk (talk, BBC WS)Sa 5:06a- 5:30a BBC OS (news, BBC WS)Su 5:06a- 5:30a From Our Own Correspondent (world affairs, BBC WS)Sa 5:32a- 6:00a Outlook (magazine, BBC WS)Su 5:32a- 6:00a Science in Action (science/tech, BBC WS)MTuWThF 6:00a-11:00a Morning Edition (news, NPR)SaSu 7:00a- 7:30a The Newsroom (news, BBC WS)Sa 7:32a- 7:50a The Story (documentary, BBC WS)Su 7:32a- 8:00a Worklife India (business, BBC WS)Sa 7:50a- 8:00a Over to You (media, BBC WS)Sa 8:00a-12:00n Weekend Edition Saturday (news, NPR)Su 8:00a-12:00n Weekend Edition Sunday (news, NPR)MTuWThF 11:00a-12:00n Colorado Matters (regional/local affairs, CPR)MTuWThF 12:00n- 1:00p 1A (talk, NPR/WAMU)Sa 12:00n- 1:00p Wait Wait, Don't Tell Me (quiz, NPR/Chi PM)Su 12:00n- 1:00p Colorado Matters (regional/local affairs, CPR)Sa 1:00p- 2:00p This American Life (stories, PRX/Chi PM)Su 1:00p- 2:00p Colorado Matters (regional/local affairs, CPR)Sa 2:00p- 3:00p Radiolab (science/tech, NYPR)Su 2:00p- 3:00p Wait Wait, Don't Tell Me (quiz, NPR/Chi PM)MTuWTh 2:00p- 4:00p Here and Now (news, NPR/WBUR)F 2:00p- 4:00p Science Friday (science/tech, NYPR)Sa 3:00p- 3:30p Planet Money (business, NPR)Su 3:00p- 4:00p It's Been a Minute (talk, NPR)Sa 3:30p- 4:00p How I Built This (documentary, NPR)MTuWThF 4:00p- 5:00p Fresh Air (culture/arts, NPR/WHYY)Sa 4:00p- 5:00p Snap Judgment (stories, PRX/KQED)Su 4:00p- 5:00p On the Media (media, NYPR)MTuWThF 5:00p- 5:30p The Daily (news, NY Times/APM)Sa 5:00p- 6:00p Moth Radio Hour (stories,

Events. In that role, she's responsible for all aspects of the production, including development of episode concepts, interviewing guests, and sound design.Abdelfatah joined NPR in 2014 as an intern and went on to become a producer on a number of NPR's most popular podcasts, including How I Built This, TED Radio Hour, NPR Politics Podcast, Code Switch, and Pop Culture Happy Hour.The concept for Throughline, launched in February 2019, was developed by Abdelfatah and her co-host, Ramtin Arablouei.Abdelfatah got her start in journalism covering local and domestic politics at the Washington bureau of the BBC. She previously earned a Bachelor of Arts in anthropology, with a minor in Spanish, from Princeton University.Sarah GonzalezSarah Gonzalez is a host and reporter with Planet Money, NPR's award-winning show that finds creative, entertaining ways to make sense of the big, complicated forces that move our economy. She joined the team in April 2018.Before joining Planet Money, Sarah was a reporter with WNYC in New York City, where she dug deep into data and documents to uncover stories of inequality.Sarah's reporting uncovered that the Department of Homeland Security was apprehending undocumented teens on Long Island, based on flimsy claims that they were affiliated with the MS-13 gang. Dozens have since been released from detention after being held for months.For her five-part investigation into how New Jersey prosecutes minors, Sarah received the 2017 Daniel Schorr Journalism Prize, awarded to a public media reporter under age 35, and was a finalist for the 2017 Livingston Award for young journalists. Sarah found that teenagers were serving prison sentences that amount to life despite a U.S. Supreme Court ruling prohibiting life sentences for minors. And she uncovered that 90 percent of minors tried as adults in the state were black or Latino. She was part of the WNYC reporting team awarded an Alfred I. duPont-Columbia University Award for the podcast, Caught: The Lives of Juvenile Justice.Sarah has served as a fill-in host for The Takeaway and WNYC's live two-hour call-in news show, The Brian Lehrer Show.Her investigation into Florida charter schools turning away students with severe disabilities received an Online News Association award for Innovative Investigative Journalism. She has received a national Edward R. Murrow award for Excellence in Innovation, and national awards from Public Radio News Directors Inc., the Society of Professional Journalists and the Education Writers Association for her investigative and feature reporting.Prior to WNYC, Sarah was an NPR Kroc Fellow in 2010 and was a state education reporter with NPR's StateImpact Florida from 2011-2013.She graduated from Mills College in Oakland, CA, and grew up on the San Diego-Tijuana, Mexico border.Tonya MoselyTonya Mosley is a co-host of Fresh Air. She's also the host of the award-winning podcast Truth Be Told, and a correspondent and former host of Here & Now, the midday radio show co-produced by NPR and WBUR.Prior to Here & Now, Mosley served as a host and the Silicon Valley bureau chief for KQED in San Francisco. Her other experiences include television correspondent for Al

HEAR WHAT MATTERS TO YOUWith TuneIn, stream local AM/FM stations (100,000+ global stations) on all your devices, plus live news, sports coverage like NFL and MLB, music for every mood, podcasts for every passion, and more.HEAR YOUR WORLDTop Sports ContentListen to the biggest games from international leagues including MLB, NFL, NHL, College Sports, Racing, and more.Stream your favorite sports talk radios, online, right from all your devices, including ESPN Radio, talkSPORT, Fox Sports, and your favorite local shows.Follow your team all season long with gametime notifications and customized content right from the app.Stay in the game all day long with sports podcasts for NFL, MLB etc. on-demand, including Skip and Shannon: Undisputed, First Take, The Bill Simmons Podcast, Pardon My Take, and more.Your Radio. Your Music. All Live.Listen to local stations live from your phone/tablet with international AM/FM stations from more than 197 countries.Find your vibe with exclusive music stations including Today’s Hits, Classic Hits, Smooth Jazz, and more.Stream iHeartRadio’s top stations online from around the US including 106.7 Lite FM, Power 105.1, KOST 103.5, 102.7 KIIS-FM Los Angeles, 93.9 Lite FM, 98.1 The Breeze, 104.3 MYfm KBIG, and more.The News You Need:Stream the networks you trust, all in one place: CNN, MSNBC, FOX News Radio, NPR, BBC, CNBC, and more.Stay informed 24/7 with local, national, and global sources.Top news radio from KQED-FM, WNYC-FM, WBEZ Chicago, WTOP Washington DC, and more.Find the stories you want with top news podcasts like New York Times’ The Daily, NPR’s Up First, and more.Podcasts

Jazeera America and a television reporter in several cities including Seattle, Wash., and Louisville, Ky.In 2015, Mosley was awarded a John S. Knight Journalism Fellowship at Stanford University, where she co-created a workshop for journalists on the impacts of implicit bias on reporting and co-wrote a Belgian/American experimental study on the effects of protest coverage. Mosley has won several national awards for her work, including an RTDNA award for her public radio series "Black In Seattle" and an Emmy Award in 2016 for her televised piece "Beyond Ferguson."Jeremy HobsonJeremy Hobson is a trusted journalist to public radio listeners and stations, having spent ten years hosting Marketplace Morning Report, Here & Now, and NPR Special Coverage of major news events.He started in public radio at age 9, working on a show called Treehouse Radio on station WILL in his hometown of Urbana, Illinois. He interned for All Things Considered at 17, and spent years working as a producer and reporter, before becoming the youngest national host in public radio’s history in 2010. He’s so excited to bring more voices from the middle into the national conversation.Rachel MartinRachel Martin is the co-creator and host of Wild Card, an interview game show about life's biggest questions. She invites notable guests to play a card game that lets them open up about the memories, insights, and beliefs that have shaped their lives.Martin spent six years as a host of Morning Edition, and was the founding host of NPR's award-winning morning news podcast Up First. She previously hosted Weekend Edition Sunday.She served as National Security Correspondent for NPR, where she covered both defense and intelligence issues, and also worked as a NPR foreign correspondent, where she covered the London terrorist attacks, issues surrounding immigration and shifting cultural identities in Europe.Martin worked extensively in Afghanistan, covering the reconstruction effort after the U.S. invasion and the country's first democratic presidential election. She also reported from Iraq, where she covered U.S. military operations and the strategic alliance between Sunni sheiks and the U.S. military in Anbar province. She traveled to Saudi Arabia in 2015 to report on women's rights, and in 2022, she reported from Ukraine's border with Belarus in the leadup to the Russian war.Martin was part of the team that launched NPR's experimental morning news show, The Bryant Park Project, a live two-hour daily multimedia program that she co-hosted with Alison Stewart and Mike Pesca.Martin also previously served as NPR's religion correspondent. Her piece on Islam in America was awarded "Best Radio Feature" by the Religion News Writers Association in 2007. In 2011, her story on racial discrimination in Hollywood won a Salute to Excellence Award from the National Association of Black Journalists and her series on the effects of the opioid epidemic on children won a Gracie award in 2019. She started her career at public radio station KQED in San Francisco as a producer and reporter. She holds an undergraduate degree in political science and an honorary doctorate from the University of Puget Sound