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Adam Gillitt is the Publisher of The Alameda Post, the only local news source for the city of Alameda. In an environment of ongoing consolidation of media outlets, The Alameda Post stands in contrast as a non-profit, locally owned and managed news source. Host Scott Piehler talks with Adam about the battle against “the news desert,” the importance of a good cartoonist, and where to get a bite to eat, no matter what you’re in the mood for.

At Vinyl Wine Bar, the newest addition to the offerings of the Spirits Alley section of Alameda Point. With a focus on great wines, and great music, Vinyl brings a laid-back vibe that’s a change from the stodgy wine bars of the past. Host Scott Piehler talks with Founder/Proprietor Chamaine Wofford about her journey into the world of wine, and why potato chips go so well with champagne and caviar.

The storied history of the CV-12 started in WWII, made more history with the Apollo Space Program, and continues to this day as a vital link to Alameda’s past. Host Scott Piehler talks with Laura Fies, Executive Director, USS Hornet Museum about the history of the Hornet, what it takes to keep her afloat, and why some of the candy from the ship’s original snack bar may still be edible.

Charles is a nationally known performing and recording artist and transcriber.

Masterful on all accordion types, playing with a force few can match. Andre Thierry is a phenomenal talent from California.

Jazz pianist and one of Canada's premier jazz artists, Steve Holt is in KCSM studio 91 live!

Cuban composer and pianist Omar Sosa is one of the most versatile jazz artists on the scene today.

Coming soon: Renee is known for her roles on stage and screen she has received a Tony Award, a Drama Desk Award, and a Grammy Award.

Coming soon: Floratura, a Neo-Soul, R&B jam band from the Bay Area, that invites listeners to float down stream and melt into an oasis of wonder and discovery.

Performing live in the KCSM record vault alto saxophonist, Tim Price will play Lennie Tristano melodies based on classic jazz standards comparing the melodies to the original "heads" and discussing the differences and what makes them extraordinary. Joining Tim Price will be veterans of the San Francisco Bay Area jazz scene, tenor saxophonist Tod Dickow, guitarist Bob Brumbeloe, bassist Jim Kerwin and drummer Curt Moore.