A place for album and concert reviews, The One Seven playlists, and any content that’s not necessarily directly KOOP-related.
We’ve made it to October and to the latest edition of the Austin City Limits Musics Festival, now in existence for more than two decades. Enjoy the latest one-seven, a
By Stephanie Robinson I’m in a book club. In this book club, we alternate three people each time to choose an author, narrow down to three books, and ultimately pick
by Ryan J. Nims KOOP went live on the air in December of 1994, bringing Austin the unique mix of music and public affairs programming for which it’s known. In
A Tribute to Community and Heritage KOOP Radio is thrilled to celebrate Diez y Seis, honoring Mexico’s Independence Day on September 16th. This vibrant occasion is more than a historical
Celebrating KOOP’s upcoming 30th birthday and 9/17 with a one-seven series highlighting some of the music of 1994. Next up, a playlist of hip-hop songs released in 1994. Post and
By Erik Casarez From a macro level, it doesn’t seem like Incubus and Coheed and Cambria would be the kind of bands to tour together. Other than being great names
September 17th has been proclaimed by Austin Mayor Kirk Watson as KOOP Radio Day. You read correctly… 9/17 is 91.7 Day! As Austin’s Community Radio, KOOP has been committed to advocating
By: Stephanie Robinson When is the last time you thought about Cake? The band, not the confection. If your answer is anything other than today YOU ARE WRONG. Cake played
We know that great radio is its own reward, but we’d like to accompany that warm glow that comes with supporting community radio with one of our thank you gifts!
It’s time for KOOP Radio’s Fall Membership Drive, celebrating 30 years of being on the air! Donate online or call 512-472-5667 to show your support for Community Radio here in Austin
Art Spark TX Radio Hour co-host Celia Hughes and I spoke on August 28. Michael A. Brown: At the KOOP website, the show’s tag line is “information and advocacy by
By Ryan J. Nims Is there a better way to soothe the mid-week blues than 90 minutes of emo and punk-adjacent music? Hosted by Stefny! at the Disco, The Emo