The KOOP Radio: Nightbeat Film Series returns to the Eastside Cinema on Thursday, May 30 with a special screening of Urgh! A Music War (1981). This concert film features performances
On Thursday, May 2nd, KOOP Radio will observe The National Day of Reason, a secular celebration for humanists, atheists, freethinkers, and the non-religious. The day is celebrated annually on the first Thursday in May, in response to the statutory observance of a National Day of Prayer in the United States, which many atheist and secular groups deem unconstitutional.
A 2023 survey by the Pew Research Center reported that 28% of Americans classify themselves as non-religious – a growing proportion.
Jerell participates in KOOP’s social media presence and content, is on the station’s Board of Directors as Treasurer, hosts a show and soon will host another. We spoke on April
During May 2024, KOOP’s Community Council lifts up and celebrates International Workers’ Rights/Labour Day, which falls on Wednesday, May 1 this year. In the place we now call the United States, we celebrate
The KOOP Radio: Nightbeat Film Series returns to the Eastside Cinema on Thursday, April 25 with a special screening of Sing Street (2016). This film follows the story of Conor,
By Stefny! at the Disco Based out of LA, post-punk/alt-rockers Cuffed Up released their debut album All You Got on April 5. Ralph, Joe, and Christina create bold sounds, put
By Stefny! at the Disco Singer/songwriter/human golden retriever/fellow Libra Laney Jones steamrolled through town during SXSW for six shows and was gracious enough to chat with me during her limited
By Stefny! at the Disco During SXSW I had the privilege of interviewing a few amazing bands and artists, one of which was Your Favorite Color, a band of childhood
Join some of your favorite KOOP DJs on first Saturday of the month at Try Hard Coffee Roasters! Join us for great coffee, tacos & tunes from 8:30am to 12:30pm.
By Grace Lawrie // Since 2015, Texas’ own Khruangbin has been delivering instrumental grooves evocative of far more reaching landscapes. Their latest album A La Sala is a mesmerizing journey