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Sinopse
A non-commercial, educational FM station broadcasting for the public interest, KCSB enters into no commercial contracts which allow access to the airwaves and it strives to provide programming substantially different from that carried by commercial broadcast media. It is also designed to be educational for both programmers and listeners. UCSB students and other programmers are provided an opportunity to learn the fundamentals of radio broadcasting, both technically and in terms of broadcast content, and to explore more advanced aspects of broadcasting and the audio medium.KCSB insures that these opportunities are offered to a diverse community, especially people who are traditionally underrepresented in broadcasting.Requests: 805-893-2424 Office: 805-893-3757
Episódios
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UCSB's Ombuds Office: Where to get Confidential, Independent Conflict Support on Campus
24/02/2026 Duração: 09minUCSB students have a resource on campus to help manage stressors and conflict that arises, providing support for anything from interpersonal issues to academic concerns in the classroom. KCSB’s Tatiana Jacquez sat down with Lana Smith-Hale from UCSB’s Ombudsman Office to learn more about the resources they provide.
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Consumption Stigma and the Effects on Consumers
24/02/2026 Duração: 02minKCSB's Jose Vidaurri dives into consumption stigma: the concept of seeking to avoid being judged for purchasing a cheaper alternative versus a name brand.
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Michael B Jordan is Awarded the SBIFF Outstanding Performer of the Year
24/02/2026 Duração: 05minThe Santa Barbara International Film Festival honored Micheal B Jordan for The Outstanding Performer of the Year Award. KCSB's Inesha Ranasinghe-Denish talked to Jordan on the red carpet.
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Fuel, Power and Sanctions: How U.S. Sanctions Are Grounding Cuba
24/02/2026 Duração: 02minA fuel crisis is paralyzing Cuba; grounding flights, halting buses, and plunging the country into darkness. This is not a infrastructure glitch, its an effort by the Trump administrations sanctions imposed on the island. KCSB's Manny Rodriguez has the story.
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A Conversation with Director of Gaslit, SBIFF's 2026 Best Documentary Award Winning Film
23/02/2026 Duração: 08minGaslit, a documentary directed by Katie Camosy, won Best Documentary at this year’s Santa Barbara International Film Festival. The film follows communities on the frontlines of the fossil fuel boom, from shrimpers and ranchers to former oil workers, challenging the narratives pushed by one of the most powerful industries in the world. KCSB's Juliana Chandler spoke with Camosy about the responsibility of telling these stories, working alongside activist Jane Fonda, and what it means to be “gaslit” in today’s climate crisis.
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SBIFF Outstanding Performer of the Year Goes to Michael B Jordan
23/02/2026 Duração: 05minThe award ceremony started with the red carpet and then led to a 2-hour long sit down interview between the executive director of SBIFF and Michael B Jordan. KCSB's Inesha Ranasinghe-Denish covers the story.
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International News Update - 02/20/2026
23/02/2026 Duração: 01minKCSB's Devon Szalva brings us the latest news from around the world.
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Spain's Social Media Ban
20/02/2026 Duração: 03minSpain is the latest European nation discussing to implement stricter social media regulations, with plans to restrict access to these platforms for children under 16. As other countries also begin to consider similar measures, Ella Sadock has the story for KCSB News.
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Where Does the Second Amendment Fit Into Modern Day America?
20/02/2026 Duração: 04minThe fatal shooting of Alex Pretti has brought a complex conversation centered over how the Second Amendment fits into modern day America, especially in high-policing encounters and whether gun ownership can be treated as a threat. KCSB’s Ruby Rai has the story.
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Introducing Isla Vista's New Indivisible Chapter
20/02/2026 Duração: 07minIn an interview with the founders of the newly formed Indivisible chapter in Isla Vista, KCSB's Ella Sadock finds out more about what Indivisible stands for and why they felt now was the time to launch a chapter in IV.
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Social Justice & Activism Update - 02/19/2026
20/02/2026 Duração: 02minKCSB's Annabelle Hurst brings you the latest social justice and activism news.
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International News Update - 02/13/2026
19/02/2026 Duração: 02minKCSB's Devon Szalva brings you the top news stories from around the world.
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Social Justice and Activism News Update - 02/12/2026
19/02/2026 Duração: 01minKCSB's Annabelle Hurst brings you the latest news in social justice and activism.
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Kate Hudson Receives the Arlington Artist of the Year Award at SBIFF 2026
17/02/2026 Duração: 03minKate Hudson was awarded the Arlington Artist of the Year Award at the Santa Barbara International Film Festival. Recognized for her incredible contributions to film, including her newest role in Song Sung Blue, Kate Hudson graced the festival's red carpet. KCSB's Emerson Good talked to Hudson about her experience jumping into her character in the film and how family relationships have shaped her career.
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SBIFF 2026 Outstanding Directors Awards: Conversations with Chloé Zhao and Joachim Trier on the Red Carpet
17/02/2026 Duração: 05minAt this year's SBIFF, 4 Oscar nominated directors were awarded with the Outstanding Directors Awards. KCSB's Kelly Darroch and Inesha Ranasinghe-Denish spoke with Chloe Zhao and Joachim Trier on the red carpet.
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SBIFF's 2026 Virtuosos Award Celebrates Stars for Their Contributions to Film
17/02/2026 Duração: 11minThe Santa Barbara International Film Festival awarded some of Hollywood's biggest stars with the Virtuosos award. KCSB's Emerson Good and Inesha Ranasinghe-Denish spoke to celebrities including Jacob Elordi, Teyana Taylor, and more on the red carpet.
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What the Cases of Don Lemon, Georgia Fort, and Hannah Natanson Reveal About the Future of Journalism
16/02/2026 Duração: 12minRecently, the federal government has taken a clear stance against journalism, including the arrest of journalists, like Don Lemon. KCSB’s Malia Guy interviewed the Director of Public Advocacy, Aaron Terr, at the Foundation for Individual Rights and Expression (FIRE), to learn more.
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Santa Barbara Teachers Receive $228,000 In Grants
16/02/2026 Duração: 01minThe Santa Barbara Education Foundation recently distributed $228,000 grants across the Santa Barbara Unified School District, creating opportunities for both teachers and students. KCSB’s Emma Guzmán has more.
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Imbalance (2026) Director Interview for SBIFF
16/02/2026 Duração: 04minDale Griffiths Stamos premiered her first feature film, Imbalance, at the 41st annual SBIFF. KCSB's Kelly Darroch spoke with Stamos, the writer and director, to discuss the making of the film and the local Santa Barbara presence in the film itself.
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UCSB Students Walk Out in Protest of Local ICE Activity
16/02/2026 Duração: 07minOn February 4th, UCSB students and community members numbered in the hundreds walked out of class and marched across campus. They gathered to protest against ICE activity in Santa Barbara, Santa Maria, and Carpinteria. KCSB’s Hunter Maher was on the ground as the rally moved from Cheadle Hall to Storke Plaza.