Sweethearts (and Badasses) of Americana (and Beyond) 4/2/23 - Lucie Blue Tremblay

Betty Medinger, Vice President of Systems Integration, and Kelly Medwick, Chief of Staff, with the Nebraska Children and Families Foundation.

Human Services Connections 3/24/16 - Nebraska Children & Families Foundation

Canadian group Steel City Rovers perform live on KZUM's "Thunder on the Plains" on July 3, 2018.

Steel City Rovers Live at KZUM 7-3-2018 - Thunder on the Plains

Is it treason, for the conservative movement, when the hostile criminal foreign dictatorship you're conspiring with, is on your side?

The Servative Hour 7/17/18 - Trump & Putin

Carole Brody Fleet it the author of "Loss is a Four-Letter Word: A Bereavement Boot Camp for the Widowed."

http://www.widowswearstilettos.com/ .
http://www.carolefleetspeaker.com/ .
https://www.facebook.com/carole.brodyfleet .

We'll start the broadcast with Charleen and "Pet Talk" with dogs and cats for adoption from the Capital Humane Society of Lincoln, NE.

The second opening segment is parapyschologist, author and teacher Loyd Auerbach. Loyd's current class being taught online live or via archive is "Field Investigations: Investigating Apparitions, Hauntings, and Poltergeists."

The main guest segment with Carole Fleet starts about 40 minutes into the broadcast

Exploring Unexplained Phenomena 10/20/18 - "Loss is a Four-Letter Word" author Carole Brody Fleet

In this month's recording of Cinema Roundtable Beau, Hailey and Steffan discuss the South Korean film, Parasite. This film follows one family as they find their way into the home of another through gainful employment and deceit. 

As always, the group discusses other movies that they have recently viewed.

Spoilers for Parasite start at 45:36

Cinema Roundtable 21 - Parasite

Interview with the Husband and Wife Duo of Carolina Story.

Sweethearts (and Badasses) of Americana (and Beyond) 9/20/20 - Carolina Story Interview

KZUM is Nebraska's first community radio station, broadcasting on 89.3 FM/HD and streaming online at http://kzum.org!