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International & Reggae Music Shows
International & Reggae music are strong components of KGNU's programming, both as part of its freeform shows, and with several dedicated International & Reggae programs.
African Roots
Saturdays, 4:00 pm; 2 Hours
African Roots. Dance to the beat of her jungles, streets and townships: Jit Jive, Rai, Soukous, African Jazz, Mbnaqanga, and Afro-Caribbean rhythms.
¡Corriente!
Tuesdays, 7:00 pm; 2 Hour
Corriente (cor-RYEN-teh) is Spanish for "current".
A bilingual program featuring music, news, poetry and features.
This show presents the music of Latin America, from traditional to contemporary rock and hip-hop.
It includes Universo (feature on astronomy in Spanish) and ¡Que Onda!, a topical bilingual show on local issues for the Hispanic community.
with T. Valladares, Ellen Klaver, Jack Mudry and Roberto Sequeiro.
Dub Palace
Sundays, 10:00 pm; 2 Hours
Dub, Dub Step, and Future Dub... An exploration into the past, present, and future of Dub music.
Hmong Colorado Radio
Sundays, 3:30 pm; 1/2 Hour
Hmong Colorado Radio presents Hmong news programming and pop music.
The Hmong (mountain people of Laos) have a strong presence in Colorado.
Hmong Colorado Radio website
Indian Voices
Sundays, 3:00 pm; 2 Hours
Indian Voices explores Native American issues, music and culture.
Native american music, interviews and community announcements.
Hosted by award-winning producer Theresa Halsey.
Musica Mundi
Wednesdays, 8:00 pm; 2 Hours
Musica Mundi is Latin for "music of the world". This international show spans the globe and musical styles, from obsure field recordings to new recordings of traditional styles.
Reggae Bloodlines
Saturdays, 1:00 pm; 3 Hours
The second longest running Reggae show in the US. Reggae and its roots: Ska, Rock Steady, Dub, Dance Hall and More.
Seolta Gael
Wednesdays, 7:00 PM; 1 Hour
A weekly exploration of Celtic music and the Colorado Celtic community.
TerraSonic
Saturdays, Noon; 1 Hour
An hour-long magic carpet ride around the world of music, exploring familiar routes and new traditions in international sound. From Asian Dub to Afro-Beat, Indian Breaks to Moroccan Roll; from then to now and here to there - TerraSonic conducts weekly experiments in its free-form world music laboratory.
Hosted by Joel Davis.
TerraSonic's website.
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