KUCI 88.9 FM, the radio station of the University of California, Irvine, is your radio source for Progressive and Peace Politics. Tune in to these shows via FM radio in Central and South Orange County, or via their web stream by visiting www.kuci.org. Shows listed in orange link to their own show sites for more info.

(Show times and days subject to change -- current schedule is located on the KUCI web site and can be viewed by clicking here)

Counterspin (Mondays 5-5:30pm)  is a weekly half-hour radio program produced by the media watchdog group FAIR (Fairness & Accuracy in Reporting). It provides a critical examination of the major stories every week, and exposes what the mainstream media might have missed in their own coverage. Combining lively discussion and a thoughtful media critique, CounterSpin is unlike any other show on the dial. It exposes and highlights biased and inaccurate news; censored stories; sexism, racism and homophobia in the news; the power of corporate influence; gaffes and goofs by leading TV pundits; TV news' narrow political spectrum; attacks on free speech; and more.

Weekly Signals (Tuesdays 8-9am). Hosted by longtime OC activist Mike Kaspar and OCWeekly staffer Nathan Callahan, this is the program that brings you the interviews that others don't.  Recent guests include: former U.N. weapons inspector Scott Ritter, former Presidential candidate George McGovern, award-winning journalist Amy Goodman, and Academy Award-winning filmaker Errol Morris ("Fog of War").

Justice, or Just Us (Thursdays 8-9am). Hosted by CSUF Professor and OCPeace activist Jarret Lovell. Both and activist and academic, Lovell merges theory with action to provide the voice of grassroots politics. Past guests include: Howard Zinn on"Civil Disobedience ," Dr. Jorge Mariscal on "Military Recruitment of Minority Youth," Jeffrey Smith on "The Tuth about Genetically Modified Food," Sherman Austin on "Anarchism & the Patriot Act," and Kolanji Olushegun on "Reparations for Slavery."

Alternative Radio (Thursdays 9-10am). Hosted by David Barsamian and produced by Alternative Radio in Boulder, CO AR features one-hour interviews with the world's leading academics and activists, including Noam Chomsky, Howard Zinn, Arundati Roy, the late Edward Said, and Tariq Ali.

Peace by Peace (Fridays 8-9am). Hosted by OC activists Sarah Pauley and Ken LeCroix.  Peace of mind, body, the body politic, and soul. From environmental to spirituality, Peace by Peace presents a vision of our world that is free from racism, sexism, and militarism. Past guests include: Jody Evans (Code Pink for Peace) and Greg Palast ("Best Democracy Money Can Buy"). 

Progressive Radio (Fridays 9-9:30am) is a weekly half-hour radio show hosted by Matthew Rothchild, Editor of The Progressive magazine  Rothschild interviews activists, scholars, and artists who are making the world a better place. Plus, every week, he ends the show with a hardhitting two-minute commentary--lately on the Bush's reckless war plans for Iraq. Recent guests include Al Franken, Robert Fisk, Grace Paley, and Jim Hightower.

Voices of Our World  (Fridays 9:30-10am) is a weekly half-hour radio program produced by Maryknoll. Maryknoll, the U.S.-based Catholic mission movement, includes the Maryknoll Society (priests and brothers), Maryknoll Congregation (Sisters), the Maryknoll Mission Association of the Faithful (laity, priests and religious), and the Maryknoll Affiliates. Since 1911, Catholics in the United States have responded to the worldwide cry of the poor by becoming Maryknoll Missioners. Today, Maryknollers help people overseas build communities of faith. Some work in war zones with refugees, others minister to the sick, the elderly, orphans or people with AIDS. Through lives of service, Maryknollers translate the gospel of love into different languages and in different cultures. Recent topics include: Teaching in a War Zone, The Crisis in Sudan, The Death Penalty.  

Subversity (Online Archive only) Subversity is a progressive public affairs program broadcasting through September 2003 every Tuesday afternoon from 4-5 pm on KUCI, 88.9 fm. It began its first live broadcast on September 27, 1993. It ran for 10 years. Subversity, in its weekly interviews with grassroots activists and progressives within and beyond the Orange Curtain, offers timely analysis of the anti-war movement and resistance to the national security state.