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DJ Anonymous Anyone associated with KEPW will at one time or another run into one of our elder statesmen, Andrew, when he comes to the station to hang out, or bring dolmas to potlucks, and generally cultivate his trademark persona, complemented by his dry sense of humor, and knowledge of jazz We are proud to … Read more

Last month we had a big KEPW Thank You to the Community Party and our headlining band was a fun Zimbabwean group called De Solution.   For some of the songs, a musician named RAS INDIO joined them onstage.  Listening to the positive message in his music, we knew we wanted to get some of his … Read more

The 2024 August KEPW Newsletter is too big to be embedded on the page. (Too many pictures.) Click on the link to view and download: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1SUaBlT6y902OtgDQA4D8Fdl2H42odWav/view?usp=sharing

A native Oregonian, Forest Mountain Lion taught himself to play drums and guitar as a child. In high school, he formed a grunge band and released an album.  He was already thinking about the environment and social issues even then. Still in high school, he moved from grunge to progressive rock and took up the … Read more

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April 25, 2024 As you may or may not have noticed, we have been trying  to give some love and attention  to our website recently.  Part of that effort has been updating our Resources page which has admittedly been stuck in the COVID era for a while now. The Resources page has been updated and … Read more

April 24, 2024 KEPW volunteers had a blast last Saturday bringing our table, Tee shirts and bumper stickers, to an Earth Day celebration and Barter Faire at BNF Kombucha and Jun out on Prairie Road. There was a definite air of celebration and excitement as the Barter Faire spirit came to Eugene for the first … Read more