Jason Brown
Program DirectorJason Brown joined KLCC as Program Director on January 30, 2019. Most recently Brown was Operations Director at KRCU in Cape Girardeau MO, and host of the music show Left of the Dial.
Jason comes with over 20 years of experience in public radio, covering day-to-day operations, hosting shows, training and managing staff, fundraising, and creating on-air and digital content.
"I love public radio and feel fortunate to work in it,” Jason says. “I admire its ability to tell stories fairly and accurately. I find it exciting and rewarding to produce content for public radio’s varied and knowledgeable audience. As KLCC Program Director I look forward to building on KLCC’s rich legacy while leading the station into the future.”
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Jenny Lewis's latest album is the Jubilantly titled Joy'All and it’s one that continues her warm and intimate sound referencing classic soul, R&B and country music. Maybe you caught her playing in Bend this past summer or even got to catch the Postal Service anniversary tour or with Thanksgiving around the corner. as it is in mine, maybe a very Murray Christmas is a family tradition in your household as well.You can catch her at a headlining show at the McDonald Theater in Eugene on Friday, December 1.
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This week on Eye 5, KLCC's independent music program, we remember the musical legacy of David Crosby, play new music from The National, boygenius, and more.
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This week we’ve got new music from Rihanna, south London’s Sorry, and a new project from Sarah Shook.
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This week, Bret McKenzie gets serious, King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard continue to spiral far out, and Omar Apollo gets wistful.
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This week on the program: Canada has figured out how to determine what is the best music out there, so we’ll play some of it, we’ll get a bit jammy again with new music from Goose and as we like to do around here, we’ll be previewing some shows coming round.
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This week we’ve got new music from British synthpopers Hot Chip, we’ll hear some mischief of one kind and another from Hey, King!, and we’ll hear the latest from the lo-fi anti-folk musician Frankie Cosmos.