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Host David Pakman analyzes the politics and news of the day, while also covering technology and energy development, business, religion and other topics. LATE MON / EARLY TUE - LATE FRI / EARLY SAT at 12midnight on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online).

KRDP’s AAA (adult album alternative) music mix spotlighting an eclectic array of genres. Mornings and Afternoons spotlight a mix of Americana, Indie Pop/Rock, and World music. Overnights feature a mix of Electronic/Dance, Indie Rock/Pop, and Rap music. MON - FRI at 7am on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online). MON - FRI at 1pm on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online). FRIDAYS at 10pm on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online). MONDAYS at 2am on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online). LATE MON / EARLY TUE - LATE FRI / EARLY SAT at 1am on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online). SUN at 6pm on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online).

Each week scholars explore the worlds of literature, science, the arts, politics, history, and business through lively discussion with our ever curious host Sarah McConnell. From the controversies over slave reparations and global warming, to the unique worlds of comic books and wine-making, With Good Reason is always suprising, challenging and fun. THURSDAYS at 5am on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online).

Billy is the pastor of "The Church of Stop Shopping" in New York City. Although his church has tens of thousands of members, Billy is "a preacher with an unknown god". He is not Christian, but wears a priest's collar and televangelist's hair. His followers shout "Earthalujah!" and "Change-a-lujah!" on the sidewalks. He started the show while locked down in NY, with death raining down on the skyscrapers. He likes to stop preaching suddenly and play music. In his show, "The Fiery Eagles of Justice", a jazz trio that is hard to fathom, and "The Stop Shopping Choir" a 35 voice chorus of trespassing activists - help the reverend slide into his next sermonette. Proud part of Pantheon - the podcast network for music lovers."It's an act! It's an art! It's almost a religion!" THURSDAYS at 5:30am on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online).

Hosted by Elliott Forrest, this program features live recorded performances by leading chamber music players from around the world. Programs feature enlightening commentary from CMS Co-Artistic Director David Finckel and the performers. The Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center (CMS) is one of eleven constituents of Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts, the largest performing arts complex in the world. THURSDAYS at 6am on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online).

Got 90 seconds? Then you've got time for a trip through the history of recorded sound! Sound Beat highlights the holdings of the Belfer Audio Archive. The Belfer is part of the Syracuse University Library, and with more than half a million recordings, is one of the largest sound archives in the United States. Each SB episode focuses on one particular recording from the Archive, and provides a back story detailing its place in recording history. What kinds of recordings? Popular and classical music performances, film scores those from distinctly American musical forms like jazz, bebop, country, and bluegrass. Old favorites, rare gems, and some we guarantee you've never heard before, from Cab Calloway to the castrated stars of Italian opera, you'll hear it all on the Sound Beat! Hosted by Brett Barry. MON - FRI at 7am on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online) - DURING "DIVERGENT SOUNDS".

KRDP’s AAA (adult album alternative) music mix spotlighting an eclectic array of genres. Mornings and Afternoons spotlight a mix of Americana, Indie Pop/Rock, and World music. Overnights feature a mix of Electronic/Dance, Indie Rock/Pop, and Rap music. MON - FRI at 7am on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online). MON - FRI at 1pm on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online). FRIDAYS at 10pm on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online). MONDAYS at 2am on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online). LATE MON / EARLY TUE - LATE FRI / EARLY SAT at 1am on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online). SUN at 6pm on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online).

A daily, independent, award-winning news program. Pioneering the largest public media collaboration in the United States, Democracy Now! is broadcast on Pacifica, community, and NPR stations, public access cable television stations, satellite television (Free Speech TV & Link TV), shortwave radio and the internet. Hosted by Amy Goodman and Juan Gonzales. MON - FRI at 9am on KRDP JAZZ (90.7 FM) and KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online).

Thom Hartmann leads guests and callers in discussions of the topics of the day from a progressive perspective. LIVE Call-In # (202) 808-9925. MON - FRI at 11am on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online) - LIVE. **Please note that Arizona does not observe Daylight Saving Time. What this means is that during Standard Time for the United States (1st Sunday in November through 2nd Sunday in March) we carry THOM HARTMANN live on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online) from 10am to 11am MST. During Daylight Saving Time for the United States (2nd Sunday in March through 1st Sunday in November) we carry THOM HARTMANN live on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online) from 11am to 12noon MST.**

A one-hour, call-in program, bringing listeners together for a thought-provoking national conversation about issues specific to Native communities. Each program engages noted guests and experts with callers throughout the United States and is designed to improve the quality of life for Native Americans. Rotating hosts. Call-in line: 1-800-996-2848. Includes National Native News with Antonia Gonzales at top of hour. MON - FRI at 10am on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online) - LIVE. WEDNESDAYS at 5pm on KRDP JAZZ (90.7 FM) - TAPE DELAYED. **Please note that Arizona does not observe Daylight Saving Time. What this means is that during Standard Time for the United States (1st Sunday in November through 2nd Sunday in March) we carry NATIVE AMERICA CALLING live on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online) from 11am to 12noon MST. During Daylight Saving Time for the United States (2nd Sunday in March through 1st Sunday in November) we carry NATIVE AMERICA CALLING live on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online) from 10am to 11am MST.**

Greg Gordon hosts the international newsmagazine spotlighting issues of importance to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Questioning, Intersex, Asexual, and Agender communities. Regular features of the program include interviews with people affected by public policy, reports on current events, updates on the global AIDS crisis, humor, and poetry. THURSDAYS at 12noon on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online). SUNDAYS at 11am on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online).

Committed to in-depth critical analysis that goes beyond the breaking news. Showcasing voices and perspectives rarely heard in mainstream media, Making Contact focuses on the human realities of politics and the connections between local and global events, emphasizing positive and creative ways to solve problems. Various hosts. THURSDAYS at 12:30pm on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online).

KRDP’s AAA (adult album alternative) music mix spotlighting an eclectic array of genres. Mornings and Afternoons spotlight a mix of Americana, Indie Pop/Rock, and World music. Overnights feature a mix of Electronic/Dance, Indie Rock/Pop, and Rap music. MON - FRI at 7am on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online). MON - FRI at 1pm on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online). FRIDAYS at 10pm on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online). MONDAYS at 2am on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online). LATE MON / EARLY TUE - LATE FRI / EARLY SAT at 1am on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online). SUN at 6pm on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online).

Climate Connections informs how climate change is already impacting our lives and values as well as "solution stories" about what diverse people and organizations are doing to reduce carbon pollution and increase resilience to climate impacts. The series "connects the dots" between climate change and energy, extreme weather, public health, food and water, jobs and the economy, national security, the creative arts, and religious and moral values, among other themes. Hosted by Anthony Leiserowitz, Ph.D. of the Yale School of Forestry & Environmental Studies. MON - FRI at 2pm on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online).

Word With a Champ is a five-minute weekly radio show that features up close and personal interviews with professional and amateur athletes from a variety of events from rodeo to motor sports. The interviews are always entertaining and consistently include inspirational, motivational and spiritual reflections. Past guests include Native American athletes from a variety of sports, all of the defending PRCA World Champions, and others like, even Major League Baseball's MVP, Cody Ross of the San Francisco Giants. Hosted by Randy Taylor. TUESDAYS at 7:01pm on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online) - DURING "NATIVE TALK ARIZONA". WEDNESDAYS at 4:01pm on KRDP JAZZ (90.7 FM) - DURING "NATIVE TALK ARIZONA". THURSDAYS at 4:01pm on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online) - DURING "NATIVE TALK ARIZONA".

Produced through a partnership between Native Health and Radio Phoenix, Native Talk Arizona presents interviews and discussions regarding current events, health, social, and cultural matters of interest to urban Native Americans. As well as performances of new and traditional Native American music. Native Talk Arizona is Arizona’s only Native American public affairs program produced at a non-Native, urban radio station. Hosted by Lanasha Puati. TUESDAYS at 7pm on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online). WEDNESDAYS at 4pm on KRDP JAZZ (90.7 FM). THURSDAYS at 4pm on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online).

A weekly radio series showcasing Cannabis culture and its emerging legal environment. Hosted by Thea & Carol. THURSDAYS at 5pm on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online).

A daily global news service from Deutsch Welle, Germany’s public broadcaster. MON - FRI at 6pm on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online).

A weekly program produced and broadcast by a growing list of community radio stations. It brings new voices to the airwaves, increases communication between this larger community of media producers of conscience, and encourage production collaboration across geographical distances via the internet. Every week Sprouts broadcasts stories from local communities with national significance. The features are produced independently, but are generally tied by a common theme. Various hosts. TUESDAYS at 5am on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online). THURSDAYS at 6:30pm on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online).

The Keep It 1 Million Show is a lively and entertaining two hours mixing sports, news, current events and pop culture. Hosted by Duane Allen and guest co-hosts, regular features of the show include The Name Game, a segment where we pair five funny sounding names and guess whether they had a good or bad game this week. THURSDAYS at 7pm on KRDP JAZZ (90.7 FM) and KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online). TUESDAYS at 4pm on KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online).

Anything Anything is a free-form, open-format, multi-genre community radio showcase of diverse local and touring artists as well lesser-known and obscure titles. Hosted by Brian Black. THURSDAYS at 9pm on KRDP JAZZ (90.7 FM) and KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online).

HipRawk Nation® is a weekly two-hour radio series hosted by Kaja Brown, which features an eclectic soundtrack of Alternative, Electronic, Dance, Neo Soul, and Rap music from around the world. In addition to the music, the show spotlights and connects progressive artists, activists and cultural leaders, as well as covers topics including politics, finance, health, and relationships. THURSDAYS at 10pm on KRDP JAZZ (90.7 FM) and KRDP INDIE (Digital/Online).