KCPR 91.3 Cal Poly Radio Collection

Records related to the administration and programming of KCPR student radio station. Includes manuscript, analog, and digital records.

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KCPR [control room]
Local Identifier
ua-sel_00000027
Date Created
2003 (year uncertain)
Description

View of the KCPR control room. The people pictured are Felicia Muriel, who is sitting at the control desk, and her radio trainee, David, who is looking through the shelves of CDs.

[KCPR Fundraising] Auction. (Left to right): Stacey, Kate, Carlos, Justin, [Alex Woolery], and Sasquatch
Local Identifier
ua-sel_00000025
Date Created
2003 (year uncertain)
Description

KCPR fundraising auction event from circa 2003 (year based on when DJ Sasquatch was documented in the student newspaper). Three students sit around microphones, on air, while other KCPR staff work around them and eat Backstage Pizza. The photo was taken in Studio B (or the News Room) at KCPR when it was located in Room 201 in the Graphic Arts Building.

[KCPR DJs and guest]
Local Identifier
ua-sel_00000026
Date Created
1998
Description

KCPR alumni helped identify the two DJs on the right and left as Casper Wagner and Mike Williams. They think the person in the center is a studio guest. They dated the photo to 1998.

[DJ Scott Cody at console, Andrew Patterson in background on phone]
Local Identifier
ua-sel_00000031
Date Created
1998-11-12
Description

KCPR DJ Scott Cody (aka "Tom Collins") at the console and DJ Andrew Patterson (aka "Dr. Martin Rossi") on the phone. Together Cody and Patterson ran a show on KCPR called "Shaken, Not Stirred," playing swing and lounge music.

[KCPR DJ Scott Cody at console]
Local Identifier
ua-sel_00000032
Date Created
1998-11-12
Description

KCPR DJ Scott Cody (aka "Tom Collins") in the KCPR studio. Scott Cody was the Alumni Coordinator and Air Staff Instructor for KCPR. Together with Andrew Patterson (aka "Dr. Martin Rossi") he ran a show on KCPR called "Shaken, Not Stirred," playing swing and lounge music.

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