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Non-commercial, educational, and community-led. KCSB News is dedicated to covering underreported stories of local, national, and international importance. Our team of student and community journalists... more
FAQs about KCSB News:How many episodes does KCSB News have?The podcast currently has 3,492 episodes available.
June 28, 2019Unknown Territories: Turning Carbon Waste into MicroplasticsSangwon Suh is a professor of Environmental Science and Engineering at the UCSB Bren School. He spoke with KCSB's Alex Stork for Unknown Territories about the challenges of reconstituting carbon waste into plastics and the role of science in everyday life....more27minPlay
June 28, 2019UnknownTerritories: UCSB Marine Science InstituteGrace Goldberg works for the Marine Science Institute at UCSB. She spoke with KCSB's Alexander Stork for Unknown Territories about her research into Parrot Fish and how they feed on corral and help create new sediment for reefs to continue to grow....more15minPlay
June 28, 2019UnknownTerritories: UCSB Marine Science InstituteGrace Goldberg works for the Marine Science Institute at UCSB. She spoke with KCSB's Alexander Stork for Unknown Territories about her research into Parrot Fish and how they feed on corral and help create new sediment for reefs to continue to grow....more15minPlay
June 28, 2019Unknown Territories: UCSB Stem Cell ResearchSiddharth Dey is a Chemical Engineering Professor at UCSB and talks to Alexander Stork about research into stem cells and how cells replicate and divide in various locations in the body....more18minPlay
June 28, 2019Unknown Territories: UCSB Stem Cell ResearchSiddharth Dey is a Chemical Engineering Professor at UCSB and talks to Alexander Stork about research into stem cells and how cells replicate and divide in various locations in the body....more18minPlay
June 26, 2019Inside IV: GIVE Sale & Meet the New UCPD Community Resource OfficerAs students move out of Isla Vista, the annual GIVE Sale gears up. Students donate all of the stuff they aren't taking with them to be sold in a massive yard sale. All of the money raised goes to support Isla Vista area non-profits. KCSB's Lisa Osborn spoke with UCSB's Viviana Marsano, who organizes the annual effort. Then, Ariel Bournes, the new Community Resource Officer with the UC Police Department stops by to share what it's like going from being a student and resident of Isla Vista - to a police officer in town....more48minPlay
June 26, 2019Inside IV: GIVE Sale & Meet the New UCPD Community Resource OfficerAs students move out of Isla Vista, the annual GIVE Sale gears up. Students donate all of the stuff they aren't taking with them to be sold in a massive yard sale. All of the money raised goes to support Isla Vista area non-profits. KCSB's Lisa Osborn spoke with UCSB's Viviana Marsano, who organizes the annual effort. Then, Ariel Bournes, the new Community Resource Officer with the UC Police Department stops by to share what it's like going from being a student and resident of Isla Vista - to a police officer in town....more48minPlay
June 17, 2019Why the Trump Administration wants the Citizenship Question on the CensusThe Supreme Court will shortly deliver its judgement as to whether a question on citizenship should be included on the 2020 census forms. Independent journalist Ari Berman of Mother Jones has been writing extensively on the reasons behind the Administration's decision. KCSB's Harry Lawton has the story....more9minPlay
June 17, 2019Why the Trump Administration wants the Citizenship Question on the CensusThe Supreme Court will shortly deliver its judgement as to whether a question on citizenship should be included on the 2020 census forms. Independent journalist Ari Berman of Mother Jones has been writing extensively on the reasons behind the Administration's decision. KCSB's Harry Lawton has the story....more9minPlay
June 14, 2019Environmental Leadership is "Incubating" at UCSBWith the country's first Environmental Studies program and the birthplace of Earth Day, leadership is no stranger here in Santa Barbara. But that doesn't stop UCSB faculty and students from pursuing innovation in the field. Robert Stark talks to UCSB Professor Simone Pulver about her new environmental leadership incubator class....more10minPlay
FAQs about KCSB News:How many episodes does KCSB News have?The podcast currently has 3,492 episodes available.