KGNU Music

KGNU’s Indra Raj welcomes singer-songwriter Finn O'Sullivan into the studio. Finn discusses her new EP, "Best Last Words”, and talks about her musical journey that began as a child. Finn shares upcoming solo and band performances and reflects on the excitement of pursuing a music career post-graduation (Interview date: 6/12/2024)

Anya Hinkle chats with KGNU's Doug Gertner. They discuss Anya's musical journey, her world travels, and her band's influences (Interview date: 4/17/2024)

KGNU's Uncle Jam interviews Laraaji about his inspirations, sonic tools, and his creative process (Interview date: 4/20/2024)

KGNU's Indra Raj hosts local musician Esme Patterson. Esme talks about her musical journey, upcoming shows, and plays some tracks (Interview date: 4/24/2024)

The Flyin' A's joined KGNU’s Greg Schultz in the studio for a live interview and performance. They discussed their recent and upcoming tours, songwriting, and their love for Colorado (Interview date: 6/8/2024)

KGNU’s Joanne Cole speaks with blues artist Sue Foley about her new release, "One Guitar Woman: A Tribute to the Female Pioneers of the Guitar". Sue shares her journey to becoming a blues guitarist, influenced by her family and the rock music of the 70s. She talks about her extensive research on a few of the female guitar pioneers who paved the way (Interview date: 6/7/2024)

KGNU’s D Rider brings the band Twisted Pine into the studio. They discuss their musical style, which blends bluegrass, funk, jazz, and R&B. The band also overviews their future performances in Colorado and beyond, and chats about their new singles and upcoming album (Interview date: 6/6/2024)

In an interview with Doug Gertner on KGNU, Grammy Award-winning artist Robert Mirabal discusses his music and cultural heritage. Mirabal shares the history behind a few of his songs and mentions his ongoing projects and upcoming performances (Interview date: 6/03/2024)

On KGNU’s 46th birthday, Indra Raj chats with eTown’s Nick Forster about the history of KGNU and eTown. They listen to some early broadcasts, and Boulder mayor Aaron Brockett reads a proclamation declaring KGNU Radio Week (Interview date: 5/22/24)

KGNU’s Natalie Shrewsbury interviews Catrene Malshy. Catrene reflects on her journey of embracing and spreading Middle Eastern music and culture. Her band members, who bring together Arabic and Hebrew music, share their musical journeys and the significance of their instruments, from the oud to various hand drums. Their performances aim to foster understanding and unity through the universal language of music, advocating for love, forgiveness, and a better future (Interview date: 5/22/2024)