Broadcasting past Cabin Fever Story Slam events, where participants tell a true story, without notes, in less than five minutes and win accolades for your storytelling prowess. Each episode features 10 storytellers selected at random.

Broadcasting past Cabin Fever Story Slam events, where participants tell a true story, without notes, in less than five minutes and win accolades for your storytelling prowess. Each episode features 10 storytellers selected at random.

Cabin Fever | Mar. 10, 2026 by KHOL

Erica Brown | Interview | Mar. 27, 2026 by KHOL

Skier and artist Chris Bentchetler stopped by KHOL to discuss the screening of his new film, "Mountains of the Moon." The screenings at the Center for the Arts featured an immersive art installation in the lobby and a live scoring of the movie by Ross James and members of the Terrapin Family Band. Bentchetler and James discussed their connections with members of the Grateful Dead, the underlying artistic vision that influences backcountry skiing, and how the film evolved into a multi-media visual and auditory experience.

Kittel & Co | Interview and Live Performance | Mar. 17, 2026 by KHOL

Cabin Fever | Dec. 16, 2025 by KHOL

Mark Engel | Interview and Live Performance | Mar. 6, 2026 by KHOL

The “Scream” movies are on a 30-year cinematic run and have become one of the slasher

genre’s most recognizable franchises. KHOL film critic Jeff Counts just saw No. 7, out now in

theaters, and gives us his report on the state of the series.

From the quiet hills of Topanga Canyon to the bustling streets of Mexico City, the music of Friends Of seeks to bridge the gap between the honest simplicity of country music and the effervescent ethos of disco. Zeke Reed set out to become a neuroscientist, but quickly realized his true calling was to uplift voices of his community. As a reporter at KCRW in Los Angeles, he finds a fulfillment in journalism that allows him to engage with his diverse interests. Reed came by KHOL while on vacation to discuss his songwriting process, the universal appeals of disco and country, and the critical need for public radio.