KPSU. Portland's College Radio. Streaming 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

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Your weekly blend of hardcore, punk, metal and everything in between.

A fun show with miscellaneous jams from all times, a little random but if you tune in I promise you wont be disappointed

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C.C. Chambliss plays the music from the past, to help you to shake off your Monday blues. She will spin those sounds that make you want to get up and move your body to the beat. As she shares her mission in life to dance. Sharing Peace, Love and Happiness.

Whatever sounds good for the week, usually indie, folk, or alternative. Really whatever happens to be my cup of tea.

The RELAX! Radio is a mix of old standbys and new local music. Mostly modern and 90's indie rock, indie pop, alternative, post-punk, and more. Sounds I like to listen to when I'm feeling stretched thin, so I hope you will tune in, find some solace in the music, and relax!

Songs generally falling under EDM (electronic dance music) or IDM (intelligent dance music) genres will be featured with occasional spotlights on certain artists.

College Collage is just that: A mixture of indie, alternative, and college rock, and whatever other label you’d like to slap on it. I play just about anything interesting from the last 30+ years, as well as CMJ (College Music Journal) picks. I’m always looking for unique stuff and found gems too! I think music should be accessible and understood, and a little information is always nice too, so track and label information is discussed as well. Come and listen at 10-12 PM on Monday evenings!

College Collage is just that: A mixture of indie, alternative, and college rock, and whatever other label you’d like to slap on it. I play just about anything interesting from the last 30+ years, as well as CMJ (College Music Journal) picks. I’m always looking for unique stuff and found gems too! I think music should be accessible and understood, and a little information is always nice too, so track and label information is discussed as well. Come and listen at 10-12 PM on Monday evenings!

The one-hour dancing caravan around the world. It is a journey into the musical cultures that make people dance across all our continents — a journey that knows no geographical or political boundaries and where dance is defined as the emotion stirred in a body through musical vibrations. Most importantly, it is an hour to rejoice the beauty of life and people through music.

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Eclectic mix of music created by and intended for all walks of life, human or otherwise.

Come hang out! Chill vibes, good music... what else do you need?

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Resistance Radio is a show of rebellious rock and discourse about current events. With a wide array of music, artists, guests and topics every show promises an interesting pretext and sound.

Set all frequencies to Robot Reboot!  The show that plays computer music to move you.  Join your host WilTron as we surf the soundwaves of electro, synthpop, hiphop, EDM, and everything in between.  Melodic leads, vocal hooks, crunchy basslines, and pumping drums transmitted directly  from the studio mainframe to your antennae.  Welcome to Robot Reboot.

The theme of the show is Guitar. Rock, blues, country, folk – whatever. If it features amazing guitar performances, this is the place. One of the longest-running shows on KPSU.

The internet hates on everything, but is it worth it? Listen in to hear what the internet is currently hating on, from Twitter to TikTok, and our semi-educated opinion on whether or not people should care.

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A talk show featuring live and call-in guests, spotlighting issues in the local community of Portland and the Pacific Northwest. Giving a voice to those under-represented on commercial airwaves, this is a place for engaging dialog about a myriad of topics.

Shedding light on music hidden beneath the big names. Playing rock, indie, alternative and anything in between. Listen in to hear music by bands both local and around the world! Sit back and be prepared to find some new jams you can share with everyone!

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This is the official page to "Let me Introduce", the show where I present you a different artist, every Friday from 9-10am. Please find below the artists I have presented so far and come back to find more artists in the future. If you want to share your favorite artists with me, please leave a comment in a comment box on one of my posts and I will give them a listen! Who knows, maybe they will soon appear on "Let me Introduce"! Thank you for listening!

Every week Real Soon in Rose City plays the best tracks by the best bands coming to Portland soon, with a smattering of local tunes and songs from new albums by the finest artists. Tune in every week for your guide to Portland's musical goings on!

Join me on a trip to the water’s edge. The skies are cloudy, and the mist is picking up. Looking down, we see a figure, just below the murky depths. Each week, we will roll up our sleeves to find out just what is down there. Is it treasure waiting to be cleaned and polished for the world to see, or is it something waiting to grab hold of us and pull us down with it? Maybe, it’s both. Tune in to The Murky Depths on kpsu.org, Portland’s College Radio, Fridays at 12pm PST, to hear bands that deserve to be heard more.

Cover Up is a show where each playlist is organized based on a weekly theme of the album covers.  The artwork on the album cover is the opportunity for a band to make an image for themselves and print some rad t-shirts.  Over the course of this show we will be exploring a variety of genres and decades to compare and contrast major trends. Since you are all listening over the radio and can’t see these works of art, I will be your host and cover these… covers for you.  Tune in to Cover Up Wednesday at 10 am.

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This is Fatherly Talk and we are your two non binary fathers for an hour every Friday at 11pm. We collect questions, discussion topics, and concerns from friends and we give out questionable advice while playing some of our favorite jams.

Experimental and ambient music, particularly metal, among others.

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