Kaua‘i Community Radio
Ke Kani O Kaua‘i Nei ~ The Sound of Kaua‘i
90.9 FM North Shore Kaua‘i ~ 91.9 FM Kīlauea to Kekaha ~ 92.7 FM Anahola & Moloa‘a ~ 88.9 FM O‘ahu
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The Commodore
The Commodore
We are sad to let you know that Peter Cameron, The Commodore, host of the Loco Moco program, passed away with his good friend Satya by his side at 6:30pm, September 15, 2020. His good friend Michelle was a tremendous support to him in his last weeks. Peter’s radio career began in Connecticut in 1970 on WWEB. He was an announcer, caretaker and player for the Kaua‘i Polo Club for many years. He started at KKCR sitting in with Dennis MacCoumber on the Den on the I-10 program and became an official KKCR programmer in 2007. His Loco Moco program featured local artists, both their recordings and live performances in the studio. Rest in peace Commodore, you will be missed.
On June 5, 2019 he was featured on Interview with a Human, here is that interview:
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KKCR ‘ALEMANAKA 2021 – A limited time KKCR fundraiser
Donate to KKCR and receive a 2021 KKCR Calendar as a mahalo gift for your donation. The KKCR ‘Alemanaka 2021 with months and days in ‘ōlelo Hawai‘i includes images of different KKCR T-shirt designs over the years, KKCR volunteer broadcaster la hānau (birthdays), and important Hawaiian dates and holidays.
This KKCR ‘Alemanaka 2021 offer is ONLY available until October 15th. KKCR ‘Alemanaka will be printed and sent to you in time for the holidays. A wonderful gift for your friends and family.
NEW KKCR BROADCAST ARCHIVE
KKCR programs are now archived. Click Here to listen to the KKCR programs you love whenever you choose!
KAUA‘I COVID-19 INFORMATION
For information or questions about COVID-19, please call 2-1-1 from any location in the state.
· Text 877-275-6569
· Email info211@auw.org
· Visit hawaiicovid19.com, health.hawaii.gov or coronavirus.gov
Hawaii State Department of Health hawaiicovid19.com website provides timely information and resources on the coronavirus, including guidance on how to prevent and mitigate community spread, common symptoms of COVID-19, and frequently asked questions.
Mayor Derek S.K Kawakami’s daily COVID-19 messages maybe viewed here: http://www.kauai.gov/COVID-19. Kaua’i Resources: www.covid19kauai.com By providing our family and friends, our neighbors and our visitors with accurate information, we keep our community healthy and we keep Hawaiʻi a welcoming place to live and visit. Don’t spread the virus. Don’t spread misinformation. And let’s prepare together. Always share aloha.
SUPPORT COMMUNITY RADIO
KKCR depends on listener support for over 40 percent of our funding. Please consider making a one-time or a sustaining (monthly) financial contribution to your Kauai Community Radio Station.
KKCR’s Talk Story Series
E malama, e hoʻomau a e hoʻolauleʻa pu i na mea a me ka nohona Hawaiʻi
Talk Story, known in Hawaiʻi as moʻolelo, is the tradition of personally sharing important stories to preserve them for future generations.
KKCR’s Talk Story Series is an ongoing cultural preservation project focusing on Hawaiian musicians who share their stories and songs for present and future generations. Kauaʻi Community Radio’s mission to preserve, perpetuate and celebrate Hawaiian Culture is fulfilled in part by our production of the Talk Story Series. Funded by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, KKCR has produced 31 Talk Story CDs since 2001 featuring Hawaiian musicians performing and talking story.
VOLUNTEER AT KKCR
KKCR also depends on our community to provide programming. We provide free broadcast training and support to our programmers. Interested in hosting on KKCR show? or, just want to help us keep running smoothly? Fill out our Volunteer Application and email to vc@kkcr.org or bring to the office Monday – Friday from 10am to 4pm. Mahalo!