Tyler Russell On Kx 93.5

Trapdoor Social perform “Never Stop Listening” and “Fine on My Own” live on KX 93.5 and chat about the music, their solar music festival, and more.

Tyler talks about the station’s launch on Oct. 15, 2012 and how far it’s come.

LA band Magic Giant performs “Glass Heart” and “Set on Fire” live on KX 93.5 before their Coach House gig tonight.

Esther tries to make Tyler feel better.

Anne McGraw tells KX 93.5 about herself, her platform, and her community involvement as a candidate for Laguna Beach City Treasurer.

Tyler’s mom recaps the first weekend of Desert Trip with Bob Dylan, Rolling Stones, Neil Young, Paul McCartney, The Who, and Roger Waters.

LA-based duo of Katy Goodman and Todd Wisenbaker drop by to play a couple songs off their newly-released EP.

Americana from Temecula, Dulaney & Co., stop in to talk about Music for the Revolution Fest in Fallbrook.

Denver jam band A-Mac DZ join Zach Churchill on Human Crafted Radio to play a couple songs and chat.

Tyler continues his weekly installment of “Not Dead Yet,” where he highlights a musician who is not dead, with 75 year-old Bob Dylan.

Amanda Raynes & Michelle Feliciano of the Artists Republic Gallery in Laguna Beach stop in to chat about their exciting exhibitions and Art Walk event.

LBPD Emergency Management Coordinator Jordan Villwock reminds residents what steps to take to prepare for a major earthquake, given the news that a 7.0+ magnitude one has a higher chance than normal to strike over the next couple days.

Stan Frazier of supergroup Painbirds talks about various members of the band and what to expect at our fundraiser at the Montage Resort tomorrow night.

Chef Matthew Pike of Gnarly Q talks about the menu he’s bringing to KXClusive tomorrow at The Montage and why he supports KX 93.5.

Chef Zo talks about the upscale Mexican cuisine he’ll be serving at KXClusive on Friday, Sep 30.

Tyler was in a road rage confrontation … in the Ralph’s parking lot. So he spent a whole hour on the show analyzing it.

Chef Kyle Powers of Fork in the Road Catering talks about his menu for Friday’s event, his past as an actor and tennis player, and why he supports public radio.

The organizer of the annual Brooks St. Classic joins Tyler for a recap of this year’s event.

Brooklyn’s Xenia Rubinos performs her provocative, soulful brand of music with her just and an electric bass live on KX 93.5.

Portland-based harmonizing band Animal Eyes performs live and chats on KX 93.5.