{"id":747,"date":"2011-10-20T09:00:23","date_gmt":"2011-10-20T15:00:23","guid":{"rendered":"http:\/\/thesocc.org\/?p=747"},"modified":"2011-10-20T09:00:23","modified_gmt":"2011-10-20T15:00:23","slug":"747","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/sites.coloradocollege.edu\/socc\/2011\/10\/20\/747\/","title":{"rendered":"FEATURED SHOW: Outta Site (outtamind) — Mondays 7-8pm"},"content":{"rendered":"

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Show<\/em>: Outta Site (outtamind)–Mondays 7-8pm
\nName<\/em>: Katie Reichard
\n Grade<\/em>: Senior
\n Major<\/em>: Biology!
\nYears at the SOCC<\/em>: Since my sophomore year. January of 2010.<\/p>\n

Is your show guided by a central concept, genre, or theme<\/em>?
\nMy show centers around the concept of folk music as something more than a guy playing acoustic guitar and singing about picket lines (Though I do occasionally play Pete Seeger songs). I like to play covers of folk classics and discuss variations on the genre we see with new technology and the merging of different musical styles…<\/p>\n

5 Favorite Bands\/Songs<\/em>:
\nWilco (Yankee Hotel especially), Josh Ritter, Ryan Adams, the Head and the Heart, and Bob Dylan…<\/p>\n

Why do you DJ? what value do you see in Student radio?<\/em>
\nI DJ because I spend absurdly large amounts of time reading music blogs, going to shows, and searching the ends of the internet for new musicians. I see my show as a way of sharing that with other people. A lot of people love music and want to hear new things, but not everyone obsesses over it like me, so I can help people out and also have a great excuse for procrastination.
\nStudent radio gives a voice to our community, and is great because of the diverse show types – you never know what you’re going to hear…<\/p>\n

Is there anything that you’d like to mention about the particular set that is being featured?<\/em>
\nAs you can tell — I don’t always play only “folk”… I like to amp up the energy every once in awhile, but, when doing so, I try to play songs that aren’t top 40 — I’m more likely to play Blue Scholars or Common Market (or a mashup) than Jay Z or Kanye…<\/p>\n[audio:http:\/\/www.thesocc.org\/audio\/Featured%20Shows\/featured show katie 10 17.mp3]\n

(Setlist)
\nBob Dylan–“I Shall Be Released”
\nWilco–“Born Alone”
\nFeist–“Graveyard”
\nRyan Adams–“Do I Wait”
\nBlue Scholars–“North By Northwest”
\nLumineers–“Ho Hey”
\nGirls–“Magic”
\nBlind Pilot–“Get It Out”
\nMumford & Sons–“Timshel”
\nMases of State–“You Are Free”
\nNeutral Milk Hotel–“Two-Headed Boy”
\nThe Decemberists–“After The Bombs”
\nNotorious B.I.G. & The X.X.–“Juicy R”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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\nIn the first installment of our soon-to-be-weekly feature highlighting the variety and quality of the SOCC’s on-air programming, we bring you Outta Site (outtamind). Hosted by senior biology major and veteran DJ Katie Reichard, this show is sure to both satisfy and edify, as Katie’s exceptional taste in folk music is matched by her knack for placing contemporary tunes in their historical and sonic context. Stream this week’s show in its entirety below, or click “continue reading” for more information about Katie and a full setlist.
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