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Arts & Culture
Art Matters: Keeping Laguna Beach’s Creative Spirit Alive
May 6, 2026
Keeping Laguna Beach’s Creative Spirit Alive Laguna Beach has long defined itself as an artist’s town—a place where natural beauty and creative expression exist in constant dialogue. But as Jorg Dubin and John Zegowitz explore in this episode of Art Matters, that identity is no longer something the city can take for granted. At the […]
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Here Comes The Sun
May 6, 2026
Here Comes Summer Every now and then I’m compelled to blow a big wet kiss to Laguna. Much as I try to resist, it’s involuntary, a compulsion to confess the great joy and gratitude I feel living here. Oh sure, I bitch about how it could be better, but that’s my job as kibitzer in […]
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Sunflowers
May 6, 2026
This Aggression Will Not Stand -Jeff Lebowski They are more aggressive than our cop cars. Their garish, neon color makes our Black and Whites (plus red, white and blue) look like muted CĂ©zanne’s. They have crossed the border, multiplied, and are crowding out our locals. Walls won’t stop them. They use up our precious resources, […]
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The Business Link: A Three-Year Legal Battle in Laguna Beach Nears Resolution
April 17, 2026
A Three-Year Legal Battle in Laguna Beach Nears Resolution What began as an almost surreal in Laguna Beach has unfolded into a complex, high-stakes legal battle with far-reaching implications. In this episode of The Business Link, host Heidi Miller sits down with property owner Mo Honarkar to reflect on the three-year saga surrounding the hostile […]
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Sharael Travels: Exploring Scottsdale, Arizona
April 15, 2026
Exploring Scottsdale, Arizona: Desert Beauty, Culture, and Elevated Experiences In this episode of Sharael Travels, Sharael Kohlberg takes listeners to Scottsdale, Arizona—a destination that blends rugged desert landscapes with refined cultural and culinary experiences. Joined by Laura McMurry of Experience Scottsdale, the conversation unfolds as both a guide and an invitation to see the desert […]
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Legends of Laguna
February 13, 2026
With the sad passing of Mark Chamberlain, we have lost another indelible link to Laguna’s cultural legacy in the 1960’s as a place of expanded consciousness. Mark arrived at the tail end of the decade – 1970 and straight from Vietnam – and he literally landed at the cosmic Christmas Happening in the Canyon (where […]
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Laguna Talks with Hans Rey – Nov 21st, 2024
February 13, 2026
Hans Rey: Laguna Beach’s Mountain Biking Legend Shares His Story Hans “No Way” Rey’s journey to becoming one of Laguna Beach’s most celebrated mountain biking ambassadors began in 1987 when he was just 20 years old [3:09]. A young German trials rider, Hans was invited to America by a friend living in Corona del Mar who […]
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The LAF Awards
April 4, 2025
Laguna LAFs and Cheers at the First Annual Laguna Achievement Festival In a town known for its deep roots in creativity, community, and a little bit of mischief, we at KXFM Radio were beyond thrilled to host the Laguna Achievement Festival (LAF Awards). This wasn’t just another event—we rolled out the red-carpet to honor the […]
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KX News October by KXFM
October 11, 2024
Greetings Radio People! The wait is over.. Your monthly KXFM Newsletter has arrived. *applause *applause Jinkies! Is it already October? As we head into Spooky season we wanted to give you a quick recap of the happenings over the past few weeks since we re-launched. We had a stellar turn out fitted with a velvet rope and […]
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