Marty Durlin
Former General Manager 2019-2024A pioneer in community radio, Marty Durlin came to KZYX after serving as manager of KZMU in Moab UT. Her longest tenure was at KGNU in Boulder CO, where she helmed the station for more than 20 years, cofounded the Grassroots Radio Conference and served as chair of the National Federation of Community Broadcasters, the Pacifica National Board, and the Rocky Mountain Community Radio Coalition. Also a print and radio journalist and a musical playwright, Durlin has spent her career in community media and community theatre. To reach her, email marty@kzyx.org.
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Local NewsNathaniel Smith was at one time "known to every man, woman and child on the coast," according to an early account of his life. Born in Baltimore, Maryland, as a free person, he arrived in Mendocino on a whaling ship in 1851 as a young man. The Kelley House Museum is currently showing an exhibit chronicling his life, along with a timeline of historical events that affected him as a person of color. -
Local NewsThe Kelley House Museum put together a sold-out "Murder She Wrote" Festival to commemorate the popular mystery series starring the late Angela Lansbury. The series was partially filmed in Mendocino. -
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E-Newsletter Spring 2022 article by Marty Durlin -
Local NewsKZYX Building Project Manager Alexis Vincent talks about what it takes to track a project from start to finish. -
Local NewsKZYX Board President Tom Dow describes how the station made the decision to move, and how 390 West Clay Street in Ukiah was chosen as the new studio location. -
Renovation project begins at new studios on Clay Street in Ukiah, and Building Fund launches in the new year. -
Local NewsCoastal resident Cindi Jo Wooley has been quilting for about two decades, and recently plied her trade to sew the image of an audio file into a KZYX design. -
Local NewsJim Culp reports on good news for residents of The Woods, a community of elders in Little River, who scrambled during Covid restrictions to organize and… -
Local NewsJim Culp ponders the end of local dialing as we've come to know it.
