Stephen Kallao is a Morning Host and Imaging Director. He covers a diverse range of topics including arts and entertainment, music, and podcasts, with a particular focus on Latino culture and movies. Stephen’s work has been featured in numerous public radio outlets, including KLCC, KALW, and NPR.
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Stephen Kallao's coverage is primarily focused on music and entertainment news, with a strong emphasis on event coverage and profile features. If you are involved in the music industry or have unique insights into upcoming events, profiles of artists, or trends within the music world (especially related to Americana, folk, rock and roll), your pitch would likely resonate with Stephen.
With a focus on podcasts as well, if you have expertise in podcasting or can provide valuable commentary about podcast-related topics in the context of music and entertainment, it could be an effective angle for outreach to Stephen.
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Learn how veteran rapper Lupe Fiasco collects ideas and how he transforms those ideas into whole worlds
DJ Robert Drake of WXPN walks us through the strange and wonderful world of Christmas music.
By: Stephen Kallao|Kimberly Junod
For their latest album, the Australian rock band took a looser and more collaborative approach to songwriting.
By: Stephen Kallao|Miguel Perez
The trumpeter, record producer and visual artist tells stories from his time at A&R Records, working with the Carpenters and his latest album, 50.
By: Stephen Kallao, Miguel Perez
Herb Alpert released his debut album, The Lonely Bull , in 1962. Forty-nine albums later, the title of his latest record marks the milestone proudly. It's simply titled 50.
By: Stephen Kallao|Miguel Perez
The Toronto band sought the energy of their early days for their first album as a trio.
BETA, the latest album from Peter Cat Recording Co. , is "a collection of stories about the future told 50 years in the past, to make sense of the present, on our only home, planet Earth," the Indian rock band says.
By: Stephen Kallao|Miguel Perez
The musician and founding member of Old Crow Medicine Show put his songwriting chops to the test on Willie Watson.
The musician and founding member of Old Crow Medicine Show put his songwriting chops to the test on Willie Watson.
The guitarist and singer-songwriter delves further into his bluegrass roots on his major-label studio debut.
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