Save KLSD, LLC will donate a $1 for each copy sold to a Media Reform group: Common Cause, New Media Rights, and FreePress.net.

Narrated by broadcasters Jon Elliott and Bree Walker, the film includes Bill Moyers and Phil Donahue; progressive talk hosts Stacy Taylor, Amy Goodman, Ed Schultz, Thom Hartmann, Randi Rhodes, Cenk Uygur, and David Shuster; FCC Commissioners Jon Adelstein and Michael Copps; MSNBC's Richard Wolffe; former Obama administration official Van Jones; authors/professors Marjorie Cohn and Eric Klinenberg; Common Cause CEO Bob Edgar; co-founders of media reform group FreePress.net Robert McChesney and John Nichols, also of The Nation, local activists Barbara Cummings, Joan Little and musician Charlie Imes; local notables Congressman Bob Filner, San Diego Council Member Marti Emerald, Channel 10's J.W. August, and Voice of San Diego's Andrew Donohue.  

DVD EXTRAS: Full interviews with John Nichols, Cenk Uygur, & Robert McChesney, plus trailer for Broadcast Blues. 

Why should we care that the mass media has been deregulated and is owned overwhelmingly by a handful of large corporations? Because concentration of ownership in a few hands threatens competition and the diversity and localism of content. Find out more — watch the preview of Save KLSD, a documentary film about the grassroots activism to save San Diego's progressive talk radio KLSD/AM1360, the lack of local, diverse content on our airwaves across America and the efforts to ensure broadcasters meet their public interest responsibilities. For updates, go to Save KLSD's co-producer Jennifer Douglas's media reform blog.