In an era of brutish, childish and highly polarized political behavior, a pair of upcoming public affairs programs demonstrates how KVMR 89.5 FM is working to cross the current political divide. “Do you really think political parties will agree on anything, especially during the fifth consecutive year of the California drought?” he asked. MUSICAL DIVIDE GETS CROSSEDAt the same time, KVMR crosses a bit of a musical divide this Friday night as well. It’ll be the first live hip hop performance KVMR has broadcast in many years, perhaps the very first ever. Featured is the Underground Ohana, a collective of performing artists and music producers from Hawaii and California dedicated to the preservation of hip hop and indigenous culture.