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September 15, 2025 by Jack

This Week on Panhandle Community Radio

Here is what’s airing this week, September 1-5, on our live current affairs programs. These local shows air at 8 a.m. every Monday-Friday on 88.5 KRFY Community Radio. Tune in on your trusty radio, or stream them right here!

MONDAY, September 1:
Medical Musings with Dr. JoAnn 
is about the Health Benefits of Yoga, since September is National Yoga Awareness Month. Dr. JoAnn’s guests are Toshi, yoga instructor and Denise Zembryki, yoga practitioner. Did you miss the show? You can listen to the recording here.

TUESDAY, September 2: It’s Garden Life for September, and as the season winds down, the topic is Saving the Harvest with University of Idaho Extension educator Amy Robertson and Suzy Miller, Master Food Safety Advisor. In case you missed it – The recording is available here.

WEDNESDAY, September 3: The Pend Oreille Economic Partnership annual “What’s Happening Up North” economic summit is coming up, and Brent Baker, PEP executive director will give us a preview of what to expect and talk about the local economy. Did you miss the show? You can listen to the recording here.

THURSDAY, September 4: Janine Shepard, Executive Director of the 7B Care Clinic, will talk to Jim and Jack about the Safe Haven Baby Box which was installed at the Bonner County EMS location in Sandpoint this summer.

Also don’t miss on FRIDAY on KRFY:

North Idaho News of the Week airs every Friday with program hosts and journalists from the Sandpoint Reader and Daily Bee dissecting local headlines in a 30-minute review of the biggest local news of the week. Tune in Fridays at 8 a.m. to 88.5 FM… or stream it live, right here on KRFY.org.

Did you miss the live show? Click to hear the Sept 5, 2025 News of the Week.

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September 8, 2025 by Jack

This Week’s Morning Programming

Here is what’s airing this week, September 8-12 on our live current affairs programs. These original local programs air live from our studio at 8 a.m. every Monday-Friday on 88.5 KRFY Community Radio. Set your reminder for 8 a.m. every weekeday … and be sure to tune in on your trusty radio, or stream them right here on KRFY.org!

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Historical Marker for the Wild Horse Trail.

 

MONDAY, September 8: The Community Character Hour is back on the transportation beat, talking this time about the Trail To Gold – the Wild Horse Trail and the steamboats, roads and footpaths that connected the populations in the East and West to the gold fields in Montana and British Columbia. Did you miss the show? You can listen to it here.

TUESDAY, September 9: the Pend Oreille Arts Council and Mattox Farms Productions are up for a significant grant from the Levitt Foundation to fund the Sandpoint Summer Music Series in Farmin Park. Tone Stoltz, Dyno Wahl and Robb Talbott will be in the studio to talk about the 2025 series and what’s in store for the future. Did you miss the show? You can listen to it here.

WEDNESDAY, September 10: The City of Sandpoint Recreation Facilities Supervisor Ryan Wells and Planning and Community Development Director Jason Welker join us to talk aboutchanges for James Russell Sport Center operations and other topics of civic interest. Did you miss the show? You can listen to it here.

THURSDAY, September 11: Kevin Dorin and Mack Deibel are in studio to talk about the Deep Roots Songwriter Showcase coming up at The Hive, featuring music from wide variety of local songwriters. Plus: Ali Baranski, Executive Director of the Festival at Sandpoint, will be in the studio to recap the iconic music series’ 42nd year.

Also don’t miss on FRIDAY on KRFY:

North Idaho News of the Week airs each Friday at 8 a.m. with program hosts and journalists from the Sandpoint Reader and Daily Bee dissecting local headlines in a 30-minute review of the biggest local news of the week. Tune in or stream it live, right here on KRFY.org.

Did you miss this week’s show? Click for the Sept 12, 2025 News of the Week»

Hear recent recorded shows on Spotify:

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On the air TONIGHT!

Tune in at 5:30 p.m. tonight, Sept 12, to hear a recording of the “Save Our Schools” town hall held last night at the Ponderay Events Center. A capacity crowd heard discussion by a local panel on the impact on public schools of the Parental Choice Tax Credit, aka House Bill 93, that was approved this year by the Idaho Legislature. It will  provide $50 million in funding for families who choose to educate their children in private schools. Listen on your radio at 88.5 FM, or click the “Browser Stream” button above to hear it online.

Attend – or listen here!

Don't miss the Little Live Radio Hour at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept 16, with father-daughter duo Maya and Arther Goldblum. Attend in person at the Panida's Little Theater... or tune in to our live broadcast on your radio at 88.5 FM, or stream it right here on KRFY.org. Brought to you by KRFY, the Festival at Sandpoint and the Panida Theater!

Viggo live on the air!

Actor and filmmaker – and part-time local resident – Viggo Mortensen will be a guest DJ Thursday, Sept 11, with a live broadcast 1-3 p.m. PT and a rebroadcast 7-9 p.m. PT Tune in by your radio locally – or click the browser stream button above to listen on your Internet-connected device.

A note on KRFY funding

How has defunding and closure of the Corporation for Public Broadcasting affected KRFY? Our station is funded solely by listeners, supporters and underwriters and has never received funding from the CPB. But some syndicated shows KRFY airs will be affected. The National Federation of Community Broadcasters has prepared a statement on impacts of the CPB closure. Click to read it.
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