This Week on Panhandle Community Radio
Here is what’s airing this week, February 10-14, 2025, 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, February 10: The Community Character Hour features guest Tony Lewis, president of the Coeur Du Deluge chapter of the Ice Age Floods Institute, talking about the cataclysmic floods that shaped our landscape 15,000 years ago.
TUESDAY, February 11: Phil Hough Hosts two interivews this morning – chatting with John Hastings of the SHS Outdoor Adventure Club about the International Wildlife Film Festival; Then talking about “The Sled Hill” Short Film Premier with Marcy Timblin of the Kaniksu Land Trust and Tanner French, the film’s producer.
WEDNESDAY, February 12: First, talking to High School students Ruby and Max and teacher Erika Hayes about the Idaho Youth in Philanthropy Project. Then, Joyce Jowdy of the East Bonner County Library is in the studio to talk about this month’s Natural Connections program.
THURSDAY, February 13: Mack Diebel, general manager at The Hive is in to talk about what’s coming up at the venue as the Sandpoint Winter Carnival begins. Then talking with the Kinnikinnick Native Plant Society about some special plant-related activites on the agenda.
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.
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