In a two-segment show, Sandpoint High juniors Emma Reed and Granya Boyd tell about the upcoming National Model United Nations conference they'll be attending in New York City, and the Sept. 24 International Night fundraiser. In the second segment, talk turns to East Bonner County Library programs for teens and adults with library personnel Mike Bauer and Morgan Gariepy. Hosts are Suzy and Chris.

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Long-distance runner Mike Ehredt of Run 7B and Project America Run joins Phil and Jack in the studio to break down the thousands of miles he's covered on his feet and what he's tried to accomplish with his memorial and trail runs.

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Pete Hicks joins Lonesome Jack to announce the upcoming area debut of internationally renowned musicianPartho Sarothy later in the month and Pete's personal experiences in India and its music. Then Hannah Combs from the Pend O'reille Arts Council has the lineup for their 2016/17 performing arts series.

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Noticed the downtown streets seem a bit torn up? Sandpoint Mayor Shelby Rognstad and City Administrator Jennifer Stapleton talk about the street reversion project that will revert all one-way streets to two-way, the Solar Roadways project at Town Square, planning for City Beach, and more. With host Chris Bessler.

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In a two-topic Morning Show, hosts Phil and Julie talk first about clean roadways with Robin Karsann, statewide volunteer services coordinator for Adopt-A-Highway; and then get the lowdown on upcoming events for Friends Scotchman Peaks Wilderness with Britta Mireley, the group’s assistant program coordinator.

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Jackie Henrion, host of Songs, Voices, Poems on Sunday nights on KRFY and Gerry Warren of the 60s Show join Jim and Jack to talk about Community Radio and what KRFY has to offer throughout the day and night.

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In a two-segment show, hosts Chris and Suzy first talk about nonprofit groups with Bob Over, coordinator of the University of Idaho Non-Profit Leadership Program as well as a local nonprofit director, Shery Meekings of Creations. In the second segment, new school district homeschooling coordinator Melinda Rossman talks about the innovative homeschool support program being offered this year in the Lake Pend Oreille School District.

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Hosts Phil and Julie talk about the young but already much-loved Pend d’Oreille Bay Trail with Michael Spurgin and Stephen Snedden, board members of Friends of Pend d’Oreille Bay Trail.

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In an expanded 90-minute program covering the proposed $55.1 million school plant facilities levy coming up for vote next Tuesday, August 30, hosts Suzy and Chris explore the issue in a two-segment interview. First Schools Superintendent Shawn Woodward and CFO Lisa Hals talk about what the proposed levy will fund and questions concerning it; then in the second segment the discussion turns to the pro and con of the proposal, with discussion by levy supporters Kendon Perry and Matt Diel and opponents Dan Rose and Angelo Lonzisero.

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Hosts Phil and Julie take on two topics, first with hikers and guidebook author Jim and Sandii Mellen, on local hiking adventures and opportunities; and then turn the subject to climate change and local action with the upcoming Lummi Totem Pole visit to town, with Shannon Williamson of Lake Pend Oreille Waterkeepers and Gary Payton, climate change activist.

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