Beth Weber, coordinator of the Chamber Music series for the Festival at Sandpoint, joins Jim and Jack Live in Studio as well as pre-recorded telephone interview with the Canna Corda Trio, making their world debut at the Heartwood Center in Sandpoint on November 16. Then, Julie Kallemeyn from the Tuesday Morning Show and KRFY Board of Directors stops by to introduce a popular show making its regional debut on KRFY on November 20th, On Being.

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Wednesday Morning Show hosts Chris and Suzy interviewed Reclaim Idaho's executive director, Rebecca Schroeder about their new ballot measure petition drive, past campaigns, and the mission of Reclaim Idaho.

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Join KRFY Tuesday Morning Show hosts Phil Hough and Julie Kallemeyn in super interview with Author John McCarthy and Idaho Trails Association President Tom Dabrowski. If you are interested in the history of Idaho's vast Selway-Bitterroot Wilderness and the people who worked to manage and preserve it for future generations, this is a not to be missed interview. Listeners will also earn how Idaho Trails Association assists with wilderness trail work today.

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Hannah Combs, Executive Director of the Pend O'Reille Arts Council, joins Jim and Jack once more to preview the upcoming 2019 Performing Arts Series.

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Morning Show hosts Chris Bessler and Suzy Prez brought in the publisher of The Sandpoint Reader, Ben Olson to go over and analyze the results of the 2019 November 5, local election.

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Join KRFY Tuesday Morning Show hosts Phil Hough and Julie Kallemeyn in a highly informative interview with recently retired Idaho Fish and Game Warden Tom Whalen, Senior Officer Dustin Masin, and District Officer Josh Stanley. Listen in to hear about how Fish and game has changed and continues to change. The state's population grows, technology changes how enforcement is conducted, education efforts to maintain a healthy wildlife population in the state. A new catch and release Rainbow Trout record and information on Chronic Wasting Disease efforts and check stations as well.

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Ann Gehring, Vice President, and Emmy Kaiser, Board Member of Bonner Homeless Transitions join Jack and Carrie to talk about the organization and their upcoming 4th Annual Little Black Dress Fundraising Event. Plus, it's Halloween!

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Morning Show hosts Chris Bessler and Suzy Prez present this Local Decision 2019 interview with Lake Pend Oreille School District representatives, CFO Lisa Hals and Superintendent Tom Albertson, who presented an overview of the Continuing Levy ballot question. Additionally candidates for Zone 4 Trustee position, were invited to come in and talk about their views on the issues facing the school district. Geraldine Lewis (incumbent) joined the show and presented her views and issues facing the school district and her reasons for running for Zone 4 Trustee position.

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Join KRFY Tuesday Morning Show hosts Phil Hough and Julie Kallemeyn as we learn about our native bats and dispel common myths. Guests Carrie Hugo, Wildlife Biologist for the Bureau of Land Management and Diane Probasco, US Forest Service Biologist love the 14 Idaho bat species and share with us all the reasons we too should love them and encourage them where we live. They also offer helpful information on how to best to co-exist with our native bats.

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Dr. Foster W. Cline, local author, and Mike Bauer, coordinator of lifelong learning center at the East Bonner County Library join Jim and Jack to talk about an exciting upcoming event at the library and challenge local authors to get writing.

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