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KPTZ Spotlight
Concerts in the Woods
Laurel B. Johnson Community Center
923 Hazel Point Road
Coyle, WA 98376.
Saturday, Aug. 1st at 3 p.m.
Folk/Americana Singer/Songwriters Jaspar Lepak and Avery Hill team up outdoors in Coyle. Jaspar's music is shaped by the places she has called home—Tucson, Seattle, Durban, and Minneapolis.
Known for her clear, pure voice and deep attention to the natural world, her songs are bravely honest, tender, and sometimes playfully defiant.
Avery's music is known for her thoughtful lyrics, intricate melodies, and her warm, engaging presence. Her songs reflect on everyday humanity, finding remarkable insight in the simplest
of stories. On stage, she sings these stories with a voice that is at once both wise and curious, and with a musical style both pleasant and intriguing to the ear.
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Concerts at the Dock
Thursdays from 5 - 7 PM at Pope Marine Plaza. Admission is FREE
On summer evenings at Pope Marine Plaza, the Port Townsend waterfront fills with music, laughter, and neighbors coming together. Concerts on the Dock is a beloved tradition that brings
our community and visitors in Downtown Port Townsend together to celebrate summer by the sea.
Uncle Funk & The Dope 6:
Thursday, August 6⋅5:00 – 7:00pm
Uncle Funk & The Dope 6 brings the ultimate dance party to the dock. With a full horn section, deep grooves, and nonstop funk, soul, and R&B hits, they keep the energy high and the dance
floor packed from start to finish.
Marmalade:
Thursday, August 13⋅5:00 – 7:00pm
Marmalade delivers a smooth blend of pop, rock, and soul with rich vocals and feel-good grooves. Their sound is vibrant and polished, making them a perfect soundtrack for a summer evening
by the water.
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KPTZ Co-Presents
Jamaician Independence Day
Sunday, August 2, 4-7PM
Finn River
Chefs Natalie Evans and Carlington Noble to the Finnriver Kitchen will be preparing a special Jamaican dish (meat or vegan option) for Jamaican Independence Day, along with Finn River’s
annual Orchard Vibrations celebration with live reggae music by Lion of Judah band.
Sway Wild
Thursday, August 6⋅7:30 – 10:00pm
Quilcene Lantern
Sway Wild’s infectious sound explores the corners of rock, pop, funk, worldbeat, and folk, but at its nucleus it is undeniably a music full of joy. It can squeeze the heart in your chest,
it can draw tears from your eyes, and it can force you to get up and move your body; over and over, it somehow manages to do all three at once.
Dead Bars//Amusement//Quitting Time
Friday, August 7⋅7:00 – 11:00pm
Quilcene Lantern
Another in the summer punk series from the Quilcene Lantern, this triple PNW showcase will remind you that after 50 years, punk is here to stay.
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Upcoming On Air Programming
Board of County Commissioners (BOCC) public health and safety report
Monday August 3, 9:45AM
Listeners may submit questions to Dr. Allison Berry and Willie Bence by sending email to contactus@kptz.org by Friday, July 31 at noon
County Connections will return on August 7th at 12:30 when Jim Burke will be joined by a county commissioner cohost and guest!
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A Journey Along the
Silk Road
Tuesdays at 5:15 Fridays at 12:15
with Bill Porter
Episode 134: August 4 & 7
We’re in Xinjiang Province, far
above the people’s end of
Heaven Lake. It took us 2 1/2 hours to
get here on horseback, and we were in no hurry to leave these beautiful
meadows and mountain streams. On the way back there was some kind of
quiet competition between our
mounts. They were amazing horses for whom the word stumble didn’t exist!
Episode 135:August 11 & 14
Our Kazakh hosts have just woken us up, fired up our stove, and brought
us some fresh mare’s milk. We walked outside and watched the morning
mist lift its veil from the lake. We asked our hosts why no one was fishing,
and they told us that visitors were not allowed to catch fish because the
lake has been designated a wildlife preserve.
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Roots and Branches
Sundays 3-5PM
Jon Kertzer
Sunday, August 2 Roots and Branches features an interview with Brazilian 7-string guitarist Marcello Goncalves-- he was in Port Townsend for the Jazz week with his partner clarinetist
Anat Cohen. He talks about his music and we hear his recordings with Anat Cohen as well as a new solo recording yet to be released.
Monday, August 3, Boxed Chocolates. 1-3PM with Jon Kertzer as guest host. A focus on the late sixties, featuring many of the groups and artists that Jon in live performances around
New York City (and later around Boston and Providence) in his teenage years. This included notable guitarists Jimi Hendrix, Jeff Beck, Eric Clapton with Cream, Jimmy Page with the Yardbirds,
and the best in West Coast rock, great blues performers, many of the best English bands and much more.
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Cats in Our Laps
Sundays at 7 PM
With Phil Andrus
The August 2 Cats in Our Laps will put Autumn Sutton at the reader’s podium. Joining us on Zoom from Oakland is Shira Cion, longtime member and Executive Artist Director of the women’s
ensemble Kitka. Shira is bringing selections from Kitka’s newest album, Kolo.
On August 9, your herder of Cats cannot tell you who will stand at the reader’s podium but what he does know is that Ruby Fitch is the very much welcome DJ for two hours, starting at
8:00. If you enjoyed Ruby’s Beach Rubble and Ruby’s Beach Rumble, and her past visits to Cats in Our Laps, you will tune in for sure. If you’re new to KPTZ, then you will be introduced
to one of radio’s most exceptional jockier of discs.
Radio Cascadia
Wednesdays at 8PM
Host DJ Douglas Furr
August 5
Songs about Vices, mostly involving drinking. Nearly 10% of country song titles involve liquor, and there’s no shortage of similar songs from PNW artists. On this show, you’ll hear
songs from Brandi Carlile, Abakis, Jack Dwyer, and Loretta Lynn (who started her musical career in WA). It’s 5 o’clock somewhere, but its at 8PM for Radio Cascadia.
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The Playlist
Mondays 9:30-11AM
DJ Jim B
Musically, DJ Jim B. will explore the real summer of AUGUST and the meteor showers that peak at the end of July and beginning of August but continue through the first half of the month-
think Bowie, Ball Boy, Beatles, Bach and Summertime Hits!
Profile: DJ Kani-ma
Near and Far Tuesdays 9:30-11am
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DJ Kani-ma spins Near and Far – featuring multi-cultural, folk, and ethnic music from around the world, local musicians, and musicians that have passed through our very own Port Townsend
– many of whom she has seen perform live.
Kani-ma has had her ears tuned into radio all of her life and was inspired in her early years by Tom Donahue at KSAN in San Francisco (coincidentally the father of fellow DJ Buzzy Donahue),
KPFA in Berkeley, and KUT in Austin. She curates her playlists mostly from her own extensive collection. In her spare time Kani-ma likes to dance, watch films at The Rose Theater, support
the arts, ride her bike, and share the love!
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