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Home My WebLink About091622 🎶 KPTZ Spotlight 🪗 September 16-30_ 2022 📻________________________________ ALERT: BE CAUTIOUS This email originated outside the organization. Do not open attachments or click on links if you are not expecting them. ________________________________ What's Going On at Your Community Radio Station, KPTZ View this email in your browser <https://mailchi.mp/kptz/kptz-spotlight-aug1-1367819?e=eba4e3a8b6> <https://mcusercontent.com/6df05bfd2eaa0ab6bf92aa5cf/images/217ee40d-afcd-5ce5-7d75-2c27925cbbc3.jpg> What’s Fresh on the KPTZ Airwaves September 16-30, 2022 JOB LISTINGS <https://mcusercontent.com/6df05bfd2eaa0ab6bf92aa5cf/images/151a2ab8-ba7d-6cd8-f234-efa5659b510b.jpg> KPTZ SEEKS UNDERWRITING COORDINATOR This open position will handle underwriting sales, client relations, and involvement in station fundraisers. The KPTZ Underwriting Coordinator will be a key member of the KPTZ staff and volunteer family. Job description and application instructions <https://kptz.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6df05bfd2eaa0ab6bf92aa5cf&id=7fb573b8e0&e=eba4e3a8b6> KPTZ BOOKKEEPER NEEDED KPTZ now seeks a part-time Bookkeeper to handle station financials, estimate average 2 hours a week. Job description and application instructions <https://kptz.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6df05bfd2eaa0ab6bf92aa5cf&id=b9c60f55bd&e=eba4e3a8b6> KPTZ encourages applicants from the LGBTQA and BIPOC communities. COMMUNITY EVENT <https://kptz.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6df05bfd2eaa0ab6bf92aa5cf&id=9ad84f5ac5&e=eba4e3a8b6> In collaboration with Paul Rogers and the East Jefferson County Rotary Club, KPTZ is pleased to CoPresent the Squeezin’ for a Reason Accordion Festival <https://kptz.us10.list-manage.com/track/click? u=6df05bfd2eaa0ab6bf92aa5cf&id=283ff492f0&e=eba4e3a8b6> , raising funds for Ukrainian Disaster Relief and the Community Wellness Project <https://kptz.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6df05bfd2eaa0 ab6bf92aa5cf&id=96465ee906&e=eba4e3a8b6> . Five bands including Those Darn Accordions will perform, and five accordions will be raffled off. And there will be pies! At Finnriver, on Saturday, September 24 from 4-8pm, and Sunday, September 25th from 1-8pm. ONGOING PROGRAMS FRIDAY THE BUZZY DONAHUE SHOW 9-11am Good old Rock and Roll. Turn it up or turn it off. COMMUNITY TIDES with Chris Bricker Friday 12:10-12:30pm Community Tides comes to you twice each month, with cohosts Chris Bricker and Siobhan Canty, president and CEO of Jefferson Community Foundation. We join special guests to discuss fresh ideas, new developments and new paradigms as we travel into the months ahead. September 16 Chris and Siobhan join musician extraordinaire Paul Rogers for a special visit. Rogers explains why he’s bringing Those Darn Accordions and special musical guests back to Finnriver on September 24 and 25. Paul’s the epitome of what our community’s style of fundraising looks like! Why should we be surprised? September 23 We had so much fun with Paul, we thought we’d bring him back again on the eve of his fundraising weekend to benefit the Community Wellness Project and Ukraine. OUR WORKING WATERFRONT with host Chris Bricker Friday 12:10-12:30pm September 30 In this reprise airing, co-host Eron Berg, Port of Port Townsend’s Director, joins KPTZ’s Chris Bricker to give us a monthly update from Our Working Waterfront. Then we pay a visit to Pete Langley at the Port Townsend Foundry, whose specialty is bronze marine hardware. Pete gives us a behind-the-scenes tour. WORDSONGS with DJWAS (Ward Serrill) Friday 1-3pm WordSongs is dedicated to good lyrics, no matter the style. ROOTS & TWANG hosted by Karen Anderson Friday 3-5pm Roots & Twang is your weekly dose of Country, Roots, and Americana music, with a dash of the classics. Hosted by Karen Anderson, the Truck Driver’s Daughter, you'll hear a diverse mix of artists from every corner of the country music genre. Tune in to discover new artists and get your twang on! FREESPIN hosted by Ron McElroy Friday 5-7pm Get onboard with FreeSpin host Ron McElroy (aka "Good Rockin' Daddy") for a 2-hour ride around the Funky, Bluesy, and Rockin' neighborhood. We'll visit R & B City, Funkytown, Rock Island, and Bluesville to sample from the diverse menu that is sure to get you movin' and groovin'. And just for kicks we will periodically dive into New Orleans' finest funk and the rhythmic beats of Jamaica. September 16 I will expand upon Dalana's theme of sixties hits, specifically exploring rhythm and blues from the sixties and early seventies on FreeSpin from 5 until 7pm. September 30 I will be celebrating my birthday with friends. But don't fret, I have prepared a FreeSpin Party Show for you! Put on your High-Heeled Sneakers, Mama, cuz we're steppin’ out tonite. Let's rock a little! Enjoy. SONG CLUB RADIO HOUR with host Joel Myers & friends Friday 10-11pm Song Club Radio Hour is a show where participants are given a randomly selected song title along with a combination of three prompts and parameters. Using these guidelines, they have one week to write and record a song. Host Joel Myers compiles all the submissions and the resulting show is a magical potluck of songs and sounds no one has ever heard before! SATURDAY PLUGGED IN PLANET with Susan Bublitz 9-11am Time to rewind … with vintage KPTZ programming. It's Plugged-In Planet! This is where the world’s ancient music collides with modern studio wizardry, all expressed in a deluge of grooves, tunes and little ditties. Be prepared to have your hair blown back! Music that spans the globe. THE BLUE ROOM with C-Dub Saturday 11pm-Midnight Only the most premium electronic music from the 90s and into the future on Saturdays, late night. Tune in for downtempo, ambient, house, techno, breaks, dub, and beyond. To learn more, check out this KPTZ interview with C-Dub <https://kptz.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6df05bfd2eaa0ab6bf92aa5cf&id=c9b2b1ee69&e=eba4e3a8b6> . SUNDAY PROGRESSIVE TRACKS with Mike “ProgTracks” Pollack Sunday 5-6am and Mo <https://mcusercontent.com/6df05bfd2eaa0ab6bf92aa5cf/images/679e9d32-321f-9518-5097-f90e6cd1784c.jpg> nday 9-10pm Mike has been playing “All the music your spouse can’t stand” for over 9 years now. You’ll hear what’s new in the world of Progressive Rock, with a touch of Fusion, Psych/Space, Avant, and Desert/Doom thrown into his aural stew. Shows often feature “Golden Tracks Albums” which, of course, will be from 1972 throughout this year! September 18 / 19 Show #483 – “What is Progressive, Anyway?" You'll not get any answers from Mike...but you will get some excellent music and even some local concert announcements. This show also celebrates the 50th anniversary of one of the best progressive rock albums of all time, with an epic-length track. September 25 / 26 Show #484 – “Still Cookin'..." Mike is busy collecting the ingredients for this one, but he promises it'll be tasty. UNLACED STRINGS Sunday 10am-12noon September 18 Robin Ditzler presents her own mix of classical music favorites and fun facts, concluding her series as the summer host of Unlaced Strings. September 25 Gail Pruitt returns as program, host following Robin’s summer series. BOOKLOVERS’ CAFÉ hosted by Cris Wilson Alternate Tuesdays and repeats the following Sunday, both 12:30-1pm September 18 Jonathan Evison has been assessing America through novels about working-class folks — home health aides, lawn workers. His 2011 novel West of Here seems most in companionship with his latest, Small World. Both are sprawling sagas with dual timelines that follow late-19th-century westerners and their contemporary descendants. Small World opens with a train accident in 2019. The engineer, Walter Bergen, has had a perfect record until this, the final run of his career. The train, heading to Seattle, is “hurtling toward the unavoidable” — both the inevitable crash and, for Walter, an increasing awareness of that final movement in our lives. As ever an enjoyable conversation about engaging characters. CLASS REUNION with DJ host Jerry Osborne Sunday 2-3 pm September 18 1951 Class Reunion September 25 1961 Class Reunion CATS IN OUR LAPS with host Phil Andrus Sunday 7-10pm Cats in Our Laps is a radio variety show which features live and recorded music, interviews, and readings. Each week host Phil Andrus brings in a guest artist or two, sometimes into the KPTZ studio but more often on Zoom. Appearing on each show is Cats’ in Our Laps Poet Laureate Deborah Kate Hammond, a marvelous curator and reader of poetry, and Al Latham, who reads the tea leaves we call the “weather forecast”. September 18 Cats in Our Laps this Sunday, produced by Alex Henley, is from the Tossed Salad archives. In the bowl is the Kings of Mongrel Folks — two northwest folk notables, featuring Mark Graham on harmonica, vocals and witty songs and Orville Johnson on steel guitar and vocals. Also Tossed in are Sylvia Herold and Chuck Ervin, who came to Port Townsend from their home in northern California. Before there was Music 2 Drink Coffee 2 on KPTZ, there was Choro, the Music and the People, an hour of Tossed Salad each month hosted by Al Bergstein. As he does on Cats in Our Laps, Don White reads a short story, this week being “Tennessee’s Partner”, by Bret Harte. September 25 For the first Cats in Our Laps for autumn 2022, Alex Henley has chosen Tossed Salad programs from October 2013 to feature songwriter, vocalist, and cellist Jamie Sieber and local jazz guitarists Chuck Easton and Jim Oliver. Nancy McDaniel talks of her then-new book A Sound Defense, about military bases in the Pacific Northwest; author and wood artist Jim Tolpin describes his then-recent book By Hand and Eye, and the late Catherine McNabb reads Ray Bradbury’s “Anthem Sprinter”. MONDAY MUSIC FROM THAT CARDBOARD BOX with host Donn Trethewey 8-11am September 19 You'll be able to hear something very possibly never heard on KPTZ, or any other station lately — a (short) part of Olivier Messiaen's Quartet for the End of Time. Perfect fare for a lazy Monday morning, huh? Tune in and find out. And, of course, the “usual” stuff from Mussorgsky to Miles Davis and, just maybe, Martin Denny? ATTENTION, PLEASE! Monday 12-12:30pm, repeats at 5pm and again the following Saturday at 12noon KPTZ presents Attention Please! to draw the attention of all of us to the good work being done towards a better informed and more resilient community. September 19 / 24 Quilcene Schools Superintendent Frank Redmon and his colleagues in Count Me in for Quilcene discuss how the failure of their school bond has given rise to volunteers constructing improvements on the school campus and village-wide. Hosted by Phil Andrus. September 26 On Sunday, September 11, a totem pole created by the Lummi Tribal Nation’s House of Tears Carvers bound for the Clean Energy Justice Convergence in Pittsburgh gathering, being hosted by the U.S. Department of Energy on September 21-23, was parked in the north parking lot at the Quimper Unitarian Universalist Fellowship for a send-off ceremony. KPTZ Newsman Steve Evans was there. INTERSTELLAR UNDERWEAR with host DJ Mars Monday 3-5pm <https://mcusercontent.com/6df05bfd2eaa0ab6bf92aa5cf/images/d406ce57-000d-d3cf-a41e-488ccc89725c.jpg> Join DJ Mars for a trip around the rock ’n roll galaxy with garage, classic, punk and psychedelic rock, new wave and any other interesting space junk he finds. And if you’re into killer cover versions, he’s “Got Ya Covered” with his weekly exploration of this far-out corner of the galaxy. RECLAIMED with host Jarrett Martineau Monday 7-8pm Reclaimed explores the many worlds of contemporary Indigenous music. From traditional songs and acoustic sounds to Native hip-hop, R&B, and the dancefloor-filling beats of electric powwow. Reclaimed, hosted by Jarrett Martineau, is a one-hour soundtrack to the Indigenous Next Wave: a new generation of artists reclaiming their culture through music and song. Brought to you by CBC Music, Native Voice One & KPTZ. FROM THE KITCHEN TABLE with Robert Sarazin Blake Monday 8-9pm Hatched during lockdown, the show is based in Bellingham and is taped live through an online video platform. Each week Robert Sarazin Blake invites esteemed musical guests from near and far to and share their music from their respective kitchen tables. Enjoy an hour of song sharing and conversation. TUESDAY MORNING ON THE SALISH with Chris Bricker 9:30-11am We cover the Waterfront with great music at 91.9 FM on the radio dial, and streaming the World Wide Web at kptz.org. Brew up a cup, and join Chris Bricker, Mermaid Keri and the Whales, for a morning of musical surprises. And who knows? Maybe a surprise guest now and then! Tune in every Tuesday, from the galley table, by a cozy fire, or out there at the worksite. Our home is your home. Welcome to Morning on the Salish! EVERYBODY CAN with host Missy Nielsen Alternating Tuesdays (with reprise t <https://mcusercontent.com/6df05bfd2eaa0ab6bf92aa5cf/images/ada9fa0d-ae8b-31cc-798e-2895825f9df4.jpg> he following week on Thursday), 12:10-12:30pm Everybody Can explores the challenges, hopes, and heartwarming moments that inform the volunteers and non-profit organizations in Jefferson and Clallam County. OUR TOWN with host Maryanne McNellis Alternating Tuesdays and repeats the following Sunday, both 12:30-1pm <https://mcusercontent.com/6df05bfd2eaa0ab6bf92aa5cf/images/fe3793aa-3be3-1ba8-4c80-30c0c990e8be.jpg> September 20 / 25 Maryanne interviews Dr. Liza Mathias, who runs Uptown Dental in PT. She’s a true local, born and raised here. She was torn between art and science when she was in college. After a few years in dead-end, entry-level jobs in Seattle, a friend suggested dentistry might be her answer. Among those she consulted for career advice was Dr. Steven Scharf, her dentist since she was 3 years old. He was extremely enthusiastic. In fact, when she graduated from dental school he wanted her to join him in practice in Port Townsend. A few years later she bought him out — becoming the only female running a dental practice here. Dr. Mathias sees dentistry as the perfect union of art and science. She can be positively lyrical about shaping a crown just right. She views each mouth as an artistic challenge. Sculptors sometimes say they can see the shape that can emerge from inside a block of stone. This dentist believes in the potential beauty in the shapes and fit of teeth. BOOKLOVERS’ CAFÉ hosted by Cris Wilson Alternate Tuesdays and repeats the following Sunday, both 12:30-1pm September 27 In this reprise airing, Cris Wilson interviews Linnea Patrick and Michael Bunnell about Local History. Linnea is a life-long historian and librarian currently writing a monthly local history column for the Peninsula Daily News. Michael has written a fun treatment of the famous San Juan Islands Pig War, called “The Friendly Little War of Lyman Cutler.” RHYTHM CONNECTION with host Robert Ambrose Tuesday 1-3pm Rhythm Connection transports listeners to cultures around the world, through incredibly diverse music from the African diaspora. Since its 1993 inception in Alaska, Robert has presented fresh music every week to make you dance or bring you solace, or both. DEEPER BLUES hosted by Chicago Bob Longmire Tuesday 7-8pm Deeper Blues is a time set aside for an in-depth focus on various aspects of blues culture: performers, styles, social issues and more, with about 2/3 music and 1/3 stories of background and context. Every week we focus on a different performer or topic for an hour to enjoy learning more of this uniquely American culture. In the next few weeks we’ll go “rolling up the river” toward Chicago, starting in the south with some blue gumbo. September 20 New Orleans Blues with Dr. John, Professor Longhair, Snooks Eaglin, James Booker, Fats Domino, and more. September 27 Swamp Blues, still hanging around the bayous, with the Louisiana Playboys, Clifton Chenier, Savoy, Doucet, Jerry Reed, Tony Joe White, Tuba Skinny, Beausoleil and like that. JAZZ NOTES hosted by Bill Mercier Tuesday 8-10pm <https://mcusercontent.com/6df05bfd2eaa0ab6bf92aa5cf/images/cf7ebf3f-5097-4655-756c-f0a4cac25976.jpg> September 20 We’ll hear from jazz legends like Oscar Pettiford, Jimmy Giuffre, and Sonny Rollins. But we’ll also listen to lesser known artists like Bud Freeman, Tomasz Dabrowski, and Bob Brookmeyer. We’ll also be doing our usual “What’s New?” feature. This week the spotlight is on vocalist Roberta Brenza who’ll be doing three from her new release, It’s My Time to Color Now. September 27 We’ve got a nice organ piece from Joey DeFrancesco and great keys from Herbie Hancock as well as Art Tatum and some nice sax work from Sam Rivers, Dexter Gordon, and Frank Morgan, exciting newer stuff from Kamasi Washington, Rodney Whitaker and the LRK Trio, outstanding guitar from Wes Montgomery and John Scofield and much more. Our “What’s New?” feature for this week takes a look at trombonist Ben Patterson who’ll be doing three from his new release, The Way of the Groove. WEDNESDAY MUSIC2DRINKCOFFEE2 with Al Bergstein 8-9:30am Wake up to the sounds of Brazil! Wednesday mornings 8-9:30 Al Bergstein brings you Music2DrinkCoffee2, an acoustic musical tour of Brazil's best choro, samba, bossa, forro, indigenous music and more. Featuring music from Brazil along with Brazilian influenced musicians from around the world. Al features new work launching each week along with historic versions & background on what you are hearing. With marine weather and occasional guest artists. THE BUZZY DONAHUE SHOW Wednesday 1-3pm Features new to me music BROADWAY SHOWTIME hosted by Don White Wednesday 3-4pm, repeating Sundays 1-2pm September 18 Irving Berlin Medley (encore) September 21 / 25 How to Succeed (encore) September 28 Lerner and Lower Medley (encore) <https://mcusercontent.com/6df05bfd2eaa0ab6bf92aa5cf/images/e83e7fcc-35c3-1472-867f-f0e7bfce1054.jpg> MUSIC TO MY EARS with Dalana Wednesday 4-5pm with encore Saturday 1-2pm Incredible music you grew up with or grew to love! VINYL VILLAGE with DJ host Jerry Osborne Wednesday 7-8pm September 21 One hour of 22 pop songs, each of which is definitely about the heavenly stars. September 28 We conclude the month by presenting the first Top 10 hit by each C&W artist. RETRO COCKTAIL HOUR with Darrel Brogdon Wednesday 8-10pm An eclectic way to enjoy your Wednesday night. Here you'll find vintage recordings from the dawn of the Hi-Fi Era — imaginative, light-hearted (and sometimes light-headed) pop stylings designed to underscore everything from the backyard barbecue to the high-tech bachelor pad. Darrell Brogdon serves up two hours of incredibly strange music! The Retro Cocktail Hour comes to KPTZ from Kansas Public Radio. THURSDAY BLUES JOURNEY with host Taylor Clark 1-3pm September 22 Taylor returns to the 91.9FM airwaves, from sailing the Salish Sea and discovering his inner spiritual pirate. MIDLIFE CRISIS DANCE PARTY with Ray Serebrin Thursday 3-5pm Channeling Albert Einstein’s rebellious younger brother D’Artagnan Einstein, we offer an exploration of the time-space continuum with an emphasis on time and space, and continuums and poetry. Stories, the Worst Song of the Week, your poems, and diverse music to agitate and convulse dancers will be on offer. No content on midlife, crises, or parties will be presented. No masks, shirts, shoes or clothing of any type is required. Warning: This show is an acquired taste. [MLCDP graphic is attached] RÁDIO KILOMBO with hosts DJs David Bonobo and Brazil Nut <https://mcusercontent.com/6df05bfd2eaa0ab6bf92aa5cf/images/f18c1232-412d-a42a-ca7f-7d88a51f1349.jpg> Thursday 9-10pm Here you find the Earth’s finest collection of seductive African and Afro-Latin grooves. The selections are three parts club culture, one part roots culture, and all parts positive. Join us for our weekly convocation, hear the story of the rhythms, and let the music stir your soul! September 15 DJ David BoNobO spent formative years of his childhood in the 1970s growing up in the Southern California town of Lake Elsinore — a place known for its skydiving/hang gliding subculture and Hell's Angels rallies. It was also a place with a majority Mexican and Chicano population where lowriders were the pride and joy of many local residents. He'll be going back to those roots to explore the music connected to Lowrider Culture. September 22 Forró! A musical genre, a rhythm, a dance, a great party. DJ Brazil Nut is bringing all that to the airwaves at 9pm sharp. Vem dançar comigo! September 29 DJ David BoNobO is back with more music from Lowrider Culture — more great Chicano music and music beloved by Chicanos as reflected in the culture that surrounds Lowriders. LOCAL NEWS PROGRAMMING KPTZ LOCAL NEWS Tuesday through Friday 12 noon and repeating at 5pm The KPTZ’s Local News Crew: Jim Burke / Tuesday, Casey Dolan / Wednesday, Simon Jaynes / Thursday, and Ann Katzenbach / Friday bring you the latest information and commentary. Each of these broadcasts is available shortly afterwards for streaming, at kptz.org <https://kptz.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6df05bfd2eaa0ab6bf92aa5cf&id=6ba8adabfb&e=eba4e3a8b6> . PUBLIC HEALTH UPDATES from Weekly BOCC Meetings Monday 9:45-10:15am September 19 / 26 Weekly Public Health Briefing are held on Mondays. KPTZ broadcasts live from the Jefferson County Board of County Commissioners to provide you with their weekly public health and emergency preparedness reports. Tune in to hear the latest information and guidance in response to the COVID-19 pandemic, and on the Monkeypox virus response. You may submit your public health questions to Dr. Allison Berry and to Willie Bence by emailing contactus@kptz.org <mailto:contactus@kptz.org> . Please send your questions by Fridays at noon to be answered at the following week’s BOCC meeting. Archived recording will be available for streaming later that day, via kptz.org <https://kptz.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6df05bfd2eaa0ab6bf92aa5cf&id=e295c46bd5&e=eba4e3a8b6> . BREWOCRACY NOW Thursday 12:30-12:55pm Taylor returns on September 22 from sailing aboard Loon these past 6 weeks. He and PT City Manager John Mauro will be taking your questions, live! Use these convenient ways to participate in the dialog: 1. By email in advance to JMauro@cityofpt.us <mailto:JMauro@cityofpt.us> 2. By Zoom Meeting using meeting ID: 872 1438 1087 And, in case you can’t tune in live, you can hear the archived podcast later that day at kptz.org <https://kptz.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6df05bfd2eaa0ab6bf92aa5cf&id=a325f5edaa&e=eba4e3a8b6 > . KPTZ ENTERTAINMENT CALENDAR Thursday 8pm and Friday & Saturday 10am and 4pm (and included on Monday-Thursday Community Calendars) Local entertainment event listings are highlighted. To submit an upcoming event, please send email to entertainment@kptz.org <mailto:entertainment@kptz.org> by one week ahead of the scheduled airdate. KPTZ COMMUNITY CALENDAR Monday through Friday 8 am, 12 noon, and at 5pm (Except Monday at 5:30pm and Friday at 7pm) Tune in for listings of local events. To submit an upcoming event, please email calendar@kptz.org <mailto:calendar@kptz.org> by one week ahead of the scheduled event date. Guidelines <https://kptz.us10.list-manage.com/track/click?u=6df05bfd2eaa0ab6bf92aa5cf&id=ac49785fb0&e=eba4e3a8b6> ARCHIVED MUSIC SHOWS Many KPTZ programs are archived for 2 weeks following their original broadcast date (limited by music licensing regulations), so you can listen on demand. KPTZ Program Archive <https://kptz.us10.list -manage.com/track/click?u=6df05bfd2eaa0ab6bf92aa5cf&id=391c0a8d86&e=eba4e3a8b6> The audio player appears above the specific program information and / or playlist. PODCASTS Did you know that many of KPTZ's weekly news and public affairs programs are now available as listen-on-demand podcasts through KPTZ's website? 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