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Online at www.khns.org KHNS Program Guide Jan-March 2016 GRAY = Locally Produced Programming MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT SUN am HEARTS OF MIDNIGHT BEALE STREET SOUND am 12 EARTH SONGS PIANO JAZZ 12 :30 SPACE SPECIAL CARAVAN OPINIONS UNDER :30 am am 1 BBC WORLD NEWS TRAVEL WITH CURRENTS 1 :30 RICK STEVES :30 am am 2 BBC WORLD NEWS 2 :30 :30 am am 3 BBC WORLD NEWS 3 :30 :30 am am 4 MORNING EDITION NPR WEEKEND 4 :30 :30 am am 5 NPR WEEKEND 5 :30 MORNING EDITION :30 6 am 6 am :45 NPR WEEKEND :49 7 am LYNN CANAL MORNING - NPR's Morning Edition plus local and statewide WAIT WAIT 7 am :19 news and updates, hosted by Amanda Randles. Bird Note at 6:30 and 7:30. Local newscast at DON'T TELL BEING :19 :24 6:50 and 7:50am. :24 :45 ME! :45 8 am NPR Newscast 8 am :04 APRN Newscast NPR WEEKEND :06 :08 National Native News :10 :13 :14 9 am SOUND WAVES - MORNING MUSIC & COMMUNITY INFO Includes: Local/Marine Weather 9 am 8:14/9:50am, Listener Personals 8:35/9:35am, Community Calendar 9am, Earth Air & Water Report 9:50am NPR WEEKEND :30 :30 am Left, Right & Center APRN TALK OF NATIVE AMERICA SUNDAY am 10 BACK STORY INVISIBILIA Lynn Canal 10 :30 Rotating Special ALASKA CALLING BAROQUE :30 am Weekend - Radio am 11 WORLD CAFÉ NEW 11 :30 Marketplace DIMENSIONS :30 pm pm 12 BBC NEWSHOUR The Best of Melodies & 12 :30 CAR TALK Memories - Oldies :30 pm Making Contact YOU BET YOUR pm 1 BACK COUNTRY - COUNTRY & WESTERN MUSIC Includes: Listener Personals 1:35pm, 1 :30 Bioneers 1:30pm GARDEN :30 2 pm Local Weather 1:55/2:55pm, NPR Headlines at 2:01/3:01pm, Community Calendar 2pm, Earth Air & Water PRAIRIE TERRA 2 pm :30 Report 2:53pm :30 pm HOME INCOGNITA - pm 3 FLASHBACKS AND FRESH TRACKS - THE HITS, OLD AND NEW 3 :30 COMPANION AMBIENT/WORLD :30 4 pm Includes: Community Calendar 3:30pm, Listener Personals 4:35pm, Earth Air and Water 4:53pm, NPR's WEEKEND ALL THINGS 4 pm :30 Local/Marine Weather 4:55 CONSIDERED :30 5 pm WAIT WAIT FRESH AIR 5 NPR's ALL THINGS CONSIDERED DON'T TELL ME! WEEKEND pm 6 pm KHNS LOCAL NEWS with News Director Jillian Rogers TED Radio GOOD VIBES - 6 pm :13 BBC HEADLINES/NATIONAL NATIVE NEWS/WRITER's ALMANAC Hour Rock from the :14 :30 APRN's ALASKA NEWS NIGHTLY 50's, 60's and :30 pm MARKETPLACE PERFORMANCE DEMOCRACY PERFORMANCE THIS AMERICAN pm 7 RADIOLAB 70's 7 :30 COUNTERSPIN TODAY NOW! TODAY LIFE :30 pm GOOD VIBES/ pm 8 ALL THAT'S ALLEGRO MA WITH STRINGS BLUES SOUL ALTERNATE SALMONBERRY 8 :30 JAM - Roots, jams The Stone Age :30 JAZZ - Bebop NON TROPPO - ATTACHED - FUNK - …R&B, CURRENTS - 9 pm and funky riddims 9 pm and beyond Classical music Folk and acoustic and more! Music new to us LE SHOW :30 :30 10 pm JAZZ NIGHT IN MILLENNIUM THISTLE & PUTUMAYO 10 pm :30 AMERICA OF MUSIC SHAMROCK AMERICAN MOUNTAIN ROCK SCHOOL - WORLD MUSIC :30 pm RELEVANT Rock, punk, metal pm 11 JAZZ PROFILES E-TOWN ROUTES STAGE SNAP JUDGMENT 11 :30 TONES :30 MON TUES WED THURS FRI SAT SUN (907) 766 2020/(907) 983 2853 KHNS Haines Skagway Klukwan 102.3 91.9 FM Contact: [email protected].

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