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The Guide Your Connection to Spokane Public Radio Volume 39 / No. 1 January to March 2019 Looking Back and Looking Ahead By Doug Nadvornick, program director As we move into 2019, I want to thank our listeners for their attention and support over the last year. It’s been an eventful time at Spokane Public Radio. Off the top of my head, here were some of the programming highlights from the past year: • After several months auditioning new hosts, On Point, one of the flagship programs on KSFC, finally settled on Meghna Chakrabarti and David Folkenflik as popular host Tom Ashbrook’s replacements. • We cut ties with a long-time favorite, A Prairie Home Companion, after deeming it too expensive for the number of repeat programs. • Because of our decision to cancel APHC, we had the chance to pull Dan Maher’s Inland Folk into its full three-hour block on Sunday evening, rather than splitting it up, as we had been doing. We also added Folk Alley, which has been widely praised by listeners, Sunday at 3 p.m. What’s ahead for 2019? We’ll be adding two new programs in January. First, we’ll go back to a long-time SPR tradition of having a locally- produced blues program. (Continued inside) The SPR Record Sale February 23-24 Spokane Public Radio’s annual Record Sale is the largest music, video, and equipment sale in the inland northwest. Each year, we take donations of thousands of LPs, EPs, 45s, CDs, DVDs, tapes, recording equipment, stereos, and more. This is your chance to build your music collection or find that rare gem! The Record Sale will be Saturday and Sunday, February 23-24 at the Spokane Valley Events Center, 10514 E Sprague Ave. Mark your calendar, and we’ll see you there! If you have items to donate, check our donation guidelines at SpokanePublicRadio.org and bring your gently-used items to the SPR station, 4000 Holes in Spokane, or The Long Ear in Coeur d’Alene. KPBX Program Grid / January-March 2019 Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun Mid Brazillian Live Wire Hour 1a 2a CONCERT BBC World Service OF 3a BBC World THE Service 4a WEEK 5a NPR's Morning Edition Each Monday on 6a Concert of the Week, Local News NPR's host Jim Tevenan plays 7a 6:44a, 7:04a, 7:44a, 8:04a, 8:44a Weekend Edition Weekday Arts Calendar highlights of classical 8a 6:20a, 7:20a, 8:20a, 2p, 6:29p music performances Weekend Arts Calendar from the Inland 9a 6:18a, 7:18a, 8:18a, Poetry Moment 9:18a, 11:55a Northwest and around 10a Morning Classical the world. Classical Classical KPBX Monday 7-9 p.m. 11a Music Music New Piano Footlight Guitar Exploring Jan Leonard Releases Bench Parade Hour Music Munstedt Oakland 12p Public Inland Jrnl This Climate Zorba American On Point Radiolab One Forums Paster NW Arts Life 1p Jazz Fascinatin’ Front Porch Fresh Air with Terry Gross Rhythm Bluegrass 2p for a A Little Afternoon Music Friday Wait Wait, Nacho Afternoon Don’t Tell Me Celtic Hour 3p Exploring Music Brian Flick Live Folk Wire! Alley 4p Marketplace The Moth Selected Radio Hour Shorts 5p NPR’s All Things Considered From WFMT in Chicago, Local News at NPR’s All Things Considered Exploring Music 6p 4:44p, 5:04p, 5:44p, 6:04p Ask Me features a weekly musical The Bookshelf Movies 101 Another 7p Inland theme chosen by host Early Swingin’ Concert L.A. Chamber Down Saturday Folk Bill McGlaughlin. Over Music Now Music the Lane with 8p of the Theatre Café the course of five days, Week Works Michael Dan Maher Carnegie Chicago Friday Patoray Bill explores various 9p Symphony Night This Hall Johnson’s angles and examples of American The Live! Orchestra Jazz Improbable Life Score History of Pop Soundspace the theme, illuminating a 10p with Zan Latin Jazz The Soul deeper understanding of Jazz ’til Jazz ’til Afterglow Perspective Jazz Express 11p Midnight Midnight Odyssey classical music. Night Lights Jazz Jazz ODC Beale St. Hearts Jan Munstedt Brian Flick Jazz Review Now Caravan of Space KPBX Mon-Thu at 3 p.m. & Friday at 11 a.m. Program Director’s Note (cont.) Coeur d’Alene bluesman/guitarist/singer Jesse Warburton will begin hosting The Soul Express Saturday nights at 10. For years, Jesse hosted a blues program on KPND in Sandpoint, going by the name “Brother Music.” He’ll adopt that persona here too as he focuses on a wide range of blues, beginning in January with programs featuring early music from the Mississippi Delta, Georgia and other locales. Jesse’s program will replace Blues America. Second, we’re adding Inside Olympia, an interview program about the Washington legislature and state government, hosted by the Northwest News Network’s Olympia correspondent, Austin Jenkins. The program is produced by the cable television network TVW. For now, we’re plugging it into the KSFC schedule Sunday mornings at 7. We welcome your comments and suggestions about our programming. You can send an email to [email protected], call the station during business hours at 1-800-328-5729 or leave a voice mail on our listener comment line at 509-232-6904. KSFC Program Grid / January-March 2019 Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun Mid 1a 2a World World Radio Network Radio 3a Network 4a 5a Climate One from BBC World Service Weekend Weekend the Commonwealth 6a Edition Edition Club of California NPR’s Morning Edition Saturday Sunday brings together top 7a Local News Climate Inside thinkers and doers 6:06a, 7:06a One Olympia 8a from business, Travel w/ TED Rick Steves Radio Hour government, 9a On Point Ask Me Interfaith academia, and Another Voices advocacy groups 10a On the Reveal TED Radio Innovation The NPR’s to advance the Media Hour Hub Takeaway Weekend Edition 11a discussion about a The Takeaway Wait, Wait You Bet clean energy future. Science Don’t Tell Me Your Garden 12p Friday On the Zorba KPBX Monday at noon. BBC Newshour Media Paster KSFC Saturday at 7 a.m. 1p Movies 101 People’s Treatment Pharmacy 2p NPR’s All Things Considered Reveal Innovation Hub 3p Inland Jrnl Inside This Milk BBC World Service American NW Arts Europe Street 4p Life NPR’s All Things On Point (Repeat of 9a hour) Considered 5p The Daily BBC World Service 6p Marketplace Director’s Men Charge NPR’s All Things Considered Choice The Write ? 7p On The Slowdown, Fresh Air City Arts U.S. Poet Laureate Fresh Air with Terry Gross Weekend & Lectures 8p Tracy K. Smith invites The Slowdown A Way As It Happens Live Wire w/ Words listeners to take five 9p Native America Calling Snap Selected minutes out of their (also heard live M-F from 10a-11a on KPBZ) Judgment Shorts 1100p busy day to think Common- Weekly Alternative World Big Picture Wait, Wait deeply about the Wealth Club Constitutional Radio Affairs Science Science Don’t Tell Me 11p world around them Friday Tech BBC World Service Nation Le Show through poetry. KSFC Mon-Fri at 8 p.m. Spokane Public Radio Podcasts Did you know you can listen to many of your favorite local shows on-demand using your smartphone, tablet, or smart speaker? Find Spokane Public Radio podcasts on our website, iTunes, Google Play, and the NPR One app. Listen to these shows any time, from any device: • The Bookshelf • Northwest Arts Review Serialized half-hour book readings, Interviews with local artists, musicians, read by local Spokane voices. writers, and more. Hosted by Jim • From the Studio Tevenan. In-studio performances from KPBX. • Men In Charge • Inland Journal Sketch comedy written and performed by Local news features from around the Kevin Decker and Tony Flinn, along with a region. Hosted by Doug Nadvornick. cast of the talented and willing. • Movies 101 & Movie Reviews • Poetry Moment Movie reviews by Dan Webster, Mary Daily poetry curated and read by local poets. Pat Treuthart, and Nathan Weinbender. Coming Up with Spokane Public Radio KPBX Kids’ Concert: Spokane British Brass Band Saturday, Jan. 26, 1 p.m. – FREE St. John’s Cathedral, 127 E 12th Ave, Spokane Join SPR and the Spokane British Brass Band for a musical trip to the British Isles. The vibrant and exuberant soundscape of a large brass ensemble will fill the St. John’s Cathedral. Hosted by Verne Windham. Record Sale Donation Day Saturday, Feb. 9, 10 a.m. - 2 p.m. at SPR 1229 N. Monroe Street, Spokane Donate your gently-used music, film, and gear for the Record Sale. On this special Saturday, SPR staff will help unload items. Donations will also be accepted any time after the holidays at SPR, 4,000 Holes in Spokane, or The Long Ear in Coeur d’Alene. The SPR Record Sale February 23-24 at the Spokane Valley Events Center 10514 E Sprague Ave, Spokane Valley Join us for the biggest music and film sale in the Inland Northwest. Each year, we sell thousands of records, CDs, DVDs, and gear. All proceeds from this popular event benefit SPR. Free admission, parking and refreshments! KPBX Kids’ Concert: Floating Crowbar Celtic Dance Party Saturday, March 9, 1 p.m. at Riverside Place Auditorium 1110 W. Riverside Ave, Spokane Feet will fly and winter spirits will soar as Floating Crowbar performs at this Celtic Dance Party. An exhibition by members of the MSD Irish Dance Academy will help inspire your moves. SPR Forum on Homelessness Wednesday, March 20, 6:30-8:30 p.m. at Spokane City Hall For this year’s annual community forum, SPR will host a discussion on homelessness.
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