Dr. Gabrielle Duebendorfer discusses the biology behind genetically encoded cellular memory of beliefs. Demonstrating that the unconscious mind has more power than we think.
Interested listeners can link to Ken Casler’s webpage for more information: http://bountifulproductions.com/power-unconscious/.
It’s the KRFY Morning Show!
Join us every Tuesday and Thursday morning at 8 am, for the KRFY Morning Show.
This weeks guests are:
Tuesday, January 28: Join Chris and Suzy with guest Sandpoint City Council members Shannon Williamson and Shelby Rognstad.
Thursday, January 30: Hosts Jim and Jack welcome Savanna Hicks from Slavery Prevention and Revealing Corruption (SPARC), a nonprofit organization to help raise awareness of and work towards abolishing modern day slavery..
This week on the KRFY Morning Show:
Tuesday, January 21, at 8 am: Join Chris Bessler and Suzy Prez for another edition of the KRFY Morning Show. This week’s guests are Michael Welp and Chris Blair, participants in the upcoming film “About Men” playing at the Panida on January 31.
Barry Bonifas, executive director at the Panida Theater
Thursday, Janaury 23rd at 8 am: Please tune in to the KRFY Morning Show with co-hosts Jack Peterson and Jim Healey. Their guest will be Barry Bonifas, executive director of the Panida Theater..
This is what’s happening Wednesday evening at 6:30 on 88.5 KRFY
We discuss different styles of Yoga and focus on Forrest Yoga, created by Ana Forrest. Sarah shares with us her take on what has become an epidemic in our modern society: neck and shoulder tension. One reason this affects so many of us is because we spend so much time sitting in this day and age. Sarah gives us some common sense explanations as to why our daily habits are causing neck and shoulder pain. Then she offers some solutions to help you relax your neck. One of the many benefits of releasing tension in your body is more energy, and vitality.
Sarah also talks about her teacher Ana Forrest and the unique yoga practice that she advocates. Sarah offers yoga consultations and classes in Sandpoint Idaho and the surrounding region. Several times a year she offers educational courses focusing on Forrest Yoga, balanced lifestyle and nutrition.
This week: We are reviewing and commenting on a National Geographic special which is called “Beyond the Movie, The Lord of the Rings. You may be steeped in the lore of this epic novel by JRR Tolkien or not. It matters not because today we bring to light some analogies and similarities through the ages, along with some lessons to be learned from history. Winston Churchill, Ben Franklin, and other historical icons make an appearance here
An off the wall, and out of the ordinary, episode of thinking outside the box with your host Ken Casler.
If you missed this episode you can find it here on Stitcher Radio: http://www.stitcher.com/podcast/thinking-outside-of-the-box?refid=stpr.
Join us for a week filled with live and always interesting interviews at 8:00 am each weekday morning.
Tuesday, 14th at 8 am, the kick off of the new KRFY Morning Show. Co-hosts Chris Bessler and Suzy Prez welcome Sandpoint City Coucil President, Carrie Logan. Join us for an hour of news, interviews and views you can use to be inspired and informed.
Wednesday, 15th at 8 am, Suzy Prez welcomes Steve Holt, executive director of the Eureka Institute, along with Janice Lindgren come in to talk about an upcoming workshop — “Create the Relationship You Want.”
Thursday, 16th at 8 am, join co-hosts Jim Healey and Jack Peterson for the KRFY Morning Show. Their guests will be Debbie Love, director of POAC and local musician Doug Bond to talk about the upcoming POAC concert fundraiser this Saturday, January 18 at the Panida.
Friday, January 17 at 8 am, Suzy Prez will talk about the new theater group being established in our community. The American Laboratory Theater featuring Jesus Quintero and a group of international theater performers will be discussing this artistic opportunity for our community..
Tuesday, December 10th @ 9:00 am Rich Del Carlo will be in the studio of KRFY to talk about the upcoming Bonner Country Bird Count along with information about birds in winter, what they needs and what we can do to help them.
Valle Novak (lef), Suzy Prez (center), Olivia Rue (right), from Sanctuary Seconds thrift store in Sandpoint.
Wednesday, December 11th @9:00 am Olivia Rue and Valle Novak from Sanctuary Seconds were interviewed the KRFY studio to talk about the Sanctuary Seconds store and the animal Sanctuary.
Friday, December 13th @ 9:00 join KRFY host Suzy Prez as she talks with Lake Pend Oreille Waterkeeper, Executive Director, Shannon Williamson and Program Coordinator, Kelsey Brasseur..
Glenda Kochen (left), Foster Cline (center), Sally Dennison (right).
Jim Healey had a fun interview with members of the Art Works artists cooperative gallery in the studio this morning to let the community know about the holiday cheer happening at the gallery this month.
Glenda Kochen, glass artist, Foster Cline, photographer, and Sally Dennison, watercolor and acrylic painter, were in the KRFY studios to talk about their artwork and mentioned Art Works open house and annual reception celebrating the holidays on Saturday, December 7, from 5:00 pm to 8:00 pm at the gallery, 214 First Avenue North..
Jim Healey had a special guest in the studio for an interview this morning at 9 AM: Gregory Popovich, comedy pet show trainer, of the “World Famous Popovich Comedy Pet Theater.” Jim introduced Gregory and his act to the Panhandle listening public with a lighthearted look at the world of performing with trained pets, recruited mostly from animal shelters. Gregory will be in Sandpoint, Idaho on Sunday, December 8, performing at the Panida Theater at 3:00 PM. Tickets available at the door.
Gregory is dedicated to raising awareness to the problem of homeless pets and raising goods and money for the cause by organizing fundraisers for local shelters and animal advocates..
Karin Wedemeyer, cofounder and director (left), Natalie Camino, administrative assistant, (right) of the Music Conservatory of Sandpoint.
On December 3 (Tuesday) at 10:00 a.m., Jim Healey interviewed Karin Wedemeyer, cofounder and director, and Natalie Camino, administrative assistant, from the Music
Conservatory of Sandpoint. They had a lively discussion about the upcoming “Student Serenade” performance at the Panida Theater on Thursday, December 5, at 7:00 p.m. Students will be performing works learned, included: the Shakespeare group, the Latin scholars, the children choir, the youth orchestra, and soloists. Karin also reviewed the year’s educational accomplishments and spoke of hopes for the goals for the conservatory in 2014..