A current listing of all our generous underwriters at KRFY is displayed on a poster at the studio office and First Avenue display windows.
We want to thank each and everyone of these local businesses and concerns that have donated funds, in-kind services and support to keep 88.5 on the air this year. Please show your support in return by frequenting and choosing goods and services by these fine local businesses..
The following guests will be coming to 88.5 KRFY during July 11 – 13. Tune in and tell a friend. Hear about the many good things that individuals and organizations are doing to improve the quality of life for all people in north Idaho.
Wednesday, July 11, a little after 9:00 am: Mandy Evans, executive director of the Panhandle Animal Shelter, will talk about the upcoming Dog Days at Dover Bay Resort, July 14-15 (this Saturday and Sunday). Dog Days at Dover Bay Resort will feature all things DOG: fly ball, agility, herding, a dog house/cat castle auction, and a SPECIAL Yappy Hour!
Thursday, July 12, a little after 9:00 am: Jon Saylor, president of Friends of Pend d’Oreille Bay Trail, and Susan Drumheller, secretary, will talk about the trail, the organization’s history, and its recent grant.
Thursday, July 12, a little after 10:00 am: Rick Leader, disc golf enthusiast, will talk about the new disc golf course on north Boyer Street and the progress of course development.
Friday, July 13, a little after 9:00 am: Bill Collier, secretary of Sandpoint Chapter of Vietnam Veterans of America, will talk about the upcoming garage sale for the Veterans Post 890 on August 4-5.
Thanks to everyone for listening to 88.5 KRFY, community-supported radio for north Idaho!.
Thursday July 12, 2012
How Many More Times…Led Zeppelin…Led Zeppelin I
Do It…The Doors…The Soft Parade
I Believe My Time Ain’t Long…Fleetwood Mac…The Pious Bird of Good Omen
Nothing is Easy…Jethro Tull…Stand Up
Sea of Joy…Blind Faith…Blind Faith
Wooden Ships…Crosby, Stills, and Nash… Crosby, Stills, and Nash
Candle of Life…The Moody Blues…To Our Children’s Children’s Children
So Deep Within You…The Moody Blues…On the Threshold of a Dream
Soul Sacrifice…Santana…Santana
Heartbreaker…Led Zeppelin…Led Zeppelin II
Something…The Beatles…Abbey Road
I’ve Been Waiting for You…Neil Young…Neil Young
Losing End…Neil Young…Everybody Knows This is Nowhere.
Steve Holt and Tracy Fox of the Eureka Institute
Dory McIsaac — Mystic Farm Wildlife Rescue, Inc.
Deborah McShane director of the Music Man at the Panida Theatre
From left to right: Dustin Corbett (harp), Keegan Bernardin (violin), Torrin Bernardin (violin), Scott Corbett (violin) Nichol Reed (violin), Kai Whitley (cello).
Spoonful– Songs to be played!
Thursday, June 21, at 8:00 pm
Swamp — Talking Heads — Sand in the Vaseline
Blind — Talking Heads — Sand in the Vaseline
Speak of the Devil — Sam Bush — Live at TellurideI
Put a Spell on You — Sam Bush — Live at Telluride
If I Didn’t Know Any Better — Alison Krauss and Union Station — Lonely Runs Both Ways
Another Night — Alison Krauss and Union Station — Every Time You Say Goodbye
Goodbye is All We Have — Alison Krauss and Union Station — Lonely Runs Both Ways
The Road is a Lover — Alison Krauss and Union Station –So Long So Wrong
Seven Days — Sting — The Very Best of Sting and the Police
Fragile — Sting — The Very Best of Sting and the Police
They Dance Alone — Sting — Fields of Gold
Two of Us — The Beatles — Let It Be
Here, There, & Everywhere — The Beatles — Revolver.
After a not-so-brief hiatus the 88.5 KRFY web stream is back on. KRFY wishes to thank Jim Akers, Ryan Gies and Carlo Pati for their work on getting this vital functionality operational again. Click on the link at right or copy and paste https://listen.krfy.org:8000/xstream.m3u into your media software. Enjoy!.
On Saturday, May 5, 88.5 KRFY hosted a fundraiser with John Kelley and Friends performing at Di Luna’s. Over forty dinners were served at Di Luna’s before John Kelley took the stage. He played three sets — the first and third set with Bob Crader and the second set with Tom Newbill. The acoustic guitars and vocals of John, Bob, and Tom were a major hit with the nearly full house. KRFY would like to thank John, Bob and Tom for donating their musical talents; Karen and her staff at Di Luna’s; the station’s Events Committee; and all the wonderful members of the community who turned out on Cinco de Mayo for a delightful evening.
Casey Brookings and Suzy Prez welcome folks at they enter Di Luna’s. Notice the list of KRFY underwriters attached to the table.
John Kelley and Bob Crader performing at Di Luna’s at the KRFY funddraiser.
John Kelley and Tom Newbill performing at Di Luna’s at the KRFY fundraiser..
Upcoming Guests on 88.5 KRFY, April 24-27
The following guests will be coming to the station at KRFY to talk about their organizations and skills that are improving the quality of life in the Idaho panhandle. Each interview will take place a little after 9:00 am, right after the first song after BirdNote.
Tuesday, April 24: Sandy Compton from the Friends of Scotchman Peaks (FSPW) will talk about the FSPW Celebrates 4,000th Friend at the Panida Theatre on Thursday, April 26.
Wednesday, April 25: Terra Cressey of GlassRoots Recycling will talk about recycling glass locally and the products that result.
Thursday, April 26: Carrie Logan from the Sandpoint City Council will talk about issues facing the council and the city of Sandpoint.
Friday, April 27: Bonnie Jakubos, storyteller and puppeteer, will talk about puppetry and creativity..