KOWS Community Radio Project
TO LISTEN TO KOWS ON-LINE, PLEASE CLICK ON THIS LINK OR PASTE THIS LINK INTO YOUR BROWSER:
http://24.130.65.159:8000/listen.m3u
TO BECOME A MEMBER AND SUPPORT KOWS please use the Donate Now button on the lower left of this page. Where it asks for a project designation, please specify "KOWS". In the alternative you may mail a donation to KOWS, PO Box 1073, Occidental, CA 95465. To receive a membership or business underwriting brochure please e-mail your address to phil@oaec.org or call (707) 874-1557 x.203. KOWS also has a VEHICLE DONATION program that can accept cars, trucks, boats, RVs, and even real estate - please click on this link - VEHICLE DONATION - or call (800) 320-0476 or more information.
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KOWS 107.3 is a community radio station serving the “Kindom of Occidental and West Sonoma" county. KOWS began broadcasting in May 2007 with an eclectic blend of recorded and in-studio live music, discussion and public affairs shows — all produced by local volunteers.
The station is licensed under the FCC's "low-power" FM service. While the "effective radiated power" is 100 watts, the power at the transmitter is only 3 watts. The signal can be heard quite well in Occidental, Freestone, Camp Meeker, and Graton. Due to the local geography, coverage in Sebastopol, Forestville, Fulton, Santa Rosa and Rohnert Park is dependent on your exact position and whether you have a line-of-sight to the transmitter. However, about 2/3 of Santa Rosa can receive the station quite well. The station is researching ways of expanding and strengthening our signal, which is subject to FCC regulations.
KOWS is currently seeking volunteer programmers and other volunteers who wish to be active with the station. To inquire about becoming a volunteer programmer, or other volunteer opportunities, to become a member or business/organizational underwriter, to make a donation or for any other questions, please contact Philip Tymon at (707) 874-1557 x 203 or phil@oaec.org . KOWS mailing address is: PO Box 1073, Occidental, CA 95465. The phone number at KOWS studio is (707) 874-1073.
Significant start-up funding for KOWS was provided by Monrovia Nursery. KOWS, simply, would not exist without the love of our Charter Business Underwriters. Please do, do, do support them:
The Bohemian
Bohemian Stoneworks
Farmers Insurance, John Stover Call (707) 571-1210(w), 481-8910(c)
Occidental Arts and Ecology Center
KOWS 107.3
PROGRAM SCHEDULE
MONDAY
10-11am Rachel: EVE'S GARDEN (Gardening Talk & Music)
11am-2pm Ken Rose: WHAT NOW (Open Forum) Website at www.pantedmonkey.org
2-5pm Stephen Gross: MYSTERY TRAIN - Themed Eclectic Musical Adventure
5-6pm Nova Luna with Megan Carlock: TERRA NOVA - Variety, Sustainability, and Community (Talk)
6-8pm Chris McDermott: RADIO ROCCIDENTAL - Rock, Indie, Pop
8-9 pm Brian Whistler: WORLD CIRCUIT (Music)
9-11pm Lawrence Alberti: BOHEMIAN HIGHWAY (Music)
TUESDAY
9-10am Dolma: DHARMA RADIO - Morning Meditation and Wisdom. Interviews & Music
10am-Noon RT Newt: NEWTOPIAN DREAM - Jazz, Blues, Afro-Cuban, World, New Orleans or Whatever the Mood Inspires
Noon-2pm RL: DEEP POCKETS - Eclectic Music
3-5pm Rob Becker: ROB'S WORLD FUSION SHOW
5-6 pm Alan Linsley: HITS AND OBITS - Music, Poetry, Stories About the Recently Passed
6-8pm (1st, 3rd, 5th Tues) Dennis Shufflin: BLUES, SOUL, ROCK 'N ROLL
6-8pm (2nd & 4th Tues) John Starkey: VOICES AND VISION - Politics, Culture, Criticism, Conversation & Music
8-10pm Teresa Tudury: LIVE FROM THE DOUBLEWIDE (Talk & Music)
10pm-2am Aaron Shook: COOL AND UNUSUAL - Folk, Funk, Punk, and Junk Opera
WEDNESDAY
8-9am Lawrence Alberti & Patty Karlin: FEEDING OURSELVES - Discussion of agriculture, small family farming, organics, sustainability, environment, and related politics
9-10am Mary Sheila: THE EDIBLE EFFECT - Nutrition, Health, and Local Issues
10-11am Layna Berman: YOUR OWN HEALTH AND FITNESS - An independent, critical voice on the politics and practice of health.
11am-1pm (1st Wed) Mo & Katinka: PROVACATEURS (Music)
11am-2pm (2nd & 4th Wed) ALEK WITH A "K" SERVING LUNCH ON WEDNESDAYS - 60's, 70's and 80's Rock, Interviews, Stories and More
1-4pm (1st Wed) 11 am-4 pm (3rd & 5th Wed) ALEK WITH A "K" SERVING LUNCH ON WEDNESDAYS - 60's, 70's and 80's Rock, Interviews, Stories and More
2-4pm (2nd & 4th Wed) Barry Green & Marc Polonsky: COMMANDERS OF THE AIRWAVES Folk, Rock, Pop, Jazz, Hip Hop & World Music, Spoken Word & interviews
4–5pm Ravyn Scarlett Rose: THE REVYN ROSE SHOW
5–6pm Professor Monk: RAGS TO RICHES (Eclectic Music with Emphasis on Jazz)
6–9pm Daniel & Jen Beckham: INSIDE OUT (Music)
9–10:30pm Ron Larson: JAZZOLOGY
10:30 pm–Midnight Megan: SOULTREE - Black Music Experience From Pre-Motown to Post Hip Hop
Midnight on- Ben Zolno: THE ZENNY B SHOW
THURSDAY
9-10am Anne Hill: DREAM TALK RADIO - Exploring the World of Dreams
10am-Noon Tawnie Moon: BOHEMIAN LIME LIGHT - local music, mostly live in studio.
Noon-4pm (2nd & 4th Thurs) Celia Ruth: MUSICAND - Music From All Over
Noon-2pm (1st, 3rd, 5th Thurs) Rabbit: THIRD WORLD GIRL - Music From All Over, Oldies, Ambient, Interviews & Information
4-5pm (1st & 2nd Thurs) David Dillman: DOWN HOME MUSIC - Rhythms & Blues
5-6pm (2nd Thurs) Laughing Lady: THE LAUGHING LADY HOUR - Comedic readings, wit to entertain, humor to delight.
5-6pm (4th Thurs) Suzanne M. Lang & Pat Nolan: BOOK FLAPS - The Nexus of Books and Life
6-7pm Jim Reid STATIC AGE (music)
7-9pm (2nd & 4th Thurs) Robert Feuer: WHATEVER - Rock, Folk, Blues
7-8pm (1st, 3rd & 5th Thurs) Jon Jackson: SOUND MIND - Interviews with People About the Music that Speaks Deeply to Them and then Featuring That Music
8-9pm (1st, 3rd & 5th Thurs) Dan Craig-Morse: MAGNUM MYSTERIUM- Celebration of the Great Mystery through Music and Word
9-11pm Dread Ted: REGGAE ROUND-UP
11pm-1am (1st, 3rd & 5th Thurs) Holly: MAYHEM
11pm-1am (2nd & 4th Thurs) Lisa: BLUES AFTER MIDNIGHT - Mostly, But Not Only, Blues
FRIDAY
7-9am Ken Rose: THE BACON TID-BIT WAFFLE HOUR (Morning Music & Talk)
9-11am Lolly Mesches: THE SPOKEN WORD & MOSTLY MUSIC - West County Community and Culture and Classical or Folk Music
11am-1pm Kym Trippsmith: FEISTY FEMALES (Music)
1-2pm Alissa Tappan: GREENER PASTURES - Interviews with Local Business Owners
2-3pm Leann: TEATIME WITH THE BEATLES (Music)
5-7pm Laura Goldman: OCCIDENTAL LIVING ROOM – Eclectic music, guests and community schmooze
7-9pm Arnoldo: TOMMY'S HOLIDAY CAMP - Mostly British/Caribbean Music
9-Midnight Annie Eden: MISS ANNIE'S OLD SCHOOL - R&B and Soul
SATURDAY
8-9am UNCLE DAVE'S SHOW - Radio for Young Folk
9-11am (1st & 4th Sat) Wilder Bentley - WILDER'S CLASSICAL MUSIC CORNER
(2nd Sat) Dan Solter - Classical Music
(3rd Sat) Tom Fiedler: A TRUCK DRIVER'S TOUR OF CLASSICAL MUSIC
11am-Noon Tom Austin: AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 MINUTES - Music from all over
Noon-2pm (1st, 3rd & 5th Sat) Wilder Bentley: WILDER'S ETHNIC MUSIC CORNER
Noon-1pm (2nd Sat) Giovanna: Italian Music
Noon-1pm (4th Sat) Zepporah: Yiddish Music
1-2pm (2nd Sat) Pineknot Palmer: BOOGIE WOOGIE EXTRAVAGANZA
2-4pm (1st Sat) Ziggee - Hip Hop, Funk, Rock
2-4pm (All Sat. except 1st) Ashley Bell & Nelson Brock: NORKOWS - Music & Talk
4-6pm David G: ROCK IT - Rare Classic Rock
6-9pm Ken Watts: ROCKIN' RECORD HOP - 50's & 60's era R&B, R'nR, Rockabilly & Soul featuring obscure, seldom heard recordings.
9pm-1am Johnny Savage: TRIPPING IN THE WILDERNESS
SUNDAY
8-9am Dennis Spike: FISHING THE WINE COUNTRY - Information, Education, and Awareness on Fishing and Fisheries
9–11am THE PETER LAUFER SHOW (Discussion and Interviews)
11am–2 pm Dave Bice: KOWS IN PARADISE (Contemporary Hawaiian Music)
2–5pm (1st, 3rd & 5th Sun) Tami Gosnell: CLEAR CHANNEL DETOX - World, Indie, Local, Political and Femme Music.
3-5pm (2nd & 4th Sun) Dan Kerbein: GREEN HEART - Environmental Discussion, Music & Art
5-7pm David Backus: DAVE'S JAZZ SHOW
7–10 pm Brino & Adam: SPATULA CITY RADIO HOUR (Music, emphazing Americana)