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Welcome to KBFG 107.3. We are a volunteer-run FM radio station dedicated to bringing quality programming and local music to North Seattle.

We are on the air in the Ballard, Fremont, Greenwood, and surrounding areas of North Seattle. You can stream from our
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It's another encore edition of Rockin' Pneumonia this week on KBFG 107.3 North Seattle. One hour of rock, roll, country, surf and soul. So enjoy a vintage broadcast on hyper-local grass roots radio! Monday at 9pm & Sunday at 2pm. West Coast Time. Sponsored by the fine folks at The Tin Hat

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Let's TACO about the music being created in the Pacific Northwest. SpecTACOlar! FantasTACO!On "Local with Louise" tonight/Friday 7-8pm & Sunday 1-2pm, songs by Mike Votava, Whiskey Class, Your Downstairs Neighbors, Linda From Work, La Fonda Music, Ty Keenen, P.O. BOXX & Iamchamel, Black Ends, Zookraught, Moose Almighty, Slender Dan, Terra Nobody, Black Stax, Breaks and Swells, and more awesome PNW artists!

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Mixtape Motel is back on-air Live this Thursday, March 23rd to celebrate Women's History Month with two hours of songs by female-fronted bands. Stream us at kbfgseattle.org/listen at KBFG 107.3 North Seattle

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It's an encore edition of Rockin' Pneumonia as The Rev continue to deal with some technical issues at the Rockin' P HQ. This is timeless music so it should still satisfy your cravings and scratch that itch! Heard at 9pm Monday night on KBFG 107.3 North Seattle with an encore show Sunday at 2pm. Sponsored by The Tin Hat

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You Heard It Here Sunday 11am Historian Lynne Olson talks about her latest book, the Empress of the Nile, that tells the fascinating story of the French archeologist Christiane Desroches-Noblecourt who persuaded the world to save dozens of ancient Egyptian temples, built during the height of the pharaohs' rule, from drowning in the floodwaters of the gigantic new Aswan High Dam. And then Arandati Roy speaking at the World Social Forum in 2002 Brazil on the eve of Pres Bush taking us to war in Irag.

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