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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.
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There’s a magical music scene happening in the Pacific Northwest! On "Local with Louise" this Friday/tonight 7-8pm & Sunday 1-2pm, songs by Emi Pop, Terra Nobody, Tio Nacho's House, Day Soul Exquisite, TeZATalks, Beautiful Freaks, Filthy Traitors, 38 Coffin, Marshall Law Band, WEEP WAVE, Linda From Work, Ollella, Kopik Musik, Dining Dead Music, and more awesome bands from the Pacific Northwest.
Town Hall Talks 3.11.24 6pm A conversation about her latest book, "Blood", in which Dr. Jen Gunter dispels myths and misinformation about menstruation with a foundation of scientific facts and medical expertise. Dr Gunter spoke with Amy Bhatt in Feb at Seattle Town Hall. Known for her evidence-based approach, Dr. Gunter addresses questions about menstrual bleeding and offers a clear and informative guide to reproductive anatomy.
New week? New Show! Rockin' Pneumonia is on the air-- Monday night at 9pm (Encore show Sunday at 2pm). Spring forward with one hour of raucous rock, country, soul, girl groups, surf and so much more!! Broadcast exclusively here on hyper-local KBFG 107.3 North Seattle. Sponsored by The Tin Hat.
Tonight, the annual academy show will award the best of movies. My favorite movie, Poor Things, is up for a number of awards; talk shows have been flooded with discussion of what makes the movie so great, I wish we had heard more about what this story by Alasdair Gray says about the achievements of women to sexual freedom and their entry into the field of science. On this edition of You Heard It Here 11am 3.10.24 we hear about the history of women in science including a discussion with author John Perlin and members of the Emma Willard School about Eunice Newton Foote and her discovery of green house gases, the first scientist to do so. We begin with Nathalia Holt "For the Future of Women in Science, Look to the Past". I also loved Barbie which is a whole other conversation we should have.
Open Airwaves 9am Concert from the Ebell Theater in Los Angeles. Women's Day Celebration 1985 Ferron Live.
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