Experience the Vinyl Revival at the KPBX Recordings & Videos Sale, set for Feb. 25 and 26 at the Lincoln Center, 1316 N. Lincoln St. in Spokane. The annual fundraiser for SPR features other music and film formats too, including CDs, DVDs, tapes, and the equipment to play them all on. The big attraction, however, has always been vinyl records and 45s. Those items all come from donors who are ready to let their past treasures go. Music, movies, and gear come in as people find new interests or downsize their stuff. SPR accepts donations at four locations through Feb. 11. Guidelines are online at SpokanePublicRadio.org. In general, items should be clean and gently used, with their original sleeves, booklets, and covers. KPBX first held the sale in 1990 with a few boxes of donated items displayed at REI. Back then, the music and news station was only 10 years old and CDs had just started outselling vinyl. The sale has grown to hundreds of boxes, moved with help of Spokane Movers. “Every year, we’re amazed and humbled by our listeners’ generosity, and grateful for the businesses and institutional community that provide donations,” says Kathy Sacket, SPR Events Director. Hundreds of music lovers traditionally line up before the doors open and Volume 36 / No. 1 January-March 2017 KPBX Recordings & Videos Sale Returns Feb. 25 & 26 Continued inside under KPBX & KSFC Programming Grids Shoppers search for treasures in the Pop LP category of the 2016 Recordings & Videos Sale. Drop off items through Feb. 11 at: • Spokane: SPR, 1229 N. Monroe St. • 4000 Holes, 1610 N. Monroe St. • Cd’A: The Long Ear, 1620 N. Gov. Way • Cheney: Bicycle Time, 210 C St.
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From Cary Boyce, President and General ManagerThese are critical times for our communities, our country, and our world.
When are they not? I am increasingly convinced of the importance of our local public radio service. Independent national and local news is vital to our understanding. It is also expensive, but the cost of not knowing what’s taking place in the world would be much higher.
I am exceptionally proud of Spokane Public Radio – of our service, our staff, and our resiliency in the face of considerable challenges. I’m also pleased with our growth. I hope you will join me in continuing this trend of growth and excellence. It’s OUR public radio station – and it both needs and deserves our support. Now more than ever.
Experience the Vinyl Revival at the KPBX Recordings & Videos Sale, set for Feb. 25 and 26 at the Lincoln Center, 1316 N. Lincoln St. in Spokane.The annual fundraiser for SPR features other music and film formats too,
including CDs, DVDs, tapes, and the equipment to play them all on. The big attraction, however, has always been vinyl records and 45s.Those items all come from
donors who are ready to let their past treasures go. Music, movies, and gear come in as people find new interests or downsize their stuff. SPR accepts donations at four locations through Feb. 11. Guidelines are online at SpokanePublicRadio.org. In general, items should be clean and gently used, with their original sleeves, booklets, and covers. KPBX first held the sale in 1990 with a few boxes of donated items displayed at
REI. Back then, the music and news station was only 10 years old and CDs had just started outselling vinyl. The sale has grown to hundreds of boxes, moved with help of Spokane Movers. “Every year, we’re amazed and humbled by our listeners’ generosity, and
grateful for the businesses and institutional community that provide donations,” says Kathy Sacket, SPR Events Director. Hundreds of music lovers traditionally line up before the doors open and
Volume 36 / No. 1 January-March 2017
KPBX Recordings & Videos Sale Returns Feb. 25 & 26
Continued inside under KPBX & KSFC Programming Grids
Shoppers search for treasures in the Pop LP category of the 2016 Recordings & Videos Sale.
Drop off items through Feb. 11 at:• Spokane: SPR, 1229 N. Monroe St.• 4000 Holes, 1610 N. Monroe St.• Cd’A: The Long Ear, 1620 N. Gov. Way• Cheney: Bicycle Time, 210 C St.
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KPBX Program Grid / January-March 2017 KSFC Program Grid / January-March 2017Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun
Mid
1a
2a
3a
4a
5a
6a
7a
8a
9a
10a
11a
12p
1p
2p
3p
5p
7p
8p
9p
10p
11p
6p
4p
ClassicalMusic
JanMunstedt
ClassicalMusicLeonardOakland
Fromthe Top Radiolab
Fascinatin’Rhythm
Front PorchBluegrass
Wait Wait,Don’t Tell Me
NachoCeltic Hour
A PrairieHome
Companion
InlandFolk
SelectedShorts
NPR’s All ThingsConsidered
Ask MeAnother A Prairie
HomeCompanion
NPR's Morning Edition
Local News6:44a, 7:04a, 7:44a, 8:04a, 8:44a
Weekday Arts Calendar6:20a, 7:20a, 8:20a, 2p, 6:29p
Morning Classicalwith Verne Windham
PianoBench
FootlightParade
GuitarHour
Livingon Earth
PublicForums
PublicForums
ZorbaPaster
ThisAmerican
Life
NPR's Weekend Edition
Sunday Morning Essay 9:34a
Weekend Arts Calendar6:18a, 7:18a, 8:18a,
9:18a, 11:55a
Fresh Air with Terry Gross
Performance Today
MarketplaceNPR’s All Things Considered
Local News at4:44p, 5:04p, 5:44p, 6:04p
The Bookshelf Movies 101
Jazzfor a
FridayAfternoonBrian Flick
BBC World Service
BrazillianHour Live Wire
BBCWorld
Service
L.A.TheatreWorks
The Score
Jazz ’tilMidnightJan Munstedt
Jazz ’tilMidnightBrian Flick
CarnegieHallLive!
Afterglow
Night LightsJazz Review
ChicagoSymphonyOrchestra
Jazz Now
FridayNightJazz
JazzOdysseyJazz ODC
InlandFolk
with Zan
SaturdayCafé
MichaelPatoray
Beale St.Caravan
Soundspace
Heartsof Space
withDan Maher
Jazz Nightin America
Johnson’sImprobableHistory of Pop
BackwaterBlues
ChamberMusic
Swingin’Down
the LaneConcertof theWeek
Harmonia
ThisAmerican
Life
NewReleases
Recordings & Videos Sale
Christopher Kimball returns to radio with his new show Milk Street featuring the cultures of people who grow, produce, and create food, Sundays at 3 p.m. on KSFC.
Tom Ashbrook will visit Spokane this spring during his national “Listening to America” tour (details to come.) On Point airs live weekdays at 8 a.m. with tape delay and repeats at 9 a.m., 4 p.m. and 10 p.m.
Carnegie Hall Live! including a piano performance by Yuja Wang, is this season’s Wednesday night symphony series at 8 p.m. It replaces World of Opera, which is no longer produced.
Jeff Hanley connects listeners to new jazz releases and recent performances on Jazz Happening Now, Thursdays at 11 p.m.
There is usually something for
every taste at the KPBX
Recordings & Videos Sale. The treasure
hunt depends on donations to the Sale. Bring equipment and other items to
the SPR Studios or other drop-
off locations through Feb. 11.
Jan. Membership Drawing: NW Bach FestivalDeadline to Enter: Friday, January 27Grammy-nominated cellist Zuill Bailey has designed a spectacular Bach Festival this February and March, and SPR will send TWO pairs of listeners to the Festival Classics five-concert series! Details and rules for each month’s drawing are online at SpokanePublicRadio.org.
19th Annual Spokane International Film FestivalJanuary 27- February 5, Various Spokane Film TheatersSpIFF showcases a small, selective offering of world-class films not released for commercial viewing. Festival details at spokanefilmfestival.org. SPR is a media partner.
KPBX Kids’ Concert for Kings & Queens: Renaissance Music for Court & ChapelSaturday, Jan. 28, 1 p.m. – FREE at St. John’s Cathedral, 12th Ave. and Grand Blvd. on Spokane’s South HillTim Westerhaus of Gonzaga University presents music of the Medieval and Renaissance era.
KPBX Recordings & Videos Sale Donation Day Saturday, Feb. 11, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at SPR, 1229 N. Monroe Street, SpokaneDonate your gently-used records, CDs, DVDs and gear for the annual Recordings and Videos Sale. We accept items most business days, but on this special Saturday SPR staff and volunteers will help unload your items and offer refreshments, including Craven’s Firehouse Blend Coffee.
KPBX Recordings & Videos SaleSaturday, February 25, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday, February 26, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at The Lincoln Center, 1316 N. Lincoln Street, SpokaneSearch for Treasure! The biggest music and film sale in the Inland Northwest has thousands of records, CDs, DVDs and gear. Great bargains benefit SPR.
KPBX Kids’ Concert: Celtic Dance Party with Floating CrowbarSaturday, Mar. 4, 1 p.m. – FREE at Riverside Place, 1108 W. Riverside Ave, SpokaneDance to authentic Gaelic music from one of Spokane’s most celebrated Irish bands. Plenty of seating too!
SPR Presents Paula Poundstone!Thursday, June 22, 7:30 p.m. at the BingThe comedian and frequent Wait, Wait... Don’t Tell Me! panelist returns to Spokane fresh off her book tour with her quick-thinking, unscripted humor in this SPR benefit performance. Tickets at TicketsWest, 1-800-325-SEAT.
scan the floor map to determine which genre to search first. Volunteers sort items loosely into categories such as pop, rock, classical and jazz, and there are unique treasures in each box. The Recording & Video Sale is a
unique fundraiser for SPR, which fits perfectly with our mission statement. “It brings together music lovers from all over our service area,” Sackett says. “It’s the epitome of recycling and it helps to preserve our musical cultural heritage for the next generation.”
• Empty boxes to hold your treasures are under the left stairs.
• Compact wheeled crates are welcome. (Vinyl is heavy!)
• CDs will be pre-tested and sealed for security reasons.
• Not everything fits on tabletops. More boxes are under the tables!
• Cookies and Craven’s Coffee are on the upper balcony, by both ends near the stage area.
• Maps of the genre and format layout are at the front door.
KPBX Program Grid / January-March 2017 KSFC Program Grid / January-March 2017Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun
Mid
1a
2a
3a
4a
5a
6a
7a
8a
9a
10a
11a
12p
1p
2p
3p
5p
7p
8p
9p
10p
11p
6p
4p
ClassicalMusic
JanMunstedt
ClassicalMusicLeonardOakland
Fromthe Top Radiolab
Fascinatin’Rhythm
Front PorchBluegrass
Wait Wait,Don’t Tell Me
NachoCeltic Hour
A PrairieHome
Companion
InlandFolk
SelectedShorts
NPR’s All ThingsConsidered
Ask MeAnother A Prairie
HomeCompanion
NPR's Morning Edition
Local News6:44a, 7:04a, 7:44a, 8:04a, 8:44a
Weekday Arts Calendar6:20a, 7:20a, 8:20a, 2p, 6:29p
Morning Classicalwith Verne Windham
PianoBench
FootlightParade
GuitarHour
Livingon Earth
PublicForums
PublicForums
ZorbaPaster
ThisAmerican
Life
NPR's Weekend Edition
Sunday Morning Essay 9:34a
Weekend Arts Calendar6:18a, 7:18a, 8:18a,
9:18a, 11:55a
Fresh Air with Terry Gross
Performance Today
MarketplaceNPR’s All Things Considered
Local News at4:44p, 5:04p, 5:44p, 6:04p
The Bookshelf Movies 101
Jazzfor a
FridayAfternoonBrian Flick
BBC World Service
BrazillianHour Live Wire
BBCWorld
Service
L.A.TheatreWorks
The Score
Jazz ’tilMidnightJan Munstedt
Jazz ’tilMidnightBrian Flick
CarnegieHallLive!
Afterglow
Night LightsJazz Review
ChicagoSymphonyOrchestra
Jazz Now
FridayNightJazz
JazzOdysseyJazz ODC
InlandFolk
with Zan
SaturdayCafé
MichaelPatoray
Beale St.Caravan
Soundspace
Heartsof Space
withDan Maher
Jazz Nightin America
Johnson’sImprobableHistory of Pop
BackwaterBlues
ChamberMusic
Swingin’Down
the LaneConcertof theWeek
Harmonia
ThisAmerican
Life
NewReleases
Recordings & Videos Sale
Christopher Kimball returns to radio with his new show Milk Street featuring the cultures of people who grow, produce, and create food, Sundays at 3 p.m. on KSFC.
Tom Ashbrook will visit Spokane this spring during his national “Listening to America” tour (details to come.) On Point airs live weekdays at 8 a.m. with tape delay and repeats at 9 a.m., 4 p.m. and 10 p.m.
Carnegie Hall Live! including a piano performance by Yuja Wang, is this season’s Wednesday night symphony series at 8 p.m. It replaces World of Opera, which is no longer produced.
Jeff Hanley connects listeners to new jazz releases and recent performances on Jazz Happening Now, Thursdays at 11 p.m.
There is usually something for
every taste at the KPBX
Recordings & Videos Sale. The treasure
hunt depends on donations to the Sale. Bring equipment and other items to
the SPR Studios or other drop-
off locations through Feb. 11.
Jan. Membership Drawing: NW Bach FestivalDeadline to Enter: Friday, January 27Grammy-nominated cellist Zuill Bailey has designed a spectacular Bach Festival this February and March, and SPR will send TWO pairs of listeners to the Festival Classics five-concert series! Details and rules for each month’s drawing are online at SpokanePublicRadio.org.
19th Annual Spokane International Film FestivalJanuary 27- February 5, Various Spokane Film TheatersSpIFF showcases a small, selective offering of world-class films not released for commercial viewing. Festival details at spokanefilmfestival.org. SPR is a media partner.
KPBX Kids’ Concert for Kings & Queens: Renaissance Music for Court & ChapelSaturday, Jan. 28, 1 p.m. – FREE at St. John’s Cathedral, 12th Ave. and Grand Blvd. on Spokane’s South HillTim Westerhaus of Gonzaga University presents music of the Medieval and Renaissance era.
KPBX Recordings & Videos Sale Donation Day Saturday, Feb. 11, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at SPR, 1229 N. Monroe Street, SpokaneDonate your gently-used records, CDs, DVDs and gear for the annual Recordings and Videos Sale. We accept items most business days, but on this special Saturday SPR staff and volunteers will help unload your items and offer refreshments, including Craven’s Firehouse Blend Coffee.
KPBX Recordings & Videos SaleSaturday, February 25, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday, February 26, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at The Lincoln Center, 1316 N. Lincoln Street, SpokaneSearch for Treasure! The biggest music and film sale in the Inland Northwest has thousands of records, CDs, DVDs and gear. Great bargains benefit SPR.
KPBX Kids’ Concert: Celtic Dance Party with Floating CrowbarSaturday, Mar. 4, 1 p.m. – FREE at Riverside Place, 1108 W. Riverside Ave, SpokaneDance to authentic Gaelic music from one of Spokane’s most celebrated Irish bands. Plenty of seating too!
SPR Presents Paula Poundstone!Thursday, June 22, 7:30 p.m. at the BingThe comedian and frequent Wait, Wait... Don’t Tell Me! panelist returns to Spokane fresh off her book tour with her quick-thinking, unscripted humor in this SPR benefit performance. Tickets at TicketsWest, 1-800-325-SEAT.
scan the floor map to determine which genre to search first. Volunteers sort items loosely into categories such as pop, rock, classical and jazz, and there are unique treasures in each box. The Recording & Video Sale is a
unique fundraiser for SPR, which fits perfectly with our mission statement. “It brings together music lovers from all over our service area,” Sackett says. “It’s the epitome of recycling and it helps to preserve our musical cultural heritage for the next generation.”
• Empty boxes to hold your treasures are under the left stairs.
• Compact wheeled crates are welcome. (Vinyl is heavy!)
• CDs will be pre-tested and sealed for security reasons.
• Not everything fits on tabletops. More boxes are under the tables!
• Cookies and Craven’s Coffee are on the upper balcony, by both ends near the stage area.
• Maps of the genre and format layout are at the front door.
KPBX Program Grid / January-March 2017 KSFC Program Grid / January-March 2017Mon Tues Wed Thurs Fri Sat Sun
Mid
1a
2a
3a
4a
5a
6a
7a
8a
9a
10a
11a
12p
1p
2p
3p
5p
7p
8p
9p
10p
11p
6p
4p
ClassicalMusic
JanMunstedt
ClassicalMusicLeonardOakland
Fromthe Top Radiolab
Fascinatin’Rhythm
Front PorchBluegrass
Wait Wait,Don’t Tell Me
NachoCeltic Hour
A PrairieHome
Companion
InlandFolk
SelectedShorts
NPR’s All ThingsConsidered
Ask MeAnother A Prairie
HomeCompanion
NPR's Morning Edition
Local News6:44a, 7:04a, 7:44a, 8:04a, 8:44a
Weekday Arts Calendar6:20a, 7:20a, 8:20a, 2p, 6:29p
Morning Classicalwith Verne Windham
PianoBench
FootlightParade
GuitarHour
Livingon Earth
PublicForums
PublicForums
ZorbaPaster
ThisAmerican
Life
NPR's Weekend Edition
Sunday Morning Essay 9:34a
Weekend Arts Calendar6:18a, 7:18a, 8:18a,
9:18a, 11:55a
Fresh Air with Terry Gross
Performance Today
MarketplaceNPR’s All Things Considered
Local News at4:44p, 5:04p, 5:44p, 6:04p
The Bookshelf Movies 101
Jazzfor a
FridayAfternoonBrian Flick
BBC World Service
BrazillianHour Live Wire
BBCWorld
Service
L.A.TheatreWorks
The Score
Jazz ’tilMidnightJan Munstedt
Jazz ’tilMidnightBrian Flick
CarnegieHallLive!
Afterglow
Night LightsJazz Review
ChicagoSymphonyOrchestra
Jazz Now
FridayNightJazz
JazzOdysseyJazz ODC
InlandFolk
with Zan
SaturdayCafé
MichaelPatoray
Beale St.Caravan
Soundspace
Heartsof Space
withDan Maher
Jazz Nightin America
Johnson’sImprobableHistory of Pop
BackwaterBlues
ChamberMusic
Swingin’Down
the LaneConcertof theWeek
Harmonia
ThisAmerican
Life
NewReleases
Recordings & Videos Sale
Christopher Kimball returns to radio with his new show Milk Street featuring the cultures of people who grow, produce, and create food, Sundays at 3 p.m. on KSFC.
Tom Ashbrook will visit Spokane this spring during his national “Listening to America” tour (details to come.) On Point airs live weekdays at 8 a.m. with tape delay and repeats at 9 a.m., 4 p.m. and 10 p.m.
Carnegie Hall Live! including a piano performance by Yuja Wang, is this season’s Wednesday night symphony series at 8 p.m. It replaces World of Opera, which is no longer produced.
Jeff Hanley connects listeners to new jazz releases and recent performances on Jazz Happening Now, Thursdays at 11 p.m.
There is usually something for
every taste at the KPBX
Recordings & Videos Sale. The treasure
hunt depends on donations to the Sale. Bring equipment and other items to
the SPR Studios or other drop-
off locations through Feb. 11.
Jan. Membership Drawing: NW Bach FestivalDeadline to Enter: Friday, January 27Grammy-nominated cellist Zuill Bailey has designed a spectacular Bach Festival this February and March, and SPR will send TWO pairs of listeners to the Festival Classics five-concert series! Details and rules for each month’s drawing are online at SpokanePublicRadio.org.
19th Annual Spokane International Film FestivalJanuary 27- February 5, Various Spokane Film TheatersSpIFF showcases a small, selective offering of world-class films not released for commercial viewing. Festival details at spokanefilmfestival.org. SPR is a media partner.
KPBX Kids’ Concert for Kings & Queens: Renaissance Music for Court & ChapelSaturday, Jan. 28, 1 p.m. – FREE at St. John’s Cathedral, 12th Ave. and Grand Blvd. on Spokane’s South HillTim Westerhaus of Gonzaga University presents music of the Medieval and Renaissance era.
KPBX Recordings & Videos Sale Donation Day Saturday, Feb. 11, 10 a.m.-2 p.m. at SPR, 1229 N. Monroe Street, SpokaneDonate your gently-used records, CDs, DVDs and gear for the annual Recordings and Videos Sale. We accept items most business days, but on this special Saturday SPR staff and volunteers will help unload your items and offer refreshments, including Craven’s Firehouse Blend Coffee.
KPBX Recordings & Videos SaleSaturday, February 25, 9 a.m.-5 p.m. Sunday, February 26, 11 a.m.-5 p.m. at The Lincoln Center, 1316 N. Lincoln Street, SpokaneSearch for Treasure! The biggest music and film sale in the Inland Northwest has thousands of records, CDs, DVDs and gear. Great bargains benefit SPR.
KPBX Kids’ Concert: Celtic Dance Party with Floating CrowbarSaturday, Mar. 4, 1 p.m. – FREE at Riverside Place, 1108 W. Riverside Ave, SpokaneDance to authentic Gaelic music from one of Spokane’s most celebrated Irish bands. Plenty of seating too!
SPR Presents Paula Poundstone!Thursday, June 22, 7:30 p.m. at the BingThe comedian and frequent Wait, Wait... Don’t Tell Me! panelist returns to Spokane fresh off her book tour with her quick-thinking, unscripted humor in this SPR benefit performance. Tickets at TicketsWest, 1-800-325-SEAT.
scan the floor map to determine which genre to search first. Volunteers sort items loosely into categories such as pop, rock, classical and jazz, and there are unique treasures in each box. The Recording & Video Sale is a
unique fundraiser for SPR, which fits perfectly with our mission statement. “It brings together music lovers from all over our service area,” Sackett says. “It’s the epitome of recycling and it helps to preserve our musical cultural heritage for the next generation.”
• Empty boxes to hold your treasures are under the left stairs.
• Compact wheeled crates are welcome. (Vinyl is heavy!)
• CDs will be pre-tested and sealed for security reasons.
• Not everything fits on tabletops. More boxes are under the tables!
• Cookies and Craven’s Coffee are on the upper balcony, by both ends near the stage area.
• Maps of the genre and format layout are at the front door.
From Cary Boyce, President and General ManagerThese are critical times for our communities, our country, and our world.
When are they not? I am increasingly convinced of the importance of our local public radio service. Independent national and local news is vital to our understanding. It is also expensive, but the cost of not knowing what’s taking place in the world would be much higher.
I am exceptionally proud of Spokane Public Radio – of our service, our staff, and our resiliency in the face of considerable challenges. I’m also pleased with our growth. I hope you will join me in continuing this trend of growth and excellence. It’s OUR public radio station – and it both needs and deserves our support. Now more than ever.
Experience the Vinyl Revival at the KPBX Recordings & Videos Sale, set for Feb. 25 and 26 at the Lincoln Center, 1316 N. Lincoln St. in Spokane.The annual fundraiser for SPR features other music and film formats too,
including CDs, DVDs, tapes, and the equipment to play them all on. The big attraction, however, has always been vinyl records and 45s.Those items all come from
donors who are ready to let their past treasures go. Music, movies, and gear come in as people find new interests or downsize their stuff. SPR accepts donations at four locations through Feb. 11. Guidelines are online at SpokanePublicRadio.org. In general, items should be clean and gently used, with their original sleeves, booklets, and covers. KPBX first held the sale in 1990 with a few boxes of donated items displayed at
REI. Back then, the music and news station was only 10 years old and CDs had just started outselling vinyl. The sale has grown to hundreds of boxes, moved with help of Spokane Movers. “Every year, we’re amazed and humbled by our listeners’ generosity, and
grateful for the businesses and institutional community that provide donations,” says Kathy Sacket, SPR Events Director. Hundreds of music lovers traditionally line up before the doors open and
Volume 36 / No. 1 January-March 2017
KPBX Recordings & Videos Sale Returns Feb. 25 & 26
Continued inside under KPBX & KSFC Programming Grids
Shoppers search for treasures in the Pop LP category of the 2016 Recordings & Videos Sale.
Drop off items through Feb. 11 at:• Spokane: SPR, 1229 N. Monroe St.• 4000 Holes, 1610 N. Monroe St.• Cd’A: The Long Ear, 1620 N. Gov. Way• Cheney: Bicycle Time, 210 C St.
Spok
ane
Publ
ic R
adio
1229
Nor
th M
onro
e St
reet
Spok
ane,
WA
9920
1
KPBX
91.
1 fm
/ Sp
okan
e, W
A
News
, Mus
ic a
nd Id
eas
Bonn
er’s
Ferry
, ID
/ KIB
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A / K
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91.
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rise,
OR
/ 89.
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A / 9
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Kello
gg, I
D / K
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89.3
Omak
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/ KOM
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90.9
Sand
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t, ID
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Sout
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A / 9
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pson
Fal
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Spokane Public Radio Membership and Donation Form Annual or additional contributions to Spokane Public Radio are always welcome.
Mail to: Spokane Public Radio /1229 N. Monroe St., Spokane, WA 99201
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From Cary Boyce, President and General ManagerThese are critical times for our communities, our country, and our world.
When are they not? I am increasingly convinced of the importance of our local public radio service. Independent national and local news is vital to our understanding. It is also expensive, but the cost of not knowing what’s taking place in the world would be much higher.
I am exceptionally proud of Spokane Public Radio – of our service, our staff, and our resiliency in the face of considerable challenges. I’m also pleased with our growth. I hope you will join me in continuing this trend of growth and excellence. It’s OUR public radio station – and it both needs and deserves our support. Now more than ever.
Experience the Vinyl Revival at the KPBX Recordings & Videos Sale, set for Feb. 25 and 26 at the Lincoln Center, 1316 N. Lincoln St. in Spokane.The annual fundraiser for SPR features other music and film formats too,
including CDs, DVDs, tapes, and the equipment to play them all on. The big attraction, however, has always been vinyl records and 45s.Those items all come from
donors who are ready to let their past treasures go. Music, movies, and gear come in as people find new interests or downsize their stuff. SPR accepts donations at four locations through Feb. 11. Guidelines are online at SpokanePublicRadio.org. In general, items should be clean and gently used, with their original sleeves, booklets, and covers. KPBX first held the sale in 1990 with a few boxes of donated items displayed at
REI. Back then, the music and news station was only 10 years old and CDs had just started outselling vinyl. The sale has grown to hundreds of boxes, moved with help of Spokane Movers. “Every year, we’re amazed and humbled by our listeners’ generosity, and
grateful for the businesses and institutional community that provide donations,” says Kathy Sacket, SPR Events Director. Hundreds of music lovers traditionally line up before the doors open and
Volume 36 / No. 1 January-March 2017
KPBX Recordings & Videos Sale Returns Feb. 25 & 26
Continued inside under KPBX & KSFC Programming Grids
Shoppers search for treasures in the Pop LP category of the 2016 Recordings & Videos Sale.
Drop off items through Feb. 11 at:• Spokane: SPR, 1229 N. Monroe St.• 4000 Holes, 1610 N. Monroe St.• Cd’A: The Long Ear, 1620 N. Gov. Way• Cheney: Bicycle Time, 210 C St.
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Spokane Public Radio Membership and Donation Form Annual or additional contributions to Spokane Public Radio are always welcome.
Mail to: Spokane Public Radio /1229 N. Monroe St., Spokane, WA 99201
THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORTPremium Preference No Guide Newsletter Email link to The Guide (Provide email address below) Send me The Guide via U.S. mail
Payment Information Send me information about Sustaining Membership
Full payment enclosed
First payment of $ ________________ enclosed Charge my Visa/Mastercard/Discover/AMEX One payment Monthly Quarterly#________________________________________________ Exp. _______ /_______ (mo/yr)Name on Card _______________________________________________________________
Membership Type New membership Payment on current pledge Membership renewal Gift membership - please call me for details
Amount of Donation $45 $75 $100 $140 $200 $250 $365 $500 $750 $1,000 Sound Circle (call for details) Other $ ____________________________
spokanepublicradio.orgPledge securely on-line:
It Matters More Than Ever
From NPR's Wait, WaiT... Don't Tell Me!
at THE BINGtickets at Ticketswest.com
Independent national and local news is expensive, but the cost of not knowing what’s taking place in the world would be much higher. Details at
SpokanepublicRadio.oRg
Event Donors: DoDson’s Jewelers, strong solutions, the Cleaning authority, & sam roDell, arChiteCts
From C
ary Boyce, President and General M
anagerThese are critical tim
es for our comm
unities, our country, and our world.
When are they not? I am
increasingly convinced of the importance of our
local public radio service. Independent national and local news is vital to
our understanding. It is also expensive, but the cost of not know
ing what’s taking
place in the world w
ould be much higher.
I am exceptionally proud of Spokane
Public Radio – of our service, our staff, and our resiliency in the face of considerable challenges. I’m
also pleased w
ith our growth. I hope you w
ill join me in continuing this trend of grow
th and excellence. It’s O
UR public radio station – and it both needs and
deserves our support. Now
more than ever.
Experience the Vinyl Revival at the K
PBX Recordings & V
ideos Sale, set for Feb. 25 and 26 at the Lincoln C
enter, 1316 N. Lincoln St. in Spokane.
The annual fundraiser for SPR features other music and film
formats too,
including CD
s, DV
Ds, tapes, and the equipm
ent to play them all on. The big
attraction, however, has alw
ays been vinyl records and 45s.Those item
s all come from
donors w
ho are ready to let their past treasures go. M
usic, movies,
and gear come in as people find
new interests or dow
nsize their stuff. SPR accepts donations at four locations through Feb. 11. G
uidelines are online at SpokanePublicRadio.org. In general, item
s should be clean and gently used, w
ith their original sleeves, booklets, and covers. K
PBX first held the sale in 1990 with a few
boxes of donated items displayed at
REI. Back then, the music and new
s station was only 10 years old and C
Ds had
just started outselling vinyl. The sale has grow
n to hundreds of boxes, moved w
ith help of Spokane Movers.
“Every year, we’re am
azed and humbled by our listeners’ generosity, and
grateful for the businesses and institutional comm
unity that provide donations,” says K
athy Sacket, SPR Events Director.
Hundreds of m
usic lovers traditionally line up before the doors open and
Volume 36 / No. 1 January-M
arch 2017
KPBX Recordings & Videos Sale Returns Feb. 25 &
26
Continued inside under KPBX & KSFC Program
ming Grids
Shoppers search for treasures in the Pop LP category of the 2016 Recordings & Videos Sale.
Drop off items through Feb. 11 at:
• Spokane: SPR, 1229 N. M
onroe St.• 4000 H
oles, 1610 N. M
onroe St.• Cd’A: The Long Ear, 1620 N
. Gov. Way
• Cheney: Bicycle Time, 210 C St.
Spokane Public Radio1229 North Monroe StreetSpokane, WA 99201
KPBX 91.1 fm / Spokane, WA News, Music and IdeasBonner’s Ferry, ID / KIBX 92.1Brewster, WA / KPBW 91.9Enterprise, OR / 89.3Grand Coulee, WA / 91.9Kellogg, ID / KLGG 89.3Omak, WA / KOMQ 88.5Oroville, WA / KPBG 90.9Sandpoint, ID / 101.7South Hill, Spokane, WA / 90.7Thompson Falls, MT / 103.9Twisp/Winthrop, WA / KTWP 91.1
KSFC 91.9 fm / Spokane, WANews, Conversation and IdeasCoeur d’Alene, ID / 100.3 Omak, WA / 88.9St. Maries, ID / KXJO 92.1
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