Thursday, November 12, 2009

PROGAM SCHEDULE FOR THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 12

7-9AM: Thursday Morning Show with Tom & Nancy Jo. Tune in for our 'pot shot' segment, as well as our famous coffee contest.

1-2PM: Women Talk with Leslie Warren and Lois Pearlman. Members from The Bonafide Blues Band will make an appearance on Women Talk two days before recording a new CD live at the Last Day Saloon in Santa Rosa. Expect conversation and music with some of the River’s favorite blues musicians.

5-6PM: Touch with Milo

6-7PM: Get those cocktails ready and join your host, Ferd Sabino, for The Cocktail Hour

7-8PM: Join Sister Dawna Matrix, Sister Coppah Feel, river celebrities, community leaders, and a gaggle of Russian River Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence Bad Habits, a fun filled hour of music, meditation, and discussion about community involvement, responsible living, and expiating stigmatic guilt. Let's discuss our "Bad Habits" shall we? Call in, email or just listen. Tune in, turn on, rinse and repeat._____ Hey Y'all!

8-10: FREILACH! The Russian River's jewish music and cultural show airs each 2nd and 4th Thursdays from 8-10 p.m., hosted by DJ Gershom. This week's show will feature KLEZMORAMA and comedy schtick with Lenny Bruce and Jewish comedy with Natasha.

Overnight, KGGV presents music.


Wednesday, November 11, 2009

PROGRAM SCHEDULE FOR WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 11

7-9AM: Tune in for The Morning Show with your host Hunter. Today being Veteran's Day, music will be played to celebrate and honor our Veterans. Hunter is a Vietnam Era Veteran himself and welcomes calls today from Veterans. Hear the morning headlines of the Press Democrat as well as sports and weather. What else is happening locally as well as music that is mellow, instrumental, jazzy, relaxing and peaceful throughout the program. Call in's are welcome and requested please while music is playing.

5-6PM: Touch with Milo.

6-8PM: The Mystery Train this week is honoring veterans of all wars and making a few not-too-subtle musical "statements" about our views of wars in general. Low in saturated fats, high in infatuated cats, The Mystery Train is all-organic and as always, you're welcome to the organ of your choice - as long as it's not the one with the really big pipes!"

8-9PM: Natasha Pehrson's, The Roots of Mexican Music airs each Wednesday. This week's musical journey takes us throughout all regions of our southern neighbor will focus on Vera Cruz harp music and the fantastic song/guitar styling of Lydia Mendoza.

9-11PM: Blues with a Feeling with the Blues Daddy.

Music from the Bridge Mix plays overnight.

Tuesday, November 10, 2009

PROGRAM SCHEDULE FOR TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 10

7-9AM: Tuesday Morning Show with Nancy Jo and sometimes Berdalee. Tune in for our 'word of the day' and famous 'coffee contest'. Sing along; the world is waiting for the sun... doobie doo whah


12-2PM: Today on Calliope Keyboard Classics, hear:

J.S. BACH - Trio Sonata #6 in G major

PROKOFIEV - Piano Concerto #3 in C major

C.P.E. BACH - Sonata in G major

HUMMEL - Piano Septet #2 in C major

SCHUBERT - 3 piano pieces

Calliope Keyboard Classics, with your host Mark Gregory

5-6PM: Join Milo for Touch


7-8PM: It’s Community Calendar with Valerie Hausmann along with Voices of Youth with Suki


8-10PM: Moon over Bohemia with DeeJay Damien


10-11PM: Tales of Gypsy Campfires with your host Damien


All night long, KGGV provides music from our vast and ever-changing archives.