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Dedicated volunteers and radio nerds created this FM station with a focus on local music, music not in the mainstream, and public affairs. Looking for something different? You’ll find it here!

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With 48 programs to choose from, there is a lot to like. Just about any kind of music that you can think of + public affairs programs = Well-Rounded Radio

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Much of the music you hear on our station is local; stay up-to-date listening to Local With Carly or listen to unhosted hours and after-hours local music.

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KBFG 107.3 North Seattle

Volunteer run, Low-Power FM Community Radio for the Northwest Seattle communities. Visit our website at http://kbfgseattle.com and Twitter at https://twitter.com/KBFG1073

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It’s the annual Halloween special on Rockin’ Pneumonia. Don’t worry the rockin’ will still be raw and the P will remain silent. 1 hour of monster related songs from the Mojo Triangle and Beyond. It’s on hyper-local KBFG 107.3 North Seattle & sponsored by The Tin Hat. Stream it here: kbfgseattle.org/how-to-listen/ Monday night at 9pm … See MoreSee Less

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11am Sunday 10.25.26 You Heard It Here "Blockers", wasn’t a compliment. In the new Washington, it was the worst thing you could be—especially if you worked in the federal government and wanted to keep your job. A Blocker was a holdover, an impediment, someone who didn’t get the message—and, most of all, someone who didn’t belong. Michael Lewis found seven of them. He tells us their story and he is joined by Jacob Weisberg who has written one of the first defining books of the Trump Era. In "Profiles in Cowardice" we hear about how this pitch-black political moment happened, why so few resisted, and what it reveals about the character of American leadership. … See MoreSee Less

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KBFG’s “PUGET SOUNDZ” returns to the sounds of the jungle… and the forest…and under the ocean icecaps & more…! MUSIC OF THE ANIMALS! Everything from lions & moose to Richard Blackford’s animal symphony, New ager Gene Groeschel, a 1979(!) National Geographic flexidisc of humpback whales!; David Rothenberg w/ starling; Paul Winter & a bugling elk; Shabaka Hutchins; Jim Metzner; the Beatle Barkers; Jim Fassett; Dave Soldier’s elephants that play musical instruments themselves (!); Jim Nollman [all the Jims!] on pedal steel guitar with more whales; Dieter Schnebel’s modern choir singing with a whole host of animals….and even the {supposed?} sounds of a dinosaur!!!!Only on PUGET SOUNDZ, Mon. Oct. 26th at 5pm & Wed., Oct. 28th at 7pm PDT! … See MoreSee Less

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Wed 10.21.26 6pm Priya Parker is a facilitator, strategic advisor, and acclaimed author of The Art of Gathering: How We Meet and Why It Matters. She is joined by Aaaron Hurst for a stimulating conversation at Town Hall Seattle. Online or in person, from the boardroom to the locker room to the dinner table, The Art of Fighting urges that conflict is a normal part of life and we can choose how we tackle it. As our lives seem to get increasingly complicated, building healthy skills around conflict can be a powerful resource. … See MoreSee Less

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Town Hall Talk 10.19.26 6pm A decade after the Panama Papers exposed the hidden world of offshore finance, the investigation’s consequences continue to unfold. Governments have recovered at least $1.4 billion, transparency laws have changed, and investigative journalism has been transformed. But financial secrecy has evolved alongside these reforms. Gerard Ryle, executive director of the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists tells Jas Randhawa the story which won the 2017 Pulitzer Prize. … See MoreSee Less

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