PAPA JIM jumps for joy with his dog Tasha every Friday afternoon from 12 to 3!

Jim comes to KSQM from the radio market in Southern California.

Only this radio market was as a 911 manager directing emergency resources.

Not being able to pull himself away from a microphone, you can find him at KSQM on Friday afternoons from 12 to 3pm spinning tunes and spinning tales.

Join him with his K-9 companion Tasha as they strive to entertain you.

Tune in and find out how he spins his tales!

We call him "Farmer" Art.

He cultivates happiness and provides a bounty of joy...(and he wields a mean trowel)!

YES!   BUCK ELLARD !

SATURDAYS AT NOON. SUNDAYS AT 5PM.

You don't have to be naked in order to enjoy Buck!

Down, Set...Hutt-hutt!  No, I mean "Fore"!  (Duck!)  The coach is back...Tuesday mornings 7-9AM

I am originally from Harrison, New Jersey on the west side of the Hudson River.  My husband and I drove west in the late sixties and lived in San Diego for 30 years.  I moved to Sequim in 2000 and am part of the “old guard” at KSQM.  Music has always been a major part of my life.  I am thankful for the privilege of announcing at KSQM.   Listen to me on Monday and Tuesday from noon to three.  You won’t be disappointed!

Doris, (Pictured above with "Tiny"), aka "The Jersey Girl" takes no guff from nobody!  Mondays and Tuesdays from Noon to 3.  Be sure to listen for the Afternoon Matinee. And be polite.  And watch your grammar!The Jersey Girl has been a KSQM Announcer since 2009.

Ed is a veteran news broadcaster with four decades of experience as a radio and television news reporter before coming to KSQM.  He served as the Chief of the State Capitol News Bureau for KIRO TV in Seattle (1980-91), Executive News Producer and weekend news anchor at KHON TV in Honolulu (1977-80) and weekend anchor and state capitol news correspondent with KOMO Radio and Television in Seattle (1968-77). After his career in broadcasting, Ed pursued a career in the ministry. He served as pastor of First Congregational United Church of Christ in Vancouver, WA (1996-2006) as well as Interim Pastor at Blaine United Church of Christ (1995-96).  Ed and his wife Carolyn retired to Sequim in 2006. He has been serving as the News Director of KSQM since July 2012.

JAZZY JEAN is heard on KSQM every Saturday afternoon from Noon to Three, Pacific Time.

Known as the "Segue King" Rich Hendricksen will keep you rolling on the floor with passionate human belching...particularly when he is accompanied by sidekicks Sean Patrick O'Ryan, and Ole Olsen.

Join Rich and friends at Richie's Place, right here on KSQM, Ninety-One point Five...Kay-Sequim!

The Gypsy Gal wanders from studio to studio.

That's why we call her the Gypsy Gal.

She's absolutely wanderful!

Listener to her wanderings every Tuesday and Wednesday afternoons at 3.

County Amy Lynn: "I retired to Sequim in 2017 from Southern California. I've spent most of my time working in the construction field. My dad was an announcer for Armed Forces Radio and that's where I got my love for radio. I love country and bluegrass music. On a side note, I also have a passion for trains and moose. My husband, Papa Jim, and I have known each other since age 10. We have 2 beautiful daughters and 4 grandchildren. I totally love volunteering at KSQM. It was so much fun to be involved with helping to create the beautiful facility that we are in now and also working as an announcer with wonderful people. I look forward to entertaining you in a country/bluegrass way."

Announcer, Radio Room Engineer, Music Programming  Hi there, I'm "Wild" Bill Hegarty. I am generally found in the KSQM broadcast booth on Sundays mornings (7-9) and Wednesday evenings (6-9). I also fill in at other times when needed.

I enjoy a fairly wide range of music, both instrumental and vocal. On my watch you will hear Big Band music, marches, popular music from the 1920's thru the 60's, Viennese waltzes, jazz, folk, music from Broadway and Hollywood productions, and music generally described as Easy Listening.

I grew up in Kansas City, attended University of Kansas, and have lived on the west coast for some 50+ years.

A resident of Sequim since 2003, I have been a KSQM volunteer since 2009. 

Enjoy life!  Join Bud Davies every Tuesday and Thursday from 9 to Noon.

He'll grace you with "Deep Thoughts" and delightful music.

Dick Goodman is a gentleman and a scholar...(or is that a geranium and a schooner?)  Can't say for sure.  Tune in Muffin Mondays and Fritter Fridays from Nine to Noon.  And don't forget the maple syrup.

Douglas Furr
Host, Notes by Northwest

Douglas is a “boomerang” Washingtonian, having lived in Issaquah, just east of Seattle, 20 years ago, and a recent transplant to Sunny Sequim.  He started his journalism career in high school and gives credit to his 10th grade English teacher for the love of the word (despite the fact she forced her students to read Faulkner).   He wrote for the high school newspaper, was on staff of the Daily Texan, the student newspaper of the University of Texas, and has spent his career in advertising, marketing and business consulting roles for national and international companies, including as COO of one firm. 

He has been the editor of a national professional organization magazine, the executive producer of two business programs on television, on the advisory board of a large metro area public radio station, and a contributor to public broadcasting his entire adult life.  Today he’s also a regular columnist for national professional services magazine.

Douglas’ love of music and the radio goes back to his early youth, where he and his father would listen to the radio on long car trips.   He passed on a similar love of music to his eldest son, who could name all the Beatles and the Rolling Stones by the time he was 5, thanks to FM radio.

Today that son, the clever one, is a musician and producer in Los Angeles. 

His other son, the smart one, attends college out of state but expects to do his graduate work at the University of Washington.

And sorry ladies, Douglas has been happily married for more than 25 years.

The variety of music on Notes by Northwest reflects Douglas’ love of the region and an eclectic taste in music including early rock, blues, country roots, alternative rock, and modern rock. 

That’s the spectrum you’ll hear on NOTES by NORTHWEST, every Thursday at 6PM (Pacific Northwest Time).

Florence Larsen has been a KSQM volunteer since 2010.  You can listen and laugh with Florence every Saturday from Noon 3 PMon the "Go with Flo" show.  Florence is also Producer of the KSQM Garden Show, and a retired Clallam County Master Gardener.  The Garden show is heard on KSQM Tuesday mornings at 11:40 and Friday evenings at 6:40.

Olive Martini

A little bit of Olive goes a long way!

(Just ask Popeye...)

Wednesdays, Noon to 3PM

Scotti Ducati represents the perfect mix between high performance, versatility, and agility. 

Find out for yourself:

Tune in Friday evenings at 6PM and Sundays from 9 to Noon.

(You simply MUST wear a helmet!)

The Blues Ox delivers The Blues.

Now, the Blues is not about feeling bad.

It's about feeling better.