In Partnership with the Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe, KSQM brings you the Klallam Word of the Week. “Word of the Week” is a short educational feature spotlighting a Klallam language word by pronunciation, definition and use.  Vocal talents provided by Mary Norton, Charlene Dick and Loni Greninger.  Music performed by Jonah LittleSunday.

“Word of the Week” is heard on KSQM every Monday, Wednesday and Saturday at 12:30 and 5PM, and is made possible through the support of The Jamestown S’Klallam Tribe.

“Word of the Week” is also heard on KPTZ 91.9 FM every Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday at 5:15PM.  Visit their website: www.kptz.org.

We call him "Farmer" Art.  He cultivates happiness and provides a bounty of joy...(but he wields a mean trowel)!

Join Bud Davies every Tuesday and Thursday morning from 9 to Noon.

We call her "Country" Amy Lynn...(and you know what they say):

"You can take the girl out of the country...but where the heck is the city limit?!"

Wednesdays 9 to noon.

Dr. D's Roots of Rock program on KSQM 91.5 Sequim Washington follows through commentary and music rock and roll from the 1930's thru Woodstock.  Monday mornings at 6:30 and Friday evenings at 8:30.

Evening News with Ed Evans

Every Little Thing is a one-hour weekly program that encompasses all the works of the Beatles group and solo-careers. Every show includes a wide mixture from this massive catalog, along with bonus features, such as cover versions, side-projects, music from Apple recording artists, family members, tribute songs, and rarities. Each program has a unique thematic set that closes the show, ranging from sheer fun topics (songs with numbers, girls names, songs with 3 of the 4 Beatles on record, songs that feature harmonicas, etc.) to more serious subjects (John Lennon's political songs,  songs featuring Paul McCartney on drums, songs the Beatles wrote for other artists, etc.)

And every show has a trivia question or game thrown in as a bonus!

Tune in Tuesday evenings at 6PM and Sunday mornings at 6AM.

Yep. By Golly!  It's "Fritter Friday"...

Did you know that Sequim is the Fritter Capital of the world?  Yep, By George, it is! 

This is not to be confused with the "Frittata" capital of North America. 

That is Port Townsend.  

Anyhow...stop frittering around and grab that hot cup of java and settle back for two hours of fun and frivolity with Farmer Art every single Friday from 7 to 9AM.

Go with Flo!

Or,

Flo with Go!

Either way...tune in every Thursday at Noon for an unbridled musical experience!

Jazzy Jean is heard on KSQM every Sunday from Noon till Three.

That's because she really and sincerely is most "Jazzy" !

He insists that he is "Just Gary"

But he is a historian...and a philosopher...and an adventurer...and a musical genius!

Yep.  He's "Just Gary" all right.

So...Just Tune In...Mondays 9 to 12.

KSQM News Director Ed Evans says:  "When news breaks, we fix it!"

Tune in at 8AM, Noon, 4PM and 8PM

KSQM Pet Report about Welfare for Animals Guild (WAG), Peninsula Friends of Animals, and Central Valley Animal Rescue.

Master Gardener Program

Plan your day with the proper amount of weather, and attitude.  45 minutes past the hour.

Northwest Passages features excerpts from books with a connection to the Pacific Northwest.   The  program will include an introduction and context of the book and the passage, a short reading, and a summary.   The program will air every Tuesday evening at 6PM and Thursdays at 10AM on KSQM.

“Being a boomerang Washingtonian, I found myself reading books about the region once again, and found some of the passages quite moving, both from power of the words, and the topics to which I’d been drawn,” said Northwest Notes producer and host Douglas Furr.  

“We are open to suggestions on other books to feature,” said Furr, “especially local fiction writers whose topics include stories or characters from the Pacific Northwest.”  Suggestions for future episodes of Northwest Passages can be sent to office@ksqmfm.com.  

Olive Martini sez:

"One Olive Martini a week is all we ask!"

Tune in Wednesday afternoons...Noon to 3.

What's on Papa Jim's mind?

Find out!  Fridays, Noon to Three!

Rich is the Segue King.

All hail!  Long Live the King!

Thursdays and Fridays 3-6PM

Some say that Susan is Sassy.

Others insist that she is Classy.

Why not both Sassy and Classy?

That's "Sclassy"!

(Look it up)... and then judge for yourself:  

Mondays and Tuesdays from Noon to 3PM.

And now:  Saturday mornings at 9AM with Ciscoe Morris:

"Gardening with Ciscoe"

Made possible through the loving support of her sister and brother in law, in honor of the family.

Stock Market Report - Weekend Edition

Andrew is the old new guy.

USN.

Now appearing Monday afternoons, for your pleasure...

(Just don't call him Andy)!

Sandra Tsing Loh earned her BS in physics at Caltech, from which she won a Distinguished Alumna Award in 2001. She sorely disappointed her Chinese engineer father, however, by pursuing a career in the liberal arts. 

Two things are infinite: the Universe and Human Stupidity; 
(and we're just not too sure about the universe). 

Learn the awful and indisputable truth every Sunday afternoon at 3PM.
And if that isn't enough for you, tune in again Thursdays at 9PM.
Now.  Please.  Go,...uh,...go read a book or sumpthin...

Everyone talks about the weather, but few people do anything about it at all!

YES!

BUCK ELLARD !

Fridays 9 to noon.

Saturdays noon to 3.

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

(But it doesn't hurt, sometimes...)

When you change the way you think... you can change your world.

Life is unpredictable and we all face challenges from time to time. When you know how to turn a negative into a positive, your life will change.

Kelbi is here to give you her thoughts and ideas on a variety of subjects. 

It's not about a quick fix... it's about helping you with tips on making choices that can make your life better.

Make the choice to listen to Kelbi's Corner and see how your world changes.

You know you wanted to know.  Well,...now you know!

Three times daily. 

What's a "Doo" without a "Wop"

Join Dorothy Tuesday Evenings at 9PM and Saturday afternoons at 4PM

Mara provides the Best Music Ever Made with a song in her heart, and a smile on her lips.

You simply will not be able to resist the urge to be happy!

Tuesday and Thursday mornings from 7 to 9AM.

Every evening at 45 past the hour you can hear the latest from the National Weather Service.  The evening weather forecast is a service of the KSQM NewsCenter.

Mark in the Morning calls this report "Boat Notes"

“Gardening with Ciscoe” !

With Ciscoe Morris.

Ciscoe:

*  He’s a gardening expert,
*  He’s an author,
*  He’s a television and radio personality…but above all: He’s a gardener!

Join Sassy Susan as she welcomes this garden guru. Saturdays at 9AM.

It’s an hour devoted to cultivation,

You’ve got questions.
Ciscoe has answers!

You can submit your questions in advance by calling KSQM at 360-681-0000, or by e-mailing us:  office@ksqmfm.com.  Or mail by the good ole Post Office. 

Send your questions or comments to:

KSQM 91.5
PO Box 723
Sequim, WA 98382

Again, get your trowel and wheelbarrow, and tune in Saturday at 9AM for  “Gardening with Ciscoe” !

Heard on KSQM through the support of SUNNY FARMS FARMSTORE and NURSERY, "The Biggest Little Nursery in Town"

Learn about Road conditions along the Highway 101 corridor from Forks to Quilcene every single day at 7:15AM.

The Highway 101 Morning Report is a service of the KSQM NewsCenter.

KSQM News Director Ed Evans says:  "When news breaks, we fix it!"

Tune in at 8AM, Noon, 4PM and 8PM

Mid-Day News with Ed Evans

Mister Big is really sweet.

Tuesdays 3 to 6.

Douglas is a “boomerang” Washingtonian, having lived in Issaquah, just east of Seattle, 20 years ago, and a recent transplant to Sunny Sequim. 

His 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 who’s toured across the US and Europe and played backup on some big name artists’ albums.

His other son, the smart one, is a computer programmer in the Houston area.

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 his show on Thursdays from 6-9PM on KSQM.

Ed Evans keeps the world up-to-date on our weather future while most of us are asleep and dreaming of fuzzy bunnies...

Pulse of the Planet radio series provides its listeners with a two-minute sound portrait of Planet Earth, tracking the rhythms of nature, culture and science worldwide, blending interviews with extraordinary natural sound.

Tu as de beaux yeux... Tu es très jolie... Tu es mignon(ne)... Tu es belle/beau... J'adore ton sourire... Tu es charmant(e)... Je pense toujours à toi... Tu me manques... Tu me rends heureuse/heureux.

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.

And be sure to wear a helmet.

the KSQM Stock Market Update includes the daily closing figures from DJIA, NASDAQ and the S&P.  

Heard on KSQM Monday through Friday at 3:15PM.

Made possible through the support of Dan Abbott, Financial Advisor with Edward Jones.

Join the fun!  Every Monday evening at 6, Friday evenings at 5:30 and Saturday mornings at 6AM. 

The Unknown DJ and gang will take you on a musical trip well beyond human comprehension. 

TONY "D".  (Just don't call him Tony "A")!

Monday and Tuesday Evenings from Six to Nine.

He's BILL.  He's WILD.  
(There is just no doubt about it).  
And He WANTS YOU!
  
Yep. 
And he's very serious about this...
...(and very sensitive about his flight jacket).
Wednesday and Sunday mornings from 7 - 9AM