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Every week, KSER touches the lives of 10,000’s of people across Snohomish, Island, Jefferson, and North King Counties. 

KSER impacts the way people live their lives, providing the information they need and music that enriches them.

A donation to KSER is a gift to your community and an investment in the quality of life here in the North Puget Sound.

News

  • Each day you face the highs and lows of your own state of mind, as well as the onslaught of external threats from terrorist alerts, earthquake warnings, and economic downturns. Your mind is in a constant state of arousal, and your happiness and your physical health pay the price. But Dr. Rick Hanson says that you have enormous power not only to change your frame of mind, but to physically alter your body and even the structure of your brain by taking charge of your thoughts. Rick Hanson, Ph.D., is a neuropsychologist, who writes and teaches extensively on personal growth and contemplative practice.

  • A griot, pronounced gree-oh, is an African storyteller that shares and preserves the culture of his people by passing along the myths, wisdom and heritage to others.  Our Global Griot program expands that task world wide, bringing the stories, music, poetry, culture and myths of the world’s cultures into your home every Sunday for 2 hours.


  • A one-hour call-in program, bringing listeners together forethought-provoking national conversation about issues specific to Native communities and impacting non-natives. Each program engages noted guests and experts with callers throughout the United States and is designed to improve the quality of life for Native American and foster conversations between Native Americans and non-natives.

Music

 

  • Featuring pop music that spans various artists and decades. My program's foundation is power pop, but is also a showcase for indie rock, oldies, americana, and contemporary pop singer / songwriters from the '60s through today. Got comments or set/show recommendations? You can email them to lon@kser.org!

  • The Tunnel is here and in yer ear Friday nites. The Tunnel is a space to go to hear electronic/rhythmic, experimental, unusual, outthere, echoey, ambient, triphop, drum&bass, underground works by usually non-mainstream folks. Named for a train tunnel that was hand dug under the center of downtown Everett by Chinese immigrants - probably not paid real well and then chased out of town after the tunnel was dug (around the time of the famed Everett Massacre). There's a guy and a woman in the Tunnel that take turns spinnninn - Robbbb andd Maire - each Friday night at 10pm. If you hace some material you'd like us to play-get in touch. The Tunnel is open!

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    Saturdays at 9:00 pmYou'll hear lesser-known songs from famous bands, famous songs from lesser-known bands, and a little of everything in between.Just scroll to the left end of your radio dial, and a world


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     Saturdays at 7:00 pmNative American Musicians from across the musical spectrum.  Cheech One Road takes you down a path to our native roots, where the breadth and depth of Native American musical creativity is explored.

  • The curriculum in the Academy of Comedy is strictly vintage radio comedy, humorous songs, and general silliness.  In the Academy, you'll be schooled in the classics, like Abbot & Costello, Bob & Ray, Bob Newhart, Bill Cosby and Jerry Seinfeld. Join the Academy of Comedy for two hours of good fun, ribald songs, and amusing oddities Saturday mornings at 6.

Resources

Regional Information Links

Call 2-1-1 on any phone for connection to a variety of social services. Learn more about 2-1-1 here.

Regional Public Information Network
http://www.rpin.org/

Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) Puget Sound Traffic:
http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/traffic/seattle/i5_pacific.htm

WSDOT Winter travel info

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