Rock, Rhythm, & Blues - LEAVE OF ABSENCE...not currently on air - 1pm-3pm - Kaayla Jaret [kaayla@kfok.org] - From the Delta and Chicago Blues emerged Rock and Roll, Rhythm & Blues, the British Invasion and much of the music we listen to today. Kaayla spins the old vinyl of the Legends of Blues: Robert Johnson, Muddy Waters, Howlin' Wolf, Willie Dixon, Jimmy Reed, Son House, Lightnin Hopkins, T-Bone Walker, Memphis Minnie, B.B. King, to name a few. She traces the past into the present through these legends' pupils: the Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton, Bonnie Raitt and others. Artist bios, album liner notes, anecdotes and personal insights are sprinkled in the mix. From slow to fast, happy or sad - its the Blues at its best.

New Horizons - 8pm-10pm - David Blonski [davidb@kfok.org] - Evocative music that carries you on a journey. Environmental, light jazz, new age, world fusion music & ambient grooves. David has been a Divide resident for more than 28 years and has been a successful recording artist for more than two decades with more than 16 CD releases to his name .... www.TimelessProductions.com .... David also runs a local recording studio and serves on several committees for KFOK. He is our resident technical advisor for the station and webmaster for the KFOK web site.

Trolling for Trout - 9am-11am - Gary Oswald -

The Unsigned Artist - 12pm-2pm - Trapper - A hip music program dedicated to the music of unsigned artists. Trapper grew up in a small community of rock musicians in the Bay Area. He moved to Georgetown in 2006, and through this program he presents an opportunity for the unsigned artist to get their original music on the radio and streaming on the internet.

Triple Beard's Museum - 7am-8am - John Koll -

Garden Thyme - 8am-9am on the 4th Saturday of the month - Martha & David Cox - A talk show about gardening on the Georgetown Divide. Listener's are invited to write in or call in with questions. Broadcast Studio number is 333-4300.

The Saturday Morning Show - 9am-11am - Join an eclectec mix of broadcasters and styles from around Georgetown in a Saturday morning excursion with our own young broadcasters in "Youth Broadcasters " with Ann O'Quinn [ann@kfok.org]. "Melissa's Favorites" with Melissa LaPorte [mrlaporte@yahoo.com] will set you free. Comming soon - "Everything Green" with Daniel Fisher

Freebird - Classic Rock with Timaree - 11am-1pm - Timaree Keller [timaree@kfok.org] - Timaree is a big concert fan and loves sharing her favorite music with the Divide Community. Originally from South Pasadena, California, she has lived on the Divide for 20 years and has three children.

Jeff's Roadhouse - 2pm-4pm on the 1st & 3rd Saturdays of the month - Jeff Dunn - My format is labeled Americana and includes Blues, Rockabilly, Western Swing, Honkytonk, Cajun, New Orleans Jazz, Zydeco, Big Band Swing, and a few novelty/comic cuts thrown in for fun. I hope to keep the listener’s interest stoked with a “Let’s see what he plays next” concept. I comb the used CD bins at the record stores looking for the unique and unusual, particularly covers of already popular songs performed in a different style/genre…such as a Bluegrass cover of a Heavy Metal song or Big Band cover of a Rock&Roll hit.One of my favorite things is to hear someone say “That stuff you’re playing is great. Where do you find it all?” Jeff Dunn moved to Eldorado County in ’99 from South Central Texas. Always into listening to music I bought my first record album when I was twelve. In the ‘70s I did a little sound work for a few bands in nightclubs in and around the San Antonio area. I’ve been with KFOK for a little over two years now and I’m still having a blast with it.

The Deep End - 8pm-10pm - Curtis Soldano [curtis@kfok.org] - Dance, Underground, Progressive and Deep House Music mixed live in the studio. Beat mixing, euro imports, funky retro disco and general commentary on the genre. It's usually 2 hours of vinyl on the wheels of steel but sometimes I'll premix something for the show or throw on a CD of something I'm currently listening to. The shows goal is simple, find a deep groove and get you moving to the beat... Curtis Soldano was born and raised in the SF Bay Area and as such grew up around a colorful and diverse mixture of musical genres during his formative years and carried his love for grooving into adulthood. Curtis and has lived on the divide since 2002 and works for Electronic Arts as a Video Game Producer for the Pogo.com casual game web site.