Katherine's Carousel of Musicals
9-10 am
Katherine Okey [katherinescarousel@kfok.org]
Katherine invites you to experience the world of theater and movie musicals. Each Sunday, you'll hear the brief history, the plot, and some enchanting tunes from either a stage production or a movie. Katherine features a different production each week, so, if you love musicals, or you want to be introduced to them, be sure to tune in!

Katherine, a university graduate who majored in literature, enjoys singing, writing, and, of course, experiencing the world of musicals.

Art of the Song
11 am-noon
Art of the Song is a one-hour public radio program that explores universal truths common to all creative expression.

Sleepwalking Through Public Places
12 noon-3 pm (3rd)
Faith [music@kfok.org, www.sleepwalkingthroughpublicplaces.com]
A multifarious mix of indie pop, rock, electro, experimental, and everything in between -- and oftentimes beyond.

Faith is KFOK's music director.

Faith is proud to call herself a computer nerd and a vegetarian, and is happiest when exploring Sacramento and Folsom's abundant bike trails on cool days. She's worked around music forever -- first working at Tower Records HQ and at an indie record label/distribution company, and then running a record label (Blue Bell Records) -- and has always loved and supported local independent music and radio stations like KDVS and KVMR. She thanks Buddy Al for introducing her to KFOK Community Radio!

Home on the Grange
6-7 pm (alternating)
Buzz Chernoff
On this show, you will hear current news about Grange and other happenings on the Divide, discussions with guests on topics of relevance to rural living, and a regular update on legislative issues the California State Grange is pursuing at the state and national levels, all mixed with music and spoken word.

Buzz is a community and Grange advocate who has lived on the side of Mt. Murphy with his wife, Linda, and a bunch of critters since the 1980s. He is the lecturer for the California State Grange and is actively involved with the Marshall Grange in Garden Valley. He has been a KFOK broadcaster since 2009 and a supporter of the American River Folk Society since its beginning.

Professional Porch Sitters Union 4300
6-7 pm (alternating)
Buzz Chernoff and Cornelius O’Quinn
Get unbusy with Buzz and Cornelius at the Professional Porch Sitters Union Local 4300. Sit down with a glass of lemonade and join in on porch chatter about the weather, goings-on in the community, gardening, raising chickens, road repairs, gourmet recipes, fishing, or whatever else comes to mind, plus stories, music, and a whole lot of fun.

Buzz and Cornelius are a couple of local hams who love to talk and tell stories. Buzz, a fixture in the Garden Valley area since the 1980s, and Cornelius, around since 2002, are regulars at the Marshall Grange Young at Heart Players Monthly Bistro and Coffeehouse. Cornelius has been a broadcaster at KFOK since the days when the studio was behind the barbershop, and Buzz has been on the air since 2009.

The Vintage Radio Variety Revue
7-9 pm
Mark Nichol [mark@kfok.org]

Return to those thrilling days of yesteryear -- or, like Mark, visit them for the first time -- as he presents random selections from classic radio programs like The Great Gildersleeve, The Lone Ranger, The Shadow, and more, plus hit songs and other recordings from the golden age of old-time radio.

Mark is KFOK's program director, the radio station's publicity coordinator, and president of the board of directors of the American River Folk Society, the license holder for KFOK.

Mark is a writer and editor who relocated to the Divide from the Bay Area in 2010.

New Horizons
10 pm-midnight
Prerecorded environmental, ambient, world fusion, and new age music.

Aging with Success
9-10 am
Marian Smith

Pride of the Mountains
10 am-noon
Alan Lubanes (1st), John Daniels (2nd), vacant (3rd), and Marian Smith (4th)
This show's rotating hosts feature songs from the American folk scene, including traditional folk, bluegrass, Celtic, and other acoustic music forms.

John is a membership coordinator for KFOK and a member of the board of directors of the American River Folk Society, the license holder for KFOK.

TCM: Today's Christian Music
Noon-2 pm
David Godley
David loves to play the best of Christian music from today’s top artists. Tune in and listen to artists such as Michael W. Smith, Rebecca St. James, and Audio Adrenaline. Get set to be uplifted by inspiring music, devotionals, Bible verses, and sermons as David takes you on a two-hour journey of music and faith. Grab a radio and tune in!

David Godley, a former sawmill security guard in Camino, lives in Placerville and plans to study to become an electroencephalography technician so he can work with people with neurological disorders. Active in his church, he enjoys contemporary Christian music as well as oldies. David volunteers for the American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life and the Epilepsy Foundation of America. His hobbies include working with model trains, listening to music, and playing guitar.

Reba's Reggae Revue
6-8 pm
Rebecca Murphy
Rebecca, host of Reba’s Reggae Revue, invites listeners to experience the uplifting and beautiful beat of Jamaica and the surrounding Caribbean islands. With a nod toward world music, she also throws in reggae from around the world, including Africa, Latin America, and the United States and often adds music in which reggae is rooted, including zydeco, blues, and Motown.

Rebecca is KFOK's underwriting coordinator.

Rebecca, who graduated from California State University, Sacramento, with a degree in journalism, has been writing since 1982. She has worked for the Georgetown Gazette since 1988, and became its editor in 2008 after working as a reporter and photographer for the local paper for 20 years. She loves sharing reggae, which she began listening to in the early 1970s, when it was relatively new outside of the Caribbean.

The Unsigned Artist
Noon-2 pm
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 gives unsigned artists the opportunity to get their original music on the radio and streaming on the Internet.

Muddy Boots
2-4 pm
Tenali Hrenak [muddybootsradio.blogspot.com, www.musicfromtherainbow.org]
Muddy Boots will wander where sneakers never will, moving on the back roads through the backwoods and to the forgotten cracks of our communities. Tune in to hear ’20s and ’30s jazz and blues, field recordings from the campfire, the random whimsical, and the rare and not so rare.

Variable Groove (on hiatus)
6-8 pm (alternating)
Louise Webb
Variable Groove features a mix of classic rock, live Dead, local blues, and whatever else Lu wants to throw into the mix. Listen to music with a message.

Jazz World
8-10 pm
Paul Firth [paulfirth@kfok.org]
Paul's program features jazz music from the 1920s to the present, including jazz blues, fusion, jazz rock and occasional crossover selections -- a wide variety of music by jazz legends and new rising stars.

Paul is KFOK's general manager and is secretary of the board of directors of the American River Folk Society, the license holder for KFOK.

Paul has been a jazz enthusiast for over 30 years. Originally from Los Angeles, Paul moved to the Divide in 1997. His other interests include fly fishing, surfing, gardening, and steam locomotives.

New Horizons
10 pm-midnight
Prerecorded environmental, ambient, world fusion, and new age music.

Science & Environment News & Review
8-9 am
Ray Griffiths [raygriff1299@sbcglobal.net]
This show features news and opinion about various science subjects and the environment. Topics are separated by music selections from Americana, jazz, and pop.

Ray is a membership coordinator for KFOK and is a member of the board of directors of the American River Folk Society, the license holder for KFOK.

Ray, an ecologist trained at California State University, Chico, and the University of California at Davis, is a horticulture instructor at Folsom Lake College's El Dorado Center in Placerville. He serves on county committees and conservation-organization boards, has consulted on land use, forestry, and rare and endangered native plants and wetlands, and raises fruit and vegetables. Raised on a small ranch in the Central Valley, he has been a resident of Georgetown since 1978.

PUD Blues
9-10 am (2nd)
Ray Griffiths [raygriff1299@sbcglobal.net]
The day after each monthly meeting of the Georgetown Divide Public Utilities District's board of directors, Ray, a GDPUD board member, shares the latest news and information about the Divide's waterworks.

Ray is a membership coordinator for KFOK and is a member of the board of directors of the American River Folk Society, the license holder for KFOK.

Ray, an ecologist trained at California State University, Chico, and the University of California at Davis, is a horticulture instructor at Folsom Lake College's El Dorado Center in Placerville. He serves on county committees and conservation-organization boards, has consulted on land use, forestry, and rare and endangered native plants and wetlands, and raises fruit and vegetables. Raised on a small ranch in the Central Valley, he has been a resident of Georgetown since 1978.

Afternoon Classics with Pat Leeds
1-2 pm
Pat Leeds [patleeds@kfok.org]
Expect anything from a Bach concerto to a Wagner opera, with a whole lot in between. Pat's been interested in the classics since childhood, when he first heard "Chopin's Polonaise Opus 53 in A Flat Major" and Rossini's "William Tell Overture" while listening to The Lone Ranger.

Pat Leeds is KFOK's music librarian.

Retired from a 36-year banking/finance career. Pat is a ham radio operator (KD6APA), a private pilot (he owns a Cessna 182), a member of the El Dorado County Sheriff's Air Squadron, and past president of the Experimental Aircraft Association, Chapter 1074, and Friends of the Georgetown Airport.

The Rockin' '50s & '60s Show
2-4 pm
Pat Leeds [patleeds@kfok.org]
Pat plays songs from his extensive music library covering the fabulous golden era of traditional rock and roll and pop. The music is a blend of blues, R&B, country, gospel, traditional pop, jazz, and folk.

All About Guns with Pat Leeds
4-5 pm
Pat Leeds [patleeds@kfok.org]
This show features discussions of gun ownership, maintenance, and safety, as well as owner responsibility and home and personal defense. Gun and shooting experts will join Pat in the studio and over the phone, and listeners are welcome to call during the program or email him before or throughout the show.

The Unsigned Artist
Noon-2 pm
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 gives unsigned artists the opportunity to get their original music on the radio and streaming on the Internet.

The Big Kahuna Zoo (on hiatus)
2-3 pm
Andy Lake [lake@kfok.org]
A "Cowabunga!" E-ticket ride! Who knows which tropical beast may have escaped its cage this week at the Big Kahuna Zoo, but it's gonna be fun. KFOK's resident zookeeper unleashes a sonic roller coaster of music ranging from the '50s to the '90s, washed down with a wild tsunami of music from his years in a world-renowned surf band. So pack up your long board, your suntan lotion, and some cotton candy -- oh, and don't forget the earplugs! Catch a wave with Andy at the Big Kahuna Zoo.

Andy is a member of KFOK's Program Committee.

The Big Kahuna After Hours (on hiatus)
5-7 pm (2nd & 4th)
Andy Lake [lake@kfok.org]
This extended program features the world’s greatest rock bands recorded live in concert. Drawing on commercially available recordings, on bootlegs, and on recordings from concerts the host was personally involved with, this is a program that showcases the live in-concert format at its finest.

Andy is a member of KFOK's Program Committee.

Healthy Families
7-8 am
Craig Kuehn
Craig’s program shares the latest research on relationships and families and what that means for all of us, using stories of real people. (Call-ins are welcome.) There will be more talk about parents than about children, but children will not be forgotten, because when Mom and Dad are happy, everyone is happy. The best gift we can give to our children is being in a good relationship with our spouse.

Craig, an Episcopal priest at Placerville’s Church of Our Saviour, holds a certificate as a board-certified pastoral counselor. He is married to Suzanne, and they have two children, one surviving. Originally from Utah, Craig has lived in Placerville for twelve years. Craig is also president and founder of the El Dorado Healthy Marriages Coalition, a founding member of the National Association of Relationship Educators.

FAT Head Radio
9 am-noon
Cathy Rohm & Gary Oswald
Join your hosts every Friday as we venture back into the Land of Lard with the music of the legendary KFAT, from its glory days to what is FAT now. Help us in spreadin' the weird of the lard. Tell your friends and neighbors that the FAT one has risen!

Cathy is a member of KFOK's Program Committee and the station's announcement coordinator, and Gary is a studio technician for KFOK.

Cathy has been a Divide resident since 2001, coming to the area from Sacramento to follow her interests in endurance riding. She’s been a broadcaster since KFOK’s formation, and she says her affiliation with the station has been, without a doubt, one of the most rewarding experiences of her life -- right up there with winning the Haggin Cup and Tevis Cup!

Jukebox Sparrows
Noon-2 pm (alternating)
Patrice Webb
Let Patrice Webb take you on a musical road trip through the backroads of country blues pickin', smokin' bluegrass, spicy Cajun, Mexican salsa, cowboy stories, or just plain honky-tonkin' country and western swing. Call it country soul, call it Americana, call it JukeboxSparrows.com.

Rockin' Richard
2-4 pm
Richard Grimes
Rockin’ Richard’s show is oldies, classic rock, and blues. He loves to play those songs that have been forgotten and are rarely heard or maybe not heard much but bring back great memories. So, tune in for Rockin’ Richard -- he’s sure he’ll play something you like.

Richard is a studio technician for KFOK.

Richard, raised in Pinole, a small town across the bay from San Francisco, was a teenager during the '60s and '70s, so his musical experiences during that unique period were at various legendary venues like the Fillmore, Winterland, and the Avalon Ballroom, plus the Days on the Green at the Oakland Coliseum and free concerts in Golden Gate Park and Berkeley’s Provo Park, just to name a few. He was raised in a musical family: His mother played stand-up bass in the US Navy during the '40s, and she instilled in him a deep appreciation for music.

After Hours with Phil
8-10 pm
Phil Toschi
Join Phil as he celebrates old-time radio with recordings of vintage mystery and comedy radio shows such as The Jack Benny Program and Fibber McGee and Molly.

Red Dirt Roadhouse
9 am-noon
Cathy Rohm [crohm@shaferlawgroup.com]
Music guaranteed to rock your socks off on Saturday mornings! Red Dirt is anything from Asleep at the Wheel to the Reverend Billy C. Wirtz, with an emphasis on noncommercial music. Stuff you’ve heard; stuff you’ve never heard of! All good. Guaranteed, or your money back.

Cathy is a member of KFOK's Program Committee and the station's announcement coordinator.

Cathy has been a Divide resident since 2001, coming to the area from Sacramento to follow her interests in endurance riding. She’s been a broadcaster since KFOK’s formation, and she says her affiliation with the station has been, without a doubt, one of the most rewarding experiences of her life -- right up there with winning the Haggin Cup and Tevis Cup!

The Cameron, Joe, and Jackie Show
9-11 pm
Cameron Ferguson, Joe Nagy, and Jackie Hobbs

The show features three youths as they tackle celebrity gossip, real-world issues, humor, and each other. Topics can range from the rise and fall of Charlie Sheen to females in sports to the war in Iraq, all the way back to how The X-Factor ruined American Idol. This show runs the gamut from A to B and everywhere in between.

After doing grunt work, writing video scripts, and impressing the bigwigs as an intern at California’s number one rock station, KRXQ, Cameron Ferguson was let go and asked not to return. Not to be discouraged, he dominated the late-night airwaves as cohost of the now-defunct program Under Sedation. After the program was retired, he set forth to create a new show: stronger, faster, and a little less professional. When Joe Nagy's not spending time at work or with loved ones, he enjoys painting miniature models, playing video games, and generally being a fountain of knowledge from which all are welcome to quench their thirst. If Joe could be any animal, he would be a Hungarian horntail -- because dragons are real. Jackie Hobbs, a psychology major at Sacramento State University, spends her free time either rooting for the Green Bay Packers or with friends and family. With all the lung capacity to talk people’s ears off and none of the knowledge to back it up, Jackie asks the important question. "Why don't you listen to me?!"