Ride the schooner adventuress May 30th!

Arrr, matey! It's time to book your seat on the 1913 schooner Adventuress for an exciting evening of sailing, great music and good company! The Sunset Sail Cruise is a joint benefit for KSER and the Adventuress, and you're invited this May 30th!

Boarding at the Everett Marina begins at 4:30pm, with the cruise running from 5-8pm. Your $60 ticket includes food, non-alcoholic beverages and music provided by The Whateverly Brothers!

Fewer than ten (10) seats remain, so don't wait! Pay by Mastercard, VISA, cash or check. Call KSER at 425-303-9070 to reserve your spot today in support of KSER and the Adventuress.

Sign-Up For Basic Broadcast Class Starting June 5th!

Ever listened to KSER and thought, "Hey, I could do that!"

Lay the groundwork for your community radio career by taking the next KSER Basic Broadcast Class, starting June 5th. The six week course takes you through the basics of a building a program and speaking on mic. Learn about FCC regulations, playback equipment, and all the details that add up to producing real radio!

Classes are Wednesday evenings from 6:30 - 8:30pm for six (6) weeks at KSER Studios, 2623 Wetmore Ave, Everett. Fee is $75. Space is limited, so reserve your spot now! Tickets and more info at Brown Paper Tickets.

News

  • The Story with Dick Gordon brings together ordinary and extraordinary people to provide perspective on the issues which affect us all.

  • A magazine for your ears with a focus on North Puget Sound. The program brings a daily offering of local commentary, national perspectives, Snohomish and Island county events, people and stories into your car and radio. From environmental issues to political discussions to interesting ideas and people, Sound Living is a look at the places we call “home.”

  • FACE YOUR FUTURE with Wilson Charles Wilson.   Charles hosts a program about the challenges facing the “rising generation.” Families, work, social customs and gender relationships are changing almost daily. Face Your Future explores the issues that young people face on a daily basis.

  • THIS WEEK: The Coal Train – Part Two.   Last month, Jim Smith presented the positive arguments for the proposed coal train from the perspective of the Northwest Central Labor Council. This month, he looks at the arguments against the coal train from the perspective of environmentalists.  Produced by Jim Smith, this program looks at issues of work and working from the perspective of working men and women. The program uses interviews, field recordings, commentaries and music on the complexities of work in the 21st Century.

  • The Story with Dick Gordon brings together ordinary and extraordinary people to provide perspective on the issues which affect us all.

Music

 

  • Noel Williams guides you through the Caribbean's rich musical traditions. You'll hear Soca, Calypso, Garifina, and all your favorites from the islands and the coasts. Born and raised in Belize, Noel brings you his personal take on the sounds and history of music from across the southern sea.

  • The Blue Moon Lounge serves up Americana music along with jukebox twang, swing, gospel and other spicy treats. Menu favorites include Wilco, Nick Lowe, Hayes Carll, Dave Alvin, Patsy Cline, Gillian Welch, Los Straitjackets, Th’ Legendary Shack Shakers and local artists too. David Ballew is your host.

  • Host DJ Bryan Ollie brings you soul, R&B and funk artists like Rick James, The Spinners, Ohio Players, James Brown, Staple Singers, and Kool & The Gang. At midnight we present a 30-minute uninterrupted love-jam.

  • Travel to the forests, lakes, mountains, high seas, and to the urban centers of the Nordic Lands: Denmark, Iceland, Finland, Norway and Sweden!!  Take this musical journey with Karen, your host, on Nordic Roots and Branches.

  • Chris Wartes introduces you to the best in 20th & 21st Century Classical Music on Classical Edge. The program airs at 9pm Monday and repeats at 4am Sunday morning.