KFJC Saturday 11/15 midnight The Wild Kingdom 2am Randolph Carter 6am Jeremiah Jahnson 9am Robert Emmett noon Carson Street 3pm Teachers AIDS 6pm Mona hosts Disturbing the PIECE 9pm Zero Gravity hosts No Way Out 11pm Zero’s Sound System KFJC.org/player

BEHOLD our 2025 Artist shirt by Sadie Chelan Our popular series of T-Shirts featuring designs from some of today’s top underground artists continues. The KFJC Artist Series T-Shirt is a black classic fit, and is available as our thanks for your $45 donation. donate.kfjc.org/product/2025...

KFJC For musicians & record labels: If you're in a band or have a label and want to submit music to KFJC: We're always interested in music from nearly any source. However, the sheer volume of submissions that we receive requires us to establish these guidelines:

Hep cats and kittens “in the know” are using our apps for iOS and Android devices to do their KFJC listening “on the go” If you have an iPhone, iPad, or even an Apple TV box, this is where you go, fox: tinyurl.com/6syfmfs8 You swing the Android way, say? tinyurl.com/49xwskpe Dig it. KFJC.org

Pro Tip: If you missed a recent show and would like to listen to it (or if you want to listen to a particular show again), go to our broadcast archive for a rolling list of all our programs from the past two weeks. Find it here: kfjc.org/listen/archi...

How to listen: 89.7 MHz FM in the San Francisco Bay Area. On the web at kfjc.org/listen/ We have streams ranging from 320kbps stereo all the way down to 32kbps mono, depending upon your bandwidth.

Station Status: Licensed Class B1 Non-Commercial FM Station Effective Radiated Power: 110 Watts Transmitter Location: 37° 19' 14" N., 122° 8' 29" W. Antenna Pattern: Non-Directional HAAT: 562 meters (1845 feet) Height above Sea Level: 820 meters (2692 feet)

First things first: KFJC broadcasts 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. The station is located at 89.7 MHz in the FM band, channel 209. Our transmitter is located on Black Mountain, in the Montebello Open Space Preserve, south of Los Altos,California. We use an omni-directional antenna.