Welcome to KBFG!

Dedicated volunteers and radio nerds created this FM station with a focus on local music, music not in the mainstream, and public affairs. Looking for something different?  You’ll find it here!

We are on the air in the Ballard, Fremont, Greenwood, and surrounding areas of North Seattle. We are online everywhere through our stream and on TuneIn.  Come on in!

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Music

Musicology Show

Eric Muhs
Mon @ 10pm & Wed @ 8pm
Mon @ 10:00pm – 12:00am (PST)
Wed @ 8:00pm – 10:00pm (PST)
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KBFG Programs

With 48 programs to choose from, there is a lot to like.  Just about any kind of music that you can think of + public affairs programs = Well-Rounded Radio

Local Music

Much of the music you hear on our station is local; stay up-to-date listening to Local With Carly or listen to unhosted hours and after-hours local music.

Get Involved

KBFG has room for more programs.  If you would like to get on the air, now is  your chance!  Maybe you have a podcast or specialize in a particular genre of music; you can find a home here. 

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Volunteer run, Low-Power FM Community Radio for the Northwest Seattle communities. Visit our website at http://kbfgseattle.com and Twitter at https://twitter.com/KBFG1073

Come join me on a musical trip through the Caucasus and Eastern Europe (& more!) on the next PUGET SOUNDZ on KBFG-FM, 107.3 & KBFGSeattle.org/listen on Mon., May 11 @ 5pm & Wed., May 13 @ 7pn PDT! We’ll follow the trip I recently took with my daughter Lucy listening to everything from magnificent Georgian church choirs to Armenian chats & tunes; jazz in Prague & Vienna & Budapest; ex-Soviet Agitprop; birdsongs during a Zurich morning; Vienna church bells; the Dada of Cabaret Voltaire, and so much more! & guaranteed no jetlag! See MoreSee Less
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Town Hall Talks 5.4.26 6pm In What Is Intelligence?, Blaise Agüera y Arcas takes up this idea—that prediction is fundamental not only to intelligence and the brain but to life itself—and explores the wide-ranging implications. These include radical new perspectives on the computational properties of living systems, the evolutionary and social origins of intelligence, the relationship between models and reality, entropy and the nature of time, the meaning of free will, the problem of consciousness, and the ethics of machine intelligence. See MoreSee Less
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A hot new Rockin’ Pneumonia is on the air Monday night at 9 (it’s so nice that it gets played twice- Sunday afternoon at 2). Catch the grooves and moves on KBFG 107.3 North Seattle & stream it through the cool new website kbfgseattle.org/ Sponsored by The Tin Hat See MoreSee Less
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You Heard It Here Sunday 5.3.26 11am Taking a brief break from walking around downtown Indianapolis New York Times columnist Jamelle Bouie talks about what we can do to reform the Supreme Court, reduce its power, and give ourselves the space to govern ourselves. And then latest from historians Richardson and Freemen on What the Heck Just Happened. See MoreSee Less
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Start the week out with an hour of heart breakers and hip shakers. Rockin’ Pneumoniamonia will be out there on the frequency modulation spectrum and the world wide web. Monday at 9/Sunday aKBFG 107.3 North Seattleattle / SponsoreThe Tin Hatn Hat. kbfgseattle.org/how-to-listen/ See MoreSee Less
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