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

Local Music: Nights

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Midnight to 8 am M-F; Saturday 12 am to 7 am; Sunday 1 am to 8 am
Mon @ 12:00am – 8:00am (PST)
Tues @ 12:00am – 8:00am (PST)
Wed @ 12:00am – 8:00am (PST)
Thu @ 12:00am – 8:00am (PST)
Fri @ 12:00am – 8:00am (PST)
Sat @ 12:00am – 7:00am (PST)
Sun @ 1:00am – 8:00am (PST)
Music
Alternative, Hip-Hop, Indie, Rap, Rock, Soul
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Local Music: Mornings

Mon @ 6:00am – 8:00am (PST)
Tues @ 6:00am – 8:00am (PST)
Wed @ 6:00am – 8:00am (PST)
Thu @ 6:00am – 10:00am (PST)
Fri @ 6:00am – 8:00am (PST)
Sat @ 6:00am – 7:00am (PST)
Sun @ 6:00am – 8:00am (PST)
Music
Alternative, Blues, Folk, Indie, Jazz, World
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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

The Kelp ForestThrough September 4, 2026Call 206-634-0919 or email jsp@jackstraw.org to schedule a visitJack Straw Cultural Center, 4261 Roosevelt Way NEThe Kelp Forest is an immersive installation that explores the interconnectedness of marine ecosystems, ancestral memory, and environmental resilience.Illustration of four women with blue skin and red hair like kelp See MoreSee Less
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Rockin’ Pneumoniamoniaonia is on the air Monday night at 9pm (Sunday encore at 2pm). Playing an hour of rockers, boppers, fonkers and flip floppKBFG 107.3 North Seattleattle. SponsoreThe Tin Hatn Hat. I’ll play something newish by Joshua Hedley that sounds as old as everything else. Stream it here: kbfgseattle.org/how-to-listen/ See MoreSee Less
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On the next episode of KBFG’s “PUGET SOUNDZ” we revisit the catalog of the one & only Tom Waits, mostly as a guest on other artists’ albums. Yes, that unique, gravelly voice sitting in with everyone from Dan Hicks (& his Hot Licks!); the Preservation Hall Jazz Band; Ramblin’ Jack Elliott; Thelonious Monster; Tin Hat Trio; the Replacements, and many others, including a number of rare surprises![And note: once again, uptight Mixcloud, where most of my shows are archived, rejected this one because I had too many tracks by one artist – yes, even though he was mostly sitting in under other musicians’ names – so if you want to hear this other than when it airs, you’ll have to go here:audius.co/broo23/tom-waits-as-guest-for-mixcloudOtherwise, tune in on Mon. Aug. 31 at 5pm & Wed. Sept. 2 at 7pm PDT at KBFGSeattle.org/listen &/or 107.3 on the radio! See MoreSee Less
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Kitty Wells is just one of the 30+ artists you’ll hear on this week’s Rockin’ Pneumonia. The Boogie Woogie Flu That is Good for You! Monday at 9 & Sunday at 2. KBFG 107.3 North Seattle . Sponsored by The Tin Hat. If you don’t live near Phinney Ridge you can stream it here: kbfgseattle.org/how-to-listen/ See MoreSee Less
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On this edition of You Heard It Here at 11am Sunday 8.23.26 we learn about Holy Trouble from New York Nuns who are taking on Pres. Trump. “Jesus was a troublemaker” is a favorite quote of the Sisters of Charity in New York, a feisty order of nuns who help immigrants, orphans and those shunned by society. Then we turn to human composting with a shoutout from Mandy Patinkin. We hear from relatives of those who have chosen green burials and natural organic reduction and from Katrina Spade who is featured in the August edition of The Stranger. See MoreSee Less
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