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Monday
Mixed with Tillman Bussey
On Hiatus

On the air, I’ve always been known as TXB. Back in the early 2000’s, I co-produced a TV show with L.A. Hernandez called Live. Later on, I produced a show called Hotspot. In that same time period, myself along with L.A. Hernandez, and George Utrilla Angulo did a radio show, which was just a cable broadcast with no video. My goal is to entertain and inform my audience at the highest level.
Let’s listen to some tunes. Let’s talk about things happening on the planet. Let’s mix it up, and you can call in and add your ingredients into the mixing bowl.
Tillman Bussey teexbee@gmail.com
Women in the Situation Room
Alternate Mondays 1 – 2 pm

“Women in the Situation Room” is a project of the Sonoma County Commission on the Status of Women. The show’s mission is to raise and discuss issues impacting Sonoma County women and girls, as well as to elevate their voices.
Cohosts for the show are Commissioner Angelica Nuñez of the fourth district and Chair Trisha Almond of the second district. You may email them at Trisha.Almond@sonoma-county.org.
The purpose of the Commission on the Status of Women is to promote equal rights and opportunities that enhance the quality of life for all women and girls, and to address issues of discrimination and prejudice that negatively effect women in Sonoma County.
The Greater Good with Barton Smith
On Hiatus

A podcast designed to inspire community. The Greater Good engages community members & organizations to chat about the positive impact they are having on folks, who they are, how they found their path, and how others may replicate their efforts or engage with them.
Jazzed
Monday at 4 – 5 pm

Rockpile
Every Other Monday 5-6 pm

Rockpile spins a lively mix of rock and roll, blues, R&B, garage, soul, surf and rock instrumentals, and more. Deep cuts, overlooked gems, rare B-sides, and new stuff too. Your host is Tim Schafbuch.
Rockpile airs every other Monday 5-6 pm.
You can find Rockpile online here.
Neil’s Funky Dream Machine with Neil St. Andrew
Mondays 5 -6 pm

This show explores the best in funk and soul with classic tracks by the iconic artists, from the 1950s to the 1980s, alongside modern remixes and unusual cover versions. Tossed in are a substantial number of new songs by emerging artists and from the thriving European contemporary funk/soul scene. In addition, the show extends into the R&B, jazz, disco, gospel, and Latin genres. Join host Neil St Andrew and occasional guests. It’s a killer mix!
Scone Bone Radio
Monday 7 – 9 pm

SconeBoneRadio: As we are being hijacked by complacency and automation, Scone Bone brings it back to the days when friends made mix tapes and humans ran radio stations.
Archive: mixcloud.com/sconebone
1st Mondays – 50s and 60s Rock N Roll and Soul
2nd Mondays – Punk, Post Punk, Hardcore and Metal
3rd Mondays – Post Funk, Post Disco, Minimal, Electro, Hip Hop
4th Mondays – Interactive episode involving the guest and their collection of Vinyl
5th Mondays – Dissection of sub genres, studios, producers and themes
Tuesday
Local Arts & Music Roundup
Tuesday 2 – 3 pm
If new, this program will replay on the subsequent Friday at 2 pm, or it may be a repeat from the previous Friday.

Each week host Thom Butler speaks with local artists and art galleries, chefs and restauranteurs, bands and musicians intermingled with music from local Petaluma bands, and those non-local bands playing in the area the coming weekend. It’s a look and a listen to what’s happening in the Southern Sonoma County area each weekend. It might just help you find a few things to do you hadn’t thought of.
The Dr. Angela Hour
Tuesday 5 – 6 pm

Welcome to the Dr. Angela Hour. Do you control your mind, or does it control you? A talk show delving into a range of mind-brain, brain-body, spirit/soul, personal/political, life/afterlife, and other topics, such as: What is the mind and why do we have one? How much say do we have in our own behaviors and feelings? What is “normal” mental health and what is not? What is this thing called happiness; can we be happy? What is unhappiness, sadness, depression? Issues of sleeplessness, anxiety, fear, trauma. Addictions to sex, love, relationships, people. Problem emotional patterns & traps, how to break free. Addictions to pills, pot, alcohol, other drugs. What is gambling all about? Is it healthy? Keys to creativity and why these matter. The spirit and the self, who and whatever these are. Life, death, loss, grief, and issues of after-life possibilities. How do we think; are we free to think freely/clearly? and much more. Dr. Angela, also known as author, speaker, psychologist and social worker, Dr. Angela Browne-Miller, will delve into all this, sometimes solo, sometimes with guests, sometimes with listeners’ questions. Email Dr. Angela with your questions at DrAngelaHour@DrAngela.com
Lifestyle & Fitness Choice
On Hiatus

State of the Union with DG the 30 Something
On Hiatus

State of the Union is a live non-partisan talk radio show that initiates the conversation about policies and issues that affect both populations both locally and at the national level through the viewpoint of a 30-something. The show includes guests, audience questions, and a good laugh from time to time. Hosted by Domenica Giovannini.
The 8 O’Clock Rock Show
On Hiatus

The show features Greg Randall picking all the music you need to hear from all decades of rock and roll and its roots.
Spinning selections from his own collection, he will cross-fade the pioneers of rock and roll with punk, power pop, garage, Americana, indie rock, blues, glam, and beyond with one mission: to save rock and roll one record at a time!
Wednesday
The Survivor’s Guide To Life
Every Other Wednesday 10 – 11 am

The Survivor’s Guide to Life is an on-going series of discussions between Dr. Peter Bernstein – a coach and mentor with nearly 50 years of experience working with emotional trauma and its impacts – and podcast host, Jenny Stevenson – a seasoned coach and mentor who has worked with Dr. Bernstein for more than a decade. Each podcast will cover real-world examples of the various traumas, difficulties and struggles of life, and how developing an attitude of resilience can do more than merely help one cope – resilience can result in personal growth, an attitude of hope, and ever-increasing joy in life. For more information go to our website at www.thesurvivorsguidetolife.com
Women’s Spaces
Wednesday 11 – 12 pm

This show is dedicated to and conducts interviews with ordinary women doing extraordinary things. Elaine first produced the show in 1978 on KBBF FM in Santa Rosa, the nation’s first bilingual radio station, and it lasted until 1981. In 2007 Elaine and her partner Kenneth Norton resurrected the show for TV with her first TV broadcast on Santa Rosa Community station through Comcast Cable Access. In December 2011 she produced her 200th TV show. In September 2012 Elaine again began producing the Women’s Spaces Radio Show on Radio KBBF-89.1 FM out of their Santa Rosa, CA studio.
The Project Censored Show
Wednesday 1 – 2 pm

Drive You Crazy with Dino Poortaste
Wednesday 5 – 7 pm

The Dino Poortaste Show crosses all musical boundaries. If it’s good, he will play it! From the rarity of the vinyl 45 B-side to a seldom heard live concert performance, Dino will weave a musical web and stories connecting artists and continents. So “buckle up”, “turn it up”, and prepare to take a weekly magic carpet ride in sound. Contact host Dana Porteous with your comments at dana.porteous@yahoo.com.
The Film Score with DDD
Every Other Wednesday 7 – 9 pm

MAYHEM with Judy Kirschner
Every Other Wednesday 7 – 9 pm

From around the world, to your back yard.
Thursday
Talking with Rabbi Ted
Every Other Thursday 10 – 11 am

Rabbi Ted Feldman’s hour-long talk show focuses on cultural issues, historical, and current events. His guests include some of the most fascinating people in our community. Rabbi Feldman joined B’nai Israel Jewish Center of Petaluma on August 1, 2005. Before coming to Petaluma, he served ten years as executive director of Jewish Family and Children’s Services of the East Bay. Prior to that, he was the executive director of the Jewish Federation of the Sacramento Region. Before coming to California in 1992, he was the campaign director of the South Palm Beach County Jewish Federation in Boca Raton, Florida. In addition to his work in fundraising, Ted was also director of the Jewish Community Relations Council, director of planning, and responsible for the federation’s Jewish education efforts in South Palm Beach County. Rabbi Feldman served two other synagogues during his extensive career in Columbus, GA (8 years) and Boca Raton, FL (6 years). With a lifelong commitment to the Jewish and general community, he received his bachelor’s degree in psychology at Roosevelt University in Chicago, and a Master of Arts and Ordination from the Jewish Theological Seminary in New York.
Phil and Ariel’s Mixtape
On Hiatus

Welcome to Phil and Ariel’s Mixtape on KPCA, Petaluma’s community access radio station. This is the show where we play songs that you don’t usually hear on the radio. Sometimes they’ll be from well-known artists that pretty much everyone knows, and other times they could be from small local bands you’ve never heard of, but one thing that they all have in common is that they are songs we like and we want you to hear. Petaluma residents since 2014, Phil and Ariel are excited to become a more active part of the community. Growing up in families that constantly surrounded themselves with music, they have always dreamed of one day being able to share their love of the art form with anyone who is willing to listen.
Let’s JAM! with Cindy Thomas
Thursday 7 – 9 pm

Metaluma
On Hiatus

Friday
Sunny in Seattle
9 – 10 am

Recovering attorney and practicing master life coach Sunny Joy McMillan interviews authors, teachers, coaches, and healers (such as Neale Donald Walsch, Byron Katie, Martha Beck, Tosha Silver, Anita Moorjani and more) about some element of mind, body or spirit wellness. For the past 4.5 years, Sunny in Seattle has aired live on Alternative Talk 1150AM KKNW out of Seattle. Now that Sunny is a resident of Petaluma, we are excited to simulcast the show on both KPCA and KKNW!
Inside Petaluma w/Cindy, Jason, and Janice
Friday 11 – 12 pm

Inside Petaluma with Cindy , Jason, and Janice weave news and information all around town.
Brown Boy Talking
On Hiatus

Brown Boy Talking is a weekly news and talk show, hosted by Jordan Torres. From local and state news to world events Brown Boy Talking aims to not only share information but also to break down the ins and outs of how main stream news works and where it falls short. Main focuses are on labor and environmental news but honestly we have a little bit of everything. We also will interview local people of interest who are either a part of or who are making the news.
Local Arts & Music Roundup
Friday 2 – 3 pm
If new, this program will replay on the subsequent Tuesday at 2 pm, or it may be a repeat from the previous Tuesday.

Each week host Thom Butler speaks with local artists and art galleries, chefs and restauranteurs, bands and musicians intermingled with music from local Petaluma bands, and those non-local bands playing in the area the coming weekend. It’s a look and a listen to what’s happening in the Southern Sonoma County area each weekend. It might just help you find a few things to do you hadn’t thought of.
Full Circle With DJ Said
On Hiatus

Live Archive with Ed Perlstein
Friday 5 – 7 pm

Reggae Radio
Friday 7 – 9 pm

Zoro, with his 20+ years as a DJ, brings his love and knowledge of Reggae music to Reggae Radio every Friday from 7-9 pm. With a focus on Jamaican style reggae music, past and present, Reggae Radio hopes to educate you with the good vibes, keep you up to date on the local Reggae scene and ease you into the weekend. So relax and keep the irie vibes flowing. Special requests are always welcome.
Saturday
Call It Anything
Saturday 12 – 1 pm

Jazz, Rock, Funk, Fusion, call it anything. Saturdays at noon listen to the giants of jazz as they transitioned from traditional jazz into something new. Let Captain Ed guide you along the history of Jazz Fusion, light on talk heavy on the rock!
New Music Hour
Saturday 1 – 2 pm
(This show rebroadcasts from 4-5 on the Thursday following)

Dune Radio
Saturday 2 – 4 pm

Nick Sykora is a musician, traveler and science fiction writer, having graduated from Sonoma State University with a degree in creative writing. Nick plays a fusion of Alternative music, R&B and Indie rock, providing the best music of the 1990s to the present.
It’s the 80s! with Johnny C
Saturday 4 – 5 pm

Blues Routes
Saturday 5 – 6 pm

Y Radio
On Hiatus

“Han Y” hosts a music show, playing different genres, without a central theme. Music for all ages and nationalities. Tune in Saturdays from 6:00 p.m. to 8:00 p.m.
Sunday
Recordando Amigos De Portugal
10am – 12 pm

Carlos Medeiros brings you the Recordando Amigos De Portugal show playing a wonderful blend of music from Portugal.
Carlos Medeiros traz para você o show Recordando Amigos De Portugal tocando uma maravilhosa mistura de música de Portugal
All Things Pilates
Sunday 2 – 2:30 pm


Not Your Mother’s Storytime
Sunday 5 – 6 pm

Drift Tube
Sunday 7 – 9 pm

Ryan Summer brings you “experimentally-leaning music with the frequent non-commercial non-sequitur.”
The Midnight Skeptic
Every Other Sunday 9 – 10 pm
