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Morning on the Salish Host DJ Chris Bricker sports two of our donor gifts for this week’s Fall Pledge Drive.

With your $10 a month contribution towards KPTZ’s goal of $30,000 for the Drive, you’ll receive one of our newly minted “Stay Tuned” T-shirts.

And for a $5 a month pledge, we have a KPTZ mug ~ choose from white (as shown) or black.

In addition we offer a black KPTZ hoodie for $15 a month donors. And the KPTZ fleece embroidered vest is our gift to all who pledge $20 a month.

Either call us at 360-554-4430, drop by the station, or if you donate now online, you can come by afterwards to pick up the gift that matches your donation.

For our Fall Fund Drive this week, Phil Andrus brings us Can’t Wait for Bread at 12:10 with Denise Winter of Key City Public Theatre. This is followed by a sampling of local talents:

1:00 – Chris Stuart and Janet Beasley
2:00 – Bob Rosen, South County Report
2:30 – Susanne Duscha, author of Lost and Found In Kuwait
3:00 – Judith-Kate Friedman, “Songs from the Sound”
4:00 – Nathaniel Talbot, singer and songwriter
4:30 – Don White, reading

Wednesday, Oct. 31, 12 noon to 3pm
at the KPTZ Studios at Mountain View Commons

Listeners, costumes & kids, all welcome!
We hope to see you during our Fall Fund Drive party.

Come by the station between 9am and 5pm.
Or call us during that time at 360-554-4430.
Or click Donate Now at any time to join or renew your KPTZ membership online.

Thank-you Gifts:
$60 ($5/month) – KPTZ Mug
$120 ($10/month) – New KPTZ “Stay Tuned” T-shirt
$180 ($15/month) – KPTZ Black Zip Hoodie
$240 ($20/month) and up – KPTZ Vest

Taylor Clark hosts Tossed Salad this week with a selection of goodies for every taste:

1:00 – Port Townsend Community Orchestra
1:30 – Skip Cadorette, WAVE food drive
2:00 – Krapp’s Last Tape, KCPT’s 60th anniversary event
2:30 – Amanda Milholland, Farmers Market, Chimacum Market close and Squash chef demo
3:00 – Chris Stuart, music of Randall Bays and John Coyne
3:30 – Jeanie Murphy, “Banjo Tunes, Tunings, and Lore”
4:30 – Heather Dudley Nollette, reading