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Alternative Radio - Sun 7am

THIS WEEK:  Loretta Napoleoni – The ISIS Crisis. Loretta Napoleoni is a leading expert on money laundering and terror financing. She has worked as London correspondent and columnist for La Stampa, La RepubblicaEl País, and Le Monde.




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Sound Living (Rebroadcast From Fri 4pm) - Sun 8am

KSER SPECIAL:  CAPITOL STEPS - Politics Takes  A Holiday.  The Capitol Steps bring their usual irreverance to the politics of the day.




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Alternative Radio - Sun 7am

Alternative Radio is an internationally syndicated, one-hour, weekly radio program, featuring serious interviews with humanitarian and progressive thinkers. Host, David Barsamian.




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Turnstyles - Overnights

Turnstyles is a new four-hour daily eclectic music program for community & public radio from Radio Rethink.

Turnstyles Playlists




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Beale Street Caravan - Sun 10am

Beale Street Caravan brings the Sounds of Memphis to an international public radio audience with live concert performances from contemporary masters of blues, soul, folk, and rock ‘n roll. Hosts Pat Mitchell-Worley and Kevin Cubbins also feature segments from industry insiders, writers, and musicologists.




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The Vault - Thr 10:30pm

For those who remember KYYX, KJET and Skoochies, host Bill Davis creates a weekly mixtape of exploratory styles like new wave, industrial, goth, punk music and more!




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Spokane mother-daughter duo Kim and Aimee Cash make sustainable bowl covers

It's a pretty basic need: You gotta eat…




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Events: It's Fall, Y'all

Ben Joyce: Places…




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Looking for foreign travel without the hassle? Hop in the car and head north

There's been a tremendous uptick in travel abroad since the lifting of COVID-related restrictions…




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Locos' chef Victor Lewin brings Texas brisket and hospitality to the Hillyard neighborhood

"After all is said and all is done, it's just me and you."…



  • Food & Cooking

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Julie Wolter, the dean of Gonzaga's rebranded School of Health Sciences, is all about taking the road less traveled

There are what you might call "traditional" paths in academia that advance in a very linear way…




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Here's a roundup of last-minute election news as you prepare to turn in Nov. 5 ballots

On Monday, Oct. 28, the Washington Secretary of State's Office reported that a "suspected incendiary device" was put in the Fisher's Landing ballot drop box in Vancouver…




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A narrower Sprague Avenue now connects Spokane Valley City Hall and Balfour Park

Spokane Valley has finished its nearly $4.6 million Sprague Avenue stormwater and multimodal project, which reduced the road from five to three lanes between North University Road and North Herald Road, where Balfour Park and Spokane Valley City Hall are located…




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Washington state has a proud tradition of bipartisan governance, but will today's political climate push it farther to the left?

On Tuesday, we will learn what kind of state we want to live in, and about who we are…



  • Columns & Letters

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Need a replacement ballot? Still need to register? Spokane voting centers can help

Presidential elections often get the highest voter turnout, which is already proving true in Spokane County. With five days left to vote, nearly 48% of the county's roughly 375,000 registered voters have already returned their ballots, according to unofficial statistics provided by the Spokane County Elections Office…




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After more than a decade of litigation, the EPA has released a plan to reduce carcinogenic chemicals in the Spokane River

Nearly half a century ago, the Environmental Protection Agency used the Toxic Substances Control Act to ban the use and production of polychlorinated biphenyls, or PCBs…




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NEWS BRIEFS: North Idaho College report hedges on achievements before January decision

Plus, Spokane wants historic teardowns to go to good use and Idaho wants phones banned in all schools ENOUGH PROGRESS?…




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The downtown Spokane doom narrative is self-reinforcing; sharing a different story about our vibrant downtown could be, too

The narrative goes something like this: Downtown Spokane is in decline, is unsafe, is a hotbed of crime and unsavory activity…



  • Columns & Letters

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Spokane rental units are required to be registered, but not everyone knows that; now they might have to pay the fee

Whether you agree with it or not, Spokane's rental registry is law…




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Across the Inland Northwest, national and local talent comes together to deliver top-tier entertainment throughout the year

When you take stock of all the performing and fine arts offerings around the region, there's little doubt that entertainment lovers are spoiled for choice…



  • Arts & Entertainment

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How Spokane Bishop Thomas Daly wrestled with the moral dilemma of canceling Mass for coronavirus

This is hardly the first time the Catholic Church has to deal with a plague. Spokane Bishop Thomas Daly knows that well…



  • News/Local News

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Doom's new and improved storyline, Pearl Jams new album and more you need to know

PROPHET OF DOOM…



  • Culture/Arts & Culture

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Health Officials Recommended Canceling Events with 10-50 People. Then 33,000 Fans Attended a Major League Soccer Game.

As COVID-19 fears grew, public officials and sports execs contemplated health risks — and debated a PR message — but let 33,000 fans into a Seattle Sounders soccer match, emails show. By Ken Armstrong, ProPublica, and David Gutman and Lewis Kamb, The Seattle Times On March 6, at 2:43 p.m., the health officer for Public Health — Seattle & King County, the hardest-hit region in the first state to be slammed by COVID-19, sent an email to a half-dozen colleagues, saying, “I want to cancel large group gatherings now.”…



  • News/Local News

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New music we love: Fiona Apple's thrilling Fetch the Bolt Cutters is a rush of lacerating lyrics and swirling sonics

You don't have to wander around the internet long before bumping into a rave review of Fiona Apple's new record Fetch the Bolt Cutters: It has inspired breathless acclaim, has already been labeled a masterwork and is notably the first new album in nearly a decade that Pitchfork has assigned a perfect 10/10 rating…



  • Music/Music News

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Creative cooking at home with chef Ricky Webster

Spokane chef Ricky Webster is bringing tips, recipes and good cheer from his kitchen to yours through a series of lighthearted cooking videos…



  • Food/Food News

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The Inlander teamed up with a Rogers art teacher to paint a tribute to 2020 grads in Riverfront Park

As a general rule, if you start spray-painting Riverfront Park, Riverfront Park gets mad at you…



  • News/Local News

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The smartest thing the Fast and Furious franchise ever did was become gloriously stupid

It all comes down to a thrilling vehicular showdown with a ruthless villain at an arctic base. With a clock ticking and the threat of a weapon of mass destruction looming, our hero races an absurdly modified classic car on a frozen lake, contending with assault rifle-wielding snowmobilers and enemy vehicles firing rockets…



  • Screen/Screen News

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First-time filmmaker Edson Oda delivers a masterful drama with Nine Days

Every once in a while, there is a film that is just soul shatteringly good…



  • Screen/Movie Reviews

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The directors of Free Solo return with a mesmerizing documentary about a daring deepwater dive

If you think you know the full story of how a soccer team became trapped in a Thai cave, a spectacle that drew the breathless attention of the world, you don't…



  • Screen/Movie Reviews

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Spokane's Rosie CQ is carving out a musical niche all her own: vibraphone pop

Descending into the mildly claustrophobic Spokane Valley basement of Creative Music Learning Center isn't an experience that screams pop music…



  • Music/Music News

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Baroness brings its expansive metal to Lucky You Lounge

Guitarist Gina Gleason chats about new music and fandom before playing Spokane Baroness occupies a very unique spot in the metal world…



  • Music/Music News

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C'mon C'mon delivers a tender tale of healing driven by a never-better Joaquin Phoenix and newcomer Woody Norman

The work of Oscar-nominated writer-director Mike Mills (20th Century Women, Beginners) has always been grounded in an inescapable sense of empathy — for the world, the people who live in it, and the characters he crafts a film around…



  • Screen/Movie Reviews

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Don't stay glued to your porch this summer, visit the honey bucket with the Melvins

Helmed by Buzz Osborne, the Melvins have helped codify the heavy music lexicon since 1983…



  • Music/Music News

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British period dramedy Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris tries a bit too hard to win over its audience

There's a fine line between sweet and cloying, and the British dramedy Mrs. Harris Goes to Paris crosses it a little too often…



  • Screen/Movie Reviews

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The new Hamilton Studio Listening Room provides audiences with a unique and intimate acoustic experience

A sign that read "St. Joseph's Catholic School Gymnasium" used to hang above the front door of a brick building in Spokane's West Central neighborhood, but it's since been replaced by a simple metal sign bearing the surname "Hamilton."…



  • Arts & Culture

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Spokane artists receive grants, No-Li racks up the hardware; plus, new music!

FUNDS FOR ARTISTS…



  • Arts & Culture

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The Rocky Horror Picture Show still draws crowds of superfans and virgins alike nearly five decades after its initial release

The Rocky Horror Picture Show is unlike anything else…



  • Arts & Culture

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The Glover Mansion hosts Kindling Dance's haunted-house performance inspired by its storied history

More than 100 years ago the opulent Glover Mansion was built for its first inhabitants, James and Susan Glover…



  • Arts & Culture

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Cloverland, Wash: The only original building left in this briefly booming orchard town in Asotin County is its well-preserved garage

Though a sign on Washington State Route 129 points you in the right direction, driving the nearly 12 miles along Cloverland Road to arrive at the Cloverland Garage in Asotin County can make you feel like you're, well, chasing ghosts…



  • Arts & Culture

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Elberton, Wash: This picturesque Palouse town thrived from agriculture and timber, but died out as nearby resources did

I don't realize it until I'm standing at the base of the steps of the United Brethren Church in Elberton, but I've made the hourlong drive from Spokane to the Whitman County ghost town on a Sunday…



  • Arts & Culture

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Govan, Wash: A railroad put this Lincoln County community on the map, but a 1927 fire set its demise in motion

I've driven past many dilapidated buildings in my life…



  • Arts & Culture

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Burke, Idaho: Wedged between mountains, the Silver Valley mine town's history of rich resources still echoes down the canyon

Crammed in a narrow canyon of North Idaho's Silver Valley, in perhaps one of the most inconvenient but also beautiful places for a hub of human habitation, are the rusted remains of a once-lively mountain mine town…



  • Arts & Culture

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The Gonzaga men have reloaded for the 2024-25 season, while the women have some departures to deal with

GONZAGA MEN…




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Gen Heywood's photography exhibition at Gonzaga University Urban Art Center explores the potency of two American icons

It's a scary time of year, but not because of Halloween…



  • Arts & Culture

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Discover five Inland Northwest ghost towns where the past still eerily echoes

As early settlers flocked to the American West to extract the land's rich resources, small towns spread across the landscape…



  • Arts & Culture

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Q&A: Former Gonzaga head coach Dan Monson returns to the PNW sidelines to lead Eastern Washington University

Don't let anyone tell you that you can't go home again…




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After being eliminated from the city’s budget over a decade ago, Mayor Lisa Brown wants Spokane Arts back in the city

Art and community have gone hand in hand for millennia…



  • Arts & Culture

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Journalist Nate Schweber shares a historic story of public lands conservation for the Palouse's Everybody Reads program

Like the main characters of his latest book, author and journalist Nate Schweber is shaped by his upbringing in the Western United States…



  • Arts & Culture

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The Zags are set for another season competing at the very top of college basketball

Forget rebuilding and reloading…




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In a challenging year for the movie business, these 10 films were the best to hit screens large and small

What even is a 2021 movie?…



  • Screen/Screen News