Update: April 15, 2019 Engineers are scheduled to be at the site the week of April 15th to replace the receive antenna. The KRVM rebroadcast in Oakridge (KAVE 88.5) is currently experiencing reception issues at the transmitter site. Some of our Oakridge listeners may be hearing static in the signal. We have an engineer working […]
Meet music programmer Stu Allen
What does a music programmer do?! Whether it’s checking on music logs, being on call for in-studio performances, helping announcers, staying abreast of the music industry or listening to music promos, a good music programmer is always busy. What keeps KRVM’s ace music programmer Stu Allen on-the-go? I thought I’d find out! Recently I caught […]
How to Listen to KRVM-FM on Your Smart Speaker
Several of our listeners have asked how they can listen to KRVM-FM on a smart speaker. With the variety of smart speaker options, below is a list of tips or suggestions on how to access KRVM-FM on a smart speaker. Tips on how to listen to KRVM-FM on a smart speaker device It is very […]
Indian Time returns to KRVM lineup
“Indian Time” returns to the KRVM lineup on Thursday nights. Hosted by Nick Sixkiller, “Indian Time” will return on January 25th at 7pm. “Indian Time” explores the extensive and richly varied world of American Indian music, including traditional and contemporary songs and pow wow music. In addition to featuring American Indian music, Nick provides information […]
Theme Park returns, In the Spotlight on hiatus
Starting Monday, January 15th, Theme Park will return to the KRVM lineup. Hosted by Simon Thaler, Theme Park will air Monday evening between 9pm – 10pm. Each week, Simon selects a theme and salutes that theme musically. All styles, all genres, all eras…one theme. In the Spotlight will go on hiatus at this time. Due […]
Happy 70th Anniversary KRVM!!!
The first words ever spoken on FM radio in the Pacific Northwest were spoken on KRVM on December 6, 1947. On that date, KRVM was the 13th station in the country, the first in the Pacific Northwest, to go on the air. At approximately 400 watts, the station was considered very strong and provided programming […]