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KMUZ Media Community Radio for the mid-Willamette Valley. Live streaming worldwide at KMUZ.org Want to be a part of a grassroots community effort?

Contact us by email or phone, or come by our studio on Division Street NE in Salem. We need DJs, pre-recorded voices, and general volunteers of all sorts. And donations are ALWAYS welcome!

Thursday morning at 8 o'clock. Summer fun; then, a school board topic on safety the Salem Keizer schools.
06/04/2026

Thursday morning at 8 o'clock. Summer fun; then, a school board topic on safety the Salem Keizer schools.

Thursday on Willamette Wake Up : Willamette Block Party explores Black culture and economic opportunity. For June - a community round-up with local Juneteenth celebrations & their meaning, cool community events, and plans for a Black town hall in the fall. Then, an upcoming Salem-Keizer School Board meeting on the topic of school safety & accountability with board director, Satya Chandragiri. Tune in at 100.7/88.5 FM at 8AM. For other ways to listen in real time or on demand, see kmuz.org.

Join me for the Now and Then radio show Thursday night at 8PM PT. In hour 2 our special guest is Thomas Winterton from t...
06/04/2026

Join me for the Now and Then radio show Thursday night at 8PM PT. In hour 2 our special guest is Thomas Winterton from the History Channel docuseries The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch!! SWR may be the most studied paranormal site in the USA. Over the years there have been all kinds of reports of UAPs, cattle mutilations, strange lights and energy, etc. The US government was there for 20 years and none of the research was ever released. In season 7, which just started a few weeks ago, the team continues to look for answers using just about every hi-tech gadget world famous experts.
We do have over two hours of music as well: Stryper, Corvus Lore, Brother Cane, Deep Purple, Robin Beck, Robert Jon & The Wreck, and Gus G.
KMUZ.org and 88.5 and 100.7 FM in the Salem/Keizer area.

Concerned about recent federal changes to the Medicaid program? Do you work with people who are enrolled in the Oregon H...
06/03/2026

Concerned about recent federal changes to the Medicaid program? Do you work with people who are enrolled in the Oregon Health Plan? Consider this upcoming "live streamed" event. Learn more at oregonhealthforum.org

Two stories Wed morning at 8 o'clock.
06/03/2026

Two stories Wed morning at 8 o'clock.

Wednesday on Willamette Wake Up : Keeping Oregon Oregon talks with Travis Williams, President & CEO of the Willamette River Preservation Trust, about restoring and preserving special places in Oregon. Then, hear about an upcoming forum to guide Oregonians through changes to the Oregon Health Program as a result of federal cuts to Medicaid, with Erin Hoover Barnett with the Oregon Health Forum. Tune in at 100.7/88.5 FM at 8AM. For other ways to listen in real time or on demand, see kmuz.org.

06/02/2026

Positivity with Priscilla connecting with the community in Downtown Salem

Three stories. One show. Tue at 8am.
06/02/2026

Three stories. One show. Tue at 8am.

Tuesday on Willamette Wake Up : Elephant in the Room talks with Lauren Goldberg, Executive Director of Columbia Riverkeeper, on the climate-related challenges to the Columbia River Basin, and opportunities for people to get engaged. Then, how the City of Stayton is moving forward after the failure of its Parks & Pool levy. Plus, Salem History Moment reflects on Salem's "hanging grounds" in the late 1800's. Tune in at 100.7/88.5 FM at 8AM. For other ways to listen in real time or on demand, see kmuz.org.

Monday morning at 8 o'clock.
06/01/2026

Monday morning at 8 o'clock.

Monday on Willamette Wake Up : Strong Towns presents an argument for giving local governments a bigger role in national politics to rebuild trust and solve problems closer to the ground, with U.S. Congressman Jake Auchincloss (D-Massachusetts). Tune in at 100.7/88.5 FM at 8AM. For other ways to listen in real time or on demand, see kmuz.org.

05/31/2026

WWU Schedule June 1st - 5th

Mon: Strong Towns presents an argument for giving local governments a bigger role in national politics to rebuild trust and solve problems closer to the ground, with U.S. Congressman Jake Auchincloss (D-Massachusetts).

Tue: Elephant in the Room talks with Lauren Goldberg, Executive Director of Columbia Riverkeeper, on the climate-related challenges to the Columbia River Basin, and opportunities for people to get engaged. Then, how the City of Stayton is moving forward after the failure of its Parks & Pool levy. Plus, Salem History Moment reflects on Salem's "hanging grounds" in the late 1800's.

Wed: Keeping Oregon Oregon talks with Travis Williams, President & CEO of the Willamette River Preservation Trust, about restoring and preserving special places in Oregon. Then, hear about an upcoming forum to guide Oregonians through changes to the Oregon Health Program as a result of federal cuts to Medicaid, with Erin Hoover Barnett with the Oregon Health Forum.

Thu: Willamette Block Party explores Black culture and economic opportunity. For June - a community round-up with local Juneteenth celebrations & their meaning, cool community events, and plans for a Black town hall in the fall. Then, an upcoming Salem-Keizer School Board meeting on the topic of school safety & accountability with board director, Satya Chandragiri.

Fri: In Case You Missed It: Hear about an upcoming forum to guide Oregonians through cuts to the Oregon Health Plan as a result of federal changes to Medicaid, with Oregon Health Forum's Erin Hoover Barnett. Then, Jula Galvin talks about the upcoming Turner Lamb & Wool festival on June 6th, and modern day challenges to raising farm animals.

Friday morning at 8 o'clock.
05/29/2026

Friday morning at 8 o'clock.

Friday on Willamette Wake Up : Hear the highlights from a town hall hosted by Congresswoman Andrea Salinas as she fielded constituent's questions, Tue evening at Chemeketa Community College. Tune in at 100.7/88.5 FM at 8AM. For other ways to listen in real time or on demand, see kmuz.org.

Fri & Sun on The Forum. A primer in county government.
05/28/2026

Fri & Sun on The Forum. A primer in county government.

The Forum. Fri May 29 at 12pm & Sun May 31 at 8am.

We just had an election and voted for county commissioners. Do we know what they do? In this recording from Salem City Club on Jan 22, 2026, Polk County Commissioner, Jeremy Gordon, explained the role of this county in the day-to-day lives of residents.

KMUZ thanks Salem City Club & Raymond Dukes of Big Picture Productions for the content.

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