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07/23/2025
Today at 8am
Wednesday on Willamette Wake Up : Neuro Emergent (episode 2 with playwright Diana Burbano) will follow a conversation with this new program host, Kerry Steward Lengel, about his journey into understanding "neurodiversity" - the range of differences in individual brain function and behavioral traits - and what he hopes to accomplish with this series. Tune in to 100.7/88.5 FM at 8AM. For other ways to listen in real time or on demand, see kmuz.org.
07/21/2025
NEW Segment Tue at 8am
Tuesday on Willamette Wake Up : Neuro Emergent talks with Salem-based neurodiversity consultant Dan Dickinson about late-diagnosed adults with autism and the sometimes misleading language surrounding neurodiversity. Then, how the HIV-Alliance serves folks in Salem/Keizer. Plus, Salem History Moment explores a Salem connection to SPARS - the first women in the Coast Guard. Tune in to 100.7/88.5 FM at 8AM. For other ways to listen in real time or on demand, see kmuz.org.
07/21/2025
Today at 8am.
Monday on Willamette Wake Up : Demobrats talks with State Rep. Lesley Muñoz (HD 22 / Woodburn) about her run for office and her first session as a State Representative. Then, a primer for Monday night's Salem City Council work session about making downtown "safer." Tune in to 100.7/88.5 FM at 8AM. For other ways to listen in real time or on demand, see kmuz.org.
07/20/2025
WWU Schedule July 21st - 25th
Mon: Demobrats talks with State Rep. Lesley Muñoz (HD 22 / Woodburn) about her run for office and her first session as a State Representative. Then, a primer for Monday night's Salem City Council work session about making downtown "safer."
Tue: Neuro Emergent talks with Salem-based neurodiversity consultant Dan Dickinson about late-diagnosed adults with autism and the sometimes misleading language surrounding neurodiversity. Then, how the HIV-Alliance serves folks in Salem/Keizer. Plus, Salem History Moment explores a Salem connection to SPARS - the first women in the Coast Guard.
Wed: Neuro Emergent (episode 2, TBA) will lead into a conversation with this new program host, Kerry Steward Lengel, about his journey into understanding "neurodiversity" - the range of differences in individual brain function and behavioral traits - and what he hopes to accomplish with this series.
Thu: Holla for Labor talks with Dr. Gwendolyn Avington, District 7 Director of Toastmasters, about her work in leadership development and how to help women find their voices when addressing their needs.
Fri: Strong Towns hosted by Ken Adams. Topic TBA.
07/19/2025
07/19/2025
Stinkbug Band Studio Recording
07/17/2025
Friday morning at 8 o'clock!
Friday on Willamette Wake Up : Ken Adams brings the best in how cities can be resilient in this Strong Town episode." Tune in to 100.7/88.5 FM at 8AM. For other ways to listen in real time or on demand, see kmuz.org.
07/17/2025
Today is the 5th anniversary of the passing of John Lewis, long time congressman and civil rights activist known for creating “good trouble.” At the north end of Capitol Park on Center St. in Salem, you can join others in a day of peaceful action. Salem Region Indivisible will be raising money for Mano a Mano's emergency fund to benefit the Latino and immigrant community.
07/17/2025
What is the Rural Urban Divide? Can we bridge the gap? Find out Thursday 8am.
Thursday on Willamette Wake Up : Braver Angels provides an update on the Oregon Rural Urban Project (ORUP) with Elizabeth Christianson. ORUP seeks to find common ground between rural and urban communities through town halls. We'll find out what's been learned. Then, we'll hear about an upcoming workshop offered by the Salem Braver Angels' Alliance later this month. Tune in to 100.7/88.5 FM at 8AM. For other ways to listen in real time or on demand, see kmuz.org.
07/16/2025
Wed at 8am. Plus, a short report from Salem City Council from Mon.
Wednesday on Willamette Wake Up : Conservation Spotlight hosts its final "Meet the Farmer" series, with Sonnen Farms in Aurora, where they bridge the gap between farmers and consumers to explore the challenges, rewards, and vital role of agriculture in Oregon’s Willamette Valley. Tune in to 100.7/88.5 FM at 8AM. For other ways to listen in real time or on demand, see kmuz.org.
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KMUZ – FM is a community radio broadcaster serving the mid-Willamette Valley.
KMUZ – FM is a community radio broadcaster serving the mid-Willamette Valley. KMUZ is the voice for those not represented by commercial radio or other media. KMUZ broadcasts at 88.5 and 100.7 FM, streams at www.kmuz.org and can be heard on smartphones and tablets with the Simple Radio app. or Radiofreeamerica.com
KMUZ currently serves a potential 300,000 listeners in Salem/Keizer and other parts of the mid-Willamette Valley from Woodburn to Albany and Dallas to Stayton.
KMUZ is an “educational” station, by FCC definition, and is not tied to any nationally syndicated public system. KMUZ strives to engage its audience with locally produced content and to offer residents the opportunity to express their passion by hosting music and public affairs programs.
KMUZ is a station whose emphasis is toward the local community at large as well as the unrepresented and eclectic listener. Our music offering will be balanced with a commitment to community service programming.
KMUZ is volunteer-powered, non-commercial and is funded by local underwriters, grants, and our incredible listeners. With this support, KMUZ will work to keep the airwaves diverse and interesting.
Mission Statement
KMUZ celebrates the people, culture and civic life of the mid-Willamette Valley.
Purpose Statement
Serve the communities of the mid-Willamette Valley through programming that educates, entertains and informs, and reflects the cultural heritage and artistic expression of our region. KMUZ engages listeners with music, culture, news, and information not widely covered by the mainstream media. KMUZ will be a reliable partner for public emergency response agencies to keep its listeners aware of issues and events of impact to their lives and safety.
More about KMUZ
KMUZ’s city of license is Turner, Oregon. The sponsoring organization for this radio station and FCC licensee is WINES (Willamette Information News & Entertainment Service), a 501(c)(3) charitable corporation. All donations are tax-deductible. You can contact KMUZ at [email protected] or call 503.990.6091 from 10 am to 2 pm Monday through Friday or leave a message at other times.
