On today's show, a conversation with Kaslo & Area Chamber of Commerce Administration Manager, Alana Jenkins, along with Chamber member, Kaslo Building Supply's Jeff Davie. We chat about what they love about Kaslo, its virtues,...

A musical tribute to my dear friend, Lynn van Deursen, on the occasion of her 65th birthday.With apologies to Lennon & McCartney!

Today's show is dedicated to the people of Minneapolis.Featuring a new song, The Streets of Minneapolis, by Bruce Springsteen, and classics by two towering Minnesota musical geniuses, Prince and Bob Dylan.&n...

Anne Malik is a prairie transplant who racked up corporate experience in Toronto before fleeing back West. She loves to garden, and always finds time to engage with local civic issues. Kaslo’s sewer system has been under her eagle eye fo...

There's an assumption that everyone in a small town knows what everyone (else) is thinking.Like most assumptions, this one has some serious holes in it.That certainly became evident during last year's controversy surrounding the (...

On today's show, host Randy Morse muses on the need for more "compassionate competence" in the world as he walks along the Kootenay Lake beach in Kaslo with his dogs. He tosses in some new year's poetry, a little woodchopping, and an all...

Lennart becomes a publisher. 

The first show of the new year finds host Randy Morse musing on 2025, and includes a moving essay by Frantisek Strouhal and Chantal Robert, a suggestion that we measure the passage of time all wrong, courtesy of Justin R...

Here's a look back — waaay back — featuring family matriarch Charlotte Morse, and Sue & Merle Williamson. Recorded on September 13, 2022, in Portland, Oregon. This recording is especially dedicated to Charlotte's grandc...

On today's show, host Randy Morse and pal Harel Challmie wander down to the Kaslo Adventure Store on Christmas Eve, to sing some carols and chat with co-owner Daphne and some patrons. Happy Holidays!

Today's show features a conversation with Hilary Schroeder, director of the Kaslo Library Association's production of A Christmas Carol, a theatrical reading by local spoken-word actors at the venerable Langham Theatre, a...

For 182 years and counting, Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol, has touched the hearts of generations around the world.On Friday, December 19, 7 PM at Kaslo's historic Langham Theatre, the Kaslo & District Public Libr...

The holidays are upon us.Here in tiny (but oh-so lovely) Kaslo, we've put the Christmas Market at the Canadian Legion and the Lightup Parade down Front Street behind us. Next up?On today's show, host Randy Morse...

Lennart discusses dogs and death with Delilah.

There aren't many tiny, isolated mountain villages that can boast of having a vibrant, long-running community choir like Kaslo's Kuimba!Come and join your friends & neighbours for the annual Kuimba Choir holiday concert — ...

A team of intrepid artists, artisans, and craftspeople, tucked away in the forest in Argenta, British Columbia, are creating astonishing — and very large — wooden sculptures, all of them ultimately destined to go up in flames. Metaphors for the...

Winter is here. And for those of us who live in Kaslo, British Columbia that means a Kuimba Choir concert must be just around the corner!Radio Free Kaslo host Randy Morse sits down with Kuimba conductor Tamara Sunsong for a...

Lennart muses about what it might be like to be a dog; he muses on what it takes to be a man; he meets alluring English librarian Delilah Freemantle.Enjoy!

On today's show, American Thanksgiving and Chapter Nine of The Man Who Became a Dog are featured. Enjoy!

On today's show, a conversation with Zia Fehrenbach about the upcoming Kootenay Roots Artists Showcase, and Chapter 8 of The Man Who Became a Dog,Enjoy!

A conversation with Zia Fehrenbach, Program Manager at Kaslo's Langham Cultural Centre and organizer of the upcoming Kootenay Roots Emerging Artists Showcase (Saturday, November 22, 7 PM at the Langham Theatre).

On today's show, how to help save a brave and indispensable weekly newspaper, The Valley Voice, and Chapter Seven of the RG Morse novel-in-progress, The Man Who Became a Dog.

On today's show, host Randy Morse muses on the role the arts could play in rural revitalization, and reads Chapter Six of his forthcoming novel, The Man Who Became a Dog.

Perhaps the world would be better off if it went to the dogs....Lennart Lovecraft Larsson is a round peg in a world of square holes.From his boyhood in first Sweden, then Oregon, through his career as a publish...

On today's show, Chapter Five from Radio Free Kaslo host Randy Morse's forthcoming novel, The Man Who Became a Dog. Plus a conversation with the very funny Lucas Myers, who brings the latest version of his wildly popular ...