January
Kids’ Concert exploring the sounds of animals and machines.
Nancy Roth reads the local memoir,Atomic Farmgirl: The Betrayal of Chief Qualchan, The Appaloosa, and Me by Teri Hein.
Fred Child becomes host of Performance Today.
February
Keli Cunningham becomes SPR’s Volunteer Coordinator.
All Things Considered spin-off All Songs Considered becomes NPR’s first online-only show.
March
Women’s history month tribute to the women of NPR.
Health forum: The Mystery of Multiple Sclerosis.
Sue Stiritz hired to work the front desk on Mondays and Tuesdays.
April
The Murrow Award goes to Doug Nadvornick for reporting on helping the homeless, locally.
Ira Glass visits KPBX.
May
All Things Considered turns 30.
June
Hawaiian music of Lokomaika’i at an upcoming Kids’ Concert.
New seriesPacific Time focuses on Asian interaction with the world, a different view for KSFC.
July
Running on Empty documentary on KSFC examines the energy crisis.
KSFC turns 2, with a fund drive to boost power!
August
KJ McCleary takes the front desk Wed-Fri.
September
Nacho Celtic goes on hiatus, Boombox Classroom fills in.
Ann Torigoe-Hawkins comes back to work in underwriting!
Underwriting Thank you event used as forum to talk about Terrorism.
October
Letter from Doug Nadvornick about September 11 coverage and what’s to come for the News crew.
Forum talks about End of Life issues.
Interview about KPBX monthly show A Fine Frenzy.
November
Live broadcast of Fall Folk Fest upcoming.
Kids Concert with Holladay & Siems.
Chas Schlesinger returns to the airwaves producing Jazz with Chas.
December
KPBX Kids’ Concerts waltz’s in the year on New Year’s Eve with the Spokane Youth Symphony.
