January
New logo for SPR; lots of changes coming to the Guide (color, bi-monthly).
SPR celebrates 25 years of broadcasting.
February
Men in Black: Percussion quartet for the next KPBX Kids’ Concert.
KPBX re-airs Jazz Masters, a 1987 series featuring local talent, and also re-airs The Pied Piper.
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March/April
The Klezmer Band performs for a KPBX Kids’ Concert and Robert Munsch comes for SPR and Get Lit!
Health Forum about prostate problems.
David Sedaris appears at the Met.
SPR welcomes financial assistant Cindie Treece.
May/June
Spokandolin featured at the next KPBX Kids’ Concert, also Milogna (Latin dance music).
Thank-you concert to feature the up and coming young musicians of the area.
Doug Nadvornick heads to DC for a bit; Suzanne Schreiner (an EWU journalism student) helps produce shows in his absence.
Terry Gross coming to Spokane in the fall.
KSFC airs Travel with Rick Steves.
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July/August
KPBX Kids’ Concerts: Viva La France & Military Brass.
Katherine Gellhorn remembered at the 15th annual Evening Under the Stars.
SPR gets several Murrows Awards.
Kai Ryssdal joins Marketplace.
September/October
KPBX Kids’ Concert to feature Old-time Americana songs; Smart City’s Carol Coletta to speak in Spokane.
KSFC gets new programs and a slight schedule shift.