Smart and eclectic with a decidedly indigenous flavor!

Acoustic Cafe
Come on in and grab a seat at Acoustic Cafe, radio's best international showcase for new acoustic music. Each week, we air two hours of great stuff from some of the best singer-songwriters in the business, including rare acoustic cuts, classic tracks, plus exclusive, live in-studio interviews and performances. Fridays at 10 a.m. and Sundays at 7 p.m.

Arctic Cactus Hour
An eclectic two hours of alternative country featuring music from The Jayhawks, Hadacol, The Bodeans and more. Join Jim Stratton and Eric Smith every Saturday at 6 p.m.

Classic Soul Friday
Martsy Sammartino delivers two hours of R&B music from classic artists like Earth, Wind & Fire, The Temptations, and Al Green, plus music news and live dedications. Fridays at 8 p.m.

Different Drums
This nationally syndicated program is a weekly hour of music and words from today's Native Americans, frequently profiling individual artists or featuring current issues in Indian Country. Hosted by Alaskan producer Tricia King, Different Drums has been honored with eleven state and national awards since its beginning in 1996. Saturdays at 5 p.m. and Tuesdays at 8 p.m.

Earthsongs
KBC's nationally distributed program with host Gregg McVicar. You'll hear Indigenous, Bill Miller, Walela, Robert Mirabal, and more. Saturdays at noon and Thursdays at 10 a.m. and 8 p.m.

Echoes
Ambient, musical soundscapes perfect for your late night soundtrack. Monday through Thursday and Sunday evenings at 10.

E-Town
Live musical performances and conversations with artists, poets, do-gooders, and more. Saturday mornings at 11.

First Voices
Indigenous music from 2 p.m. - 3 p.m. Saturdays.

The Friday Night Mix
A little rap, a little dance and a little hip-hop -- it's all in the mix. Join Cool DJ Reggie Ward every Friday night at 10.

Heartbeat Alaska Alaska’s premier television show about Alaska Native and Native American’s lives is now on the radio! Heartbeat Alaska, anchored by Jeanie Greene of Jeanie Greene Productions, follows National Native News Monday’s at 5:35pm and is a straight audio version of one of the most popular television shows in rural Alaska villages. Heartbeat Alaska on T.V. debuted in 1992. For more information on Heartbeat Alaska contact the producers at (907) 563-7440.

Hometown Alaska
Highlighting one Alaskan community every Monday, Wednesday and Friday morning at 7:15. Produced by Steve Johnson and Frank Levno-Chythlook.

Indigenous Expression
Monday nights at 8 and Wednesday mornings at 10.

Island Style
Island Style dishes up Hawaiian and Pacific tunes at our tropical music luau every Sunday at 9 a.m. Featuring a rainbow mix of traditional to contemporary tunes, Island Style takes you to the sunny shores of the Pacific islands. On alternating Sundays the dynamic duos of Kalihi Boy & Hana Guy and Uncle David & Aunty Linda share music and aloha to warm your heart.

Native Sounds/Native Voices
Features contemporary and traditional Native American and Indigenous music from around the world. The program's host/producer is John Gregg, Sr. (Hopi/Inupiat) who also serves as assistant network manager for AIROS. Monday through Thursday evenings starting at 9, Saturday afternoons at 4.

Native Word of the Day is an audio archive of words and short phrases demonstrating the richness and variety of Native languages spoken in the US, weekdays at 7:58 a.m., 11:59 a.m. and 11:59 a.m.

Oyate Ta Olowan, Songs of the People
Wednesday nights at 8:30 p.m. and Saturdays at 8 a.m., Oyate TA Olowan is a rare and authentic collection of Native American music. This landmark series steps off the beaten trail, traveling to far away places in order to introduce you to talented Native musicians in their homelands. Each program focuses in solely on the one group or artist. Oyate TA Olowan is a Lee Production produced and hosted by Milt Lee (Standing Rock Sioux) and written by Jamie Lee.

The Radio Show
Spoken word and radio theater locally produced by Brian Hutton.

The Reggae Mix
Prince Albert mixes up three hours of traditional and contemporary Reggae music beginning at 3 p.m. on Sundays.

Stories of Our People
Hear and feel Alaska's real history through stories.

The Truck Stop
The Ol' Bullrider and Dee play three hours of your favorite classic country each Sunday at noon.

West Coast Live
Interesting news, people and performances from San Francisco and other West Coast locales. Saturdays at 9 a.m.

World Café
Alternative contemporary American and international music, interviews, and in-studio performances Monday through Thursdays at 6 p.m.

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