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It's summertime — and the living is... easy?!Well, to be more specific, it's time to celebrate Summer Solstice and Midsummer (or Midsommar, as they say in Sweden).And that's just what we do on today's Radio Free Kaslo. We check out how folks whoop it up on the longest day (and shortest night) of the year in Bulgaria, Quebec, England, and Sweden (of course — no one does it better than the Swedes).Toss in some appropriate music, and you have yourself the perfect accompaniment to a backyard feas...

As the old world seems to be unravelling at an ever-accelerating pace, what will replace it? Is there cause for optimism? Jean-Marc LaFlamme says 'yes.'On today's show, he discusses the Kootenay Resilience Festival with host Randy Morse.

Today's show is all Kaslo, all the time!There's lots going on in our fair alpine village these days. Tonight it's a screening of two videos showcasing the long-defunct Kaslo Players and their performances (over 30 years ago) of Agatha Christie's The Mousetrap, and a farcical melodrama titled The Face on the Barroom Floor. Followed by some live improv, courtesy of Kaslo's improv troupe.On Saturday (June 8), there are several events worth taking in.The Kaslo Saturday Market launches for the sum...

On today's show, local events are highlighted. Host RG Morse aslo launches what will become an irregular editorial commentary segment, called Fool on the Hill (That's right, he's already admitted to being foolish. That should take some of the wind out of critics' sails — clever, right?!). In this inaugural FOTH, Morse muses on Donald J. Trump.

Stephen King has set dozens of stories in his rural Maine backyard. Alice Munro put small town Ontario on the map. Well, what about Kaslo and the North Kootenay Lake region?This piece of the planet has it all — magnificent landscape, picturesque towns and villages, plenty of exotic flora and fauna, and, best of all, an endless cavalcade of colourful, quirky characters.On today's show, host and author RG Morse reads a couple of chapters from Dodged, his latest work, a novel set in 2023 i...

The start of the summer music season is upon us. To mark the occasion, RFK host RG Morse sits down with four fabulous musicians with local (Kaslo/North Kootenay Lake) roots. Tom and Derek van Deursen of the Vancouver-based Small Town Artillery Collective, are joined by Steven Lee and Kevin John of Kaslo band, The Strypes. It's a conversation fans of Kootenay music will not want to miss!