The best moments in life include music! Anna Wild, host of a-dub Live Radio, knows that. She's lived it. Her father, still her most dedicated listener, reports that she was whistling while being pushed along in her pram through Union, NJ. Dinner music in the Wild home, up to 1984 included Simon & Garfunkle, West Side Story and HAIR movie soundtracks, Uriah Heap's Firefly, the Sergeant Pepper album, Pink Floyd, Pavarotti, Kiss, the Carpenters, Alice Cooper and the like.

That early musical talent flourished into a career as a flute player. She got All State honors, in case you are wondering. Given her musical family, it was only natural that Anna should end up performing with her brother throughout the metro area of NY and NJ. There're even recordings of THE WILDS' exploits. But since that happened in the pre-digital era, those are available only on cassette. Check out the Facebook page of a-dub Live Radio.

Need further proof that the best moments in life include music? Anna met her husband on stage a the Cove, a club in Roselle, NJ. Enough said.

After moving to Ashland a decade ago—Anna works for OSF—she realized that the only thing missing in her new life was music. Enter KSKQ. Carson Bench, program director and tireless KSKQ booster, was prowling for new programmers and the rest is history. Anna has been hosting A-Dub Live Radio for 13 months now.

So why a-dub Live Radio? After all, its not a reggae show. The answer is straightforward. Anna Wild -> aw -> a dubya (no, not that one!) -> a-dub.

What's on the show? Everything you read above. Anna's favorite classical composer is Gustav Mahler. Rickie Lee Jones would have to be her favorite gal and most recently she's added Keb Mo to her collection

Becoming a radio-host also meant contributing to our southern Oregon community. Anna considers KSKQ to be an important part of that community and has recently agreed to join the Management Committee of the station.

Always ready for new ideas, she's currently accepting new title suggestions for her show.  Entries so far include "Wild Imagination", "Pavarotti Pink" and "the Key of C is all natural."

Until the new name has been found, listen to a-dub Live Radio every Thursday at 4 PM.

As of 4:00 pm Tuesday December 6, 2011, our transmitter on Table Mountain has been connected to the power grid. Hurrah! This marvelous achievement was due to the unrelenting efforts of many people: everyone who dug the trenches even though their blisters hurt; everyone who donated money to help us pay for the equipment; everyone who worked diligently with our landlord and U.S. Cellular to navigate the turbulent legal seas.

A special Thank You to Connie Saldana, whose motto "Onward and Upward!" kept us all going. Another special Thank You to the members of the Management Committee who held it all together.