A-dub's live radio hour consists of anything from Pavarotti to Pink Floyd. Brother Giles, a sweet friend of Francis, sometimes fills in to spin the eclectic mix. Hosted by Anna Wild.

Thursdays, 4-5 pm.

Ellen Hufft's idea of a music show is built on three principles: it should provide a unique listening experience for the audience, it should offer music not usually found on the radio and it should appeal to a general audience. That's just like a B battery: unique, powerful and general purpose.

Saturdays, 3-5 pm.

Learn about beer with conversations of people from all over the beer community. Hosted by Ginger Johnson of Women Enjoying Beer. (Please note: Program archives run from most recent show to first show.)

Wednesdays, 5:00-6:00 pm.

Southern Oregon's Labor Radio Program

Wednesdays 9-10 am.

Some call it Soul, some say Rhythm & Blues, but whether you dig Northern Soul for dancing, Sweet Soul for romancing, the Motown sound, the Memphis horns, vocal group harmony or the classic girl groups, you've found the sound, the greatest sides for the golden era of R&B - You are Cruisin' with DJ Lenny Tone.

Wednesdays, 7-9 pm.

KSKQ's weekly African music program. Host Michael Niemann plays selections from all over the continent, showcasing the wonderful variety of African Music.

Mondays, 8-9 pm.

This show is hosted by Christopher Wells and features modern music with interstitial offerings from the 70s and 80s.

Wednesdays, 1-4 pm.

World dub and remixes brought to you by Yahfirm David Tourvan.

Hosted by Lenny "Tone."

Sundays, 6 - 7 PM

A weekly show about farms and farming in the Rogue Valley, hosted by David Munson

Mondays, 1 - 2 pm.

At the Friday Night Reggae Dub Experience you'll hear version excursions in the realm of Reggae Dub music. There will be lots of Bass in the place, and you'll hear more platter and less chatter. Tune in @ KSKQ-LP FM, or listen on-line at kskq.org.

Fridays, 9:30 pm to midnight.

Host and Program Director Carson Bench presents the Funkiest of the Funky for your enjoyment every Thursday night. Tune in and get funkafied!

Thursdays, 10 pm to midnight.

Art and entertainment news , interviews with new and established authors, musicians, poets, actors-local and across the world, or maybe just the guy down the street! The news and views that you want to know. Produced locally at the Blackstone Audio studios here in ye old Ashland. We have been having a blast making these wonderful showsfor the past year right here in Ashland for your commuity radio KSKQ. Thanks for listening Maya,Lucia, Cyrus and Charlie.

Wednesdays, 11:30 am to noon.

where Michael L interviews acts and discusses all things Green Show.  The Green Show is the nightly (except Mondays) performance presented free on the Green Show Stage, at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.

Wednesdays 10:30-11:30 am.

Ashland High School Sports broadcast remotely and live at home and away with announcer Pete Belcastro.

Fridays, 6:30-9:30 pm.

When you realize yourself as completely empty and devoid of all form...this is wisdom. When you realize yourself as the fullness of love overflowing itself without object...this is bliss. And when you are aware of yourself incarnate in the appearance of form...this is leela." Eli Jaxon-Bear

The Leela Foundation is dedicated to world peace and freedom through Universal Self Realization.

Thursdays, 10 - 11 a.m.

Jazz music programming hosted by Tom Romano.

Wednesdays, 9 pm to midnight.

Hosted by Richard Felker.

Tuesdays, 1 - 3 pm.

Jupiter's Jamboree makes every effort to live up to the implications of its name. Jupiter Hamilton creates a show combining classic and contemporary jam bands, local original music, live experimental music, poetry, interviews with guests and philosophic musings about the cosmic web of sound. The unexpected and expected dwell side by side in Jupiter Jamboree land. It's a sonic vision of a post-genre utopia.

Saturdays, 8 - 10 pm.

Host Carson Bench takes care of station business and plays great music. Horizons, not boundaries is what this show is all about.

Fridays, 4-6:30 pm.

This show explores a new theme each week. It features a wide range of different types of music that are all united by a particular topic in song title and lyrics. Visit www.KSKQ.org/Maya for the archives and playlists. Email Maya with topic ideas or song requests: This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. .

Fridays, 2-4 pm.

“This is an invitation to shift your allegiance from the activities of your mind to the eternal presence of your being.”

Meeting with Gangaji features weekly recorded conversations with Ashland-based spiritual teacher and author Gangaji. As she travels the world, speaking to people from all walks of life, Gangaji shares her direct experience of the essential message she received from her teacher, Papaji, and offers it to all who want to discover a true and lasting fulfillment.

Thursdays, 9 -10 am

Scott Garriott dishes up an eclectic mix of songs with a small amount of talk.

Tuesdays, 9 pm - midnight.

The New Music Show features works from avant garde composers performed by some of the best ensembles in the world today. Michael Niemann selects composers such as Steve Reich, Michael Gordon, Brian Eno, Philip Glass and others. Featured performers include the Kronos Quartet, Ethel, Ban On A Can All Stars and many more.

Mondays, 7-8 pm.

Neil Stewart spins vinyl records.

Thursdays, 2 - 3 pm.

Host Bob Canape combines his experiences in the Vietnam War with music from the era to illustrate a powerful story.

Sundays, 10-10:30 pm.

DJ Bale del Norte expands you mind with ambient electronica, dance and experimental music.

Saturdays, 10 pm to midnight.

Playing deep cuts and the best of the 80's. Radio 80's is the place to get your pogo on.

Wednesdays, 6-7 pm.

Radio Activo features classic to modern Latino music ranging from Cuba to Argentina, Mexico to Spain. Host Jaun Salles pumps positivity through the airwaves.

Saturdays, 1-3 pm.

Meditation, grounded in the principle of Sacred Relationship within Oneness. It's comforting and blessed to learn to let God live Its life as us, through all the miracles and compassionate tears. Hosted by Moshe Ross. Questions? Call 541-488-2571.

Saturdays, 9:30 - 10 am.

All vinyl mostly spinning 'round at 33&1/3 R.PM. Hosted by Shiloh O'Conner.

Thursdays, 8-10 pm.

This show features news and music about the medicinal use of cannabis.

Tuesdays, 7-9 pm.

Rowan brings you an hour of all things psychobilly, rockabilly, surf rock and all things in between & beyond!

Thursdays, 6 - 7 pm.

While all eras of that enormous, diverse genre we call Classical Music are presented, host Sara Wilbur focuses chiefly on music written in the Baroque, Classical, and Romantic periods. Favorite composers include Tchaikovsky, Beethoven, Debussy, and Mendelssohn.

Sara is a violinist with the Rogue Valley Symphony and delivers delicious SunStone artisan bread to stores and restaurants throughout the valley. Born and raised in Alaska, Sara loves outdoor adventure of all kinds, from biking and mountaineering to canoeing and rock climbing. Grab a cup of coffee and enjoy glorious classical music with her every Sunday morning!

Sundays, 8 - 10 am

Astrology expert invites call-ins for a free reading on the air. Hosted by Stefan Windroth.

Sundays, 10:30-11 am.

Music presented by Ariana Black

Wednesdays, 4-5 pm.

Serving up only the newest and freshest roots & culture reggae music. The bulk of your meal will be consisting of hot new artists from Jamaica and the Virgin Islands with a dash of this and a pinch of that from conscious artists for the U.S. to U.K., Hawaii to Aotearoa (New Zealand).

The one & only “Bambu King”, Selecta’ A.D., will bring you the finest word, sound & power in a modern antique fashion.  All wo have ears; let them hear the voice of progress on the Taste of Consciousness on KSKQ 89.5FM

Tuesdays 4pm - 6pm

Tasty Topics and Tantalizing Tunes focuses on health and well being of body, mind and spirit, with an emphasis on fun! Aletha Nowitzky features uplifting music, light-hearted discussion, poetry, raw food recipes, sometimes InnerViews, and other thought provoking, entertaining stuff!

Saturdays, 10 - 11 a.m.

Music hosted by Matt Dedrick

Saturdays, 11 - 12 noon.

A weekly overview of events and guests from the Rogue Valley. Hosted by Jason Houk.

Tuesdays, 9-9:30 pm.

When one is confident that something good will happen when it is not at all likely they are said to be WHISTLING IN THE DARK.  That is the idea around our show.  It is a humorous and sometimes dark look at our bright future.  This is concentrated civics for all the true patriots and an alternative to Prozac for the rest.  Folk music, Americana, interviews and more.  Exclusively at KSKQ 94.9 FM in Ashland Oregon. Hosted by Jason Houk.

Thursdays, 7-8 pm.

Mao Zedong once said that women hold up half the sky. We all know that, deep down. But that insight is often forgotten. So there can never be enough reminders. KSKQ is fortunate to have added such a reminder to its regular program schedule. Wonderful World of Women presented by Lavelle Foos premiered four weeks ago. WWW presents women's insights and wisdom on all kinds of questions. How do we age gracefully? How can we realize our vision? What's life like for female musicians on the road? KSKQ broadcasts her conversations every Wednesday at 11 am. Lavelle invites women from all walks of life and helps spread their wisdom.

Lavelle is no stranger to Ashland and the Rogue Valley. She first came to Ashland half a lifetime ago. From 1971 'til 2004, she was part of Ashland. Educator, artist, musician and grassroots organizer, Lavelle lives a full life. Check out her sculptures and native American flute CD on her website.  She left Ashland in 2004 but couldn't stay away for too long. In October 2012, she returned to a much busier town. But, to her,  it's a good busy, "a quality bee hive of life."

Tune in to the Wonderful World of Women every Wednesday at 11am.

Is the Web stealing your mojo?

Tune into "Your Brain in the Cybersex Jungle" to find out how this can happen. Host Gary Wilson addresses your questions, reviews the latest news and research on Internet addiction, and discusses what the science means for today's cyber junkies.

Whether it's Internet erotica, Facebook, or videogames, constant stimulation at a click is new to mankind. Many brains are finding it too much to handle. Gary focuses on the evolutionary and neurochemical aspects of this challenge, with attention to the unique vulnerability of adolescent brains.

Gary taught physiology for two decades, with a particular interest in the latest neuroscience discoveries. In addition to producing "Your Brain in the Cybersex Jungle" he hosts www.yourbrainonporn.com. The site arose in response to a growing demand for information by heavy Internet erotica users experiencing perplexing, unexpected effects: escalation to more extreme material, concentration and motivation difficulties, sexual performance problems, radical changes in sexual tastes, uncharacteristic social anxiety, brain fog and irritability, as well as withdrawal symptoms, trouble stopping, and worsening obsessive-compulsive symptoms.

Applying the website's concepts of brain plasticity, many former users have braved withdrawal and reversed their symptoms. Online forums from over 40 countries have linked to the site, with posts numbering in the thousands. Gary also blogs for "Psychology Today" and recently gave a TEDx talk entitled "The Great Porn Experiment."

While the show is relevant for all Internet junkies, Gary particularly welcomes questions from heavy users of Internet pornography. It can be difficult for them to get reliable scientific information about their experiences.

"Your Entrepreneurial Ear" is an informative/call in show for all Rogue Valley Business Owners and aspiring ones. Gary Einhorn has owned five different businesses over the course of 30 entrepreneurial years. He is currently a Business Coach in private practice in Ashland. Your call-in questions, concerns, and comments are welcome!

Every first Tuesday of the month, 9:30 - 10 am.