WEEKDAYS
KTAOS Morning Show with Paddy Mac: 6am-12pm (Noon)
Award Winning - Paddy Mac, Taos' favorite morning DJ, keeps you
entertained and informed, faithfully, every weekday.
Find out what's happening as he interviews members of the
community, touching on everything
from politics to theatre to school fundraisers.
- Hometown News: Keeping the community informed on all the latest happenings, from little league games to spiritual workshops, and PTA meetings to local protests. Submit your Public Service Announcement here.
- Birthday Club (8:15am): Call in live on air (758-8882) to celebrate the birthdays and anniversaries of friends and family. On Fridays, Paddy Mac picks one caller to win a complimentary ice cream cake from Baskin Robbins.
- Lost & Hound (10:05am): Call 751-8282 (must leave a message) or email info@ktaos.com to report missing or found pets from the Taos area.
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KTAOS Midday Show with Katie Speirs: 12pm-3pm
Our Owner, President and Music Director, Katie Speirs loves being on
air afternoons on KTAOS playing new music for you while you’re at
work, going to lunch, driving around running errands, or heading home
fore the evening.
MONDAYS
Moccasin Wire with Leslie Trujillo: 7pm-9pm
Leslie Trujillo brings you contemporary, traditional and powwow Native American music by Native American artists. Moccasin Wire also features interviews and discussions regarding issues of importance to Taos Pueblo and the community.
FRIDAYS
KTAOS brings you Commercial Free Friday Night every week from 6-9PM.
Tune in for an upbeat mix to launch your weekend.
SATURDAYS
Solar Country with Jeff Singer- 8am-10am
Haley Rose Middays- 12-4pm
Little Steven’s Underground Garage: 9-11pm
Hosted by Steven Van Zandt, Little Steven’s Underground Garage takes
audiences on a two-hour trip down the path of what was cool in all six
decades of Rock & Roll, a celebration of Pop culture, and features the
best emerging new bands worldwide.
SUNDAYS
New Dimensions: 6-7am
New Dimensions delivers life-affirming, socially and spiritually relevant information, practical knowledge and perennial wisdom through the voices and visions of those who are asking new questions and are looking at the world in positive and inspiring ways.
The Jazz Show with Rick Haltermann: 8-11am
Part of Rick Haltermann’s mission is to reintroduce listeners to jazz; not so much as a historical document but as something very much alive and accessible. The themes represent a kind of curriculum of the soul in the hope of encouraging reflection, leading to real discourse and connection in the world.
Acoustic Café: 12-2pm
Hosted by Rob Reinhart, listeners tuning in to Acoustic Café can hear the latest from today’s great songwriting talents, spanning a variety of music genres across several decades.
eTown: 2-3pm
eTown, hosted by Nick Forster, mixes live music from top performers in a wide variety of styles with conversation and information about our communities, our environment and common sense stewardship.
Floydian Slip: 6-7pm
"Floydian Slip" is a one-hour, weekly radio journey through the history of the rock band Pink Floyd.
Host Craig Bailey works classic Floyd songs, deep album cuts and Floyd’s unique brand of ambient segues into a seamless blend of music and sound best described as a listening experience.
Not sure day & time for Putomayo World Music- a weekly, one-hour syndicated radio program that takes listeners on a cultural journey through global music.
