What's On.

Weekdays

The Breakfast Club with Jake Ellis

The first voice of the day. Jake Ellis opens the morning with the music he discovered, the calls he didn't expect, and the kind of conversation that makes a long drive to work feel like time well spent. Eclectic, warm, and entirely his own — TBC is the show that built this station's reputation and the one Jake would do for free.

Hosted live by Jake Ellis

Weekdays & Weekends

Sounds at Work with Midday Marcus

Six hours of music built for forward momentum. Midday Marcus keeps the midday moving with minimal interruption but maximum impact. What sets it apart: community endorsements from the people who actually work here. Locals from the marina, the market, the school — dropping in to say hello and remind you that this is still a small town with a big signal.

Weekdays & Weekends

Drive Time with Pete Svenson

Six hours that carry the day from sunlight to dusk. Pete Svenson takes over at three with music built for the drive down out of the mountains or across the lake road with the windows down — upbeat, forward-moving, still a music-forward experience, not a talk show with songs between the segments. As evening settles, the energy shifts — more melodic, more spacious, built for dinner tables and open decks and the specific quality of light that happens over the lake when the Sierra Nevada catch the last of it. The afternoon starts loud. The evening lets it breathe. Pete reads the room either way.

Weekdays

Whispers After Dark with Jake Ellis

The show Jake would describe as the reason he got into radio in the first place. Midnight approaching, the phones open, and Tahoe confesses. He plays what the night calls for — jazz, neo-soul, the quiet things that don't survive daylight. He takes the calls nobody else will. He gives advice he hasn't always managed to follow himself. Whispers After Dark is intimate in the way that only late-night radio can be, and Jake Ellis is the reason it works.

Hosted live by Jake Ellis

Weekdays & Weekends

Overnights with Otis

The station doesn't sleep. Overnight Otis carries the overnight hours with a quieter rotation — echoes of the day's best moments, music that suits the specific silence of a lake at 3am, and Otis holding it all together from the booth above Crystal Bay. If you're awake and you can't explain why, this is probably the right place to be.