Station Manager
Leigh Robartes
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Robartes is a former manager of KUOI-FM. During the past two decades as a radio news reporter, he has produced stories for national programs such as Pacifica Network News, Free Speech Radio News, as well as for regional outlets such as Northwest Public Radio and Montana Public Radio. Locally, Leigh has produced and hosted live, call-in candidate forums and public affairs programs. Currently he is hosts the Monday version of Morning Mix on KRFP 7-10 am and hosts a volunteer weekly music show on KUOI. At Radio Free Moscow, Leigh has been extensively involved in organizing the station from the ground up, and trains volunteer hosts, produces news and helps with programming decisions. You can best reach Leigh by phone at 208-892-9300.
Our Board
Michelle is our newest board member, joining us in January 2012.
Cass Davis, Vice President
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Son of labor activists, Davis is a “direct action” activist and has been involved in many campaigns from opposing War, White Supremacy, and the WTO, to advocating for Woman’s Rights, Gay Rights, Free Speech, and Environmentalism.
Mort Demers
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Mort graduated from the University of Idaho with a degree in Criminal Science, but charted his own course as a contractor in Moscow. He recently started studying radiology in preparation for career in medicine. In his spare time, Mort enjoys motor sports behind the handlebar of his motorcycle or the wheel of his 4X4. Mort hosts the late-night program “Assault & Battery,” which, he claims, is the strangest heavy metal show on the Palouse.
Rick Hensley, Treasurer
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Rick is a nearly life-long resident of Idaho who grew up poor in Coeur d’Alene where he learned to respect peoples’ differences and root for the underdog. He graduated from the University of Idaho in 1975 with a Bachelor of Architecture and practiced architecture in the Spokane-Coeur d’Alene area for twenty-odd years.
He returned to Moscow in 1997 to earn a B.S. in Computer Science in May 2002 at the bottom of the Dot Com Bust/Post 9-11 Recession. While searching for work in his new profession, he crossed paths with Mad Monk Mort, who suggested he try out for a volunteer DJ slot at KRFP. He became a DJ in January of 2007 and has had a show under the nom-de-air “Retro Rick” ever since.
He was elected to the Board as Treasurer in March of 2009 and used his architectural skills in making the move to our present studios as smooth and quick as possible. He loves cats, dark chocolate, good bourbon, bad puns, and long walks on the beach. His only flaw is referring to himself in the third person.
Craig Joyner, Secretary
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Craig Joyner
Craig grew up in Florida and has spent the majority of his life living in Moscow after two summers of working in the Nez Perce National Forest with the Cove/Mallard Coalition, which was set up to stop the logging of an integral wildlife corridor. He has a love/hate relationship with many of the news programs KRFP airs, except for Michio Kaku’s, which is 100% win. You can find him on Facebook.
Kami LaMoreaux, President
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Kami LaMoreaux, believes that helping KRFP is the best way she can resist a culture that is becoming more and more hostile to the ideals of community, free speech and cultural sustainability. This newest member of the Board wants to use her abilities to plan, network and promote the station, with a view towards fundraising. Her interests are numerous and varied: biking, knitting, reading, motorcycling, political ranting, playing music, literary scholarship, and wine (red or white). When not engaged in one of those fine activities, she is grading papers, or planning lessons as part of her student teaching internship.
Board meetings are usually the second Wednesday of the month. Call 892-9300 for the location.
KRFP studio line 892-9200
KRFP business line 892-9300
Music Directors
Our Music Director is Jeff Bond
Jeff can be contacted at Musicdirector [at] radiofreemoscow.com
or 208 892-9300.
Office Hours Wednesdays 12:15 pm – 3:30 pm Pacific Time
Record Labels Notice: Since we moved, some mail carriers have been throwing away our 4th class mail containing CD’s as “unforwardable.” Please make sure our street address is updated in your database. We are no longer at 116 E. 3rd St., #201. Our new address is 114 E. 3rd St., Moscow, ID 83843. We were just alerted to this ongoing problem recently. Once again, please update your address database, because some mail carriers are throwing out your promo CD’s.
Bill Weems, Native American Music Director
Bob Hoffmann, Director of Development
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208-874-7359



