Own a
piece of KBBI*
Own a piece of KBBI* during the Spring Membership Drive - April
2nd through April 8th.
On-Air Board &
Studio
Dave Lyon, Colleen Powers & Hussein Abdalla, Wayne &
Carla Stanley, Ty & Christie Gates at Captain's Coffee, Nicole
Arevalo, Jim Gamble, Chris Gordon, Lori McDonald, Steve & Suzie
Gibson of Small Potatoes Lumber and Kim Delay
KBBI’s On-air board and studio is command central. It features a
state of the art mixing board, CD Players, two turntables, several
microphones and a little box of index cards. Feel the power!
Dave Anderson’s
Office
Cindy
Bolognani & Bill McKenna, Mistee St. Clair, Matt Clarke, Angelo
Hillas, Judy Gonsalves & Dan Layland, and Steve & Ann Hackett
Dave’s office is open to anyone. But as your piece of KBBI, your
visit will be special! Dave might even trade Grateful Dead bootleg tapes
with you if he knows you’re coming.
LP Library
Annie Whitney & Dave Webster, Anna Borland-Ivy & David Ivy,
Erik & Par LeRoy and Pete, Marie & Mai Alexson
Thousands of vinyl records live and breathe at KBBI. Our program
volunteers give new life to old performances that do not exist in the
digital world. It’s still true. Vinyl does have a warmer sound. This is
a must for the true analog lover. It is definitely worth your support!
CD Library
Meg Mitchell, Shannon McBride-Morin, Chris Morin, Aimee & Tom
Sulczyuski, Marianne Schlegelmilch, Nancy Levinson, Brandy Scott, Ethan
Carroll, Rika & John Mouw, and Paul Dungan
Crisp, clean digital audio sound. KBBI has thousands of them. We
like to think it’s the largest collection in town.
Satellite Dish
$500
This monster of manmade mechanisms gives us the super-acute listening
power we need to hear Morning Edition and All Things Considered.
First Aid
Kit Homer Medical Center
Nasty paper cut? Staff are comforted and cared for here.
DJ Listening station
$365
This is where the DJs prepare to do that thing that they do. Why
wouldn’t you want to support that?
Power Outlet
Homer Electric Association
This outlet supposedly powers the transmitter. Shown
during a rare station downtime.
Bushlines Theme
Shawn Hanson
We’re not sure if anyone really knows where this came from – or its
real name. Own this piece of KBBI and it really will get stuck in your
head.
Autographed Toilet Seat
Dave Stutzer & Jennifer Edwards
Actually signed by Governor Steve Cowper! (State sealed for your
protection.)
Bathroom Air Freshener Johann
Willrich
Thanks Johann! How thoughtful! The nose knows...
Front Porch
Jane Little
Jane, Kick back and relax on the KBBI front porch. Make it your little
piece of heaven on earth. It includes the plastic deck chair. Enjoy the
view of Kachemak Bay and the Spit. It’s also a perfect place to get out
of the rain. Invite your friends. They're friends of ours.
Concert on the Lawn
Stage Fritz Creek General Store
See and hear fabulous musicians bringing the stage to life while
thousands of KBBI fans are drawn to it like bears to a salmon stream.
See you July 30th & 31st at Karen Hornaday Park!
Front Desk
$250
We like everyone who sits here to answer phones and greet friends of
KBBI.
Photocopier
Taz
& Zip Talley
It’s a Ricoh Aticio 1022, but it works anyway. Great cheeks, Dave!
Message for Mako... Zip says he'll let you use his turn at the
photocopier.
Thermometer
$120
As viewed from the On-air studio. Mighty warm today,
hmmm...?
Coffee Maker
$250
Kathleen also calls these “The Jaws of Life.” How else would we have
Morning Edition?
Library Step Stool
$250
Your name will get stepped on a lot. Think of it as the ultimate
support of music programming. Someday we might even get wheels for it.
Water Cooler
Anne
Morkill
Become the topic of conversation around the station when you buy this
piece of KBBI!
Break Room Couch
$200
Every radio station has a couch. How else would late night DJs make it
overnight through a blizzard or ice storm? Come on in. Sit a spell on
your couch.
Mirror in the Loo Upper Cut
Salon - Gaye Wolfe & Sam Smith
No one is narcissistic around here. Hmmm?
Bell
Walt Wrede, Homer City Manager
This little office helper alerts staff that someone needs
immediate attention.
Studio Clock
Homer
Brewing Company
It sort of seems to keep kind of accurate time, and is an essential
part of any studio. Time for a brew yet?
Boot Brush
$120
Wipe your feet before you come in. Our boot brush is the pinnacle of
proper behavior.
Break Room Sink
$120
The list wouldn't be complete without it. Sink about owning it! Won't
you?
Transmitter Equipment
$240
You will not need to know how this works or what it does. All you need
to know is that if the red lights are off, it's a good thing. We'll do
the rest.
Three Hole Paper Punch
$120
No project makes it to completion without this useful office tool.
Kathleen uses it all the time for the community calendar.
Phonolog
$120
The Phonolog is the research tool DJs use to find the tune you
requested. As the owner* we will list you in it too.
Fire
Extinguisher
Robert Purcell
The emergency tool of last resort. Don't worry, we won't call you to
use it.
Your piece of KBBI* is
our way we can thank you for your membership contribution during our
Spring Membership Drive, April 2nd - 8th, 2005. But, the main reason to
support KBBI is the programming. 25 years listener supported!
* It's a gimmick. You will not
literally own the item. However, you will have the sole bragging rights
for one year. We'll even take your picture with it and post it to the
world. We encourage you to visit your piece of KBBI four times each year
and spend some quality time with it.