Jan 11, 2026
Listen to Stefanie Sere and Elliot Jackson every other Wednesday morning at 9am on Good Company. They will be featuring news, conversations, interviews, and updates from around the Wet Mountain Valley.
Sep 11, 2022
Tamra- A Colorado Native and her hubby, Ed always knew Beautiful Westcliffe would be “The Place” to retire and build their dream home.
Her love for music began as a young 60s girl playing the violin, listening to her brother’s albums (without approval), attending as many concerts as possible and vowing to never part with her CDs.
She has reinvented herself from a Master baker to Lab Tech to owning her own Fiber Art business (still active) to now playing music she loves here at the station.
“DJing Makes My Heart Sing!” She says.
Her hobbies include;
Billiards, Motorcycling, The Outdoors, Fitness, Crafts, Italian/vegetarian cooking, and reading.
“A Book is Your Best Friend” her GMA would say. But Tamra would add, “So is music!”
Friends are always welcome in her home.
But, her most priceless moments are spending time with her husband, Son, Daughter-in-law and being a “Nonna” to her 3 Precious Grandchildren!
“God-Family-Country!” Her favorite Quote!
You can sing along with “Tamra’s Timeless Tunes” of the 60s 70s & 80s every Wednesday from 2-4 pm
Apr 6, 2026
In two or three storage units in Denver, stacked in cardboard boxes were reel to reel tapes of a treasury of Folk Heroes. Standing in the concrete archives at Broadway and Evans, not far away from where Barry Fey started The Family Dog, was a Smithsonian-like Library with founder and collector, Harry Tuft looking through with Richard Arnold Beattie, the singer-songwriter and founder of Sound Century an organization that digitizes and remixes these types of things, so future generations can get “Folke’d up” as much as Richard is! Beattie is a media host, publisher and has been writing, telling, singing and playing stories and songs since 1972. Your mission is to enjoy the time machine to back where Folk Heroes roamed the earth.
Apr 4, 2026
Paul is a retired geologist, professionally but not personally. He’s lived in Colorado since childhood and still thrives on enjoying all things outdoors with his wife Nan, and daughter Maddy and her husband when they visit from Chicago. As a lifelong music lover, Paul is grateful for the opportunity to share Toe Tapping Tunes every other Thursday from 2-4 pm. It’ll be fun!
Mar 22, 2026
Mike and Sharon Corage are excited to have a chance to host “Sidetracked” on Thursday afternoons from 4 to 6. As east coast kids from New York and Jersey, they felt the call of the west a couple of lifetimes ago. Raising 3 children with a hop, skip and a jump through the Philly and Denver metro areas, they stumbled upon Westcliffe in 2019, thanks to their son Rick. As empty nesters, they fell in love first with the view and more recently with the community. When they’re not hiking, biking, fixing or creating something, their grandchildren keep us busy and amused.
With much appreciation and admiration for all the arts, they’ve enjoyed listening to the wide variety of genres offered by various college radio stations since their early years and now right here on KLZR! Artists they admire, to name a few, are Laurie Anderson, David Bromberg, The Doors, NRPS, Jackson Browne, Linda Ronstadt, CSNY, Hot Tuna, King Crimson, The Cure, The Ramones, Black Flag, REM, X, Camper Van Beethoven, Ween, The Fall, Flipper, Frank Zappa and Warren Zevon. With a steady flow of the Grateful Dead, Willie Nelson and a symphony or two in mix; music excites and soothes their souls.
“In spite of ourselves we’ll wind up sitting on a rainbow.”
Turn on / Tune in / Drop out / get “Sidetracked” with Mike and Sharon every Thursday from 4 to 6pm.
Jul 15, 2025
Bio and DJ info coming soon!
Jun 23, 2024
Bruce grew up in Bangor, Maine, where he was a huge music fan. He listened to a number of different genres and artists. While in the Navy, he worked as a MARS (Military Auxiliary Radio System) operator, which is the equivalent of a civilian ham operator. In doing this, he became interested in working on radios of various types. After retiring from the Navy, he returned to Colorado with his wife, and they purchased property in Westcliffe in 2009. In 2021, they moved here permanently (thanks COVID!). Catch Bruce’s Weekend Kickoff show at 4pm on Fridays and join him for Christian Crossroads on Sunday mornings at 7am.
Sep 11, 2022
Growing up in Texas, DJ Skippy Diggler was exposed to all things music. The Austin live music scene was full of everything from Stevie Ray Vaughan to Willie Nelson to alternative dance music. Now spending half time here in Colorado, having the opportunity to share 80’s music with the Valley is “totally awesome!” The range of music genres is enormous. Recently, Skippy has been learning acoustic guitar and loves playing for friends around the campfire. Who knows what the future brings, but he remains open to all things music and enjoying new friends and experiences in the Valley!
Mar 4, 2020
TC leans to the acoustic side in her taste but surprises abound. She takes particular pleasure in turning down requests.
Mar 3, 2020
Myron hangs out at Rockin’ The Range when he isn’t fixing something else that has broken in the studio.
Feb 20, 2020
JJ, a retired psychotherapist, and his wife, Suzan, lived in Wetmore for the past twenty years and ten years in Florence before, where they raised three daughters. A native to the Northern Colorado cattle country, JJ has been entertaining folks for several years with cowboy tales, poetry and song. He has two audio collections and a written collection of his songs and poetry. Since moving to the Valley in the summer of 2019, JJ has sought to broaden the fan base for Cowboy/Western Music by developing JJ’s Cowboy Corral (1st and 3rd Wednesdays, 4 – 6 pm) in two of the Music My Way slots. Here, he mixes Top 30 Cowboy hits with classic cowboy songs and artists, and a little bit of cowboy poetry. He also leans toward Folk Rock as a second language.
Sep 24, 2021
Jon is a local musician (drums), and happily retired full time Westcliffian. His show, “Chillwave Lounge,” airs the 2nd & 4th Wednesdays from 5-7 pm and tends to highlight newer bands/artists who operate on a downtempo wavelength. As long as it has a “chill” feel, you may hear tunes that cut across multiple styles; expect psychedelia, pop, americana, reverb soaked folk, funk, and shoegaze. So make yourself a nice cup of non caffeinated tea and Chillax to some newer music.
Sep 24, 2021
Dennis started playing drums at age nine and taught himself guitar at 19. He was in a band in high school and later formed a band with friends as a hobby at 35. He became very active in his Northern California community. In addition to his 39-year career as a State Farm agent, Dennis was the music coordinator for a large annual festival, Scoutmaster, a Rotarian and played guitar, bass and drums at his church. He bought a home in Westcliffe in 2018. Since retiring Dennis and his wife Gilda sold their home in California and now call Westcliffe their home. Dennis can be heard on weekdays on KLZR’s Music Your Way.
Feb 9, 2020
Robert likes many genres, including singer/song writer, rock, jazz, R&B, folk and bluegrass. You will often find all these genres on his Music Your way show the second Tuesday of each month from 4 to 6 PM. He can also be heard on 1st and 3rd Wednesdays on the Village Coffee House at 10am. A Colorado native, Robert was born in Denver. After graduating from the University of Colorado, Robert served in the Peace Corps (Colombia). After finishing the Peace Corps Robert moved to Washington DC where he perused graduate studies in Organization Behavior and Development and a career in Leadership coaching and Training. Robert enjoys hiking with his family and friends, painting, baseball and studying the history of the Southwest US.
