The public is invited to come to the studio at 149 S. Main St., where hot dogs and other refreshments will be available, along with opportunities for new and current members to purchase CDs, KPFZ baseball hats and other premiums.
Listeners who tune in from their living rooms and cars will enjoy a 17-hour membership drive – from 7 a.m. to midnight – an on-air party when programmers will share stories, play music, jockey with each other and solicit memberships; and volunteers will answer the phones.
KPFZ’S goal for the day is to sign up 100 new listener-members, as well as to renew the current members.
Memberships will support the costs of running the station as well as building a tower and purchasing equipment for a new signal.
The new tower will triple the power of the station’s signal.
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