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Here's your entertainment update for the weekend, rolling in to next week. Brought to you by Leisure West Camper Shells & Truck Accessories in Salinas. Please check with venues for any covid protocols. 

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This week's Pets-of-the-Week at the Santa Cruz County Animal Shelter are sibling kittens Lilo, Stitch, and Ollie! Lilo and Stitch are near-twins – mostly black with lovely little white patches, and Ollie is very handsome, with brown tabby patches on a soft white background – whether you'd like just one kitten, a matched pair, a MIS-matched pair, or even THREE new kitties in your life, these youngsters can fit the bill. For more info, read the full post, listen to Pet-O-Rama Thursdays on the pig or visit Warren at the shelter, open seven days a week.

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After 23 years and 1,650 shows, "Sleepy" John Sandige is retiring our live Sunday morning music show, "Please Stand By". Tune in this Sunday for a special extended version of the show featuring music, talk, and reminiscing from some of John's favorite performers, past crew members, and some additional special guests. There's so much stuff planned, we're starting at 9:00am and going until noon! Read the full post for details!

PLEASE NOTE: This is not a public show. Tune into KPIG at 107.5FM or listen in on the web at kpig.com. "Please Stand By" is sponsored by Sylvan Music and Knox Roofing.

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The Coffis Brothers have some new music coming, and something VERY cool to go along with it. All we can say for now is...stay tuned to the pig for a special surprise and to learn more!

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The results of the annual Good Times Reader's Poll are in - pick up an issue near you - and KPIG has won yet AGAIN for Best Radio Station FOR THE TENTH STRAIGHT YEAR. AND "Sleepy" John Sandige again won for Best Radio Personality with Ralph Anybody taking the runner-up spot (so it was close). Thank you to our wonderful listeners and to everyone who took the time to vote. We appreciate you!

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With the recent flooding out of Pajaro, Second Harvest has been providing food for the 320 folks evacuated to the fairgrounds as well as the 2000 other folks sleeping in cars and at friend's and family's homes. The overwhelming majority of those evacuated are staying in Santa Cruz County. Many households hosting flood evacuees in Watsonville are seeking out assistance from the foodbank for their first time. If you'd like to help out and donate - because you listeners always do and you're the BEST - you can do so with a single click to the KPIG Flood Relief Campaign on the Second Harvest website. As always, thanks for all your help!

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