Sally Jean Fox is an author, coach, and artist who believes that we’re all creative—and that expressing that creativity—in any form—can open the door to a more joyful and meaningful life. In her book Meeting the Muse After Midlife, she describes her journey from consultant, coach, and university professor to an explorer in the realms of creativity and spirit. As she says, “Your life is your most creative work.”

Sam, aka Sammy V, grew up on the East Coast listening to the New York City radio stations of the 50s, 60s and 70s, broadcasting the astonishing music of that era. His love of popular music is undiminished, marveling at the ever evolving nature of the genre and the great artists who define it.

Vashon Poet Laureate Sandra Noel brings together Island poets to record themselves reading their work for you.

Susan McCabe arrived on Vashon Island directly from Chicago, and almost never looked back. She came with a background in small market radio news and big market international advertising, PR, and events production. She answered the siren call to start an Internet radio station with a small pack of other radio refugees around 2000, and she’s been a part of Voice of Vashon since.

Get to know Tom Walsten, host of Adventures in Recovery.

Joining KVSH when it first aired, Truman hosted the very first regularly-scheduled live broadcast with the Tuesday Morning Scramble where he still co-hosts with his daughter, Molly.

Vashon Center for the Arts, a collaborative and community-based organization, provides a center for the arts on Vashon Island, initiates quality arts experiences for all ages and creates opportunities for artists to perform and exhibit their work.