Carmelo âMeloâ Charistil joins us to talk about filmmaking, Outside the Frame, homelessness, his movie Geneva, and the Selig Award which will be presented to him on Nov. 14 at the Liberty Theater. Also on the show is OTF founder Nili Yosha and participant/actress Monet Wilds.
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Introducing new KMUN station manager Mari Bergeron: We talk about her history in Clatsop County, her family, her departure for school and work and international travel, her return home and of course, her initial impressions, hopes and plans for KMUN.
Host Marianne Monson interviews Oregon Poet Laureate, Ellen Waterston, keynote for the 2025 Astoria Creative Writing Festival.Â
TOOTS topic for Thursday, November 6 is âThe Grace of Griefâ and my guests are Noah Rubinstein and Katelyn Staecker. Noah and Katelyn will be facilitating a 3-day Workshop and Ritual for Those Living with Grief and Loss at the Netel Grange in Astoria over the weekend of Friday, November 14. Therapists Noah Rubinstein, LMHC and Katelyn…
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Elegant Terns
Teresa speaks with DJ de Melo Berg, Stewardship and Restoration Director for the Necanicum Watershed Council and Hugh Ahnatook, InupiaQ about watershed health and restoration. They also speak about Chinook tribal recognition. #ChinookJustice
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ARTS – Live & Local! Guest Host Patrick Webb Brad Pletzyk and Sean Davis, Founders of Rogue Cell with the premiere of their documentary “Backroads and Battlefields” at the Liberty Theatre. Deac Guidi with Cascadia Chamber Orchestra on CCO’s Halloween Pint Sized Opera at Pacifick Distillery in Astoria. Co-Founder, Publisher, Editor Dinah Urell on the…
Michael McCusker is at his storytelling best, as he share his autobiographical account of a harrowing series of events he experienced in Vietnam in 1966. Entitled, “Happy Birthday, Mother,” this graphic look at the real costs of war will stay with you long after you’ve heard it.
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Identifying Species
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“Remembering the First World War”: Our first poem details the life of a veteran who managed to survive the carnage and reflects on–or tries not to reflect on–his specific experiences during the war. The next two poems depict civilians beginning to come to terms with their memories of the suffering shared throughout England. Edmund Blunden,…
Lower Columbia Birding Spots
Linda peels eggs for 5 and a half hours!
On this week’s A Story Told, Michael McCusker talks about how recent unusual behavior on the part of President Trump raises questions about his fitness to govern. And, he shares a story about the discovery of a previously unknown chapter of the famous novel, “On the Road,” by Jack Kerouac.Â
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Brad and Sean speak with retired Navy vet Tom Jenkins.