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“Narrative Poems”: These poems offer at least an outline of a story, with a plot and some time references. Like many successful stories, substantial relevant questions may remain unanswered, requiring some speculation on our part. John Greenleaf Whittier, “Telling the Bees.” Edwin Arlington Robinson, “Mr. Flood’s Party.” Our theme music is Philip Aaberg’s “Going-to-the-Sun” from Live from…
Michael Harvey joins Mac & Alana for a special episode of Adventures in Philosophy. . .plus, Mac wonders if you can milk a raccoon. Â
Michael reads about a collection of Nazi stamps and the demise of Northwest forests. He ends with the poem ‘Storm’ by John Paul Barrett.
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Friday November 14th at 3pm ARTS – Live & Local! Carol Newman & guests: Poets & Prose Writers James Dott & Robert Michael Pyle launch their new books from Watershed Press at the Larsen Center in Astoria. Actors David Sweeney, Tim Schwieger & Barb Jernigan with “A Carol for Tiny Tim” at the Coaster Theatre…
Guest host Lauri Serafin steps in to talk with Flavel House Museum docents Rosemary Johnson and Jacqueline Denton, who share their experiences guiding visitors through Astoria’s iconic Victorian mansion, the daily work of interpreting its history, memorable questions from guests, and their thoughts on the house’s rumored hauntings, giving listeners a look into life as…
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Friday November 7th at 3pm ARTS – Live & Local! Carol Newman & guests: Director Susi Brown, Playwright Rick Gray with Jason & Brandy Hussa in “Marley’s Last Chance” by ART – Astoria Readers Theatre at KALA Performance Space. Curator Cliff Taylor and Producer Liz Harris with “Indigenous Visions” an exhibit & chapbook of Native…
The perfection of pot roast, Linda’s annual Thanksgiving tips
Hibernation and Torpor
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Tom Smith is on hand to talk about scanning and digitization efforts at the Clatsop County Historical Society. A challenge is made.
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Michael shares his misgivings about the history of Veterans Day, which was once called Armistice Day to honor peace. He also shares a bitingly sarcastic essay about the concept of patriotism and what it means in different political contexts.
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Marbled and Bar tailed Godwits
Stay-At-Home dad Jeremy D. Haston navigates fathering, homemaking, and being a husband. Also there are some dad jokes. Sorry.
Carmelo “Melo” 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