This week on A Story Told, Michael McCusker details the hideous history of US slavery.
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In this episode, we talk with AWE Astoria, a nonprofit that connects children and young adults with creative changemakers while supporting art, wellness and ecology experts in the community. AWE Astoria is the February 2026 beneficiary of the Astoria Co-op’s Change for Community program, which asks customers to round-up their total as a donation to a…
Lauri explains the Desdemona Sands and has a drink at the Dirty D.
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Three Trails at Tarlett
In a revisit to an episode from last September: the tables are turned, as Steven is interviewed by his wife, Jennifer.
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Roger Rocka speaks with Dan Turner, the board chair of the Cathlamet Public Library.
This month on River Writers, Asher Finch interviews Heather Douglas, editor of the Coast Weekend, about her journey to the Astorian, writing, and zines.
This week on A Story Told, Michael McCusker discusses tyranny and the concept of nonviolent civil disobedience.
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For the love of rice cookers and a secret to good vinaigrette. Spoiler : it’s water.
The Great Backyard Bird Count 2026
Teresa speaks with John Wickersham (Associate Director) and Kassia Nye (Development Director) of the North Coast Land Conservancy on its 40th anniversary and plans for the future.
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Lauri explains the history and importance of Shark Rock.
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Michael McCusker discusses the possible legacy of humanity, sharing an essay he wrote.
Lauri’s inaugural show introduces the Vault Lights of Astoria.
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Observing Winter Growth
“Parents Viewed Unconventionally”: Three contemporary female poets comment on one or more parents in somewhat unexpected ways. Molly Twomey, “The Drop Off,” from Raised Among Vultures, and used by kind permission of the author and The Gallery Press, 2022 (www.gallerypress.com). Kathleen Flenniken, “Married Love,” from Post Romantic, used by kind permission of the author (U. of Washington Press, 2020). …
Today on Rogue Cell Radio, Hosts Sean Davis and Sean Johnson interview Susan Hobson, President of Friends of the Astoria Armory about the amazing things the Armory is doing in our North Coast Community.
This week on A Story Told, Michael McCusker shares the works of poet Langston Hughes, whose words take on renewed meaning in our current political climate.
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Refuge Trails
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In this episode executive director, Bruce Jones, joins us to discuss the Columbia River Maritime Museum’s deep ties to the community and it’s role in preserving maritime history along the Columbia River. With ongoing projects such as the Mariners Hall Project, hands-on education, and volunteer driven preservation work, tune in to find out how maritime…
Michael McCusker honors the 100th anniversary of public radio.