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Garter snakes are back!
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“Love is still Here.” Katy is my neighbor and friend… She has lived in Astoria for 10 years and is married with 3 children. She works in public service for the Clatsop County District Attorney’s Office. She is originally from a small, rural town in Oregon. She shares with us her transformational journey to the heart of…
“Wake Up: Modern Aubades”: Traditionally, aubades are lyrics announcing the arrival of dawn all too soon for lovers who want the night to be prolonged. The twentieth-century poems featured here take some liberties with that tradition. After an excerpt from John Donne’s “The Sun Rising” (1633), Nuala Ni Dhomhnaill, “Aubade,” from Pharaoh’s Daughter (Wake Forest U. Press,…
Mac & Alana welcome KMUN Station Manager Mari Bergeron to the big show to discuss Knappa, Japan, Alaska, New York City, Vermont, and Public Radio. We are also pretty sure she calls Mac something bad in Japanese.
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Sean Johnson and Brad Pietzyk discuss Brad’s memoir “Dragon’s Current.” They also talk about the upcoming second showing of Battlegrounds & Backroads in Tillamook.
Michael reads a couple of pieces from recently deceased satirist Michael Graham and ends with some tea bag counciling.
Hear from candidates in contested state and local races who participated in a candidate forum in Astoria on April 21. This event was hosted by the American Association of University Women – Astoria Branch and recorded by KMUN. Find video of the entire event HERE.
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Spring is here!
Join host Astronemis Ray and architectural historian Eric Wheeler to explore an exciting new walking tour project launching this May led by the Lower Columbia Preservation Society. Designed to bring local history to life, the tour invites participants to discover the stories behind some of Astoria’s most distinctive buildings and spaces.
Lauri enlightens on Window Preservation.
Lauri speaks on Finnish Immigration.
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Food Talk!
Mac & Alana welcome Darren Gooch from SEPRD and the South County Food Bank. . .but you decide – Good Guest or Great Guest?
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Michael McCusker shares an essay he wrote about the role of media in an increasingly autocratic society.
The premier edition of NCSS is an interview with Gabrielle Macrae, multi-instrumentalist and songwriter for the Horsenecks – a folk, bluegrass and americana duo based in Astoria.
Mac & Alana chat with Seaside Fire Chief Joey Daniels and somehow Mac makes it all about the Pony Express and two dollar bills. Spoiler alert: he loves one and hates the other.
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Gardening in a warming climate
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An encore episode of one of our favorites from 2025: Host Steven Amaya attends a community baby shower