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Episode
This morning we’re talking with a local person who is homeless. This will be the first in what I hope will be a series of discussions to help us better understand the individuals among the human beings we may tend to lump together as, “The Homeless.” I went to Lifeboat Services downtown, which houses both…
In a very special Mother’s Day episode, Mac & Alana discuss all of the ways living in the Victorian Era could kill you.
Kit Ketcham, Jim Dott & Jerry Middaugh with “A Golden Thread: The Legacy of Pete Seeger” @ the Larsen Center in Astoria. Acoustic guitarist, singer, songwriter Terry Robb at Peninsula Arts Center in Ilwaco & Wild Manzanita. Graham Nystrom on the KMUN benefit concert with John Gorka Live @ the Larsen Center.
Voles
Host Donna Quinn interviews Josh Saranpaa, the Executive Director of The Wildlife Center of the North Coast. They talk about the Birds of a Feather Spring Festival coming up on May 14-15, along with educational outreach programs, volunteer opportunities, summer camps etc,.
On the next Story Told, tributes to Donna Kathleen Wright, and Dr. Robert Brake of Ocean Park, Washington, a longtime and essential contributor to this program. Also, from 1996, an open letter to Hillary Clinton simply titled “Dear Hillary,” by Loyola Marsef. And from David Horrowitz, “Marching with the Peoples’ Army in Vietnam-Era Portland.” Finally, Arthur Honeyman’s “Spastic Power.”
Teresa and Jessica talk about their biggest plant regrets, and how to avoid them.
Join us on the air for a special radio program detailing the process of updating the Fort Astoria Park sign (15th & Exchange in Astoria), including statements from community members and representatives from the Clatsop-Nehalem Confederated Tribes, Lower Columbia Preservation Society, and the Clatsop Community College Historic Preservation Program. Tune in Tuesday morning at 9AM…
Using aged vegetables The challenge of cooking for two with differing food preferences Lingering kitchen smells Redeeming a badly burnt frying pan
Friday, April 29 at 3 pm, ARTS – Live & Local! Carol Newman hosts: Cannon Beach Library NW Authors Series presents Author Karl Marlantes at the Coaster Theatre. Director & Choreographer Margaret Wall on the Astoria School of Ballet production of Thumbelina at the Liberty Theatre. Program director Andrew Tonry on the…
Linda’s take on what to wear while cooking, a cookie-of-the-year and some old fashioned entree’ ideas that have stood the test of time.
On the next Story Told, an original screed by Michael McCusker on the end of the Vietnam War, forty-seven years ago on April 30th, 1975. And in the headlines “Italian Woman, Age Seventy-Two, To Walk Marco Polo’s Path From Venice To Beijing.” Finally, a piece of poetry by Jack L. Weigardt simply titled “Sounds.”
Masonbees
In this special episode of Mental Health Radio, Graham Nystrom interviews Nikki Fortuna, President of the Board of Peace of Mind Pacific County (POMPC), about the organization and its services. More info at pompc.org and on Meta (Facebook) at Peace Of Mind Pacific County.
Ready for story time boys and girls? Mac & Alana chat with Warrenton Community Library Director Kelly Knudsen. Somehow Cheetos and the bowling habits of Presidents all come up.
Lauri Serafin & Bernie Robe from Cascadia Chamber Opera with the debut of Pint Sized Opera at local establishments. Brian Bergman on the North Coast Symphonic Band at the Liberty Theatre & the North Coast Big Band at the Larsen Center. Brian Pietrowski with LCPS & CCC Historic Preservation on the Fort Astoria…
On the next Story Told, “Women Are The Mothers Of Earth,” written by the Women’s Congress for a Healthy Planet. Additionally a piece of poetry by Margit Bowler titled “Earth’s Checklist.”
On Tuesday, April 19th from 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., the American Association of University Women (AAUW) Astoria Branch, in collaboration with Clatsop Community College (CCC), The Astorian, and Coast Community Radio (KMUN), held a Candidates’ Forum at Clatsop Community College, Patriot Hall. This is Part 2.
On Tuesday, April 19th from 7:00 p.m. to 9:30 p.m., the American Association of University Women (AAUW) Astoria Branch, in collaboration with Clatsop Community College (CCC), The Astorian, and Coast Community Radio (KMUN), held a Candidates’ Forum at Clatsop Community College, Patriot Hall. This is Part 1.
Humming Birds
Favorite new beef stew recipe, a pork roast tragedy, how not to make shaved ice.
Mac & Alana chat with Dr. Dominique Greco. . .tracing her journey from log cabin to Seaside Doctor. Plus, Alana makes fun of Wikipedia.
Jake Shulman-Ment, Brooklyn based violinist and bandleader of Midwood, with the Portland Klezmer Festival. Heart of Cartm Director Jessi Just on the return of the Trash Bash Art Festival to Manzanita & Nehalem. Conductor Cory Pederson with Columbia River Symphony’s The Sounds of Civilization at the Liberty Theatre in Astoria.
On the next Story Told, an original by Michael McCusker titled “Winter Soldiers.” And, from Stephanie Foggett, “The Far-Right Idealized The Russian Military. Ukraine Exposes All The Ways They’re Wrong.” Finally, poetry by Russell Alan Mitchell and Teresa Barnes.
This month’s Around Our Schools program features the Art Department at Astoria High School. Sara Meyer interviews art instructor, Micky Cereghino (“CHER-i-gee-no”) and Astoria High School Principal, Lynn Jackson. The interview includes a description of the refurbished art room, defines the role of an art teacher, and shares the importance of art as a foundation that supports…
Flowering Shrubs
Today we’re discussing homelessness – with Teresa Barnes, the Executive Director of the Astoria Warming Center.
Mac & Alana chat about the assassination of Abraham Lincoln. Plus, Mac insults Idi Amin and overshares about President Lyndon Johnson.
Director Edward James & Actor Mark Erickson with Aaron Posner’s “Stupid F#!*ing Bird” at The Ten Fifteen Theater in Astoria. Curator and Artist Jessica Schleif with Cartographer Kayla Fermin in “Secrets of the Slow Dimension” a collaborative installation on the natural world at Astoria Visual Arts. Photographer Don Frank with “The Lost Winter”…