Roger Rocka interviews representatives with the North Coast Food Web to explore what the Food Web is, how it works, who does it, how someone can become involved and what the plans are for this year as the organization faces federal funding challenges.
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This month on River Writers, Asher Finch interviews Deac Guidi, a longtime communications and humanities instructor at Clatsop Community College.
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Mac & Alana welcome Seaside’s own Jason Boyd. Somehow, Disneyland, Weird Al, Twinkies, Post-It Notes, Skiing, History, Creative Bus Drivers, and Lewis & Clark are all on the agenda.
Mac & Alana take a close look at the Astoria Column. . .it’s turning 100 this year!
Mac lives out his childhood dream of pretending to host the Newlywed Game when he quizzes Mark & Alana Kujala
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This week on A Story Told, Michael McCusker reads an essay he published years ago in his newspaper, the North Coast Times-Eagle, about the history and evolution of the city of Astoria.
In this episode, we talk with Columbia Land Trust, with the mission to conserve and care for the vital lands, waters and wildlife of the Columbia River region through sound science and strong relationships. Columbia Land Trust is the April 2026 beneficiary of the Astoria Co-op’s Change for Community program, which asks customers to round-up their…
Lauri discusses the Wreck of the Peter Iredale.
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Results are in for the Great Backyard Bird Count!
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Teresa Retzlaff talks with guest Brenda Holmes-Stanciu, a master gardener and wildlife educator, about hummingbirds
With hosts Merianne Myers and Linda Perkins
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Friday, April 3rd at 3pm ARTS – Live & Local! Carol Newman & guests: Artists Rachel Siegel and Jenny Lovold join Artist & Curator Agnes Field in the group exhibit ‘Under the Sun – Over the Moon: Hues of Green’ at Astoria Visual Arts. Julia Triezenberg, Education Supervisor at Columbia River Maritime Museum, with their…
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This week on A Story Told, Michael McCusker shares an essay he wrote titled, “One World for All.”
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Lauri describes the history and importance of Pillar Rock.
Lauri describes the history of Marsh’s Free Museum and the secrets of Alligator Man.
Sean Davis and Sean Johnson interview each other and tell war stories.
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“Holding the Sacred Inside” a conversation with Cliff Taylor, a member of the Ponca Tribe of Nebraska who is a writer, poet and storyteller. He has written several books about his direct experience with the sacred in life and the almost forgotten ways humans relate to the living universe. He is a great-grandson of Chief Standing Bear.
Friday, March 27th at 3pm ARTS – Live & Local! Carol Newman & guests: Carrie Bond, co-founder of ‘Seaside Jazz & Blues’, with the 3rd annual weekend of eight bands at the Convention Center; a benefit for the Kyle Rieger Memorial Scholarship. Artist, Writer and Gallery Owner Jo Pomeroy-Crockett and Photographer/Attorney Sam Blair with a…