Canada Geese.
Episode
Surf Scooter.
Bufflehead.
Landscaping the South Bay Overlook.
Landscaping the new office.
The South Bay Overlook.
A new place to explore.
Chestnut Back Chickadee.
Purple Martens.
Gathering plant seeds.
Bat monitoring.
The Olympia Oyster.
Willapa Bay.
On the next Story Told, Michael reads from a 1996 journal he kept, in which he chronicles comet Hyakutake’s unexpected passing over Earth’s night sky.
Shorebirds in Willapa Bay.
Ancient Tsunami Driftwood.
An Oregon History moment with Ron Craig followed by a discussion on the concept of originality, where it comes from and where we experience it in our lives.
Host Teresa Retzlaff talks with Esther Moberg of Lagom Small Farm, a 4 acre hobby farm in Olney. Esther raises quails, ducks and chickens for eggs, keeps two escape-artist Highland cows and grows flowers for her flower stand on Highway 202.
A biography of Katherine Bogle – a journalist and a civil rights advocate for Black Oregonians.
By Jacob Lewin. New numbers from Clatsop Community College show a 44-percent drop in student enrollment for the current year. That’s the highest decrease of any of the state’s 17 community colleges. Enrollment at the college has dropped from more than 13-hundred fulltime equivalent pre-covid to only about 750 currently on an annualized basis: “By…
Linda and Merianne consider French Toast, Blueberries, Steel Cut Oats and more. Plus, why we love and support KMUN.
Kelli Ennis with the Haystack Rock Awareness Program makes Mac feel badly for aggressive poking in the tide pools. She also shares the second greatest Oregon Coast dynamite story! Join Mac & Alana for their Best Show Ever.
Friday, April 2nd at 3 pm, ARTS – Live & Local! host Carol Newman speaks with: Director Linda Makohon and actor Marilyn Karr from Riverbend Player’s production of The Dog Logs. Artists and instructors Kristin Shauck, Ben Rosenberg and Lucien Swerdloff with the CCC Faculty Show Plus at the Royal Nebeker Gallery in Astoria.
Mac & Alana are joined by Clatsop County Historical Society Curator Dr. Chelsea Vaughn for a discussion about the temporary exhibit at the Heritage Museum: Away From Home American Indian Boarding School Stories. In unrelated news, Mac realizes why the show will never be popular in Russia.
On this episode of Talk of Our Towns, host Donna Quinn interviews John Goodell, Director of Science & Policy of the Elakha Alliance. They discuss a prospective sea otter reintroduction to the Oregon Coast and related connections to coastal tribes, kelp conservation and more for this keystone species.
On the next Story Told, Michael McCusker recounts a young man’s emotions coming “Back Home in the U.S.A.” from a war, the war, simply known as Vietnam.
A conversation celebrating TDOV (Trans Day of Visibility) with special guests from the Harbor and the Lower Columbia Q Center.
A biography of Malvin L. Brown – a soldier and the first casualty of the US Forest Service’s smokejumper program.
Friday, March 26th at 3 pm, ARTS – Live & Local! host Carol Newman speaks with: Sparrow Dance Company’s Julia Gingerich & Nate LaPort with a live Children’s Musical Theater Street Show in Astoria Caroline Wuebben, Columbia River Maritime Museum’s Membership, Marketing and Communications manager with all things CRMM.
A conversation with filmmaker and historian Ron Craig on the subject of history and the empowering nature of knowing one’s history.