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Join host Michael McCusker for commentary on the world we live in.
On this special election edition of Perspectives, host Joan Herman speaks with incumbent David Oser and challenger Heidi Wintermute about the race for Position 2 on the Astoria School Board in the May 21 election.
Host Debbie Twombly joins the troll along with the Sharon Hartley Band, Ray Raihala and Randy Weiss and the Troll Radio House Band!
Join host Donna Quinn as she talks with guests Chris Jensen and Jennifer Magneson from the Boys and Girls Club of the Long Beach Peninsula.
Live recording of Astoria City Council Meeting, May 7, 2019. Many thanks to volunteer Ray Merritt for this recording.
Friday, May 3rd at 3 pm, ARTS – Live & Local! with Carol Newman features: Jim Dott & Kit Ketcham on the Pete Seeger 100th Birthday Celebration, at the Performing Arts Center in Astoria Sat May 4; Musician Thomas Mudrick performing at the Sou’Wester in Seaview, WA Sat May 4; Soprano Deborah Mayer &…
Guest host John Stevenson fills in for John Orr. This program he talks about the upcoming election in 2020.
Join host Michael McCusker for a look at politics old and new.
Join Donna Quinn as she interviews Oregon Poet Laureate Kim Stafford.
Perspectives host Joan Herman speaks with local-government activists Cheryl Johnson and Bryan Kidder about the packed ballot for the upcoming May 21 special election in Clatsop County.
Join host Jennifer Burns Bright for a new Coast Community Radio food show: A Fine Kettle of Fish, all about fish of the Pacific Northwest. Today she interviews fisherman Rob Seitz, owner of South Bay Wild Fish House in Astoria. Seitz is also a fisher poet and performs at the annual Fisher Poets Gathering in…
Metalsmith Judith Altruda & Photographer Marcy Merrill with the 13th annual Tokeland Northcove Studio tour May 4; Robert Richter, Heidi Beth Sadler & the band Castletown at the Astoria-Warrenton Seafood Festival April 26; Jessamyn Grace West from Astoria Arts & Movement Center with Benefit Night at the Fort George Brewery April 30; Clarinetist David Shifrin & Pianist…
Live recording of the Astoria Planning Commission meeting, April 24, 2019. Slight tech difficulties at the start of the recording meant that the initial and customary roll call of commissioners was not recorded, however all members were present. Topics discussed and voted upon at the meeting included whether marijuana retail businesses are considered tourism dependent,…
John weighs in on House Bill 2020.
Salient commentary from the legendary Michael McCusker.
Join host Donna Quinn as she Tim Williams, recently hired director of Astoria Parks and Rec.
Join host Dr. Allie Evans as she talks with Terri Steenbergen, the director of the Harbor, an organization in Astoria that provides support to victims of domestic violence, about Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
Join host Lynn Hadley as she interviews local artist LaRee Johnson.
Join host Dr. Allie Evans for a chat about holistic health issues.
April 19, 2019 ARTS – Live & Local! with Carol Newman features: Karen Reddick Yurka & Gary St. John about CARTM’s 21st annual Art Show at Pine Grove Community House in Manzanita May 17-19; CCC instructor Nancy Cook on Oregon Poet Laureate Kim Stafford’s residency with Forest Visions, in Astoria April 22-23; Artist Iris Sullivan…
This week on The Conversation with John Orr the topic will be “Should the Astoria Planning Commission lower allowable building heights along the riverfront?” Rosemary Johnson, planner for the city, is the guest.
Michael McCusker offers salient commentary on the devastating fire this week at Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris.
US Representative Suzanne Bonamici held a townhall meeting in Astoria Tuesday evening at Clatsop Community College. Bonamici has represented Oregon’s first congressional district for the past seven years. Joanne Rideout has details. She faced a packed crowd in a large classroom at the college. After introductory remarks, Bonamici spent most of the meeting taking audience…
Live recording of US. Rep. Suzanne Bonamici’s Townhall meeting at Clatsop Communty College, April 16, 2019.