This week on Life Downstream we hear from John Goodenberger about his insight into the Flavel family and his process for writing a historical non-fiction novel about the Flavels.
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On this episode of The Human Beat, Roger talks with Nelle Moffett and Rick Bowers of Astoria and how they started advocating for the homeless.
Cold Coast a show dedicated to finding – and identifying – the missing and unidentified persons of Tillamook, Pacific, and Clatsop Counties. Thomas Joshua Hayes, or Josh to his friends and family, isn’t a stranger to the community. He graduated from Astoria High School in 1996 and then chose to live and work various jobs throughout…
Guest host Cindy Price talked with a full palette of artists exhibiting at various venues for Astoria’s Second Saturday Art Walk: For the Au Naturel juried exhibit in the Royal Nebeker Gallery at Clatsop Community College: Jurist Henk Pander, artistRobert Paulmenn, new gallery assistant David Savineaux, and gallery director Kristin Shauck. Ecological artist…
Join host Graham Nystrom on this weeks edition of The Conversation.
Join Jessica for a show hosted just by her!
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Food Talk, February 3 2020
Food Talk, on Coast Community Radio.
On the first Astoria (and beyond) Youth Radio of 2020, host Dylan Hauser-Schalk features Azure, a poet, and president of Astoria High School’s Poetry Club; Zach, an aspiring videographer and editor; Brandi, a lover of old music; and Donovan, a student passionate about polka, and saving grey whales.
Live recording of Seaside City Council Meeting, Monday, Jan 27, 2020. This is a partial recording, which began about 15 minutes after the start of the meeting.
Local News: Live recording, Astoria Planning Commission, Tues, Feb 4, 2020 This is a partial recording of the Astoria Planning Commission meeting on Tues, Feb 4, 2020. The recording starts about 30 minutes into the meeting. Commissioners are discussing the Pacific Seafood proposed dormitory project planned for the hillside in Uniontown near the intersection of…
This is a partial recording of the Port of Astoria Commission meeting, held Tues. Feb 4, 2020. The recording begins about 15 minutes into the meeting. The first voice you hear is commissioner Frank Spence addressing speakers from Business Oregon. The business agency has agreed to accept the Port’s current strategic business plan, which will…
Today Donna Quinn talks with Mike McNickle, head of the Clatsop County Health Department, about the county’s new Household Hazardous Waste Facility.
Local News: Astoria PD’s Kenny Hansen honored for 30 years [Script below, Scroll down to Listen] The City of Astoria recognized Astoria Police Detective Kenny Hansen at Monday night’s City council meeting, for his 30 years of service to the department. Hansen has served many roles on the force in his decades there, most recently…
Local News: Astoria City Council denies Grocery Outlet store A discount grocery store proposed for Astoria’s east end was on the agenda Monday night at the council meeting. Joanne Rideout reports. The Grocery Outlet store proposal for the Astoria Mill Pond neighborhood hit a big roadblock at last night’s city council meeting. After almost two…
Live recording of Astoria City Council Meeting on Feb 3, 2020. The council discussed the Astoria Grocery Outlet project and tentatively voted to uphold the denial of the Astoria Design Review Commission. The council will hold a final vote at their next council meeting on Feb. 18. And APD Officer Kenny Hansen was honored for…
This week on Life Downstream we talk to Asher Clover. Asher is a non-binary senior at Astoria High School with a deep interest in poetry. Tune in to hear about the way they experience and express their identity through language.
Host Allie Evans features Sara Snedecker.
Friday, Jan 31st at 3 pm, ARTS – Live & Local! host Carol Newman speaks with: NCRD Director David Wiegan & Performing Arts Center coordinator Mary Moran on upcoming music performances and more at the North County Recreation District in Nehalem; Director Jennifer Crocket on the 45th Parallel Universe Orchestra with a Smörgåsbord of Scandinavian delights…
Co-hosts John Stevenson and Dylan Hauser-Shalk talk with a local tattoo artist about the pros and cons of tatts.
Commentary with Michael McCusker.
Donna Quinn talks about the upcoming Columbia River Shipwreck Conference sponsored by Columbia River Maritime Museum and the Maritime Archaeological Society happening Saturday, February 8 at CRMM. Her guests will be Bruce Jones, deputy director of the Columbia River Maritime Museum and Christopher Dewey, president of the Maritime Archaeological Society.
Local News: Project Homeless Connect helps local homeless About 200 people attended the annual Project Homeless Connect in Seaside, a free walk-in day of services for the homeless held at the Seaside Convention Center. The event is in its 10th year. It’s one of about 200 such events held in cities nationwide. Joanne Rideout reports….
Local News: Astoria Miniboat Summit brings kids together across the Pacific Students and teachers from three area schools met at the Columbia River Maritime Museum in Astoria last week for Miniboat Summit 2020, a chance to show off their boat building handiwork, thank supporters, and christen small unmanned sailboats bound for the high seas. Joanne…
This time, Talking Story features Kit Ketcham.
Friday, Jan 24th at 3 pm, ARTS – Live & Local! host Carol Newman speaks with: Diane Marshall & Susan Spence on the Water Music Society’s Italian Opera – Puccini and treats – at the Bridgewater Bistro February 23; Ryan Hume, Beth Winters and Lindsay Bones from Clatsop College’s RAIN Magazine 2020 -submissions due Feb 15; Workers Tavern…
Join host Graham Nystrom for this week’s The Conversation, Coast Community Radio’s live call-in show, where listeners can weigh in on the topic of the week. This week’s question: What’s your passion in life?
Join host Michael McCusker for biting commentary about current events and history.
Join Donna Quinn as she chats with Peter Marsh, executive director of the Hanthorn Cannery Foundation, about Astoria’s Pier 39 building, a historic cannery complex built on pilings over the Columbia River.
Live recording of Tuesday night’s Astoria City Council Meeting, where the city heard public testimony about the Grocery Outlet proposed store project for the Mill Pond area of Astoria.
Local News: Astoria City Council hears Grocery Outlet testimony Tuesday night the Astoria City Council voted to close public hearings on the proposed Grocery Outlet project in the Mill Pond area of Astoria. The move means that the council will accept written rebuttal from the project developers and owners, but will not hear more public…