Chelsea Rose, Director of Southern OR University Lab of Anthropology, on the Oregon Chinese Diaspora Project: Uncovering and Maintaining Chinese-American History in Oregon presented by Dr. Jennifer Fang at Obelisk Brewery in Astoria. Artists Luisa Mack & Gregory Gorham with “Oysterville, Pearl of the Peninsula”, an exhibit by eight artists in diverse mediums at Marie…
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Michael McCusker analyzes the continuing dilemma of democracy in the age of Trump.Â
Astoria City Councilor Andy Davis, and veterans at KMUN’s summer block party.Â
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Pears, corn and the problem with the ’new’ butter
Caspian Terns
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Saara Matthews stops by the big show to chat with Mac & Alana about Finland, the Soviet Union, and growing up in Astoria.
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Friday, July 18th at 3pm ARTS – Live & Local! Carol Newman & guests: ED Danyelle Tinker & MC+ Nancy Montgomery with Performathon, twelve hours of creative offerings at The Ten Fifteen Theater in Astoria. Artists & Board Directors Kitty Paino & TJ Lev on the Annual Judged Show & 75th Celebration of Trail’s End…
Friday, July 11th at 3pm ARTS – Live & Local! Carol Newman & guests: Director Jerr Harding with actors Carly Keone, Robert Scherrer & Molly Oien in PAPA’s production of “Into the Woods” at Fort Columbia Theater in Chinook, WA. Artist Capt Thron Riggs on his benefit art show “Wildscapes” at the NCRD Gallery in…
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Michael McCusker honors the anniversary yesterday of the 1945 Trinity Test, the first nuclear bomb test, in the desert near Alamogordo, NM. The event marked the beginning of the nuclear age.
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The Early Years of the Astoria Regatta: 1894–1916 In this episode host, Astronemis Ray, chats with fellow LCPS Board member Lauri Serafin; who’s been diving deep into the Astoria Regatta’s roots(1894-1916). Together, they explore what those first celebrations looked like: steamboat races on the Columbia, elaborate parades, the crowning of early Regatta Queens, and how…
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Astoria’s population has hovered around 10,000 for a very long time. But it grew to 25 thousand during WW II. I wondered where all those thousands of extra people lived so I headed to the Clatsop County Historical Society at the Heritage Museum. I talked with Liisa Penner and Julie Burpee to learn about that,…
Marianne Monson interviews local poet Logan Garner about his new poetry collection.
Saara Matthews stops by the big show to chat with Mac & Alana about Finland, the Soviet Union, and growing up in Astoria. Â
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Michael McCusker shares essays on the fragile nature of democracy.
In this episode of Beach Grass Roots, we talk with Sea Turtles Forever, a nonprofit with the mission to protect and restore healthy environments. Their Blue Wave Project uses filtration screens to remove Microplastic Debris from Oregon Coast beaches. Sea Turtles Forever is the July 2025 beneficiary of the Astoria Co-op’s Change for Community program,…
Part II: Alana brings BFF and museum professional Jan Masterson in to put Mac in his place. Museum Mac & Museum Jan totally nerd out on museums.Â
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