Join Dr. Allie Evans as she talks with Venus Fromwiller, the resource center coordinator at the new Knight Cancer Center in Astoria, about the offerings there.
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Join host Lynn Hadley as she talks with internationally recognized storyteller of folktale, legend, and ghost stories, Alton Takiyama-Chung. He shares the vivid details of lives and lore with audiences around the country. His heritage is rooted in Hawaii and steeped in the island culture of “talking stories,” the sharing of life and experience on…
Conductor Imre Pallo from the Astoria Music Festival Opera TOSCA at the Liberty Theatre Sunday June 24. Plus Conductor and Artistic Director Keith Clark and Concert master Olivia Tsui. Director Georgina Jones on the Healing Circle & VOCA Camp’s 30th anniversary dance party celebration Friday June 22nd at Astoria Arts & Movement Center. Meagan…
Join Merianne Myers and Linda Perkins for a discussion about All Things Edible.
From Norway, Kristoffer Kleiveland on accordion & Maria Skjeldrum Toppe on Hardanger fiddle, with Lloyd Bowler for the 51st annual Astoria Scandinavian Midsummer Festival at the Clatsop Co Fairgrounds Fri-Sun June 15-17. Pianist & Director of Chamber Music Cary Lewis, cellist Sergey Antonov, violinist Maureen Nelson, alto saxophonist Chika Inoue, pianist Ilya Kazantsev and mezzo soprano MaryAnn…
Host Joan Herman interviews Alan Evans, the director of a nonprofit organization that is opening a 60-bed homeless shelter in Astoria’s Uniontown. She also speaks with Astoria Mayor Arline LaMear and police Chief Geoff Spalding about a city task force examining problems involving homeless individuals in the community.
Join Host Donna Quinn as she talks with Lewis & Clark National Historical Park Superintendent Jon Burpee. They’ll chat about changes to the park in the year and a half Jon has been superintendent, and upcoming summer programs.
Joan Herman interviews Clatsop County Community Development Director Gail Henrikson about a housing study the county has begun as well as new ordinances for vacation rentals and other land-use issues.
On A Senior Moment, Joanne Rideout talks about senior legal issues with attorney Sarah Glorian from the NW Justice Project, and Doug Sheaffer from the Olympic Area Agency on Aging.
ARTS – Live & Local! 3-4pm Friday June 8th. Host Carol Newman & KMUN celebrate the ninth annual Tenor Guitar Gathering with a roomful of musicians. The festival takes place in Astoria all day Friday and Saturday with workshops at Pier 39 and concerts each evening at Astor St Opry Playhouse. Guests include musicians Joanna…
Host Teresa Retzlaff, co-owner of 46 North Farm in Olney, Oregon, talks with fellow cultivator Jessica Schleif about Northwest spring gardening challenges.
Zia from the Dandy Warhols & Topher celebrate Zia’s 43 Jamboree with Brush Prairie & other musicians Friday June 1 at the Sou’Wester in Seaview, WA. Marco Davis from the Lower Columbia Q Center presents GAY PRIDE weekend June 8-10 happening all over Astoria PLUS lots more in town. Program Director Lisa Sundstrom with students…
Join commentator Michael McCusker for your weekly moment of political zen.
Carol Newman and her guests: Director Seneschal Incavo on the Liberty Readers Theatre one man comedy “Buyer & Cellar” May 30, 31 & June 1 in the McTavish Room in Astoria, commemorating PRIDE month. Coordinator and Artist Penny Treat & Larry Hamilton, a business participant, on the monthly First Friday Ilwaco Art Walk in Ilwaco, WA starting June 1. Ariel Young from The…
Live recording of the Astoria City Council Meeting held May 21, 2018. Many thanks to volunteer Ray Merritt for this recording.
Live recording of the Astoria City Council Meeting held May 7, 2018. Thanks for volunteer Ray Merritt for this recording!
Joan Herman speaks with two South Bend residents about their work aiding undocumented immigrants and their families in South Pacific County.
Join Michael McCusker for a talk about women’s issues. Michael also shares the story of a 7-year old girl who survived a school shooting incident and wrote two letters to President Donald Trump about children’s safety.
Host Donna Quinn highlights a special Regatta concert happening this Sunday, May 27th at The Loft in the Red Building. The event is a performance and tasting experience with Mississippi Delta Soul Music Star Steve Azar, his daughter Cecilia, who is a chef, and Astoria Chef Chris Holen. Donna’s guests are Chris Holen of the…
Join Merianne Myers and Linda Perkins for a lighthearted talk about good food and how to create it.
Special guest host, Bill Hamm!
Join host Dr. Allie Evans as she talks with therapist Katelyn Staecker, LCSW, about the emotional parts of our being.
Lisa Smith & her guests: Author Deborah Reed reads from her latest book “The Days When the Birds Come Back” May 23rd at Beach Books in Seaside. Kegan, Sean, Dalton & Nicole tell of Astoria High School’s “Cultural Conversations” in the AHS Commons Thursday May 24. Glenn Thomas with the North Coast Chamber Orchestra’s concerts…
Joan Herman speaks with Clatsop County Public Health Director Mike McNickle about a future hazardous waste disposal facility and a new program for cancer survivors and their families.
The Tale of Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle, written by Beatrix Potter. Read by Barbara Hansel.
The Tale of Two Bad Mice, written by Beatrix Potter. Read by Barbara Hansel.
The Wind in the Willows (Pt. 3), written by Kenneth Grahame. Read by Gary Sunderland.
The Wind in the Willows (Pt. 2), written by Kenneth Grahame. Read by Gary Sunderland.
From the Heart, read by Jane Hill. Music by Jennifer Goodenberger.
The Wind in the Willows (Pt. 1), written by Kenneth Grahame. Read by Gary Sunderland.