Commentary with Michael McCusker.
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Join host Donna Quinn as she talks with Josh Saranpaa of the Wildlife Center of the North Coast about their annual founders dinner happening October 15.
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In Season, October 1, 2019
Join 46 North Farm co-owner Teresa Retzlaff and hand tool gardener Jessica Schleif for a talk about agriculture on the North Coast.
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Perspectives, September 30, 2019
On Perspectives, host Joan Herman speaks with Michael McNickle, the director of Clatsop County Public Health, to discuss some new department programs, including a two-year initiative to reduce sexually transmitted infections.
Host Jennifer Burns Bright takes a deep “dive” into the topic of Rockfish.
Host Joan Herman interviews Clatsop County’s Public Health Director Mike McNickle, Ph.D., about a growing STD issue, and a new hazardous waste disposal facility.
Teresa Retzlaff and Jessica Schleif discuss coastal farming and gardening.
Sarah Johnson reads the first four chapters of her original story, “Monsieur Brillant.”
Friday, Sept 27th at 3 pm, ARTS – Live & Local! host Carol Newman speaks with: Diane Marshall on the 35th annual Water Music Festival on the Long Beach Peninsula in Washington; Judith Niland & Patricia Von Vintage from Astor Street Opry with “Topsey Turvey Shanghaied in Astoria” at the ASOC Playhouse; Tessa Scheller…
Commentary with Michael McCusker.
Host Donna Quinn talks with SarahLu Heath, executive director of the Astoria Downtown Historic District Association, about the Northwest Brew Cup happening this weekend.
Host Lynn Hadley talks with Michael Lalewicz, restaurant co-owner and chef at The Depot, in Seaview, Washington.
Join us this week on Life Downstream to hear Patsy Oser talk about her experience from moving to Astoria. Pasty regularly reads to elementary schoolers from Astoria and is an avid reader.
Friday, Sept 20th at 3 pm, ARTS – Live & Local! host Carol Newman speaks with: Lynn Hadley on the Clatsop County Cultural Coalition grant workshops Sept 20 & 21 in Astoria and Seaside; Jenna Austin Nisbett with the SeaFood & SeeArt events every Sun in October at the Port of Ilwaco, WA.; Brian Bovenizer…
Join host Graham Nystrom for Coast Community Radio’s live call-in show, as he talks with callers about meaningful travel experiences.
Join Teresa Retzlaff and Jessica Schlief for a look at gardening and farming on the PNW Coast.
Commentary with Michael McCusker.
Live recording of the Seaside City Council Meeting, September 9, 2019. Many thanks to Joshua Heineman, director of tourism marketing, for this recording.
Perspectives host Joan Herman speaks with retired optometrist turned activist Eric Halperin, of Gearhart, about his work to raise awareness on climate change.
Live recording, Port of Astoria Commission meeting. Sept. 17, 2019.
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Food Talk, Sept 16, 2019
More charming Food Talk with notable local foodies Merianne Myers and Linda Perkins.
Friday, Sept 13th at 3 pm, ARTS – Live & Local! host Carol Newman speaks with: Director Susi Brown, Mick Alderman, Daric Moore, Bill Ham & Cherise Clarke with the Grand Opening of Pier Pressure Productions Friday Sept 13 running through Sept 28 in Astoria; Painter Darren Orange in a solo exhibit at Imogen Gallery…
The Port of Astoria is considering selling the Riverwalk Inn at the West Mooring Basin Marina,
Live recording, Port of Astoria Commission meeting, Sept. 3, 2019.
Live recording of Astoria City Council Meeting, September 3, 2019. This council meeting was held on a Tuesday night instead of the usual Monday, because of the Labor Day holiday.
Join host Michael McCusker for a special KMUN membership drive show.
Join host Graham Nystrom on Coast Community Radio’s call in show, where listeners can weigh in and ask questions. Today Graham talks with guest Dr. Robert Brake about volunteerism.
Host Astronemis Ray interviews interns at Columbia Memorial about their experiences.
Join us for a Coast Community Radio special, from Astoria Youth Radio participant Astronemis Ray. Hear her interview with fellow student interns at Columbia Memorial Hospital in Astoria.
A group of visitors from Costa Rica is in Astoria this week. They are part of an organization with deep roots both locally and in Central America. Coast Community Radio’s Jacob Lewin reports. Script follows, Listen Below [3:17] [rising bus sounds…] When eleven Costa Ricans arrived at the Astoria transit center on Sunday, they were…