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Guest host David Hall talks with Ann Kastberg about the effort to return a priceless tribal artifact: an antique feather headdress – back to the Native American Tribe it belonged to.
Tempo Gallery artist Phyllis Taylor shows new works of local subjects in watercolor and acrylic Sept 8 at Astoria ArtWalk. Rushadicus makes music & magic Aug 31 @ the VooDoo Room in Astoria Aug 31. Brian, Luke and Katie, the “Astoria Invasion” at Concert in the Park, Sept 2 hosted by Tolovana Arts Colony in…
John Orr receives great calls in his new political talk radio program. On the Topic of Homelessness, displacement, and the rarity of affordable housing.
Join host Dr. Allie Evans for a discussion about doulas and motherhood.
Join host Lynn Hadley as shes interviews Coast Community Radio volunteers Eileen and Bruce Williams about their world travels.
Filmmaker Ron Walker and singer/songwriter Ray Raihala with “For the Love of Music” documentary & live music at Seaside Library Sat Aug 25. Twelve year old Minntah Haefker plays and sings with friends during Sunday Market in Astoria, including Courtney von Drehle Sept 9. Agnes Field, Jessica Schleif and Brenda Harper celebrate the transformation of…
Join host Michael McCusker for commentary. This week: “The World is Watching,” and an appeal to listeners to support hometown radio during pledge drive.
It’s pledge drive – hear Teresa Retzlaff and Jessica Schleif talk about their love for community radio, plants and gardening. It’s all part of the wonderful whole that is heartfelt coastal living!
Coordinator Diana Thompson & board member Jim Sherman on Water Music Society’s 33rd annual Jazz & Oysters, Aug 18 at the Port in Nahcotta, WA Director Sen Incavo & actor Susan Wentworth in the Liberty Theatre production “1, 2, 3 with Tennessee Williams” in the McTavish Room Aug 15-17 & 22-24.
In the words of Theodore Roosevelt, “Nothing gets accomplished if we do not work through practical methods and with a readiness to face as it is and not as we think it ought to be.”
On The Human Beat, host Roger Rocka talks with Marc Ward of Seaside, the founder in 2002 of Sea Turtles Forever (seaturtlesforever.org). They talk about the islands of plastic garbage in the ocean, the harm it does, the effect on our own beaches, and what we can do about it.
This week on A Story Told, Michael McCusker discusses Hiroshima and Nagasaki, with references to Madame Butterfly’s “One Fine Day.”
Donna Quinn learns the difference between contra-dancing and square-dancing on this hoedown of an episode. Join us.
Live recording of Astoria City Council Meeting, Aug 6, 2018. Thanks to volunteer Ray Merritt for this recording!
Teresa and her guest talk about pruning; how much is too much? The answer might surprise you.
Check out the latest Food Talk podcast . . at least as of now.