Episode
Join Light on Health host Dr. Allie Evans as she chats with health coach Jennifer Visser about the importance of digestion in physical and emotional wellness.
More snappy patter about food and flavors from Merianne Myers and Linda Perkins. Among the many topics they’ll talk about today is the spice ginger: there’s ginger, and then, there’s…. GINGER. Tune in to get the scoop.
Mark Mizell on the 5th annual Tillamook Head Gathering in Seaside; Sadie Mercer’s weekly Seaside Story Slam at Maggie’s on the Prom; Ned & Larry of the Brownsmead Flats with their ‘Celebrate the PAC’ Concert.
On this week’s episode of The Conversation, John cogitates the matter of smartphones: are they destructive to our culture?
“America has seldom been kind to it’s minorities, and poor . . “
Guest host David Paul talks with guests from Indivisible North Coast Oregon about INCO’s Women’s March this Saturday, and group’s work to advance progressive causes.
Join farmer Teresa Retzlaff and gardener Jessica Schleif as they talk winter gardening on the North Coast.
Host Roger Rocka takes us to Clatsop Community College for a talk on forestry and climate change by Dr. John Talberth, director of the center for sustainable economy, world resources institute. His appearance was sponsored by the college and the Columbia River Estuary Action Team.
Michael McCusker offers commentary with a maritime flair this week on “A Story Told.”
Donna Quinn talks with guest Roger Dorband about CREATE, The Columbia River Estuary Action Team, and a special event at Clatsop Community College this month: “Forest Management and the Climate Emergency.”
Jill McVarish, Rebecca Kraft & Paul Polson with the Tenth St. Circus Party; and Ryan Dobrowski’s new show “Discover Solitude” at Imogen Gallery, both for Astoria Art Walk Jan 12; Seneschal Incavo & Dida DeAngelis with “The Four Poster” Readers Theatre Jan 16 & 17 at the Liberty Theater in Astoria.
This week John addresses the government shutdown, and if our American system of Democracy is working or not.
Live Recording of Astoria City Council Meeting on Jan 7, 2019.
Join host Joanne Rideout for a talk about Senior issues.
Nancy McCarthy & Phyllis Bernt with Fisher Poets & Writers events at the Cannon Beach Library Jan 17 & March 1; Fisherman & Poet Dave Densmore with his new creative endeavors; Andie Sterling with an art installation at the Sou’Wester Lodge in Seaview Jan 11.
More snappy patter about food and life with Merianne Myers and Linda Perkins.
Join Teresa Retzlaff and Jessica Schleif with their guest Kayla Furman as they talk about green spaces in Astoria and throughout the area.
John Orr speaks with a presbyterian pastor on the subject of where youth get their values.
New Year commentary from the one and only Michael McCusker.
Mac Burns of Clatsop County Historical Society on the Oregon Film Trail; Marco & Daylight Cums with a New Year’s Eve Extravaganza; KMUN’s Station Manager Graham Nystrom & Development Director Susan Peterson; and Gabriel & Barry, The Horsenecks, playing the Scorcher anniversary country dance.
John talks this episode of The Conversation about family values, religion, and the worth of Christmas.
More salient commentary from Michael McCusker.
Cara Mico with updates from the Cannon Beach Arts Association; Jazz Singer Kelley Shannon in The Astoria Christmas Fantastic at the Liberty; Lyrical Tenor Marco Panuccio at the PAC with “O Holy Night”; Matt Cadenelli & Kris Stuart – Wanderlodge – at McMenamin’s Sandtrap.
This installation of The Conversation, John and the listeners talk about their favorite Christmas, and if nothing comes to mind . . . their most “interesting” Christmas.
Jon host Michael McCusker for a discussion about Christmas, in which Santa is mistaken for a drug dealer.