Live recording of the Astoria City Council Meeting held May 7, 2018. Thanks for volunteer Ray Merritt for this recording!
Episode
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!Â
Join host Dr. Allie Evans as she talks with therapist Katelyn Staecker, LCSW, about the emotional parts of our being.Â
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.
The Nightingale, written by Hans Christian Andersen. Read by Barbara Hansel.
Theadore and Mr. Balbini, written by Petra Mathers. Read, with thanks to the author, by Patty Flynn.
The Three Wishes, read by Barbara Hansel.
The Old Woman and Her Pig, read by Barbara Hansel.
The Fisherman and His Wife, read by Barbara Hansel.
Victor and Christabel, written by Patra Mathers. Read, with thanks to the author, by Patty Flynn.
Journey to Magic Mountains, written by Lory Ryerson. Read by Jane Hill, with music by Jennifer Goodenberger.
The Tale of Squirrel Nutkin, written by Beatrix Potter. Read by Barbara Hansel.
By Beatrix Potter. Read by Barbara Hansel.
The Velveteen Rabbit, written by Margery Williams, and published by George H. Doran Company. Read by Liam Dunne.
The Menagerie Incident, written by J.D. Wells. Read by Liam Dunne.
One Amazing Mouse, written by J.D. Wells. Read by Liam Dunne.
Join Michael McCusker for your weekly dose of political zen.
Donna Quinn talks with Ariel Young, Community Outreach Coordinator for The Harbor, about that organization and their 15th annual Soup Bowl coming up on Saturday, June 2.
Join Host Teresa Retzlaff as she chats with members of the Sou’wester Garden Club in Seaside.