Zoe Manhire chats with Mac & Alana about life on the road, scissors, pinecones, and the Sunset Empire Parks & Recreation District.
An Adventure in History
A weekly look at all things history in and around Clatsop County, Oregon. Hosted by Mac Burns and Alana Kujala, and produced for KMUN by the Clatsop County Historical Society.
Mac & Alana welcome Katrina Sturgeon (not an alias) to the big show. Growing up locally, restaurants, Tongue Point, and foreign travel are all on the menu. Plus, Alana states her new theory that September doesn’t exist.
Saara Matthews stops by the big show to chat with Mac & Alana about Finland, the Soviet Union, and growing up in Astoria.
Saara Matthews stops by the big show to chat with Mac & Alana about Finland, the Soviet Union, and growing up in Astoria.
Part II: Alana brings BFF and museum professional Jan Masterson in to put Mac in his place. Museum Mac & Museum Jan totally nerd out on museums.
Alana brings BFF and museum professional Jan Masterson in to put Mac in his place. Museum Mac & Museum Jan totally nerd out on museums.
Mac & Alana talk about graduations, commencement speeches, racoons climbing skyscrapers, and flunking out of college.
“What you talkin’ bout, Willis?!” Mac & Alana welcome dynamic actress Cathey Ryan for a fun conversations spanning Cracker Jack prizes, Different Strokes, Facts of Life, the Coaster Theater, and Mac’s Teddy Roosevelt and Abe Lincoln impressions,
Mac & Alana welcome Janet Grothe to talk about Regatta, New York, Vermont, and they say nothing about The Goonies!
It’s Goonies Week! Mac & Alana do a deeper dive into the movie and all of the happenings.
Zetty Nemlowill join Mac & Alana for a chat about Hawaii, TV News, and why Vampires are over-rated.
Amy Faulkner joins Mac & Alana for a lively discussion about the three “G’s”- Geocaching, Goonies, and Gilly Wagons.
It’s a sweet treat when Kelli Truax-Taylor joins Mac & Alana to talk about candy making, Cannon Beach, and screen doors.
Jason Plamondon, Chief Nursing Officer at Seaside Providence, joins Mac & Alana for a lively conversation about nursing, changing careers, and growing up in Portland.
Mac & Alana change the name and format of the show: Tariff Talk with Mac & Alana.
Mac & Alana talk about Easter, Comic Books, and a potentially naughty word from the 1800s.
Mac & Alana welcome Bree Phillips to talk about the Sheriff, Sex Education, Downtown Seaside, and Video Stores.
Mac and Alana speak with Danyelle Tinker on the difference between 1015 Productions and 1015 Theater while trying to bring back some ancient slang.
Chris Redfearn from the Astoria-Warrenton Chamber of Commerce joins Mac & Alana for a completely “aces” show.
Julie Hackett join Mac and Alana for a very special episode exploring poetry as an agent of social change in the Irish Revolution, the merits of The Godfather, outdoor education, and Mac asks “where are the rabbits and why are they laughing?”
St. Patrick, rubber bands, Nebraska, all the movies featuring the Empire State Building, culinary school, and Cider are on the menu when Vinessa Karnofski join Mac & Alana on the big show.
Liberty Theater Executive Director Jennifer Crockett joins Mac & Alana to talk music, historic theaters, and favorite performers. Plus, Alana questions how honest Abe Lincoln really was.
Mac & Alana get personal and overshare. Alana reveals how she makes a bed and Mac talks about his career as a magician.
Mac & Alana argue over when something becomes history as they welcome Mark Cary to the show. Pizza and football are most definitely on the menu tonight.
Lexie Hallahan is the guest for an historic show. . .Mac doesn’t say a word! Alana doesn’t miss him at all as she learns about surfing, wetsuits, and healthy habits.
Farm-to-Table and food is on the menu when Mac & Alana welcome Jake Martin & Silqet Ra to the big show. Mac gets fixated on carrots.
Farm-to-Table and food is on the menu when Mac & Alana welcome Jake Martin & Silqet Ra to the big show. Mac gets fixated on carrots.
Mac & Alana chat about the world’s 6th largest navy.
Mac and Alana talk about Martin Luther King, Jr. And, it gets ugly when they argue about how old something must be for us to consider it “history.”
Mac & Alana chat about things turning 100 this year and look at predictions for the future made in 1925. Plus, Alana complains about the price of eggs and Mac laughs when she uses an almost naughty word.