(Airdate: August 13, 2024) We’re in Gansu Province in the town of Tianshui and we’re staying in a hotel about 20 kilometers west of town. The reason we’re staying here is that they have hot water, and our room looks out on Wenshan Hill and the grave of Li Guang one of the men responsible for bringing the Silk Road under Chinese control….
Firing The Big Guns
(Airdate: August 12, 2024 – Firing The Big Guns)
Darcie Chace Benefit Exhibition

(Airdate: August 12, 2024) Darcie Chace Benefit Exhibition, at the Grover Gallery, through August 2024. Darcie Chace was a self-taught artist, who spent much time in Port Townsend with her mother, Linda Landkammer and sister, Daniella Chace. Darcie was born with Down’s Syndrome, but was determined to live as “Normal” as possible. She discovered her passion for drawing and poetry, and worked every day to express herself through art. KPTZ Producers Anna Marie Brown and Larry Stein explored Darcie’s story and artwork with her mother and sister, and Julie Read, the exhibit’s curator, a painter, and one of the partners in the Grover Gallery. All sales of Darcie Chace’s artwork will benefit Olympic Neighbors, an organization working to build and support home and community for people with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD).
County Connections

(Airdate: August 9, 2024) This week on County Connections co-hosts Jim Burke and Commissioner Kate Dean speak with Dr. Allison Berry, Public Health Officer for Jefferson and Clallam Counties about why she became a doctor, the difference between healthcare and public health, trends in Covid-19, and dealing with atmospheric smoke .
Brewocracy Now ~ 8/08/24

Taylor Clark and Port Townsend CIty Manager John Mauro recapped some of the things that have been going on for the city this past week, including (but not limited to): theRecompete (federal) award of $35m for the region, appointment of a new city council member, the Lawrence street transportation project, and the TBD funding; plus the skatepark lighting.
Community Tides ~ 8/06/24

It’s Primary Season! These days especially, we wonder about the challenges our educators face in encouraging our youth to be active in our democracy and its electoral process. KPTZ’s Chris Bricker and co-host Siobhan Canty, President & CEO of Jefferson Community Foundation, join Dr. Linda Rosenbury, Superintendent of Port Townsend School District, for an important discussion surrounding classroom challenges, solutions, and social responsibilities in navigating a politically charged and norm-busting environment.
Jefferson County Fair
Local News for 8/08/24

#683 Bald Eagles
Local News for 8/07/24




