Left Coast Charters is a small family business that offers a unique and intimate experience aboard the traditional catboat Katie M. Captains Erik Brown and his wife and business partner, Alyce Flanagan, are at the helm, and they love meeting and interacting with their clients. Sharing their knowledge and experiences of sailing and the sea is what they love to do!
(Airdate: July 12, 2024) Co-hosts Jim Burke and Commissioner Greg Brotherton welcome Gary Keister, Executive Director of Bayside Housing and Services. Bayside has contracted with the County and the American Legion to take over management of the emergency shelter there, As the responsibilities for Bayside increase so does the need for support from the community, Goto https://www.baysidehousing.org/ to find out more.
(Airdate: July 9, 2024) This League of Women Voters forum is for five candidates for Representative Position 1, in the August 6, 2024 primary election. The candidates are Adam Bernbaum, Eric Pickens, Matt Roberson, and Nate Tyler. JR Steifel was not in attendance.
(Airdate: July 11, 2024 ) Love in the Time of Aliens.
KPTZ’s Taylor Clark and co-host John Mauro were joined by Director of Planning and Community Development Emma Bolin and they talked about some events related to the Comprehensive Plan update. There will be a planning ‘studio’ event Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday July 22-24 at the Cotton Building. More information is available at https://www.pt2045planning.org/.
(Airdate: July 10, 2024) Please join us on a field trip to explore the world of wild edible and medicinal plants! Debaran Kelso hosts this edition of Nature Now, as we are invited to the wild gardens of herbalist Nancy Slick to speak about some of her favorite medicinal plants. Part 1 of a two part program.
(Airdate: July 9, 2024) We’re at the Baoji train station, waiting for the next train heading west. As usual, the only tickets for sale were for standing room. But here’s a surprise, the station has a no smoking, no spitting allowed waiting room. The train arrived half-full, so we stretched out on the seats….
(Airdate: July 9, 2024) Maryanne interviews Tara McCauley, Executive Director of the Jefferson County Historic Museum, in downtown Port Townsend. She grew up on Vashon Island and at first thought she’d be a teacher. But her love of museums led her to discover a way to combine teaching with museums. After a couple of stints at Seattle-area museums Tara arrived here in 2019. She was only recently promoted to Executive Director and has an ambitious program of “reimagining” the museum. There are major changes now happening as she reshapes the museum to “integrate art and history.” Our museum will never be the same. Still, the artifacts from the rough and rowdy days of sailors and “ladies of the night” are safely tucked away in archives.
