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Brewocracy Now ~ 6/27/24

KPTZ’s Taylor Clark and Port Townsend City Manager John Mauro talked about the origins of BrewNow and the importance of quality community dialogue in making our city a better place.

Centrum Free Friday – Voice Works

Courtesy of Centrum Foundation

KPTZ will broadcast live from Fort Worden! This Friday, June 28, KPTZ is pleased to share with you the first Free Friday Concert this year from Centrum. Featuring participants and faculty from the Voice Works workshop. Come early with your picnic and chairs to get a spot on the lawn for the 12 noon concert. KPTZ will be broadcasting live and tabling on the lawn, so come by and say hello to KPTZ DJs and volunteers this Friday. More information can be found here.

Silk

(Airdate: June 25, 2024) We’re in the town of Baoji and visiting the town’s Jintai Temple, on the hillside overlooking the train station. Before the temple was built in the 14th Century, it’s site was the residence of a most peculiar Taoist master, Zhang Sangfeng, the patriarch of Chinese Kung Fu….

#245 Jim Lopez: Helping Seniors

(Airdate: June 25, 2024) Maryanne interviews Jim Lopez, President of the PT Senior Association. Jim’s a Vietnam vet who used the GI bill to help get him through college. Then came a long career in business & finance. Oddly enough for a town that’s perpetually short on employment opportunities, a job offer lured him to PT. And what better place to retire? Many people confuse the Community Center with the Senior Association. It’s the Association that oversees everything from bingo games to a pool room. Organizations including AA, AlAnon, Disabled Vets, Photography Club, Computer Club all meet at the Center. Senior lunches are offered five days a week. But everything’s currently suspended for a couple of weeks while the building undergoes some renovation. It will all be back in July (contractor permitting)

Empty Bowl

(Airdate: June 24, 2024) In the first part of this week’s Attention Please!, Holly Hughes and John Pierce of Empty Bowl Press read from the poems of the late Clem Starck. The second part of the show is a set of three poems read by Starck with banjo and jaw harp accompaniment. Hosted by Phil Andrus.

County Connections

(Airdate: June 21, 2024) If you feel Deja Vu it’s understandable. This week on County Connections Co-hosts Commissioner Heidi Eisenhower and Jim Burke welcome two guests from EJFR (East Jefferson Fire Rescue:) Community Risk Manager, Robert Wittenberg and Chief Bret Black. They discuss new permanently adopted fire ban rules for the county which go into effect July 1 through September 30 at the moderate level every year. Also, what anyone can do to prevent wildfires, create defensible space around homes, and prevent injuries that are more likely around the July 4th holiday (think fireworks).