This week on the Compass, correspondent Martha Baskin reports on climate activists who are trying to stop the construction of the largest methanol manufacturing plant in the world at the port of Kalama WA. A failing culvert forces the closure of Highway 20 between Eaglemount Road and Anderson Lake Road for a week. And, as summer approaches, ranchers’ minds turn to relieving their livestock of their wool, so we revisit a story from several years ago: Shearing Day at the Rosebud Ranch and Fiber Studio.

This week on the Compass we feature an exclusive interview with Race to Alaska Race Boss Daniel Evans. And then we get a sneak preview of the Taste of Port Townsend. Steve Evans is the host.

KPTZ introduces a new program, Heart of Learning,
hosted by Heather McRae-Woolf.
This local discussion program will focus on education in our region.
Guests on the first episode "Teaching Empathy" are
teachers from Sunfield and Grant Street Schools.
First airdate: Monday, June 12, 12:35pm
Repeat: Tuesday June 13, 5:35pm

(First airdate: June 7, 2017) Cris Wilson talks with Robert Wyss, the author of The Man Who Built the Sierra Club : A Life of David Brower.

(First airdate: June 7, 2017) Marcia Perlstein guides us on a look forward to this year's Pride March on Saturday, June 10 on Water Street starting at 10am.