Once again, Phil Andrus offers us a Tossed Salad of tastefully arranged ingredients for your Friday afternoon enjoyment:
1:00 – Through Science to Health, with Kathleen Keenan
1:30 – Dante Faulk, cellist and twice a school graduate
1:45 – Kristin and Otto, from November 11, 2011
2:40 – Catherine Stone, Victoria, BC
3:00 – Daniel Macke and Che Rogers
3:45 – Jeanie Murphy, “Banjo Tunes, Tunings, and Lore” from March 11, 2016
4:30 – Deborah Kate Hammond, reading
Can we continue to stand the isolation? Or shall we go for a walk? More options await us if we all behave with care. And we can always listen to Phil Andrus bring us a Tossed Salad filled with delicious tidbits from the past as well as today:
1:00 – Through Science to Health: Lynn Sorensen, RN, BSN
1:30 – Chris Stuart and Janet Beasley
2:30 – Scott Wilson, Scott and Phil
3:00 – Reports from near or far
3:15 – Diana Talley, a tribute to her late husband Rick Petrykowski
3:30 – Tom Jay, on the word “dirt”
4:00 – Micaela and Rory, Kingslight and Kingslight
4:30 – Don White reads “The Fish”
Now is the Month of Maying, and Phil Andrus brings us a Tossed Salad of great variety:
1:00 – Through Science to Health: Kathleen Keenan
1:20 – Jonathan Doyle and Jake Sanders, from the archives
2:00 – Lee Greeley and Myer’s Chuck from Alaska
2:20 – Rob Story, Chimacum Corner Farmstand, on grocery shopping in a pandemic
2:30 – Katelyn Bosley, WDFW Crustacean Program Manager
3:00 – Choro folks from Centrum
4:00 – Al Bergstein and Ross Anderson, Rainshadow Journal
4:25 – Catherine McNabb reading from “Talking Leaves”, an anthology of Native American stories
A little Spring rain helps bring those May flowers. Enjoy this week’s Tossed Salad as Phil Andrus brings us:
1:00 – Through Science to Health: Lynn Sorensen
1:20 – Amanda Milholland, Port Townsend Farmers Market
1:30 – Tigran Arakalyan, Port Townsend Symphony Orchestra (by telephone)
2:30 – Tom Jay, on the word “fact”
2:45 – Al Bergstein “Olympic Peninsula Environmental News” (by telephone)
3:00 – Sam Kreiger, farmer from Bassett NE
3:30 – Aba Kiser (recorded 3/02/12), followed by telephone interview
4:30 – Don White reading “Rubenstein’s Piano” (recorded 1/03/14)
Looking forward to Earth Day on April 22, Phil Andrus brings us a Tossed Salad to celebrate the world around us:
1:00 – Through Science to Health: Kathleen Keenan
1:30 – David Michael and Joe Breskin
2:15 – Dennis and Chris Shields, from Laredo, MX
2:30 – Ellen Bonjorno, NYC and Sing it Sister
3:00 – Sarah Spaeth, Jefferson Land Trust
3:15 – Jeanie Murphy, “Banjo Tunes, Tunings, and Lore”
4:15 – Historical Society clips
4:30 – Catherine McNabb reads “Faith and Hope Go Shopping” by Joanne Harris
After another week of social separation, let’s enjoy an afternoon of Tossed Salad with Phil Andrus bringing us a selection of entertainments to tickle any fancy:
1:00 – Through Science to Health: Lynn Sorensen, RN, BSN on Covid-19 in our area
1:30 – Scott Wilson, telephone interview
2:00 – Linda Allen and Tom Rawson, from May 31, 2019, beginning with a phone call with Linda
3:00 – Jill Silver, Quillayute Valley
3:15 – Other reports from the hinterlands – Bernard Afterbuffalo, Hoh Nation
3:30 – David Michael and Joe Breskin, two guitars & one harp, from December 30, 2019
4:15 – listener calls
4:40 – Don White reading “The Lady, or the Tiger” by Frank Stockton
We give thanks today for Alexander Graham Bell who was born one month ago on March 3 in 1847. Because of his invention, Phil Andrus is able to communicate with all of his Tossed Salad guests today. Sit back and enjoy!
1:00 – Through Science to Health, with Kate Keenan, retired San Diego Public Health Communicable Disease Investigator
1:30 – Phil plays something from the archives
2:00 – Amanda Milholland, Port Townsend Farmers Market
2:15 – Bob Rosen, Quilcene reports from near and far;
2:30 – Jean Ball, distilling our own hand sanitizer
2:45 – Shelly Leavens, Director of the Jefferson County Historical Society
3:00 – Phil plays the DJ
3:15 – Pam Petranek, Port Commissioner, Port of Port Townsend update
3:30 – Judith-Kate Friedman, Songs from the Sound
4:30 – Heather Dudley Nollette with the Dudley/Nollette family report and a short reading
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In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Jefferson Community Foundation President and CEO Siobhan Canty is a regular guest of Chris Bricker on Morning on the Salish, at 10:30am Tuesdays. Each week Siobhan shares updates on JCF’s work to strengthen the landscape of services available to people and the COVID-19 Emergency Response Fund, which has raised more than $319,326 to date, and dispersed $244,810. If you belong to a nonprofit working to help those in need as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, grant applications will be accepted on a weekly rolling basis for emergency funding. Go to JCFgives.org to learn more.
In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, Jefferson Community Foundation President and CEO Siobhan Canty is a regular guest of Chris Bricker on Morning on the Salish, at 10:30am Tuesdays. Each week Siobhan shares updates on JCF’s work to strengthen the landscape of services available to people and the COVID-19 Emergency Response Fund, which has raised more than $190,000 to date. If you belong to a nonprofit working to help those in need as a result of the coronavirus pandemic, grant applications will be accepted on a weekly rolling basis for emergency funding. Go to JCFgives.org to learn more.
(First airdate: April 17, 2019) Nan Evans talks with Port Townsend Marine Science Center aquarist Ali Redman and “abalone mom” Dana Africa about efforts to bring health to our decimated population of Pinto Abalone through helping to rear baby abalone for eventual release back into the wild waters of the Salish Sea.