Host Shelia Bender conducts an in-studio interview with Port Townsend writers Molly Hollenbach and Wendy Chapman, who attended (along with Sheila) a Doris Baizley Key City playwriting workshop in March, 2015.
Oct. 14, 2015 – Host Mary Robson talks with Mike Dawson, Water Quality Manager with Jefferson County Environmental Health, and discusses issues regarding all aspects of water quality in our area. Closing music is “Water, Water,” performed by Coco Kallin.
Our Town host Maryanne McNellis interviews Tatiana Faleolo-Nolan, a teenager who just graduated from the Wooden Boat School. Other kids march off to college – Tatiana sees boat building as a dream job.
Promoting the 30th annual What a Valuable Experience (WAVE) food drive on October 24.
(First airdate: October 13, 2015)
Cris Wilson interviews John Marzluff, University of Washington professor and author of Gifts of the Crow on bird behavior.
Campaign 2015, KPTZ’s coverage of the 2015 election debates sponsored by the League of Women Voters, the American Association of University Women and the Port Townsend Leader.
If you haven’t tried to find a place to rent recently in East Jefferson County, then ask anyone who has: it’s not impossible, but just about. And there is general agreement that the dearth of affordable housing is turning away the young people who want to live here. This week on the Compass we look at the County’s housing crisis.
Host Nan Evans ventures out of the studio to field record with Suzie Learned of Friends of Chimacum Creek, and Carrie Clendaniel of Jefferson Land Trust, and learns more about the returning Hood Canal chum salmon. Closing music is “Out in the Woods” performed by Leftover Salmon.
Campaign 2015, KPTZ’s coverage of the 2015 election debates sponsored by the League of Women Voters, the American Association of University Women and the Port Townsend Leader.
