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Until Tuesday morning Sept. 16 at 8:30am, you can enter a drawing for a 6-pack of Port Townsend Film Festival passes. The drawing will be held on Chris Bricker‘s Tuesday show, Morning on the Salish. Any listener who donates to become a KPTZ member between now and Tuesday morning will be entered into the drawing to win one of the 6-packs good for any 6 admissions to Festival films. Simply click Donate Now at the top of this page, or stop into the station during office hours and make your pledge.

On Friday, September 20th from 5 to 7pm KPTZ will air a 2-hour special broadcast on 91.9FM, live from the Festival’s opening ceremonies.

While Phil Andrus is away, we have Al Bergstein taking the first two hours of this week’s Tossed Salad, following by Tim Quackenbush for the rest of the time. On the scheduled so far are:
1:00 – John Greyhound Maxwell and Bethany Smith for the Skunk Island Blues Festival
2:00 – Al Bergstein, Olympic Peninsula Environmental News
2:15 – Bob Rosen, South County Report
3:00 – Janna Marit and friends, Northwind Song
4:30 – Catherine McNabb, reading …
Plus, filling in some of the gaps will be:
Jeff Selby, Peninsula Trails Coalition
Birch Pereira & the Gin Joints

Boats everywhere you look! It’s Port Townsend’s annual Wooden Boat Festival! Join Phil Andrus as he broadcasts Tossed Salad from the midst of all these boats. Featured will be:
12:00 – Carla Main, vocals, with Paul Rogers on keyboard, Dirk Anderson on bass, and Kurt Festinger on sax and clarinet
12:45 – Carol Hasse, Port Townsend Sails
1:00 – Micaela Kingslight, guitar and vocals
1:45 – Douglas Brooks, Japanese boat builder
2:00 – Tania Opland and Mike Freeman, music of the British Isles
2:45 – Teresa and Ben Eriksen Carey, Morse Alpha Expeditions
3:00 – Jack Dwyer and friend(s)
3:45 – Lynx Guimond, SailCargo
4:00 – Combo Choro
4:45 – Barb Trailer, Director of the Wooden Boat Festival