On the April 5, 2019 Tossed Salad show, Phil Andrus interviewed director Genevieve Barlow, set designer Margie McDonald, and actresses Bry Kifolo and Bonnie Obremski of KCPT’s Men on Boats.
The Gossamer Strings, Harmonious Folk Duo
On the April 5, 2019 Tossed Salad show, Phil Andrus interviewed Liat Lis and Kyle McGonegle, who perform as The Gossamer Strings, a harmonious folk duo.
Mike Ferguson, Sunrise Movement
On the April 5, 2019 Tossed Salad show, Phil Andrus interviewed Mike Ferguson about the Sunrise Movement, a movement by young people to stop the climate crisis.
Holly J. Hughes
(Reprise airdate: April 2, 2019) Host Sheila Bender interviews local-area poet and writing teacher Holly J. Hughes in a repeat of a broadcast that first aired in November, 2014.
Tossed Salad for 4/05/2019
We survived April Fools Day, and are well into Spring. What better way to celebrate than with a little Tossed Salad? Phil Andrus brings us these tossings for this Friday:
1:00 – Micaela Kingslight, original songs
1:45 – Amanda Milholland, Port Townsend Farmers Market
2:00 – Meredith Parker (JCHS), President of the Makah Cultural Research Center
2:30 – Gossamer Strings, Oregon folk duo
3:30 – Cast members of KCPT’s “Men on Boats”
4:00 – Mike Ferguson on the Sunrise Project, The Lowest Pair, Olympia old-timey
4:30 – Don White reading “My Dead Brother Comes To America” by Alexander Godin
Women & Film 2019 #1
(First airdate: April 4, 2019) KPTZ interviewers Buzzy Donohue and Chris Bricker speak with Tai Chi master Doreen Hind, subject of The Great Balance; and Jim Brown, director of Singing for Our Lives, about Film Festival special guest Holly Near.
Nature Now #406
WA Natural Heritage Program
(Encore airdate: April 3, 2019) Debaran Kelso speaks with rare plant botanist Joe Arnett, discussing the role of the Washington Dept of Natural Resource’s Natural Heritage Program in plant protection, specifically in conserving the threatened golden paintbrush population (originally recorded in May 2015).
KPTZ On-Air Tribute to Jarrod
This Wednesday at 10am, KPTZ Program Director Larry Stein will host an on-air tribute on his Bring Your Records show to Jarrod Bramson.
Larry says, “Jarrod and Emily, the Solvents, were part of KPTZ from day one. They appeared at our kick-off party in 2011, and many times on KPTZ’s broadcasts. Jarrod was a long-time host in the early years of the station, and a guest on KPTZ many times in recent years. His influence on the musical life of Port Townsend can not be overstated. His personal friendships were wide ranging and full of love. You’ll always be with us, Jarrod.”
Also Captain Peacock is planning to host a special tribute show for Jarrod, details TBA.
Richard Friedericks
(First airdate: April 3, 2019) Teacher, author and media producer, Richard Friedericks joins Cris wilson to talk about his book Windhorse Warrior. The book offers an inside look at the struggles and aspirations of the Tibetan people during the 1950s. Politics, romance and spirituality are all interwoven into this story of human aspirations.
Skillmation – Impacting Lives One Student at a Time
(First airdate: April 2, 2019) Ben Bauermeister and Martha Trolin of Skillmation share with Missy Nielsen of Everybody Can the growth and opportunities of mentorship for not only the students in the classroom but also for those who come alongside in a mentorship role.
