On the March 8, 2019 Tossed Salad show, Phil Andrus talked with the participants in She Tells Sea Tales 2019: Margie McDonald, Rachel Slattery, and Kelley Watson.
Barry M. Andrews
On the March 8, 2019 Tossed Salad show, Phil Andrus interviewed Barry M. Andrews, Thoreau scholar and Transcendentalist.
Nature Now #402
Seabirds and Marine Mammals of the Protection Island Aquatic Reserve, part 2
(First airdate: March 6, 2019) Nature Now’s host Debaran Kelso speaks with Bob Boekelheide about his work surveying the seabirds and marine mammals of the Protection Island Aquatic Reserve (Part 2 of a two part show).
KPTZ’s Three For All
Join us this Wednesday afternoon from 1-5pm for a Three For All FUNd Drive for the Build KPTZ a New Home campaign. We’ve code named it “Triple Play” to emphasize the 2:1 Sage Match that triples all your donations.
This on-air event will start off with Charlie Bermant’s “Threefers” program from 1-3pm. Charlie (with co-host Buzzy Donahue) will play sets of 3 songs that are directly or loosely related to each other.
Then at 3pm, Tim Quackenbush sits in with Don White for a special Triple Broadway Showtime Play. Don will play 3 songs each from 3 chosen musicals to keep the Triple Hitter rolling.
Later during the 3pm hour, Larry Stein and Ruby Fitch will introduce and interview a 3rd important person, David Beckman. David is new to Port Townsend, recently having taken on the role of Director of Capital Projects for the construction of Fort Worden’s Maker’s Square. Yes, that includes 3 buildings ~ one of which is Building 305, KPTZ’s new home-to-be!
The broadcast will cap off when Larry and Dalana play some Music to Everyone’s Ears, where more threes will abound.
Phone lines (360-554-4430) will be open all afternoon, there’ll be some treats to eat and door prizes for donors.
Kathleen Dean Moore
(First airdate: March 6, 2019) Cris Wilson and Community Read author Kathleen Dean Moore talk about her first novel Piano Tide. Set in a remote fishing village in Southeast Alaska, the intriguing and believable characters grapple with their environment on personal and existential levels.
Tossed Salad for 3/08/2019
In anticipation of springing our clocks ahead this coming Sunday (really, this soon?), Phil Andrus brings us Can’t Wait for Salad at 12:40pm featuring Sandra Gessner-Crabtree and Sarah Rubenstein talking about the Salish Coast School Garden event. Thereafter, Tossed Salad proper brings us:
1:00 – Sibling Revelry + Flip and Zeke
2:00 – Barry M. Andrews, Thoreau scholar and transcendentalist
2:30 – She Tells Sea Tales
3:15 – Paul deBarros and Lanny Turay
4:30 – Deborah Kate Hammond, reading
AARP Tax Aid
(First airdate: March 5, 2019) Ready to Assist. Filing a tax return can be daunting to many of us. Learn about the AARP free tax preparation assistance program as Missy Nielsen of Everybody Can delves into the topic with volunteer tax preparer Yvonne Starkey.
Constantine J. Singer
(First airdate: March 5, 2019) Host Sheila Bender talks via phone with former Seattle and now LA resident Constantine J. Singer about his first novel Strange Days, a science fiction story written for the Young Adult market in which as an impending alien invasion threatens Earth’s future, a 17-year-old grapples with self-doubt, loss and love.
Compass for the Week of 3/04/2019
This week on the Compass we talk with Friends of the Trees Founder Michael “Skeeter” Pilarski about plans for the upcoming Global Earth Repair Conference, which will bring luminaries of the sustainability movement from around the world to Fort Worden to quite literally try to figure out how to save the world.
Chuck Moses and the PT Record Show
On the March 1, 2019 Tossed Salad show, Phil Andrus interviewed Chuck Moses about the P.T. Record Show.
