On the March 1, 2019 Tossed Salad show, Phil Andrus talked with John Nowak and Lori Fleming about the Community Health Improvement Plan (CHIP).
KPTZ at the PT Record Show
The Port Townsend Record Show, all day Saturday, March 2nd, is sure to be a music-lovers’ delight ~ for all genres and styles of recorded music. This 4th annual Record Show event is co-presented by KPTZ and is open to the public at American Legion Hall on Monroe and Water Streets, from 10am to 5pm this Saturday.
KPTZ will have a table near the entry, so stop by to say hello. We’ll have items for sale, all proceeds to benefit the “Build a New Home for KPTZ” campaign. In addition to a limited supply of station T-shirts and hoodies, a number of our DJs are donating records and CDs. Vinyl Village and Class Reunion host Jerry Osborne also is contributing four books of interest to music collectors. Among the goodies being offered for sale at KPTZ’s table you will find:
Jerry Osborne’s “Rockin’ Records” covers practically everything necessary to price most of your records, especially singles (33, 45, & 78 rpms), albums (10-inch & 12-inch), and picture sleeves. Also includes a beautiful photo tribute to the Motown family labels. “Rockin’ Records 2015” is 1,276 pages, with 44 in full color on coated (glossy) stock. This massive book is smyth-sewn and case-bound (hard cover), making it far more durable than paperback binding. This edition contains sections for 68,841 artists. It spans over 100 years of pop, rock, country, jazz, blues, and a little of everything else – from 1900 to present; from the very popular to the very, very obscure.
“Elvis – Word for Word” is the first book to accurately present and document Elvis’ own thoughts and feelings…word for word, exactly as he spoke or wrote. Since he never authored a book, it could easily be said that this is HIS book. This first edition is case-bound, 290 pages, and provides a chronological transcription of every Presley interview, monologue, and recorded phone conversation. Read his exact words, from as early as 1954 and continuing into the summer of 1977. For the first time in one handy source, you’ll discover his significant, verifiable comments, statements or responses. Each subject is indexed for fast reference. Whether you want to read just what Elvis had to say about sex or sideburns, menopause or Memphis, we’ll tell you exactly where to look.
“Presleyana VI” documents Elvis’ music and memorabilia in great detail, including all speeds and formats of records, CDs, Tapes, and Non-Recorded Memorabilia. Elvis collectors often refer to this book as the “Elvis Bible.”
“Introducing…The Beatles Record Price Guide” is unlike any Beatles reference book we’ve ever seen – and we have seen hundreds. With 232 coated-stock pages and color throughout, this guide covers all U.S. releases by The Beatles as a group (not as solo artists) from 1962 through 1996, including originals as well as reissues. In-depth descriptions and accurate values for true near-mint condition records and covers.
Port Ludlow Project – Episode 2
(First airdate: February 26, 2019) Diet pills are not speed and other myths to be exploited.
Rob Birman, Centrum Executive Director
On the February 15, 2019 Tossed Salad show, host Tim Quackenbush and Scott Wilson interviewed Rob Birman, Centrum Executive Director.
Tossed Salad for 3/01/2019
Time marches us into a new month. But Phil Andrus keeps us on track with another Tossed Salad show of late winter delights:
1:00 – Muriel Powers, autoharp originals
1:30 – Jeanie Murphy, “Banjo Tunes, Tunings and Lore”
2:30 – Chuck Moses, PT Record Show
3:00 – Al Bergstein, Olympic Peninsula Environmental News
3:45 – Sandra Gessner-Crabtree & Sarah Rubenstein, Salish Coast School Garden event
4:30 – Don White reading “Escape from Civilization” by I.B. Singer
Nature Now #401
Steve Grace – Lost Wilderness
(First airdate: February 27, 2019) Nan Evans talks with Steve Grace, a local author and marine science educator, about a “Lost Wilderness” he found here on the Quimper peninsula and efforts to protect this treasure. Contact Steve directly if you would like to arrange a trip to the old growth forest.
#130 Gary Lane, American Legion Service Officer
(First airdate: February 26, 2019) GARY LANE: READY TO HELP VETS IN NEED. Our Town Host Maryanne McNellis interviews Gary Lane, the Service Officer for American Legion Post #26. Vietnam vet Gary was exposed to Agent Orange during the war. It took him quite a while to realize and accept the fact that he needed help getting the benefits due to him. He ultimately decided to put his expertise to good use. As Service Officer he has helped hundreds of veterans from all branches and all wars get the benefits and pensions due to them. Over the past seven years he’s learned how to maneuver through the endless paperwork and bureaucratic red tape. If you have a friend or family member that’s a vet, this show should give you some valuable insight into how to help your vet.
Compass for the Week of 2/25/2019
This week on the Compass, KPTZ Reporter Chris Bricker brings us another installment from the NEW OLD TIME CHAUTAUQUA HANDS ACROSS THE BORDER PROJECT. From a teepee on the windy plains of Alberta, Canada, two Piikani tribal elders of the Blackfoot Confederacy speak of First Nation sovereignty, Treaty rights, and the importance of handing sacred traditions and stories down to the younger generations.
Port Townsend Community Orchestra
On the February 22, 2019 Tossed Salad show, host Phil Andrus talked with conductor Tigran Arakeylan and performing guitarist Saro Babikian about the upcoming Port Townsend Community Orchestra concert.
South County Report for February 2019
On the February 22, 2019 Tossed Salad show, host Phil Andrus talked with Bob Rosen about his South County Report. Guests were Vicki Blakeslee and Robert Bindschadler of the Quilcene/Brinnon Garden Club.
