(First airdate: May 20, 2018) Get Ready to Ruckus! Join Missy Nielsen, host of Everybody Can as she visits with Angel Hewitson, volunteer coordinator and Barb Trailer, Director of the Wooden Boat Festival. This conversation explores volunteer recruitment, management and retention while looking ahead to the recently launched race Seventy48. This race launches from Tacoma and culminates with the R2AK send-off.
(first aired May 9, 2018). Mary Robson hosts Fidalgo Island resident Bob Jepperson—walker, writer, sound recorder, photographer—to discuss his visions of the coming of spring in his world. Closing music is “Pond,” performed by Vernon.
Fleshing out the minimalist published schedule, here’s what Phil Andrus has planned for us this special Friday during our Spring Membership Drive.
First, Can’t Wait for Salad at 12:45 bring us Nadia Fisch and Margie McDonald for the Wearable Arts Show. Nadia won Best of Show for Saturday’s Wearable Arts Show for her piece “Intermission”.
The rest of Tossed Salad features:
1:00 – Rhody Festival Queen Ashley Rosser and Princesses Desirae Kudronowicz, Lacy Bishop and Skyanna Lardella
1:30 – Daniel Macke and Trevor Hanson, “The Long Splice” – twin acoustic guitars and one acoustic mandocello
2:30 – Bob Rosen, South County Report, with Rita Frangione (Vet connect) and John Braasch (Stand Down)
3:00 – The Brothers Dennison, Rick and Larry – The abridged version
3:30 – Judith-Kate, “Songs From the Sound” – A new song from Judith-Kate and new recordings from recents visitors to Port Townsend
4:30 – Don White, reading “The Crime on Calle de la Persequida”, by Palacio Valdez
4:45 – Nan Toby, pianist poet, reading two recent poems from “Tidepools”
This week on the Compass, we join eighth-grade students from a Port Townsend Middle School who have become part of a very important scientific study as they work side-by-side with the U.S. Geological Survey and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration.
Okay boys and girls, prepare yourselves. Jerry Osborne will interview Nino Tempo on a very special Class of… show on Wed, May 16, 1-2pm during the KPTZ Spring Fund Drive.
Nino will talk about the hits he had with his sister, April Stevens, as well as the countless sessions on which he played sax and/or piano. Of special interest are his many sessions with Phil Spector and the legendary Wrecking Crew. You do remember that 2008 documentary, don’t you?
The photo here is from his new (2018) CD album Purveyor of Balladry, and we will have the radio premier of three tracks from that collection on the show.
To celebrate our seventh birthday, we’re kicking off the KPTZ Spring Fund Drive week with an ANNIVERSARY OPEN HOUSE on Monday the 14th from noon to 4pm.
May 14, 2011 was a momentous day in Jefferson County history! Why? Because that’s when Port Townsend Radio first went on the air with eclectic, authentic community radio.
So it’s party time! And it’s time to ask for your donations to keep KPTZ alive and kicking as the soundtrack to life on the Quimper Peninsula.
In seven years we’ve grown and, with your help, home-grown radio will continue to thrive both on the air at 91.9FM and streaming at KPTZ.org.
Stop in this Monday for our Anniversary Open House right here, in the portable building at Mountain View Commons. And be sure to listen for radio treats all this coming week at your favorite station – KPTZ.
(First airdate: May 3, 2018) Heather McRae-Woolf talks with Jennifer Nielsen, Drama Director at Port Townsend High School. Jennifer’s last production, after 15 years of work with students, is Shakespeare’s As You Like It. Performances continue through May 19, 2018 at Port Townsend High School.
Tune in to hear Phil Andrus bring us another outstanding show featuring:
1:00 – Nhatt Nichols, vinyl surprises
2:00 – John Collins (former Port Commissioner), Jake Beattie (NW Maritime Center), & Gwendolyn Tracy (PTMTA), with Scott Wilson
3:00 – Evan Bombardier of One Earth Tree Care
3:30 – Claudia Schmidt and Judith-Kate Friedman
4:00 – Blue Heron Middle School Students, thanks to Brett Navin
4:30 – Catherine McNabb reading “In a Cafe” by Mary Lavin
(First airdate: May 8, 2018) PARTY TIME AT THE MARITIME CENTER. Our Town Host Maryanne McNellis interviews Angela Hewitson, the Community Engagement Coordinator at the Northwest Maritime Center. That tongue-twister title means that Angela is in charge of running down a list of some 1,400 “active volunteers” and getting about 500 of them lined up for the annual Wooden Boat Festival. She’s also helping out with the R2AK race, now in its fourth year. Hopefully Angela’s love of woodworking and her hospitality industry background will help her bring off the parties (and, yes, the Festival too).
May is National Bicycle month, in recognition of which fact we are bringing you a reprise of a program on bicycle safety originally aired on Friday, April 13th as part of Phil Andrus’ Tossed Salad program.
