(First airdate: September 24, 2016) Host Sheila Ramsey talks with Nikki Russell of United Good Neighbors (UGN) about the upcoming Fall Campaign. UGN supports our local non-profits that serve our neighbors most in need. Kathy Morgan, OlyCAP Housing Director, joins Nikki to talk about how UGN helps specific housing projects.
(First airdate: September 17, 2016) Join Everybody Can host Christy Spencer to talk about the upcoming Port Townsend Film Festival with Volunteer Coordinator Kendra Golden and longtime volunteer Sue Gillard. They will share all the volunteer opportunities for this 17th annual PT Film Festival, September 23-25th.
(First aired September 14, 2016). Host Nan Evans interviews Betty Carlson, Port Townsend Marine Science Center’s Citizen Science Coordinator, and discusses the fascinating Gray Whale Project. Closing music is “The Gray Whale Song,” performed by Anne Carol.
(First airdate: September 19, 2016) What Would Beethoven Do? director, Jonathan Keijser, is interviewed by Marcia Perlstein. And Unslut director, Emily Linden, is interviewed by Cris Wilson.
Listen to recordings from the live KPTZ Broadcast on Friday, September 23
from 5-7pm at the corner of Taylor and Washington
where Larry Stein, Marcia Perlstein and Cris Wilson interviewed
many of the special guests arriving to talk about their new films.
You can also listen to the earlier Everybody Can podcast of
KPTZ interviews with Film Fest presenters
KPTZ is a Proud Sponsor of the Port Townsend Film Festival
This week on the Compass, a retired fireman in Port Ludlow dips his toe into political waters and finds one of the toughest challenges of his career. And we talk with a peace activist who recently went to Syria to talk with President Bashar al-Assad.
(First airdate: September 15, 2016) Marcia Perlstein talks with Doug Blush, editor of “Phil’s Camino”, and Andrew Perez, writer and actor in the 2015 films “Bastards y Diablos” and “My Scientology Movie”.
(First airdate: September 13, 2016) Marcia Perlstein talks with Rory and Heidi Feek about “Josephine”; and with Charlene Fisk and Carrie Schrader about “The Founders Film”.
(First airdate: September 13, 2016) READING THE POLICE BLOTTER IN BUCOLIC PORT TOWNSEND. Our Town Host Maryanne McNellis interviews Port Townsend Chief of Police Michael Evans. Although our crime rate is relatively low, police here must be prepared for everything from petty shoplifting to an “active shooter” situation. Chief Evans explains how our police work closely with the sheriff and fire department to resolve issues as peacefully as possible. Treatment via mental health and/or drug court is a preferred option in PT. The old ‘lock ’em up and throw away the key’ mentality is largely a thing of the past.
Listen to the live KPTZ Broadcast on Saturday, September 10, noon to 2 pm, at Point Hudson where Steve Evans and Phil Andrus interview many of the fascinating people involved in this year’s Wooden Boat Festival.
