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A Story Told episodes
- A Story Told – May 7, 2026This week on A Story Told, Michael McCusker honors a singular individual and an old friend who is now deceased. His friend was a man named Arthur Honeyman, possessed with a sharp and eloquent intellect, but who suffered all his life from the ravages of cerebral palsy. Michael talks about Arthur, shares some of his poetry,...30 min
- A Story Told – April 30, 2026Social and political commentary from local journalist, activist and Vietnam veteran Michael McCusker.18 min
- A Story Told – April 23, 2026Michael reads a couple of pieces from recently deceased satirist Michael Graham and ends with some tea bag counciling.25 min
- A Story Told – April 16, 2026Michael McCusker shares an essay he wrote about the role of media in an increasingly autocratic society.30 min
- A Story Told – April 9th, 2026This week on A Story Told, Michael McCusker reads an essay he published years ago in his newspaper, the North Coast Times-Eagle, about the history and evolution of the city of Astoria.29 min
- A Story Told – April 2nd, 2026This week on A Story Told, Michael McCusker shares an essay he wrote titled, “One World for All.”24 min
- A Story Told – March 26, 2026This week on A Story Told, Michael McCusker shares an essay he wrote about PNW trees and the timber industry, and shares a political essay written by now deceased Peninsula resident DR. Robert Brake.21 min
- A Story Told – March 19th, 2026This week on A Story Told, Michael McCusker shares an essay on women’s rights, honoring Women’s History Month.30 min
- A Story Told – March 12th, 2026Michael McCusker commemorates the anniversary this month of the infamous My Lai Massacre, a war crime committed by US Army personnel – the mass murder of unarmed civilians in South Vietnam – which happened on March 16, 1968.29 min
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About A Story Told
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Weekly readings of social and political commentary from local journalist, activist, and Vietnam War veteran Michael McCusker.