This week on the Insider Report, Bruce and Kat welcome our favorite “Castaway” Dave Kuehn from the Oregon South Coast Fishermen with the latest “Fishing Report”. Then Kat and Bruce give the scoop on what is going on in the area, including the Chetco Library event schedule, the newly formed Gold Beach Chess Club, Friends of Curry Campus speaker series Presents Monarch Butterflies in Our Backyard at Southwestern Oregon Community College Curry Campus, Spring Fuchsia Plant Sale at Del Norte County Fairground in Crescent City, Celtic Harps, Rare Instruments, and Wondrous Stories at the Chetco Library, Comedy Night at Elk Valley Casino, the locally themed melodrama Thar She Blows at Chetco Playhouse, PamperMeCon 2025 at Salmon Run Golf Course, plus many local musical performances and a whole lot more! For the latest scoop, tune in to the show that keeps you in the know! For days and times, go to KCIW.org.

 Hosts: Bruce Ellis, Kat LIddell; Producer: Bruce Ellis

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In this episode of Joyously Free!, host Joanie Lindenmeyer talks with Carlos Moreno, who shares personal anecdotes from his upbringing on a ranch, lessons learned from sports, and his experiences as a retired bus driver. The discussion emphasizes themes of love, kindness, and community involvement, highlighting Carlos’s dedication to helping the unhoused and participating in local service. Spirituality and positivity are woven throughout, as Joanie and Carlos encourage listeners to embrace gratitude, foster understanding, and build connections through small acts of kindness. The episode concludes with a message of hope and a recommendation for St. Tim’s church as a welcoming community space.

Host: Joanie Lindenmeyer; Producer: Joanie Lindenmeyer

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In this episode of Curry Café, hosts Ray Gary and Rick McNamer discuss the legacy of Oscar-winning filmmaker Elmo Williams with guests Sue Wright from the Wild Rivers Film Festival and Lon Goddard, a close collaborator of Williams. The conversation highlights Williams’ profound impact on the Brookings community, including his decision to retire here and his construction of the Azalea Park Capella in memory of his wife Lorraine. The Capella, now a cherished multipurpose venue, reflects Williams’ dedication to leaving a lasting legacy. The episode also explores Williams’ cinematic achievements, including his innovative editing in High Noon and the production of 20,000 Leagues Under the Sea. Lon shares personal anecdotes about their collaborations, including interviews, theater productions, and film screenings that engaged the local community.

NOTE: Lon Goddard performed two songs during the live broadcast. These songs were removed from the podcast version of the show due to copyright restrictions pertaining to online music content.

Hosts: Ray Gary, Rick McNamer, Producers: Ray Gary, Rick McNamer

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This episode of the Doc & Jacques radio variety show features three guests: Kim Divine, John Zimmerman, and Ray Martell. Kim Divine discusses the upcoming disbandment and equipment sale of Stage Lights Musical Arts Community, an organization she co-founded 16 years ago to bring music education to the community. John Zimmerman, president of the St. George Reef Lighthouse Preservation Society, shares the history and significance of the lighthouse, the challenges of its construction, and the society’s ongoing efforts to preserve and provide public access. Ray Martell, founder of Redwood Records recording studio in Crescent City and a bass player for the band Black GTO, talks about his background in music and microbiology, the inspiration behind his recording studio, his experience working with various artists, and his passion for helping musicians create quality recordings.

Hosts: GiGi “Doc” Reed MD, Jacques Kepner; Producers: GiGi “Doc” Reed MD, Jacques Kepner

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In this episode of Writing Changes Lives, host Judy Howard interviews author G.K. Jurrens (Gene), who shares his journey from humble beginnings in a small town to a successful yet disillusioning corporate career at IBM, where shifting priorities led him to retire early. Embracing a nomadic lifestyle with his wife, Gene rediscovered his passion for writing, which became a transformative force in his life. The discussion highlights Gene’s creative evolution, including his collaborative works like the Sam Travis series addressing poaching and animal welfare, and his ability to balance heavy themes with humor. Gene reflects on the emotional depth of storytelling, the importance of character development, and writing’s potential to inspire redemption and understanding. He concludes with advice for aspiring writers, emphasizing risk-taking, perseverance, and the lifelong impact of creativity on both the writer and the audience.

Host: Judy Howard; Producer: Judy Howard

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In this episode of Quality Living With Peaceful Support, Amanda Whittemore talks with Ron Schnearson from the Committee on Public Art to discuss efforts to enhance Brookings through public art initiatives. Ron shares his passion for promoting art as a way to showcase the town’s identity, history, and cultural heritage. He outlines the committee’s mission to improve Brookings’ cultural and economic vitality by creating city-owned artworks and recurring art displays, starting with a project honoring Native American heritage near the botanical gardens. Funding sources include state agencies, local tribes, individual donors, and a GoFundMe campaign. Ron emphasizes the importance of community involvement, encouraging residents to contribute and take pride in the initiative, which aims to transform Brookings into an outdoor gallery while fostering a sense of pride, healing, and connection through art.

Host: Amanda Whittemore; Producer: Amanda Whittemore

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In this episode of Curry Café, hosted by Ray Gary and Rick McNamer, panelists Shirley Hyatt and Billie Hopkins Furuichi engage in a thought-provoking discussion centered on Women’s History Month and the broader historical and societal struggles for gender equality. The conversation explores topics such as the historical context of women’s rights, pay disparities, affirmative action, and the evolving roles of women in society. The panel highlights figures like Mary Wollstonecraft, Bessie Coleman, and Annie Edison Taylor to showcase women’s groundbreaking contributions throughout history. They also discuss historical injustices, such as restrictions on women’s financial independence until 1974 and the barriers women faced entering male-dominated fields. The episode critiques the sanitization of history in textbooks, the portrayal of race and gender in classic media, and systemic inequities, while calling for active community dialogue to promote diverse and accurate narratives.

Host: Ray Gary, Producers: Ray Gary, Rick McNamer

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In this episode of Our Community, host Candice Michel, joined by Ray Gary, Rick McNamer, and Michael Gorse, explores critical political and social issues, emphasizing the importance of civic engagement and historical awareness. The discussion covers a range of current events and historical context, including economic inequality, threats to democracy, the “signalgate” controversy, and historical parallels to present-day issues like the Bonus Army and the rise of authoritarianism. The participants express concern over the direction of the country and emphasize the importance of informed discussion and fact-checking. The conversation underscores the role of informed, active citizens in addressing systemic challenges and preserving democracy.

Host: Candice Michel; Guest:Ray Gary, Rick McNamer, Michael Gorse; Producer: Candice Michel

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This week on the Insider Report, Kat and Bruce give the scoop on what is going on in the area, including the Chetco Library event schedule, the 12th Annual 5K Run In The Redwoods; “Monarch Butterflies in Our Backyard” presentation at Southwestern Oregon Community College Curry Campus; Spring Fuchsia Plant Sale at Del Norte County Fairground in Crescent City; Celtic Harps, Rare Instruments, and Wondrous Stories at the Chetco Library; Comedy Night at Elk Valley Casino, plus many local musical performances and a whole lot more! For the latest scoop, tune in to the show that keeps you in the know! For days and times, go to KCIW.org.

Hosts: Bruce Ellis, Kat LIddell; Producer: Bruce Ellis

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This episode of Quality Living With Peaceful Support, host Amanda Whittemore talks with yoga instructor Corie Cline about her journey to Brookings, her yoga practice, and her upcoming seven-week chakra course. Corie shares how she felt spiritually drawn to the town’s slower pace and supportive community, and reflects on yoga’s role in her physical and emotional healing. The conversation highlights her teaching style, which emphasizes breath, grounding, and strength, as well as the transformative power of yoga in fostering emotional release and connection. Corie also discusses her excitement about the International Yoga Gathering on June 28th, This episode begins the first week of a seven-week course on the seven chakras.

Host: Amanda Whittemore; Producer: Amanda Whittemore

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