On the second Astoria (and beyond) Youth Radio of 2020, host Dylan Hauser-Schalk features Taylor playing and discussing The Smashing Pumpkins, King Krule, and more; Donovan B., this time educating us on cuddlefish; Zach, bringing us an original piece of music, as well as video game music selections; and Asher C., a non-binary poet reading...

John Stevenson and Dylan Hauser Shalk talk climate change with Eric Halperin,

Commentary from Michael McCusker about the recent federal approval this week of a law that finally makes lynching illegal in the U.S.

Local News: Astoria Planning Commission approves Pacific Seafood Uniontown employee dorm By Joanne Rideout Tuesday night, the Astoria Planning Commission unanimously approved Pacific Seafood’s application to site employee dormitory housing in a former drug treatment facility located in a residential area in the Uniontown neighborhood of the city. The decision is final, unless an appeal...

Live recording of Astoria Planning Commission meeting, Tuesday, Feb. 25, 2020. The commission voted to OK the Pacific Seafood request to site employee dormitory housing in a Uniontown residential neighborhood.

Donna Quinn talks with guests Ron Craig, filmmaker, historian and founder of the Astoria International Film Festival, and Seth Tichenor, Clatsop Community College philosophy professor,  about Black History Month events in Astoria.

Hosts Andrew Morgan and Kegan Rascoe speak with guest Phil Ero.

Friday, Feb 21st at 3 pm, ARTS – Live & Local! host Carol Newman and guests:   Marianne Monson releases her new historical fiction novel, “Her Quiet Revolution: A Novel of Martha Hughes Cannon: Frontier Doctor and First Female State Senator”, to commemorate the 100th anniversary of US Women’s Suffrage;  International Film Fest founder Ron Craig & Philosofarian...

In Season features a special guest.

Today on Coast Community Radio’s live call-in show, host Graham Nystrom talks with listeners about device addiction: How addicted are you to your cell phone or computer? And what are the pros and cons of so much digital connectivity?