In the words of Theodore Roosevelt, “Nothing gets accomplished if we do not work through practical methods and with a readiness to face as it is and not as we think it ought to be.”

Host Donna Quinn talks about the Astoria Armory and the programs and events taking place there. Guests are Robyn Koustic, Community Director of the Armory and Sean Fitzpatrick, Armory Board Member. 

On The Human Beat, host Roger Rocka talks with Marc Ward of Seaside, the founder in 2002 of Sea Turtles Forever (seaturtlesforever.org). They talk about the islands of plastic garbage in the ocean, the harm it does, the effect on our own beaches, and what we can do about it.

Katherine Lacaze & Clatsop Children’s Theater actors, Daylin, Molly, Everett, Haley & Dallen with Sherlock Holmes production Aug Katherine Lacaze & Clatsop Children’s Theater actors, Daylin, Molly, Everett, Haley & Dallen with Sherlock Holmes production Aug 11-19 at the Coaster Theatre in Cannon Beach.11-19 at the Coaster Theatre in Cannon Beach.

This week on A Story Told, Michael McCusker discusses Hiroshima and Nagasaki, with references to Madame Butterfly’s “One Fine Day.”

Donna Quinn learns the difference between contra-dancing and square-dancing on this hoedown of an episode. Join us.

Live recording of Astoria City Council Meeting, Aug 6, 2018. Thanks to volunteer Ray Merritt for this recording!

Teresa and her guest talk about pruning; how much is too much? The answer might surprise you.

Check out the latest Food Talk podcast . . at least as of now.