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As most of the Wrath of the iOtians listeners/subscribers know Ron lives in the town of Snoqualmie where Twin Peaks (Seasons1, 2 Fire Walk with Me and The Return) was filmed! In the pat two years Snoqualmie has celebrated February 24 (the day Agent Dale Cooper arrived) as Twin Peaks day. This year there were so many great events. Ron finally got to meet Managing Editor of The Blue Rose magazine and author Scott Ryan, and authors/podcasters John Thorne and JB Minton!Ron was able to check out the panels at Black Dog Cafe in Snoqualmie.Production Notes: Although a Shure MV88 was used to capture the panels the audio is by no means perfect. Digital processing was added to reduce typical sounds heard in a café setting. Also, the Twin Peaks Tattoo podcast panel was also recorded, but due to  audio issues, it wasn't included in this epsiode.Linkshttps://www.bluerosemag.com/Ominous Whoosh and The Essential Wrapped in Plastic by John Thornehttps://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B0BBBB5VPH/allbooks?ingress=0&visitId=87545d1a-bce6-4c5c-b531-a94678938b02A Skeleton Key by JB Mintonhttp://jbmintonwriter.com/a-skeleton-key-to-twin-peaksRed Room Podcasthttps://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/the-red-room-podcast/id458881350In Our House Now Podcasthttps://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/in-our-house-now-an-inquiry-into-twin-peaks-the-return/id1506257181Twin Peaks Unwrappedhttps://twinpeaksunwrapped.podbean.com/The Wrath of the iOtiansEmail: thewrathoftheiotians@gmail.comInstagram: thewrathoftheiotiansTwitter:  @OfiOtiansWebsite: https://thewrathoftheiotians.buzzsprout.com/MusicLand Of The Me-me by Aleksandar Dimitrijevic (TONO)Licensed under the NEO Sounds Music License Agreement

Jiselle McCollam's Jazz Cult plays an eclectic mix of standards and contemporary and original songs. They came to Studio 1 ahead of their show at the Black Dog Cafe on June 7th 2019.

Have you heard of cameo.com? Intern Jane paid her favorite celebrity to say what she told him to... You can, too! Listen to what she had him say... And, who should we get for the show? This or That: Summer Edition. Brats or hotdogs? Pool or Lake? Speed boat or pontoon? You tell us and we'll tell you! Which, turned into a Great Debate about Summer being overrated. I can't believe both Dana and Intern Jane think it is and it hurts my heart. Jonathan Osters from Minneapolis played $1000 minute and may or may not have won the trip to see The Black Keys in Denver! #ThrowbackThursday Get To Know Question: What's something dumb you believed as a kid? Black Dog Cafe in Lowertown Saint Paul was in for Thirsty Thursday to show us what kind of drinks they'll have, along with FREE BREAKFAST, tomorrow at Foodie Friday. This espresso martini was a game changer. Click and listen because We Make Mornings Suck Less!

On April 6th, 2017, hundreds of people gathered together to celebrate the release of Saint Paul Almanac's 11th book, On A Collected Path. People from all walks of life came together at the Black Dog Cafe in downtown St. Paul to hear authors read their stories from On A Collected Path. Poet M. Wright reads his poem "of a time" on page 264. *photo courtesy of Denis Jeong

On April 6th, 2017, hundreds of people gathered together to celebrate the release of Saint Paul Almanac's 11th book, On A Collected Path. People from all walks of life came together at the Black Dog Cafe in downtown St. Paul to hear authors read their stories from On A Collected Path. Authors include: Author Carol Connolly reads her poem "Heat" on page 245. Author C. X. Yang reads his story "Refugee: 1984" on page 197. Author Joan Maeda Trygg reads her story "Where I Belong" on page 20. Author Brittany "Miss Brit" Lynch reads her story "Energy Transferring Over" on page 270. Author Ethna McKiernan reads her story "99 Sheep" on page 272. Author David Lyndale reads his story "Night Rider" on page 160. Author Michael Kiesow Moore reads his poem "The Lost Language" on page 46. *photos courtesy of Denis Jeong

On April 6th, 2017, hundreds of people gathered together to celebrate the release of St. Paul Almanac's 11th book, On A Collected Path. People from all walks of life came together at the Black Dog Cafe in downtown St. Paul to hear authors read their stories from On A Collected Path. Author Ethna McKiernan reads her story "99 Sheep" on page 272. *photo courtesy of Denis Jeong

On April 6th, 2017, hundreds of people gathered together to celebrate the release of St. Paul Almanac's 11th book, On A Collected Path. People from all walks of life came together at the Black Dog Cafe in downtown St. Paul to hear authors read their stories from On A Collected Path. Author Brittany "Miss Brit" Lynch reads her story "Energy Transferring Over" on page 270. *photo courtesy of Denis Jeong

On April 6th, 2017, hundreds of people gathered together to celebrate the release of St. Paul Almanac's 11th book, On A Collected Path. People from all walks of life came together at the Black Dog Cafe in downtown St. Paul to hear authors read their stories from On A Collected Path. Author Michael Kiesow Moore reads his poem "The Lost Language" on page 46. *photo courtesy of Denis Jeong

On April 6th, 2017, hundreds of people gathered together to celebrate the release of St. Paul Almanac's 11th book, On A Collected Path. People from all walks of life came together at the Black Dog Cafe in downtown St. Paul to hear authors read their stories from On A Collected Path. Author Joan Maeda Trygg reads her story "Where I Belong" on page 20. *photo courtesy of Denis Jeong

On April 6th, 2017, hundreds of people gathered together to celebrate the release of St. Paul Almanac's 11th book, On A Collected Path. People from all walks of life came together at the Black Dog Cafe in downtown St. Paul to hear authors read their stories from On A Collected Path. Author David Lyndale reads his story "Night Rider" on page 160. *photo courtesy of Denis Jeong

On April 6th, 2017, hundreds of people gathered together to celebrate the release of St. Paul Almanac's 11th book, On A Collected Path. People from all walks of life came together at the Black Dog Cafe in downtown St. Paul to hear authors read their stories from On A Collected Path. Author C. X. Yang reads his story "Refugee: 1984" on page 197. *photo courtesy of Denis Jeong

On April 6th, 2017, hundreds of people gathered together to celebrate the release of St. Paul Almanac's 11th book, On A Collected Path. People from all walks of life came together at the Black Dog Cafe in downtown St. Paul to hear authors read their stories from On A Collected Path. Author Carol Connolly reads her poem "Heat" on page 245. *photo courtesy of Denis Jeong