Podcasts about kmun

Dans cette seconde partie de notre Grand Débrief, on laisse place à ce qui fait la magie du Marathon de Paris : les histoires humaines.Des trajectoires uniques, parfois improbables, toujours inspirantes. Des coureurs et coureuses qui nous rappellent que le marathon est bien plus qu'une performance : c'est un parcours de vie.Au programme :Louise et Léontine, duo handi-valide, réinventent la course à pied pour favoriser l'autonomieMylène, une renaissance à travers la perte de 50 kg et un sixième marathonFred revient sur les effets de la musique dans la performance sportiveDamien, ostéopathe et entrepreneur, casse les idées reçues sur les genoux et prouve qu'on peut tout concilier : vie de famille, business, et 42 kmUn épisode rendu possible grace au soutien de Asics France Distribué par Audiomeans. Visitez audiomeans.fr/politique-de-confidentialite pour plus d'informations.

The Fisher Poets Gathering: remembering those now goneToday, to celebrate the opening of the annual Fisher Poets Gathering in Astoria, Oregon, we honor Fisher Poets who are no longer with us.We'll hear a song from Fisher Poet great Jon Campbell, who passed a few years ago. Jon was a prolific and creative songwriter and performer who hailed from Rhode Island, and his performances were unforgettable.You can hear more of the works of Jon Campbell and other, living, Fisher Poets, at this weekend's Annual Fisher Poets Gathering in Astoria, Oregon. Performances are are happening Friday through Sunday morning.  For more info, see fisherpoets.org.If you can't attend, KMUN radio in Astoria will livestream the Gathering from 6-10 pm Friday and Saturday from the Liberty Theater in Astoria. You can tune into KMUN locally at 91.9 fm, or livestream it at kmun.org, or download the KMUN app. I'll be your host both nights.For a live videostream of FPG performances at the Liberty on Friday and Saturday nights, check out the FisherPoetry Archive Project's live videostream, courtesy of FPAP founder Brad Wartman. You'll find that on the FisherPoetry Archive YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@thefisherpoetryarchive

A story of survival on the Columbia River Bar On this day, 52 years ago, a commercial fishing boat sank on the Columbia River Bar. KMUN comentator Michael McCusker was aboard. He and his crewmates survived, thanks to the quick intervention of fellow mariners. I've shared his story before on the show, but not on the anniversary of its occurrence. Today we take a closer look. We commemorate the anniversary of his rescue, and talk about what happened to the boat that caused it to sink in a matter of minutes. It's a cautionary tale about where you should and should not go on the Columbia River Bar in a boat. And, thanks to Michael, it's a darn good sea story. Transcript here: http://shipreport.nfshost.com/audio/SRTranscript082924.pdf

Who's on the river today, and a look at an upcoming interview series Today we'll look at daily ship traffic and where it's headed, and also a heads up that I'll be taking some vacation time for the next week and a half. While I'm gone the show will air as usual and you'll be hearing an extended interview I did with author John Kopp about his 2023 book, CG41332, about a USCG tragedy that happened on the Columbia River Bar in 1975. Ship Report radio shows and podcasts will continue to air as usual on KMUN, the Ship Report website (at shipreport.net), Facebook and on Apple and Spotify. Ship schedules and marine weather reports will return in Monday, July 29. If you'd like to follow ship traffic during that time you can find some vessel information on the Columbia River Bar Pilots and Columbia River Pilot websites, and of course in real time on vesselfinder and marinetraffic.  You'll find local marine weather forecasts at: https://www.ndbc.noaa.gov/data/Forecasts/FZUS56.KPQR.html

A gem from the archives: the sinking of the Meteor I need to take the next few days off, and so we'll hear a few shows from the Ship Report archives. The two part show that you'll hear today and tomorrow is a listener favorite: the true story of the sinking of the commercial fishing boat Meteor on the Columbia River Bar, told as no one else can by Michael McCusker. You can hear Michael Thursdays on KMUN radio in Astoria, with his insightful show, "A Story Told."  Among the many hats Michael has worn in his life is being a commercial fisherman. Here's his story of how he was the last man standing as the boat he was working on, the Meteor, sank on the bar. We'll hear the finale tomorrow Show transcript here: http://shipreport.nfshost.com/audio/SRTranscript062624,pdf

It’s KMUN’s pledge drive week, and Linda is NOT allowed to have any more cookbooks!

In the middle of KMUN’s Spring Pledge Drive, hear from staff members, some of them new!

Featuring the women managers of KMUN – Lisa Smith, Victoria Stoppiello, Joanne Rideout and Susan Peterson – as they were honored by the American Association of University Women.

Welcome to women of the northwest where I interview ordinary women leading extraordinary lives.It's my privilege today to interview Susie McLiery, who is an avid folk musician who has had a myriad of fascinating experiences playing with Spud Siegel, Kid Siegel, Polly Norris, David Quinton, holding dances at the Netel Grange in Clatsop County and playing at the Jewell Harvest Festival.She and her partner Jim Boswell played with Michael Zametkin and Jim Fink.Susie was a programmer for KMUN from 1984 until recently with the Gospel Music Show and became a jack of all trades at the station, eventually becoming the program director in '87. As a kid she lived in Vermont and spent summers at Martha's vineyard where they had a house. It was there that she was introduced to folksters such as Tom Rush, Maria Muldar, Chambers Brothers, the Islanders and The Weavers. James Taylor was her neighbor.Be sure to click the link to the transcript where I've put links to most of the people she references. Subscribe to the Women of the Northwest podcast for inspiring stories and adventures.Find me on my website: jan-johnson.com

KMUN News Director Katie Frankowicz interviews other KMUN staff members, discussing the State of the Station. You'll hear from Station Manager Susan Peterson, Membership Director Keegan Fifer, Business Development Director Troy Hill, and Program Director Emma Geddes. 

Friday, August 11th at 3pm ARTS – Live & Local! Carol Newman & guests:   Poet, Clay sculptor, Psychotherapist Willa Schneberg with her exhibit BOOKISH @ AVA; as well as her poetry collection THE NAKED ROOM.   Host of Skinnamarink & Bedtime Stories Debbie Twombly continues KMUN's 40th anniversary celebration with a kids/family concert featuring...

Michael McCusker elucidates the differences between commercial and community radio. In the words of Liam Dunne “Commercial radio kills me, but KMUN 91.9 really THRILLS me.” Also featured on the program is Carol Newman’s 2003 article “K-munity Radio Portrait.”  

It's Pledge Drive on KMUN, that short period each summer when we ask for your support for this community driven radio station. We don't interrupt KMUN programs with commercials and we depend on our listeners to help make ends meet. The Human Beat is one of several public affairs programs on KMUN, where you get a deeper understanding...

Ned Heavenrich is a local musician, known for his work as a founding member of The Brownsmead Flats. On this warm summer day, Ned dropped by the studio to chat about his childhood outside Detroit, making his way across the county as a hitchhiker, deciding to become a commercial fisherman, and eventually making his way to the Oregon Coast where he wrote and produced a musical that told the whole story. Topics that you will hear: Ned's time as a KMUN radio DJ. The secrets to aging without cognitive decline. Watching friends leave for the Vietnam war. The best way to eat albacore tuna. New technology for pooping on-the-go. Ned was stupendous guest and I hope you enjoy the show. Music Credits: Cash Machine, FLYIN. #letmebeyourparachute, Amaroo. Comin' Up, Heyson. Mongolian Barbecue, Lennon Hutton. Still Fly, Revel Day. Keywords: Cape Disappointment State Park; KMUN 91.9; Shure microphones; James Cotton; Paul Butterfield; Harmonica; Hohner Marine Band harp; education; Sudoku; Shure; Muddy Waters; Paul Butterfield; La Croix; Motown; Vietnam War; commercial fishing; bioluminescence; fungi; Richard Nixon; Donald Trump; pentagon papers; Daniel Ellsberg; Julian Assange; nuts; caffeine; coffee; black tea; Cross-country skiing; Michigan; Upper Peninsula; hiking; hitchhiking; river rafting; off-grid camping; outdoor adventures; chemical toilet; rocket box; llama-packing; donkey-hikes; Goat Rocks wilderness; Pacific Northwest wildflowers; public schools; hip replacement; arthritis. Links: Patreon Website https://www.facebook.com/jeff.nesbitt.9619/ (Facebook) https://instagram.com/ramblebytheriver (Instagram)  https://twitter.com/rambleriverpod (Twitter) Episode catalogue Business: ramblebytheriver@gmail.com Brownsmead Flats Link: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100046929532299 (Facebook) Copyright 2022 Ramble by the River LLC. ALL RIGHTS RESERVED.

Our guest , David Kariuki , immediate former president of the general assembly of the KMUN, narrates his story where it all began from seeing his father's work ethic which inspired him to also be very diligent which has now opened very many doors for him as he talks about to life philosophies he follows . 1. The best or nothing and 2. Strong to serve which he gets from his alma mater . He narrates how confidence hasn't always been his thing as he couldn't orate a full sentence in front of crowd by the time he was leaving highschool but now can do it in the middle of his sleep. He always talks extensively on mentorship and how the company you keep influences your trajectory a lot and as well as the ever struggle , imposter syndrome . Listen in

Tenants of an RV park in Ilwaco, Washington, north of Astoria, say they have faced threats of eviction after the sale of the RV park to a new owner this spring. The tenants are largely low income and represent some of the city's most vulnerable residents. If tenants are forced to leave, the options for some may be limited. Katie Frankowicz, news director at KMUN in Astoria, joins us to share her reporting on this story.

Susan Peterson is an avid birder. Some might even say she has bird Tourettes!She is also the administrator of KMUN, Coast Radio, our local nonprofit, volunteer operated radio station.Here are some links to birding information from the podcast.Merlin appPacific Northwest BirdersPortland AudubonAlso links to articles on extraordinary living.5 Ways Successful People take Control of their LifeHow to Live an Extraordinary LIfe

Kit Ketcham, Jim Dott & Jerry Middaugh with “A Golden Thread: The Legacy of Pete Seeger” @ the Larsen Center in Astoria.   Acoustic guitarist, singer, songwriter Terry Robb at Peninsula Arts Center in Ilwaco & Wild Manzanita.   Graham Nystrom on the KMUN benefit concert with John Gorka Live @ the Larsen Center.

Teresa Retzlaff talks with KMUN’s News Director, Katie Frankowicz, in this special Spring Pledge Drive edition of In Season.  

Special FT for PLEDGE DRIVE!!  Why we love KMUN.

  Donna Quinn interviews Joanne Rideout, host of the Ship Report, and long time staff member of KMUN. Joanne started as a volunteer Bedtime Stories reader, and over the past two decades has worked various tenures as both News Director and Station Manager. As of this spring, she has retired from her staff position at...

On the next Story Told, from the KMUN vault, an excerpt of the final Words Words Words program, hosted by Dire Day, as transcribed and read by Michael McCusker. And in closing for this year, “Resolutions for 2022,” which are, exactly the same as the previous resolutions

Clatsop County hospitals are bracing for yet another Covid-19 surge. That's due to the Omicron variant. KMUN's Jacob Lewin has this report: [Scroll down to Listen:] Oregon Health Sciences University's top forecaster is projecting that Omicron covid hospitalizations will soon surge to 17-hundred per day statewide, up from a peak of 12-hundred with the delta...

Život se s ní opravdu nemazlil. Navzdory potížím se zrakem vystudovala Zdenka Kmuníčková medicínu a odhodlaně se vydala do praxe v jediném pro ni možném oboru, psychiatrii.

Volunteer firefighters in Warrenton have had a change of heart. A month ago, city officials feared that most of them would resign rather than be forced to get vaccinated. Today the situation is very different. KMUN's Jacob Lewin reports: [Scroll down to listen] The city of Warrenton has 20 volunteer firefighters, three paid staff, and...

Volunteer firefighters in Warrenton have had a change of heart. A month ago, city officials feared that most of them would resign rather than be forced to get vaccinated. Today the situation is very different. KMUN's Jacob Lewin reports: [Scroll down to listen] The city of Warrenton has 20 volunteer firefighters, three paid staff, and...

The superintendents of schools in Clatsop County are all giving an upbeat assessment of the start of the school year despite the increase in COVID cases. Meanwhile new data show Clatsop with the state's lowest COVID infection rate among kids. KMUN's Jacob Lewin has details: [Scroll down to listen]: Despite fears that an upsurge in COVID...

The superintendents of schools in Clatsop County are all giving an upbeat assessment of the start of the school year despite the increase in COVID cases. Meanwhile new data show Clatsop with the state's lowest COVID infection rate among kids. KMUN's Jacob Lewin has details: [Scroll down to listen]: Despite fears that an upsurge in COVID...

Officials at both Columbia Memorial Hospital and Providence Seaside are worried about the impact of a state requirement that requires all health care workers to be vaccinated against COVID-19. The requirement takes effect next month. KMUN's Jacob Lewin has details: [Scroll down to listen] At Columbia Memorial, vice president for patient services Judy Geiger says...

Officials at both Columbia Memorial Hospital and Providence Seaside are worried about the impact of a state requirement that requires all health care workers to be vaccinated against COVID-19. The requirement takes effect next month. KMUN's Jacob Lewin has details: [Scroll down to listen] At Columbia Memorial, vice president for patient services Judy Geiger says...

For years, Fort George Brewery blew a work whistle at its downtown brewery every day, audible in and near downtown Astoria. For some, it was a kind of connection during the pandemic. The whistle was moved earlier this year, but that's not the end of the story. KMUN's Jacob Lewin reports: Ever since Fort George...

With 18 new cases a day, some of the covid-19 spread we're now seeing in Clatsop County is coming from people who have been vaccinated. KMUN's Jacob Lewin spoke with County Public Health Director Margo Lalich and has this report: While the large majority of new covid cases involve the unvaccinated, locally about 15-percent of...

With 18 new cases a day, some of the covid-19 spread we're now seeing in Clatsop County is coming from people who have been vaccinated. KMUN's Jacob Lewin spoke with County Public Health Director Margo Lalich and has this report: While the large majority of new covid cases involve the unvaccinated, locally about 15-percent of...

For years, Fort George Brewery blew a work whistle at its downtown brewery every day, audible in and near downtown Astoria. For some, it was a kind of connection during the pandemic. The whistle was moved earlier this year, but that's not the end of the story. KMUN's Jacob Lewin reports: Ever since Fort George...

By Joanne Rideout.      COVID-19 vaccines will soon be more available than ever in Clatsop County. Officials hope that will help reverse a trend toward fewer people seeking a vaccine, even though the county is still far from the herd immunity needed to stop the pandemic. KMUN's Joanne Rideout reports. At a Clatsop County...

By Joanne Rideout.      COVID-19 vaccines will soon be more available than ever in Clatsop County. Officials hope that will help reverse a trend toward fewer people seeking a vaccine, even though the county is still far from the herd immunity needed to stop the pandemic. KMUN’s Joanne Rideout reports. At a Clatsop County...

Linda and Merianne consider French Toast, Blueberries, Steel Cut Oats and more. Plus, why we love and support KMUN.

Host Teresa Retzlaff and guest Kati Claborne chat about why KMUN is important to them, how gardening and radio have helped them get through this past year, and how you can support us in this first week of our spring pledge drive.  

Clatsop County expects to start using a new shipment of six hundred doses of COVID-19 vaccine today. For the first time, some seniors—outside of those in congregate care facilities—will be eligible. KMUN's Jacob Lewin reports. Two hundred county residents over the age of 80 are expected to get the vaccines this week—one hundred today in Seaside...

Clatsop County expects to start using a new shipment of six hundred doses of COVID-19 vaccine today. For the first time, some seniors—outside of those in congregate care facilities—will be eligible. KMUN’s Jacob Lewin reports. Two hundred county residents over the age of 80 are expected to get the vaccines this week—one hundred today in Seaside...

Clatsop County is completely out of COVID-19 vaccine and isn't totally sure when it will be getting more. Meanwhile the county is planning mass events for when the vaccine does arrive. KMUN's Jacob Lewin reports. Chris Laman is the incident commander for the county vaccine task force. To put it mildly, he was surprised when no...

Clatsop County is completely out of COVID-19 vaccine and isn’t totally sure when it will be getting more. Meanwhile the county is planning mass events for when the vaccine does arrive. KMUN’s Jacob Lewin reports. Chris Laman is the incident commander for the county vaccine task force. To put it mildly, he was surprised when no...

LOCAL NEWS: A look at high COVID rates in Pacific County Pacific County has one of the highest rates of covid infection in Washington and overall its rate is more than twice as high as that of Clatsop County. However new figures released late yesterday show infections have peaked, at least for now. KMUN's Jacob...

LOCAL NEWS: A look at high COVID rates in Pacific County Pacific County has one of the highest rates of covid infection in Washington and overall its rate is more than twice as high as that of Clatsop County. However new figures released late yesterday show infections have peaked, at least for now. KMUN’s Jacob...

The Tillicum Foundation Annual Member Meeting is an opportunity to hear messages from the KMUN staff and Board, Board candidate messages, programmer and volunteer awards, Directors’ Award and election results. It’s been quite a year! Welcome to our new Board Members Kathleen Sayce and Todd Lippold, as well as returning Board Members Sarah Lu Heath...

The Tillamook Chapter of the American Association of University Women (AAUW), in partnership with KMUN, Tillamook Headlight Herald, Tillamook Bay Community College, and the Pacific City-Nestucca Valley Chamber of Commerce, is hosting a Candidates Forum on October 14th via Zoom. Candidates from many of the major races will be present to answer tough questions from...

The Tillamook Chapter of the American Association of University Women (AAUW), in partnership with KMUN, Tillamook Headlight Herald, Tillamook Bay Community College, and the Pacific City-Nestucca Valley Chamber of Commerce, is hosting a Candidates Forum on October 14th via Zoom. Candidates from many of the major races will be present to answer tough questions from...

On the next Story Told, Michael illustrates how The Great Navigator missed India by half a world, thus, doubling the world’s size in “Hello Columbus.” Also, a tale of proud boys, and proud fascists with “The Mendacious Militia.” And to finish, in a self explanatory title, “Imagine what it will be like to never think about Trump again,” by Eugene Robinson.

KMUN's Kathleen Morgain interviewed Pacific County PUD Commission candidates incumbent Mike Swanson and challenger Pam Hickey, also County Commission candidates.  For District 1, incumbent Lisa Olsen and challenger Darrell Moudry, for District 2, incumbent Frank Wolfe and challenger Dan Driscoll. 

KMUN’s Jacob Lewin interviews Warrenton City Commission candidates: Gerald Poe, Brandon Williams and Allen Berry