The accomplished Susannah Morgan, President of the Oregon Food Bank, stops by the chat to discuss food, hunger, and why having things to do makes all good ideas possible. Along the way, Melissa and Staci find out about lots of other tasty morsels like: how food insecurity affects mental health (yes, we said that in […]
Internal Chatter – Oregon Food Bank President Susannah Morgan – 07-18-2024 Read More »
Host Joe Clemons interviews Rebecca O’Brien, the Executive Director of the Free Clinic of Southwest Washington. As health care costs spiral out of reach, there is a convenient and no-cost solution for those in need and Joe talks to Rebeccas about this vital resource for the community.
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Decades of Israeli occupation and oppression has created the political division in the Palestinian government between the moderates and the extremist Hamas party. Those many years ofsufferingcreated the fertile ground from which Hamas grew from, and eventually took power. In this story you’ll learn how the extreme right wing coalition of Benjamin Netanyahu has used
Israel’s Iron Boot – Good Ship Earth 7-17-2024 Read More »
Re-Imagined Radio presents two radio stories connected by the same name. NIGHTFALL. “Nightfall,” is the title of the final episode of Dimension X. The precursor of X Minus One. The famous science fiction series. Nightfall is also the name of a radio anthology series produced and broadcast in Canada. Episodes were primarily supernatural and/or horror.
Reimagined Radio – Nightfall – 7-15-2024 Read More »
Jason interviews International Psychic Medium William Becker about his upcoming classes and events. Jason also has a conversation with Donna Lobdell for Cryptid Creations.
Hassling the Paranormal-William Becker-7-11-24 Read More »
This month we jump over the pond to the UK Inland Waterways and a discussion with The Narrowboat Pirate, Heidi Manning. Heidi lives a unique lifestyle as a continuous cruiser on the canals in England and Wales. She found her way to this lifestyle as she followed her heart and focused on positivity and her
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Young Adult Fiction at the Intersection of Magic, Malice, and Mystery Rebecca Rook, acclaimed author of “City of Graves” and the “Penance of Valentine Cash,” recently sat down for an inside look at writing young adult fiction at the Intersection of Magic, Malice, and Mystery.” Rebecca writes from her native understanding of the Pacific Northwest
NW Book Talk – Rebecca Rook – 7-10-24 Read More »
It’s never too late to pursue your dreams, and that’s the common theme in the movies featured in this episode of Flick Fix. First, we dive into the action-comedy film ‘Thelma,’ where Austin discusses the film and the incredible story of its lead, 94-year-old June Squibb. Then, Austin takes a look at ‘Dead Poets Society,’
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In this firstepisode, we’ll be listening to some of the Guitar Hero’s, mostly Classic Rock, from the 60’s, 70’s and 80’s. There’s a wide variety, everything from Eddie Van Halen to Steve Howe. Mixed in we’ll hear some old TV and Radio ads as well as some old news clippings. Enjoy! Did we miss someone?
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In Part 2, Hosts Elizabeth Madrigal and Karen Morrison continue their interview with Desiree Hellegers, a professor of English teaching at the WSU-Vancouver campus. Dr. Hellegers is also the co-founder and director of the Collective for Social and Environmental Justice. Dr. Hellegers is involved in “The Thin Green Line is People” Project, which documents the
The Women’s Mosaic 7-9-24: Desiree Hellegers Part 2 Read More »