Our Backyard – Scary Stories (Halloween Ep with Pat Jollota- 10/13/21
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KXRW Original Reporting/Interstitials
Vancouver Women’s March Car Rally – 10-2-21
A panel discussion about Abortion Justice and Women’s rights with Terri Niles, Elsie Elling, Jasmine Tolbert, Rosa Colquitt, Leeza Edwards, Julie Mercado, Karyn Kameroff. This program compliments the Vancouver Car Rally for Abortion Justice, held October 2, 2021.
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The Fix – The Curtis Salgado Interview – 9/16/21
The Fix – Curtis Salgado The Curtis Salgado Interview – 9/16/21 Bill Haas speaks with Alligator Records recording artist Curtis Salgado on his new show, “The Fix”. Check it out TOMORROW- Thursday, September 16 at high noon on KXRW.FM and XRAY.FM, that’s KXRY 91.1 & 107.1 FM. You can stream by going to kxrw.fm. Curtis
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Vancouver Volcanoes and Pine Island Purchase 7-15-21
The Vancouver Volcanoes are going to be a new team in The Basketball League, a league that provides additional opportunities for playing professionally and development for its players. They had a press conference June 24th to announce they were going to be a new team in the TBL starting in the 2022 season. Steven Glickman
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Vancouver Volcanoes Press Conference 7-5-21
On June 24th, the TBL – The Basketball League – and the Vancouver Volcanoes held a press conference at Camas Meadows Golf Course in Camas, WA to announce that the Vancouver Volcanoes are bringing professional basketball back to Vancouver, WA. TBL President David Magley, Vancouver Market Owner Curtis Hill, and others spoke about what the
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Native American Issues Report May 2021
Steven Glickman interviews Dr. Suzanne Singer, a Navajo (Diné) tribal member in Arizona who started a non-profit, Native Renewables, aimed at providing renewable power solutions to over 15,000 tribal families that did not have access to electricity. Dr. Suzanne Singer grew up in Flagstaff, Arizona, got her MS and doctorate in Mechanical Engineering at UC
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