Autumn excitedly described the Rainbow Prom as a vibrant celebration of inclusivity before shifting to a more serious tone to discuss the KXRW Funds Drive, urging listeners to support the station’s independent journalism and community programming to keep alternative voices on the air.
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In this Economic Development Week episode, Northwest Leaders & Legends (NWLL) continues its exploration of the people shaping economic development across Washington State and the broader Pacific Northwest with a conversation featuring Suzanne Dale Estey, Executive Director of the Washington Economic Development Association (WEDA). Suzanne brings a statewide perspective to the work of economic development,
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Tracy, Teresa and Rachel want you to enjoy reading and learn about good writing! In May they interview Jesse Morse and Jennifer Denrow, codirectors of the free Clark College Creative Writing Festival May 9. Our guests discuss the process of writing, emerging genres, and how ChatGPT affects their teaching, and what it means for the
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Latte Da is now open 7am until 9pm for the summer and Steena Trecha headed down to talk with the new owner Aaron Goin about his plans beyond the new hours and more at this longtime community watering hole in Vancouver’s Lincoln Neighborhood.
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Steena Trecha headed to White Oak Books to talk to customers and staff on Independent Bookstore Day, Saturday April 25, 2026. Hear from staff and customers about books, bookstores, and what they are reading now!
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Steve Lorenz at Hudson’s Bay High School is retiring after 40 years. He talked to Steena Trecha about the history of the plant sale, where it is now, and the importance of FFA programs to the growth and economy of Clark County. Hear from one of Hudson Bay’s Occupational Therapists about how inclusive the horticulture
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Join Machine Eileen and Machine Sarah as we talk about BAD OMENS, bad luck, and some of the dark songs that we love so much. Set List: American Dream — Lucinda Williams Bad Luck — Social Distortion Born Under a Bad Sign — Albert King Spanish Moon — Little Feat Tear My Stillhouse Down —
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Small business owners on Main Street Vancouver speak with Steena Trecha about staying open through the city’s Main Street Promise infrastructure project, a major excavation that has reshaped the street in front of their doors through spring 2026. On a rainy April afternoon in downtown Vancouver, with construction equipment filling Main Street and foot traffic
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Small business owners on Main Street Vancouver speak about Steena Trecha staying open through the city’s Main Street Promise infrastructure project, a major excavation that has reshaped the street in front of their doors through spring 2026. On a rainy April afternoon in downtown Vancouver, with construction equipment filling Main Street and foot traffic nearly
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