The Local Latte Funding Medical Care in Rural Africa: RichlandHub Makes a Difference One of the most delicious cups of coffee you can find locally is also funding the building of a medical center in rural Africa. RichlandHub Coffee Roasters works directly with cooperatives and small-scale coffee farmers in Africa, ensuring they receive a fair […]
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Born on August 6, 1930, the singer-songwriter Abbey Lincoln would have turned 95 this summer. In the Wilderness honors her almost-centennial with songs ranging from her sepia supperclub days of the late 1950s to her valedictory recording in 2007. You’ll hear her compositions as well as Lincoln’s leonine flights through music by Coltrane, Billie Holiday,
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Clark County is one of just a few counties in Washington state that took advantage of the Home Rule. The Charter itself specifies that it is to be reviewed every five years by an elected commission. Tracy and Teresa do today’s interview about this year’s election for a new set of Commissioners in Nov 2025.
Citizen 411 – The Charter Review Commission 8/5/2025 Read More »
Join Machine Sarah and Machine Eileen as we discuss CULTS because who doesn’t love a good cult story. The SLA, the People’s Temple, and Heaven’s Gate all make for weird conversation. Also included are a couple culty jams: 1997 — St. Motel Born to Be Alive — Patrick Hernandez Do You Feel Like We Do
Women Of a Certain Age – Cult Special! 8/2/2025 Read More »
Get The Led Out Playlist: Part 1: Original Interview with Paul Ledney of Profanatica Part 2: Broken Bones- Iron Maiden Black Witchery- Into Damnation Eternal Poison Idea- Back Stab Gospel Sacred Denial- Better Way To Die D.R.I.- Violent Pacification S.O.D.- United Forces G.G. Allin & The Jabbers- Don’t Talk To Me Prosanctus Inferi- Pontifical Undulations
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Host Michelle Bart welcomes candidates for Vancouver City Council Position #1. First is Pooneh Gray, who came to prominence in Southwest Washington due to her fight to clear her father’s name and find the real killer of her mother. Her believes “great solutions come from listening to every voice in the community” and her campaign
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Hosts Faith Spencer, Amanda Lynn Deal, Zane Thomas, and Steven Glickman discuss unusual things you can buy. One person’s weird is another person’s treasure. Listen to find out what they’re talking about.
Vancouver Arts and Music Festival Brings the World to Our Backyard The Vancouver Arts and Music Festival returns to Esther Short Park this week, with four days of music, art, and community celebration. What began as a post-pandemic vision to bring people together has quickly become one of the region’s premier cultural events, drawing tens
I’m Into This Place: Vancouver Arts Festival 7-30-25 Read More »
Jason talks James Szubski about the Klickitat Ape Cat and his theories on the paranormal happenings in the Columbia River Gorge.
Hassling the Paranormal 7-24-25 James Szubski Read More »
Breaking Barriersand Building Opportunity This episode’s guest is Lillian Stevenson, the CEO of Berrien Concrete, a certified DBE/MBE/ESB company committed to building opportunity and lasting impact in the construction industry. She leads with a focus on inclusion, community partnerships, and workforce development, creating spaces where diverse businesses and individuals can thrive. Driven by a mission
The Women’s Mosaic: Lillian Stevenson 7-22-25 Read More »