Death, Doom, and Dismay Playlist: Part 1: Crypt Lurker- Shadowclad, Pale Crud- Alone In Vain Moros- Joyless Swallowed- The Dying Misted In The Bloodstream Hooded Menace- Cascade Of Ashes Part 2: Cryptic Brood- Morbid Rite Bloodsoaked Necrovoid-Inescapable Transferance Of Profane Malignity Rotheads- Skin Forest Muscipula- Closed Shut (Enzymatic Death By Digestion) Putrid Vomit Christ- Death […]
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Today I focus for the most part on English Freakbeat… The Birds – You’re On My Mind The Favourite Sons – That Driving Beat The Good Vibrations – Call Me Lightning John’s Children – Desdemona John Mayall & The Bluesbreakers – Crawling Up A Hill The Web – Crawling Black Spider The Tomcats – For
Time Into Space #24 June 4th 2026 Read More »
In this week’s episode, Autumn sits down with members of the Oregon Safer Worker Coalition to discuss workplace protections, mutual aid organizing, and what it means to build community safety from the ground up. The conversation explores the intersection of labor rights and trans liberation, offering practical insights for workers navigating hostile environments. Coming Up
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Barbara Herkert Shares the Hidden Stories Behind Historical Picture Books Award-winning children’s author Barbara Herkert joins Northwest Book Talk to share the stories behind her beautifully crafted historical and biographical picture books. Known for titles that bring history, art, and overlooked voices to life for young readers, Barbara discusses her passion for uncovering the “hidden
NW Book Talk – Barbara Herkert – 6-3-2026 Read More »
The East Vancouver Farmers Market opened for its 2026 season on June 4th and runs every Thursday through September 24th, from 10 in the morning to 2 in the afternoon. Located at 17701 Southeast Mill Plain Boulevard, the market has been operating out of Columbia Tech Center since 2014 and currently supports more than 50
East Vancouver Farmers Market Opens & East Vancouver Free Concert Series Sunday Sounds Read More »
Tracy, Teresa and Rachel interview Julie Rawls, who has just retired from the Port of Vancouver USA. Julie describes how she got into public service, and why it energized and framed her career for decades. Julie describes the work of the Port and the events she created. A woman “pioneer” in traditionally men’s professions, Julie
Citizen 411 – Julie Rawls, Retired Port Administrator 6-2-26 Read More »
Artemis orbits got you wishing on the moon? Us, too. Now, through the magic of radioland, we teleport you, dear listener, into the starry skies for a front row immersion into lunar-themed sounds by Bill Frisell, Renée Fleming, recorder virtuosa Michala Petri, koto master Elizabeth Falconer, and so much more. Prepare to launch! S O
In the Wilderness ~ Moon Dreams Read More »
Head Full of Bees / Episode 8 for June 1, 2026 Playlist Rachid Taha: “Rock El Casbah” / Algeria-France / 2004 Honey Boy Martin: “Dreader Than Dread” / Jamaica / 1969 ANAIT: “Свет фонаря” / Latvia / 2025 2hollis: “3” / USA / 2024 Blanck Mass: “Dead Format” / UK / 2015 PVA: “Untethered” /
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Vancouver Pride Block Party Date: Saturday, June 13, 2026 Time: Noon to 7 PM Location: SW 7th & Main Streets, downtown Vancouver WA — in front of Dandelion Teahouse & Apothecary Details: 5th annual event. Free, all ages, family-friendly. 4,000+ expected attendees, 80+ vendor booths, live entertainment, community resource tables. Billed as: Largest Pride event
Vancouver & SW Washington Pride Events June-July 2026 Read More »
Kalama is a town of three thousand people nestled against a steep hillside on the north bank of the Columbia. To get there from I-5 you exit north for the port and drive through an industrial corridor before the road opens onto the waterfront. You are greeted by a McMenamins lodge, a newly built Mountain
History Blades Project Puts Kalama’s Past on First Street Read More »