(First airdate: May 16, 2017) Get ready for the summer by volunteering at the YMCA summer free Lunch and Literacy programs. Christy Spencer talks with Everybody Can host Sheila Ramsey about Brinnon, Quilcene and Port Townsend sites. You can have an impact and some fun at the Y.
We catch up with a best-selling author who has become a frequent visitor to Port Townsend … and we learn how you can overcome the fear of public speaking from a local comedian and the former mayor of Sequim.
KPTZ was off-the-air Thursday afternoon for over three hours, as crews disconnected power and telecommunication lines to allow passage of this multiple family housing unit up Blaine Street. The four-unit house will be situated at the corner of Van Ness and Cherry Street.
Despite the temporary loss of broadcast, KPTZ continued to live stream its programming via the website.
We speak with a Port Townsend resident who offers evidence that major news media outlets have been spreading fake news about flying saucers for decades.
We talk with scientists, geologists and emergency personnel about a huge disaster that is on its way to the Pacific Northwest.
(First airdate: May 9, 2017) THESE BOOTS ARE MADE FOR WALKIN’ – FOR A LONG, LONG TIME!
Our Town Host Maryanne McNellis interviews Colleen Swantner & John Shortess, the team behind Puffin Shoe Repair. Puffin has been a fixture in Port Townsend since the early 1970s. It’s the place to go to save your favorite cowboy boots, dancing shoes, or even leather jackets or guitar cases.
(First airdate: May 9, 2017) Learn about the Rhody Festival from the Rhody Princesses – Queen Lauren Montgomery, Princesses Taylor Tracer and Sara Smith talk about the work of being royal for the upcoming 82nd Rhododendron Festival. Joining our Everybody Can host Sheila Ramsey is Brandi Hamon, Vice President of this year’s Rhody Week festivities.
(First airdate: May 3, 2017) Cris Wilson interviews Sarah Van Gelder, author of The Revolution Where You Live: Stories From a 12000 Mile Journey through a New America.
