VOICEWORKS at Centrum this week…… and on KPTZ.
Wed. 11am, hear the music of VoiceWorks artists on Bring Your Records.
Thursday on Discovery Road, 8-10am, Tim Q. will host Elizabeth LaPrelle, and Pharis and Jason Romero.
Friday night, LIVE on KPTZ, the VoiceWorks Concert from Wheeler Theater — Global Resonance 7:30 to 10pm. (It is SOLD OUT, so you can join in on-air on KPTZ)
Thanks Centrum, VoiceWorks artists, and our listeners
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Sheila Ramsey chats with Recyclery’s Aleena Natty & Nat Nichols.
Drug Court: It’s Not Easy Being Sober. Our Town host Maryanne McNellis interviews Scott Rosecrans, the prosecutor who gambled that even “high risk” drug addicts could climb out of it with the right kind of help. Listen to Rosecrans explain how Jefferson County’s Drug Court has saved families – and lives.
Host Sheila Bender interviews Susan Bono, Petaluma, CA editor, writing teacher and author.
Mary Robson presents the Observations and Upcoming Events portions, and Nan Evans ventures out to go clamming and “digging for dinner” with Camille Speck and Doug Rogers of the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife. Closing music is “Intelligent Clam,” performed by Keith Munslow.
Host Mary Robson interviews Michael Dawson, Water Quality Manager for Jefferson County Environmental Health, and discusses his work in identifying water problems in the county. Closing music is “We Are Water,” performed by Hayden Panettiere and the cast of the TV series “Nashville.”
Host: Tim Quackenbush interviews volunteers at the Quilcene Habitat store about Habitat revitalizing homes there.
Host: Sheila Ramsey interviews Oswald Egan Bommer and volunteers who run the Habitat Store about how the store is run and how it benefits the community.
Host Maryanne McNellis interviews the Executive Director of Habitat in Port Townsend, Jamie Maciejewski, about the responsibilities and opportunities of Habitat for Humanity program for homeowners.
Host Kate Dwyer welcomes Nancy Elder, a fisheries biologist, who discusses the impact of the Elwha Dam removal on the near shore habitats off the mouth of the Elwha. Closing music is “Scuba Scuba,” performed by Tangerine Dream.
