(Airdate: September 6, 2022) The Port Townsend Film Festival is going live again! Connecting filmmakers, film lovers and communities, Volunteer Coordinator Chuck Moses, spotlights for Missy Nielsen of Everybody Can a few of the special opportunities to get involved with this signature Port Townsend multi day event of over film, food and fun.

(Airdate: August 9, 2022) Missy Nielsen of Everybody Can discusses with Valerie Roberts, Washington State Park Volunteer manager, about the unique volunteer opportunities beyond the “camp host” position. From gift shops to boat docks, join us as we learn about the diverse range of volunteer opportunities. 

(Airdate: July 26, 2022) PT Public Library’s Unexpected Offerings. The Port Townsend Public Library, founded in 1898 by volunteers, continues to rely on community support for programming and services. This Carnegie Library offers much more than a stroll through the book aisles. Join Missy Nielsen of Everybody Can as she converses with Library Director, Melody Sky Weaver, about the unexpected offerings and resources this historical community centered institution.

(Airdate: July 12, 2022) At the long-awaited return of the Jefferson County Fair this August, the bounty of our region’s unique and thriving farming heritage will be on full display once again. Missy Nielsen of Everybody Can discusses with Fairground Manager Danny McEnerney updates on the fairgrounds and the historical community and educational values county fairs brings to a community.

(Airdate: June 28, 2022) Living Meaningful and Inclusive Lives. Executive Director Claudia Coppola and volunteer Al Latham share the inspiring story of the Olympic Neighbors, an organization serving people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Join Missy Nielsen of Everybody Can as they discuss their mission to empower residents to discover what they want in their lives and to help them to achieve those goals. Learn about the inclusive activities within our larger community of Port Townsend that help these folks to connect and be in community.

(Airdate: May 31, 2022) Community Loaves Founder Katherin Kehlri joins Missy Nielsen of Everybody Can to share the story of how passionate bread bakers produce fresh baked bread for their communities in need throughout the Puget Sound. Listen in and learn about the newest “Hub” located here in Port Townsend.

(Airdate: May 26, 2022) Missy Nielsen of Everybody Can converses with Valerie Roberts, Washington State Parks Volunteer Manager on the valued role of Camp Hosts who help to keep our parks welcoming for the public to enjoy. Join us as we discuss the frequently asked questions about how one can volunteer as an “ambassador” to the state parks.

(Airdate: May 3, 2022) In 1935, a local businessman convinced Hearst Metrotone News to come and film the blooming rhododendrons in Jefferson County. Hearst provided “short subjects” to theaters throughout the United States. Thus was the inspiration for Port Townsend’s annual Rhododendron Festival. Join Missy Nielsen of Everybody Can as she discusses the return of our most beloved festival with Rita Hubbard and Mary Crozier. From Bed Races to Pet Parades this festival hearkens us to come out and “Smell the Rhodies.” Join us for this conversation!

(First airdate: April 5, 2022) On this episode of Everybody Can, we explore the world of recycling Styrofoam. Difficult and expensive to recycle, Styrofoam is not accepted in much of Washington’s residential recycling programs. The PT Styro Recyclers are working to mitigate this gap in our community. Polly Lyle and Judith Minzel discuss with host Missy Nielsen the process, the partners, and the potential for this organization to impact our growing environmental waste stream on the Olympic Peninsula.

(Airdate: March 22, 2022) Working in partnership with land and farming partners, along with grassroots and organizational allies around the region, The Chimacum Center works towards cultivating relationships, sowing sustainability and growing a more vibrant and equitable rural community. Through land-based interconnection, arts, advocacy, and education their vision is broad and their impact deep. Host Missy Nielsen talks with Executive Director Melissa O’Neill about the vision they have for our community and the place we all call home.