Curry Coast Community Radio

This week on the Insider Report, one of our favorite Oregon South Coast Fishermen, Dave Kuehn, comes onboard with the “Fishing Report.” Kat is away, so Bruce gets to give the scoop on what is going on in the area, including the Chetco Library event schedule, Beyond 250 Living History in Brookings Harbor, Texas Hold Em’ Poker Tournament at Elk Valley Casino, STEAM Pathways Lecture Series at Southwestern Oregon Community College, VFW Post 966 Hobby Showcase Card Show, Partnership For The Performin

Dave Zuber Joyously Free! host Joanie Lindenmeyer welcomes guest Dave Zuber to discuss his local history book, A History of Orick and Stone Lagoon. Zuber reflects on growing up in Orick, California, detailing his family’s immigrant background and how community articles and vintage photographs helped shape the project. Their conversation highlights small-town tolerance, resilience, mutual support, and the enduring value of preserving local heritage and family stories. Host: Joanie Lindenmeyer;

Quality Living with Peaceful Support hosts Amanda Whittemore and Dan McQuaid welcome sound practitioner Dawn Shipp to explore sound therapy and mindful living. Shipp shares how singing crystal sound bowls facilitate stress release, grounding, and natural energetic healing, demonstrating the resonance of her 11-inch Earth Bowl on air. They reflect on the transformative power of vibrational therapy in daily wellness and recovery practices. Hosts: Amanda Whittemore, Dan McQuaid; Producer: Amanda W

In this episode of Curry Café, hosts Ray Gary and Rick McNamer are joined by Shirley Hyatt and Bret Cecil to discuss politics following the 2024 general election. The panel reviews election outcomes, political rhetoric, and voter sentiment and explore broader policy issues, including Oregon’s healthcare reform proposals, Supreme Court governance, and civic education. They emphasize the critical importance of local elections and public engagement in shaping community leadership and local governan

This episode of the Doc & Jacques radio variety show features grant writer and consultant Alisa Green of The Green Team. They discuss Green’s transition from nursing to nonprofit development, emphasizing community impact and foundation funding. The conversation highlights the role of strategic planning, realistic budgeting, tracking volunteer hours, and building local partnerships. Green also talks about her introductory grant-writing course offered through Southwestern Oregon Community College.

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