(First airdate: March 20, 2019) Nature Now visits the Jefferson County Historical Resource Center to see their Natural History collection. Join host Kate Dwyer and Resource Center curator Becky Shurman as they go back in time to learn about stuffed birds, giant clams, Charlie the Cougar and reindeer.
(First airdate: March 21, 2019) Meet Washington’s Boating Safety Expert. Rob Sendak is at the helm of Washington State Park’s Boating Program and offers up insights about the State boating program, tips on boating safety, and the personal path that led him to his new post as Washington State’s boating law administrator.
Tossed Salad with Phil Andrus welcomes Spring with a fresh salad for us all to enjoy:
1:00 – Northwind Arts: Simon Lynge
2:00 – Bob Rosen, South County Report, with Norm Johnson of Concerts in the Woods
2:30 – Chuck and George, instruments de jour
3:30 – Alice Susong, story teller
4:00 – Jesse Thomas et al.
4:30 – Catherine McNabb, reading
(First airdate: March 19, 2019) Host Sheila Bender talks with Rashida Scholz about her Grace Bloods series, novels penned under the name Jasmine Silvera. The setting is in an alternate present-day Prague, where a mortal woman draws on the power of gods through dance in solving murders.
(First airdate: March 19, 2019) From kitchen tables to log cabins in the frigid Arctic, learn how non-profit community radio leaders Robert Ambrose and Colin Foden led radio stations from startup to our very own “Radio Reimagined” campaign today.
This week on the Compass, we talk with a New York playwright who brought a very unusual play to Port Townsend – a comedy about climate change. And judging by audience reactions, that subject actually can be very funny.
On the March 15, 2019 Tossed Salad show, Phil Andrus interviewed retired Baptist minister Donn Ring about a spiritual basis for environmental protection.
On the March 15, 2019 Tossed Salad show, Phil Andrus interviewed Blue Heron 4th and 5th grade participants in the Writers in the Schools (WITS) program after the students read their recent writings.
On the March 15, 2019 Tossed Salad show, Phil Andrus interviewed members of the League champion Chimacum High School girls basketball program.
KPTZ is throwing a party, and you’re invited! So put on your dancin’ shoes and come to the Palindrome on March 16 to enjoy a very special appearance by Ireland’s own I Draw Slow – bringing you highly contagious fun, superb musicianship, and a show guaranteed to raise the room from its foundation. They combine the best of Irish and American storytelling traditions with close-harmony vocals, compelling subject matter, and intriguing instrumentation.
Special Pre-Event Offering! V.S.O.P. Tables
In addition to available seating, four V.S.O.P. (Very Special, Our Pale Ale) tables (seating 8) will provide an enhanced concert experience. For a special group price of $500, we’ll complement your evening with a great view of the stage, special Slow Draws of Port Townsend Brewing Co’s KPTZ Fortifier APA, and savory concert snacks! For more information, call KPTZ 360-379-6866 or email [email protected]
Admission
Tickets are $22 Advance / $25 at the door.
Available online at BrownPaperTickets, and at Port Townsend Food Co-op, Crossroads Music, and KPTZ. Doors open 6pm, show starts at 7pm.
Please join us for a fabulous, fun-filled night in celebration — and help Build a New Home for KPTZ!
