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Doc & Jacques: Filmmaking and the 2026 Wild Rivers Film Festival
Doc & Jacques talk with Ray Simon, who highlights the Cascadia Strong Radio program and its focus on Pacific Northwest disaster preparedness. Then they welcome to the show filmmaker Michael Gorse and Wild Rivers Film Festival Executive Director Dan Springen, where...
Curry Café: Climate Change, Marine Biology, and Offshore Wind – A Conversation with Dr. Bill Gorham
This episode of Curry Café with hosts Ray Gary and Rick McNamer features Dr. Bill Gorham, a retired marine biologist and climate activist with Southern Oregon Climate Action Now (SOCAN). They discuss topics including the role of keystone species like the sunflower sea...
The Journey with Tony D’Urso: How Great Leaders Think in a Crisis
Most people don't discover their leadership style when things are going well. They discover it when everything starts going wrong. Joe Acosta, owner of Pepe's Towing Service, has spent more than four decades leading one of Southern California's largest towing and...
The Insider Report: Upcoming Activities and Events for August 4 – 10 … and Beyond
This week on the Insider Report, Dan Springen from the Wild Rivers Film Festival will be on the show talking about upcoming festival events. Kat is away, so Bruce gives the scoop on what is going on in the area, including the Chetco Library event schedule, Beyond 250...
Quality Living: A Triple Threat – Music, Golf, and Broadcasting with Craig Evans
Quality Living with Peaceful Support host Amanda Whittemore talks with Craig Evans, author of the autobiographical book A Triple Threat. He shares his journey as a musician, golfer, and broadcaster, as well as his work in sound healing, blending music and...
Joyously Free!: How Our Housing Authority Impacts Generations
Joyously Free! host Joanie Lindenmeyer talks with Matt Vorderstrasse, Executive Director of the North Bend City Coos-Curry Housing Authorities, about building a coordinated affordable-housing continuum on Oregon’s South Coast. He explains the SPARC (Service Providers...
Doc & Jacques: Doc and Her Sisters
This episode of the Doc & Jacques radio variety show features Dr. GiGi Reed and her sisters, Dr. Ulrike Mitchell and Bärbel Bremm-Schuster, discussing their careers, cultural experiences, and family dynamics. Dr. Mitchell, a professor at Brigham Young University,...
Curry Café: The Brookings Public Art Collaborative
This episode of Curry Café, hosted by Ray Gary and Rick McNamer, features Ron Schnearson of the Brookings Public Art Collaborative and Brookings City Manager Tim Rundel discussing Brookings’ public art initiative. They detailed plans for sculptures, murals, and...
The Journey with Tony D’Urso: How to Influence Without Manipulation
In today's fast-moving business world, attention is everywhere—but trust is increasingly rare. Artificial intelligence can generate content in seconds, yet authentic communication has never been more valuable. How do entrepreneurs build credibility, create lasting...
The Insider Report: Upcoming Activities and Events for July 28 – August 3 … and Beyond
This week on the Insider Report, Scott Paul from Beacon Broadband comes on the show with the "Internet Report." Then Kat and Bruce give the scoop on what is going on in the area, including the Chetco Library event schedule, Beyond 250 Living History in Brookings...
Quality Living: No Time to Cry – A Single Mom’s Story of Resilience and Faith
Quality Living with Peaceful Support host Amanda Whittemore talks with author Mindy L. Wallace about her memoir No Time to Cry, recounting a decade of hardship as a single mother after 9/11, job loss, a brain aneurysm diagnosis, and raising two children without...
Joyously Free!: A Beautiful Life as a Gay Married Man
Joyously Free! host Joni Lindenmeyer talks with Brian Green, a gay barber newly settled in Brookings with his husband Aaron. Brian recounts growing up in South Carolina, studying ministry and vocal performance, singing as a missionary, and later pivoting from property...
Doc & Jacques: Cascadia Strong Radio – Preparing for the Big One
Doc and Jacques talk with Wes Bruning and Ray Simon about their show Cascadia Strong Radio, which focuses on disaster preparedness for the Cascadia Subduction Zone earthquake/tsunami and other emergencies. They highlight practical steps for readiness, including...
The Journey with Tony D’Urso: Turn Influence Into Business Growth
Businesses today are competing in one of the noisiest marketplaces in history. Artificial intelligence is flooding every platform with content. Advertising costs continue to rise. Consumers have more choices—and more skepticism—than ever before. How to earn attention,...
Quality Living: A “Garden” Approach to Health
Quality Living with Peaceful Support host Amanda Whittemore speaks with naturopath and author Cara Ringland about her book Awaken and Become a Tree of Life: Always Be Cleansing and how its message shaped her path into regenerative medicine work involving stem cells...
Curry Café: Bringing Dance to the Wild Rivers Coast – A Conversation with Skye-Marie McDonald
In this episode of Curry Café, hosts Ray Gary and Rick McNamer interview Sky-Marie McDonald, founder of Wild Rivers Dance, about her journey in dance and making the art form accessible on the Wild Rivers Coast. Sky discusses producing shows like Alice in Wonderland...
Joyously Free!: Curry County Tourism, Part 1
Joyously Free! host Joanie Lindenmeyer talks with Miranda Plagge, Curry County Economic Development Administrator, about promoting “Oregon’s Wild Rivers Coast” and supporting local businesses as a hands-on connector for resources, marketing, and licensing. They...
Doc & Jacques: Public Art in Brookings – The Brookings Public Art Collaborative
Doc and Jacques talk with Ron Schneerson and Brookings City Manager Tim Rundel about the Brookings Public Art Collaborative (BPAC), a volunteer initiative to enhance Brookings' community identity through public art. They highlight their inaugural project, a sculpture...
Wild Rivers Film Radio: Wild Rivers Film Festival from the Inside – Meet New Board Members Robert Naugle and Jessica Niemi
Hosts Sue Wright and Bev Juday welcome new Wild Rivers Film Festival Board members Robert Naugle and Jessica Niemi to Wild Rivers Film Radio. The conversation explores their professional backgrounds, their paths to Oregon's Wild Rivers Coast, and the experiences that...
Quality Living: My Rockstar – Creating a Film About Addiction and Love
In this episode of Quality Living with Peaceful Support, host Amanda Whittemore speaks with filmmaker Stephanie Williams about her award-winning short film My Rockstar, inspired by the loss of her brother to addiction and the music of Amanda Lyberg from the rock band...
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The KCIW Soapbox is your chance to talk, sing, rhyme, or rap about what’s important to you. Come to the KCIW Studio any Wednesday at 2:00 PM. We’ll give you 2 minutes to share your two cents and put it on the air and on our website.
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KCIW is Hiring Reporters!
No fake news here. KCIW is the real deal: an Edward R. Murrow Award-winning news department that covers the local politics, issues, and people of Curry County. We’ve received a grant from the Roundhouse Foundation to expand our staff, and we’re willing to train you to cover the news. This video will give you an overview of what reporting the news takes. Interested? Contact KCIWnews@gmail.com.
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