KSVR Word Waves, Edition 35, May 27
Britta
guide to what’s happened and what’s happening on KSVR 91.7FM,
Community Radio for the Skagit Valley.
LISTEN AND LEARN
Thursday, May 27 5PM (repeats 8:30PM) “Skagit Talks”
Poetic conversations continue with Georgia Johnson, in an interview
with Mary Lynn Lyke. Produced by Joseph McGuire.
News Editor Joanna Bruno answers the following questions on The News
on Skagit Talks this week:
1. Why are toxins in our environment underestimated?
2. Who can get unemployment checks, and why are some folks left
out?
3. Why are critics panning NOAAs new salmon plan?
4. Should non-citizens get ID cards?
5. Will you enter a quilt in the SW quilt show?
6. Why is Baker Lake Resort closed for the season?
7. What should you do to avoid black bears?
8. Would you like to volunteer to teach hiking and back country
skills this summer?
Be sure to listen to the News on Skagit Talks to learn the answers to
these questions!
Friday, May 28th, 5PM Skagit Talks 2: The Home Edition
Take a trip back in time during a newest Audio Collage featuring clips
from the Anacortes Waterfront Festival, recorded by Teressa Hansen.
Produced by Joseph McGuire.
Saturday, May 29th, 7AM (repeats 11AM) Educacion Vision
Learn about developments with the parent education center and parent/
school communication. Recorded by Stuarto Glasser.
Saturday, May 29th 8AM (repeats 7:30PM and Sunday at 7AM)
Learn about issues that effect us all!
1- Actions of civil disobedience in Seattle: Discussions about the
exhibition that was held on May 20 in Seattle where 40 people blocked
the lifting of the immigration court in Seattle for two hours.
2- The march of 70 miles: Jose Maldonado, community member and host
of the sports program on KSVR trekked from Burlington to Seattle to
call for immigration reform.
3- A marathon was recently organized by Skagit Community Action
Agency: This marathon was organized to raise funds for the program
Women, Infants and Children (WIC) gathered $ 15,000.
4- Little Mountain School recently held a year-end celebration: There
were foods from different countries, music and the opportunities for
parents ,teachers and students to share their experiences gained
during the school year.
Interview with Carol Dancerol she is part of the farm worker and
pesticides project in Washington County to talk about how harmful are
some pesticides on the health of farmers and their families.
PARTICIPATE
Mondays on KSVR “The Stuarto Show” 8-10PM
We’ve got a new term on KSVR, known as “Fusic” on the highly popular
and engaging “Stuarto Show” created by Stuarto Glasser. If you’re
into the combination of cooking and music, try out this recipe created
for last weeks program focus, the music and food of the Caribbean.
Chef Stuarto,s Fusic of the week
Caribbean fried rice
Ingredients
1/3 cup canola oil
1 cube butter
1 tbls crushed garlic
3 cups cooked long grain rice
1 large egg
1 cup black beans
1/2 cup mixed dried papayA mango/ pineapple white raisins
1cup chopped in chunks fresh pineapple
1/2 cup diced red and green peppers
1/3 cupchopped green onion/cilantr
1/4 cup chopped sweet onion
1/4 cup toasted coconut
1 lime
1/2 cup veggie broth
1/3 pineapple juice
3 tbls soy sauce
1tbls red chili flakes
Options
add 1 cup of either crunchy cured thick bacon or cubes grilled chicken
or undercooked shrimp or any other fish or meat or 1 1/2 cup of all
Heat up on medium. Large skillet 4 inch deep
Place oil in add garlic
Add red and green peppers for 3 minutes
Add sweet onion 3 minutes
Add pineapple and 1/2 stick butter
Stir slowly. 4 minutes
Add rice broth and juice slowly and gently stir until well mixed
cover and reduce heat for 7 minutes
Add black beans toss
Add dried fruit stir gently for 4 minutes
Add your meat/ fish/ bacon at this time
Stir well 2 mins
Take the egg and scramble it seperately
Add remainder of stuff
Cilantro / green onions/soy/ coconut
Toss with egg remainder of butter
Top with fresh cilantro/ coconut a squeeze of lime
Done and ready to eat. –created by Chef Stuarto Glasser
Till next week, thanks for listening!
Britta Eschete, Publicist
KSVR Radio, 91.7FM
"Community Radio for the Skagit Valley"