[ KSVR Word Waves 39] KSVR Word Waves, Edition 34, May 19

[Britta]

Welcome to this weeks edition of KSVR Word Waves, a short and simple
guide to what’s happened and what’s happening on KSVR, 91.7FM
“Community Radio for the Skagit Valley”.

LISTEN AND LEARN

Thursday, May 20th 4:55PM (repeats Saturday at 7:25AM) "Bookviews"
Start your evening off listening to local programming featuring Skagit
County Librarians highlighting the book "Demon Chick" by Marilyn Kaye.

Thursday, May 20th 5PM (repeats 8:30PM Sunday) “Skagit Talks”
Conversations continue with poets participating in the upcoming Skagit
River Poetry Festival, as Mary Lynn Lyke talks with Poet, Sam Green.

News Editor Joanna Bruno gathered the following news stories to share
this week:
1. Could an oil disaster happen in Puget Sound?
2. Has your non-profit lost its status?
3. How does TransAlta Coal Plant pollute the environment?
4. Why do so many agencies cite TransAlta for health issues?
5. What invasive species have gained a foothold in our area?
6. Why is Ecology holding public meetings?
7. Where are the Crossing Point sculptures being moved?
8. What native plants attract birds, butterflies and bees to your
yard?
Listen to the News on Skagit Talks, Thursday at 5 p.m. to learn the
answers to these questions.

Thursday, May 20 “The Massive Mix Session” 8-10PM
The Massive Mix Session will have a slightly massive switch, as host
of RockSteady on Friday nights, Ayla, will be filling in for DJ
DefKawn and Note. Tune in for some bonus Caribbean music during the
massive mix.

Friday, May 21 Educaion Vision 11-11:30AM
Join Stuarto Glasser for a conversation about career pathways for high
school students.

Friday, May 21 Skagit Talks 2, 5:00PM
Learn about actions and activities of the Swinomish Climate Change
Education and Awareness Group with Communications Facilitator and
Community Organizer, Shelly Vendiola. As always, learn about the
marine environment during creature features!

PARTICIPATE

KSVR is seeking volunteers interested in helping to record short
profiles at community events, that will be aired on Skagit Talks, as
“radio collages”. For more information, contact Radio Producer,
Joseph McGuire, 360-416-7001.

KSVR has a part-time employment opportunity for a Diversity
Programming Specialist. For details, visit the website at www.ksvr.org

TIll next week,
Britta Eschete, Publicist
KSVR Radio 91.7FM



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