This week Joel interviews Salem Art Association’s Events Director Stephanie Paterson and Artist George Essaides owner of Willamette Valley Fine Woodworking about this year’s Salem Art Fair & Festival.
Talking About Art – 07/14/2017
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07/18/2017 — Legislative Matters and Cascade Policy Institute
Jan Margosian and Cindy Condon discuss bills signed by the Governor last week and talk with Steve Buckstein from the Cascade Policy Institute about the budget, education and health care.
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Willamette Wake Up 07/11/2017 — Salem City Council
Michael Livingston reports on last night’s meeting of the Salem City Council, which included discussions about the make-up Mayor Bennett’s proposed Transit Committee and ODOT’s process for receiving comments on the impact of the proposed Salem River Crossing project on … Continue reading
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Willamette Wake Up 07/11/2017 — Housing the Chronically Homeless
Michael Livingston and Sara Cromwell report on the roll-out of the City of Salem’s recently adopted Homeless Rental Assistance Program (HRAP), the goal of which is to provide housing and supportive services to 100 of our community’s hardest-to-house homeless citizens.
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Cool Sheets Episode 33
For this week’s episode, special guest co-host Jessica Amos steps in for Brian while he’s away. Jessica’s #coolsheets include her favorite movie of all time, her favorite blog, and a great lifestyle approach to cleaning. Karen talks about one of her favorite documentaries, an incredible woman who is one of the most brilliant mathematicians of our time, and “the rhizome”. Find out about these #coolsheets and more by listening and following the links on coolsheets.cool.
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Willamette Wake Up 07/18/2017 — Mid-Willamette Homeless Initiative Task Force Update
The Task Force held its eleventh and final meeting on February 7, 2017, and, since then, the Task Force’s “transition team” has been unsuccessful in its efforts to put together sufficient funding and other support for a “project manager” to … Continue reading
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Willamette Wake Up 07/18/2107 – The Marion County Fair
Michael Livingston spent last Saturday at the Marion County Fair, and he brought back these sounds and descriptions of the people he talked with and the events he observed.
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July 20, 2017 – Historic & Cultural Resources – Powerland Heritage Park
Kathleen Mason, Marketing Director, talks with us about the many transportation museums that comprise this campus, formerly known as Antique Powerland.
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The Forum – Floyd McKay speaks from his book: Reporting The Oregon Story
Floyd McKay, journalist and author speaks at the Oregon Capitol Foundation Lecture Series from his book: Reporting the Oregon Story.
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Theatre Talk – July 21, 2017 – Much Ado About Nothing, Romeo and Juliet
Ann has on Keizer Homegrown, and Valley Shakespeare Company to talk about their plays, and actually do scenes and monologues from them! And yes, there will be a little of the balcony scene from Romeo & Juliet!
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Willamette Wake Up 07/21/2017 — Emergency preparedness for the solar eclipse
A huge influx of visitors will arrive in the Mid-Willamette Valley for the total solar eclipse on August 21. Is the region ready? Michael Rose interviews Kimber Townsend, coordinator for the Community Emergency Response Team in Polk County.
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Willamette Wake Up 07/20/2017 — Bob Reinhardt, Willamette Heritage Center, Big News!
Bob Reinhardt, out-going director of Willamette Heritage Center talks about his time with the organization, the current exhibit and about the caboose coming to WHC on Friday July 28.
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Episode 34
On this week’s episode, Jason Ramey of “Geekly Update” fame steps in for Brian with some fun #coolsheets, including a new angle on book reading, a way to add some snazz into reading books for adults, and an exciting local event that’s coming up in Salem. Karen’s #coolsheets include an author who has excellent tips to help you drawing better, a blogger who has a beautiful outlook on life and captures stunning photographs, and an awesome local business that has a beast of a menu – Taproot Lounge and Café. Yum! Check out these and more, and follow along on our website coolsheets.cool. If you’re enjoying our #coolsheets don’t forget to rate us on iTunes! 
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Willamette Wake Up 07/25/2015 — Salem City Council
Michael Livingston reports on last night’s meeting of the Salem City Council, which included the City’s taking action to make possible the development of a project that will provide 166 units of housing for low-income families.
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Willamette Wake Up 07/25/2017 — Sheronne Blasi
Michael Livingston talks with Sheronne Blasi — an auditor for the Secretary of State and member of the City of Salem’s Planning Commission who was elected recently to the Salem-Keizer School Board — about the proposed school bond measure and … Continue reading
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07/27/17 — Are You Ready for the Solar Eclipse?
Jolene Kelly, Krista Carter and Diana Dicky, all from Marion County, talk about how the agency is preparing for the solar eclipse that is predicted to bring tens of thousands of people to the area.
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7-27-17 Waste Matters: Santiam Correctional Institution
Can prisons change their colors from grey to green? Santiam Correctional Institution has a great story to tell about their efforts toward a more sustainable path. Susi and Nichole Hodgin break out the good news about what’s happening behind bars at this local state prison.
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Talking About Art – 07/28/2017
On today’s program, Joel interviews the owners of The Gallery at Ten Oaks in McMinnville, Oregon, Dan and Nancy Morrow. With Dan and Nancy is The Gallery at Ten Oaks Featured Artist, Bob Dodson.
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Early August 2017 – KMUZ NEWZ
On Hiatus
Willamette Wake Up’s “Legislative Matters” segment with Cindy Condon and Jan Margosian is on hiatus until the next legislative session. Listen for them early next year. This summer Willamette Wake Up will cover the 8 – 9am time slot with a full hour of Democracy Now!
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Word Up celebrates, investigates, “revelates” and appreciates Pacific Northwest writers and readers. Program host, Liz Cruz presents author interviews, reader raves, and confabulation of all things literary. Join her for an intriguing exploration of real live reading and writing each second and fourth Sundays at 1pm.
Dark Matter is KMUZ’s newest metal genre and first to present the female perspective. Program host, Juliene Levy (aka ADJHD) describes her show as a local and tasteful guided tour of the less visible side of Metal, crossing cultures and sub-genres from grind-core to technical-metal. Join her Monday nights from 11 to midnight.
Starting Tuesday August 8 from 2 to 4pm, tune in to Tejano music with Dagoberto Rodriguez. Tejano music is popular folk music with origins from Mexican-American people of Central and Southern Texas. Dago will give it a local flair.
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Willamette WakeUp- The Downtown Lowdown with Rebecca Maitland and Hope Skelton
Every Fourth Friday, Marc interviews Rebecca Maitland and Hope Skelton about things happening in the Downtown Core.
Episode 1 July28, 2017: Introductions to the new show, as Marc Albert, Rebecca, and Hope talk about this new cool feature of WWU, with a nod to the alleys downtown. First of a monthly series, on the Fourth Friday of every month.
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Episode 1: In this first episode, Rebecca, Hope and Marc share introductions, and Discuss current downtown happenings, especially the alleys.
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