Mac & Paulette
Michele2020-12-04T16:24:06-08:00Mac talks about the Oregon Film Museum website. Mac & Paulette page through the 1961 150th Commemorative Program. The official Astoria Bicentennial Celebration song is revealed.
Skip Hauke
Michele2020-12-04T16:24:06-08:00Executive Director of the Astoria Warrenton Chamber of Commerce, Skip Hauke discusses 110 years of the grocery business in Astoria.
Tiffany Estes
Michele2020-12-04T16:24:06-08:00Tiffany Estes talks about her local company Whole Brain Creative, which designed the logos for the Astoria Bicentennial Celebration and the Oregon Film Museum. She also discusses the latest news from the Astoria Downtown Association.
Dan Bartlett & Dave Pearson
Michele2020-12-04T16:24:06-08:00Dan Bartlett, retired Astoria City Manager and allaround Beer Geek, discusses the Astoria Ale Trail and the history of beer in Astoria. Dave Pearson from the Columbia River Maritime Museum is special cohost.
Mac & Paulette
Michele2020-12-05T08:13:59-08:00Mac and Paulette discuss the Astor Party organizing and recruiting in Canada before heading west across the continent. So that’s where the phrase “feather in his cap” comes from!
Andrew Bornstein
Michele2020-12-04T16:24:06-08:00Andrew Bornstein talks fish and the history of his family business, Bornstein’s Seafoods, founded in the 1930s.
Evelyn Hankel
Michele2020-12-04T16:24:06-08:00Retired school teacher and longtime Clatsop County Historical Society volunteer Evelyn Hankel returns to discuss the pioneering and early history of the Van Dusen family.
Willis Van Dusen
Michele2020-12-04T16:24:06-08:00Willis Van Dusen, Mayor of Astoria, shares the history of Pepsi, Van Dusen Beverages, and a few stories about growing up in Astoria. He also reenacts his dramatic performance in the movie “Free Willy.”
Rosemary Baker-Monaghan
Michele2020-12-04T16:24:06-08:00Executive Director of the Liberty Theater, Rosemary Baker Monaghan talks about her early career in forest management and provides an overview of the upcoming schedule for the theater, including a special fundraising birthday party for Michael Foster.
John Goodenberger
Michele2020-12-03T18:02:29-08:00Local Architect, Historic Preservation expert, and alligator wrestler John Goodenberger shares stories of his travels, his love of the Flavel story, and his work on the 4th grade curricula book for the Astoria Bicentennial Celebration.
