The Insider Report: Upcoming Activities and Events for September 30 – October 6 … and Beyond

This week on the Insider Report, Kat and Bruce give the scoop on what is going on in the area, including the Chetco Library event schedule, Threepenny Theater production of the play Same Time Next Year, Just Desserts Dessert Auction at Curry Public Library, Ozzy & Dio Unchained at Elk Valley Casino, Hard Rock at Mr. […]

Episode Transcript

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Hello, mister and missus Brookings Harbor and all
the fishing boats at sea. I'm cousin Bruce
Ellis. And I'm Kat Liddell. And this is
the insider report.
So let your ears do the walk in
as we fill you in on what's going
on in the Brookings Harbor area and beyond.
Well, hello. Hello. Hello. And welcome to this
week's show that keeps you in the know,
and it's raining, Kathy. How are you doing?

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We made it through the weekend alright, but
It's pouring.
Raining outside. Pouring outside.
Oh, man. I've done it this way before
well, once before, but, yeah, this is definitely
the rainiest,
theater pack in day that I've have had
to do. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. We're packing in
the equipment for for same time next year,
and and, I've got all my tarps out,
and we're just hoping for that break in

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the rain that might come at 02:00 this
afternoon. Maybe. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Fingers crossed, you
know. But, we've done this before. And it's
it's just a little extra miserable, but we're
we're gonna get through it. And and this
everything's coming together, and it's really fun. And
you did the play this weekend? It was
last weekend. So it opens Friday. Oh, it
opens Friday. Yeah. Yeah. That's why I said
packing. Yeah. Packing everything in. Yeah. Packing everything
in. Not out. Yeah. Okay. I'm I'm losing

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track to the wheels. We got a set
to build. Yeah.
Yeah. Yeah. You gotta set the build. I
know. It should be a good time. Well,
we were both talking about that because I
said today my papers get delivered and I
have to Of course. Transfer them from the
van to to my car and that's there's
no cover. I'm gonna see if the when
I drive away today, I'm gonna look over
and see if that you know, the Mazda
plays across the way or the old car
plays. Mhmm. If it's open, they've got

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a enclosure there. It's right across the street
from where I get the papers delivered. Oh.
Tell the guy to go over there, but
they had a big wire up there before
so nobody could get in. But Yeah. Yeah.
Or just, like, go wander and ask very
nicely, hey. Please excuse me. Yeah. Well, hopefully,
they'll be there, and it'll be and I'll
say, hey, dude. Come over. It will take
us five minutes, you know. But yeah. Yeah.
Yeah. It did hit that one. It's going
for a few days on us here and

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everything like that. So Alright. Well, hey. We've,
we've got a whole bunch of events to
talk about. I guess the weather report's gonna
be the weather's gonna be over by the
time this podcast comes out. So boy howdy.
You know what? That's what we said. It's
just about two or three days. Yeah. Yeah.
Uh-huh.
Cool. Cool. Yep. Yep. So and we did
nothing this weekend, but just sat around and
and just did nothing. Just needed to. Sometimes

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you gotta do that stuff. You know what
I mean? Oh, absolutely. Yeah. So alright. I
hope everybody got out there and did something
and, yeah, and can, you know, get your
boats ready and all that good stuff. Who
knows? It might be coming soon. I don't
you know, this year hasn't been that big,
though. So We'll see. Never know. Yeah. So
far so good. Hey. Before we get going,
though, we'd like to thank the Oregon South
Coast Fisherman, otherwise known as the Castaways, and
Oregon Coast VIP Marketing for sponsoring the insider

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and you will be on your way. Alright.
Alright. Well, they let's just get right into
the good stuff here. Music. There's October music.
Huzzah. Starting off with Sysco on the October
4 playing at Umbrella Farms from noon to
then on the seventh, fourteenth, twenty first, and

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twenty eighth, he'll be at World Headquarters 101
playing from four to
six on the eleventh playing at the Checo
Grange from 10AM to 1PM
on the October 31, good old Halloween playing
at Checo activity center from 11AM to 1PM.
And on Wednesdays and Saturdays, Sisko plays at
the Brookings Harbor Farmers Market from 11AM to
1PM. Yes. He does. And then a Patty

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Ann on the third, she'll be at Pete's
Bar and Grill, six to eight. And on
the tenth, she'll be at Kuontay, six to
eight. Alright. And then Latitude is playing on
the fourth at Umbrella Farms from two to
four. On the eleventh at Pete's Bar and
Grill from six to eight. On the seventeenth,
it'll be at World Headquarters 101 from five
to seven, and on the eighteenth at the
Checo Grange Hall Benefit.

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Yeah. And then Checo FX,
Check out the name there. Yeah. Yeah. On
the twenty fifth, they'll be playing at Umbrella
Farms from noon to four. And then Black
GTO is playing on the thirty first at
Inateca from eight to ten.
Yeah. And we gotta make sure everybody knows
this is October. Yeah. We're in October already.
September will be done. I was gonna say
there's also not thirty one days in September.

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Fun fact. True. There you go. You got
me on that one. Yep. So October 31.
Alright. Hey, Alright. Well, you did that already.
My pal on the tenth.
He'll be putting in a Chetco Brewing Company
from six to eight. And then Lon Goddard
has some music dates coming up on the
fourth on the fourth and the eighteenth playing
at Misty Mountain Brewing, six to eight. On
the eighth and twenty second at Coontay, six

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to eight. On the eleventh at Brian Scott
Gallery's second Saturday Artwork three to six, and
on the nineteenth playing at Augustinos from 02:30
to 04:30.
Yeah. And then the mighty steel has to
be playing on the third and the twenty
fourth at in Atteca at 7PM. And on
the eighteenth, there'll be a World Headquarters 1018211.
And then the Italian guys playing on the
October

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at Inoteca,
music running from seven to 9PM. That's right.
Hey. Well, there you go. There's what we
got. If you wanna get your
music schedule on here, all you gotta do
is send it to [e-mail],
and we'll get it done for you. We'll
have it up here, and you can hear
yourself on the radio. There you go. Alright.
Hey. Let's turn our attention to some events
from the Sheco Library at 405 Alder Street

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in Brookings. Starting things off with the weekly
event lineup. On Tuesdays at 10:30AM, they have
story time for young children. And at 03:30PM,
they have tween club on Tuesdays. That's for
youth ages 10 to 13. Different,
things, to do, like activities every week.
On Wednesdays from 01:30 to four, they have
their after school program. School age kids are

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welcome to come by the library for a
free snack and hang out, work on homework,
or craft using supplies from the makerspace cart.
And then Thursdays at ten, from ten to
noon, they have their Rowdy Creek String Band
rehearsal. This is a friendly open rehearsal for
string instrument players. And even if you're not
a string instrument player, you're welcome to drop
in and listen.
And at 05:30 on Thursdays, EZflow Yoga. This

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is a free class. It is recommended that
participants be able to comfortably get up and
down from the floor.
And then Saturdays, we have a a new
thing starting on Saturdays.
Starting October 11 at 10:30AM,
we're launching another story time. So there's two
story times now. This one's on Saturday.
Stories, songs, and games for young children. And
at 01:00, they have Saturday shuffle. That's Pokemon,

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Magic, and More.
And then, new time announcement here for, the
second and fourth Saturdays. They have Teens Teach
Tech, and that's from two to 4PM starting
in October. You can drop by the library
annex with your device or tech questions and
get help from a trained cyber senior technology
mentor. Their mentors are young people who've been
trained to teach tech to older adults and
are standing by to help you with your

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smartphone, iPad, or computer. This free service is
presented in partnership with Harmony and Me Music.
And then coming up in monthly and special
events in October, there is a ton. Starting
things off, Wednesday, October 1 at 05:30. They
have a monthly team trivia night. You can
join library staff for a competitive family friendly
trivia competition at the library. And this month's

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theme is all about fall. Gather your dream
team of two to four players, kids, family,
or fellow nerds, and put your knowledge to
the test. There's a kids division that starts
at about 05:30, and the teen adult division
starts about 06:15.
Registration is recommended to help, get everything, put
together, but teen sign up teen sign ups
will be allowed the day of if space
allows.

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Then on Saturday, October 4, it's gonna be
a busy day over at the library. First
from two to 03:30PM,
they're having their fall festival and librarian
slime time. Everyone's welcome to stop by and
enjoy fall themed festivities and games, and watch
library staff members, including myself, get slimed at
02:30 in celebration of meeting our library card
sign up month goals. More than 300 people

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signed up for a card. 200 was our
goal.
While you're there, you can pick out a
free pumpkin to take home and paint, then
return it by October 24 to be displayed
on our bookshelves the following week. And these
pumpkins are limited, and they're available on a
first come, first serve basis.
Also, on the fourth at 2PM, they have
afternoon indie films. This is a free monthly
film screening for the community, and afternoon indie

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films events feature top selections from the Wild
Rivers Film Festival. October's film selection is a
comedy called Backseat Driver, written and directed by
Oregon filmmaker, Roland Stafford.
And,
finally,
on Wednesday, October 8 at 4PM, don't forget
there's a Bookworm Buddies Club geared towards second
through fifth graders. Kids vote on and pick

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the books they read each month. This October,
the group is discussing Zoey and Sassafras, The
Pod in the Bog by Asia Citro. And,
hey, all library led events pro and programs
are free to attend whether or not you
have a library card. You can find more
information about library events at checco.librarycalendar.com.
I'll give them a follow on Facebook. And,
hey, now it's time for quotes from famous

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people with Kaz and Bruce. Well, you know,
I've been doing this for, I don't know,
what, 500 shows and everything, and I always
have a different quote thing. You know? Right?
Okay. So
way to figure out something. Just like after
fourteen years of doing the pirate festival, I
finally figured out instead of putting dates on
the the the banners that we have, the
you know, I put second weekend in August
because it always Yeah. Instead of the deal

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well, it took fourteen years to figure that
one out. You know? Right? Yes. Uh-huh. Well,
so it took how long? Over 500 shows
for me to figure out that,
some of these birthdays Yeah. I'm tying them
into the Bushwacker Bruce. Uh-huh. So it's you
know, like I did the other day. I've
done the last two times, actually. I I
noticed that. I I clocked that. I was
like, I see what you're doing, my friends.

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I love one of them things that, you
know, like, I love better late than never
type thing. You know what I mean? But,
yeah, here we go. I got one here.
Let's see. Hey. And then I found out
when I went to this one, at first,
I thought he was born in September. Then
I realized I have no idea when he
was born, but I had the Bushwacker Bruce
already made
for him. So it's like That's fine. Here's
a few quotes from explorer Henry Hudson. He
was born in 1565,
and that's about all they know on that.

(09:34):
Right.
But, you know, the Hudson River and all
that. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So this land he
says, this land may be profitable to those
who will adventure it.
He says, the blue sky, the brown soil
beneath, the grass, the trees, the animals, the
wind and rain and stars are never strange
to me, for I am in and of
and am one of them.
He says the puma is, with the exception

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of some monkeys, the most playful animal in
existence.
And last but not least, he says, you
cannot fly like an eagle with the wings
of a wren.
I hope you enjoyed this week's quotes from
Henry Hudson with cousin Bruce. Till next week.
Hey. Have a great one. There you go.
I got some good quotes there, though. Yeah.
Yeah. Oh, I'm looking forward to the, the
history bit then coming up then. That should

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be fun. Alright. Hey. Three Penny Theater Co.
Is presenting
same time next year. This comedy is running
October,
and it's happening on Fridays and Saturdays at
7PM. They have a Sunday matinee at 2PM,
and it's taking place at the Brookings Event
Center. That's 800 Checo Avenue, Unit B, located
between Wild Hair Barber and Feather Your Nest

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up over on, over on Main Street there.
And Same Time Next Year is an endearing
romantic comedy about Doris and George, two ordinary
people who start an extraordinary extramarital affair in
nineteen fifties America,
meeting once a year for the next twenty
five years. Over the decades, the world changes,
their families grow, and they themselves transform,
yet their bond endures with humor, tenderness, and

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honesty.
Filled with laughter and nostalgia and moments that
tug at the heart, this Tony award winning
play beautifully captures the joys and trials of
love and friendship over the course of a
lifetime.
Perfect for anyone who enjoys a touching story
with wit and charm to boot. Same time
next year is a delightful evening of theater
you won't wanna miss. Tickets are $15 with
discounts for seniors, students, and veterans. Three Penny

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Theater Co is a proud five zero one
c three nonprofit corporation.
The run time of the show is two
hours with one fifteen minute intermission.
For some audience suitability notes, it should be
noted it does contain brief adult language and
sexual references.
And a note here about a special performance
for same time next year, they have free
Penny Fridays. Friday, October 10 is a free

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Penny Friday performance. To keep the arts affordable
to everyone in our community, all tickets sold
for this night are pay what you want
even if that's nothing at all. Tickets and
information about this show can be found at
3pennytheater.com
or by calling (541)
251-0640.
Very cool. Very cool. Yeah. Yeah. You can
find it in the inside of Sun Lorna.

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The new pickle coming out here October. Yeah.
Okay. Yeah. Very proud too on the cover
of this, of this one is the haunted
house. Oh, very fun. We are sponsoring the
haunted house this year and everything. And they
gotta go into Rite Aid. Mhmm. So Wow.
Yeah. They're going to they're going to town.
Yeah. Now it's gonna be huge in there.
So good. That's a lot of real estate
to fill with spooky stuff out on it.

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I'm telling you what, that's probably the biggest
place they've had here. Besides the old ShopSmart.
Yeah. Yeah. Uh-huh. Yeah. They're gonna have their
work cut out for them. Oh, boy.
They're going at it right now. I know
this weekend. So Good for them. Yes. Indeed.
That'd be fun to look forward to. Hey.
Just Desserts dessert auction is happening at Curry
Public Library in Gold Beach on October 3,
6PM to 07:30.

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Join the Friends of Curry Public Library for
the thirteenth annual Just Desserts dessert auction.
Enjoy complimentary drinks while bidding on your favorite
dessert. All auction proceeds, of course, benefit the
library.
Alrighty. And then Elk Valley Casino down in
Crescent City is presenting Ozzie and Dio Unchained
on the October 4 at 8PM. Tickets are

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on sale now in person at the Points
Club booth or online at etix.com
in advance, as well as on the day
of the event. Doors open at 7PM. The
show starts at 8PM. And this is a
casino, so you gotta be 21 or older
to attend. Seating is first come, first serve.
Yes, indeed. Hey. Mister Ed's Underground Pub in
Fort Port Orford is presenting nail Mary antique

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dog for a heart for a night of
hard rock. This is happening on October 4,
7PM. Mhmm. Alright. And then the Pistol River
Friendship Hall is presenting Rose Gerber. That's gonna
happen on October 4 at 07:30. Doors open
at 06:30. The singer songwriter Rose Gerber is
an intrepid American roots explorer, crafting country, folk,
rock, alt rock, and alt country into an

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ageless, ache laden signature sound. As a writer,
Rose is both thick skinned and delicate, shape
shifting from heartland rock and roll to heartbreaking
balladry with unpretentious
ease. Tickets are $20 in advance and $25
at the door. Tickets are available in person
at Wright's Custom Framing in Brookings. They also
are for sale at First Chapter Coffee House
in Gold Beach, or you can also get

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them online at river.com. They do note that
they're it's $21 online with a $1 processing
fee if you do it that way. Yes.
Indeed. Hey. Lucky seven Casino is presenting Signs
of Sacrifice, the ultimate tribute to Creed.
This is happening on the October 4, 8PM.
Doors open at seven, and the show starts
at eight. Tickets are available at the casino

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and online at eventbrite.com.
You must be 21 years or older to
attend this event. Alright. And then the Harvest
Festival plant sale is happening at the Botanical
Gardens here in Brookings on the October 11
from 10AM to 3PM.
There's gonna be live music, apple cider, baked
goods, face and mask painting, pumpkin painting, a

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Xerxes Society booth, a Master Gardeners booth, a
Humane Society booth, a Family and Pets photo
booth. There's gonna be Wild Rivers dancers, Oregon
Coast wave dancers, the Tullahwede'ni
Nation's gonna have a booth, as well as
the Checo Library. I'll see you all there,
as well as a potted garden raffle.
You'll be there too. I'm everywhere right now.
Is she gonna be getting slimed, and is
she gonna be at the Harvest Festival? Yes.

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You got the great things out of me.
Do.
Yeah.
Second Saturday sale at the Chetco Grange. This
is happening on October 11, 08:30PM
to or, actually, 08:30AM to 3PM. That'd probably
work better. A little bit. Yeah. Backwards otherwise.
Hey. Enjoy one stop shopping with vendor booths
inside and outside the Grange, handcrafted items, new

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manufactured, garage sale items,
etcetera, etcetera. You get the picture. Alright. And
then the Cascadia Pickleball Zone located at 16185
Highway 101 South,
has an hour of pickleball yoga. Here's the
schedule. It's Mondays at 11AM,
Wednesdays at 8AM, Thursdays at 8AM, and Fridays
at 10AM.
And that's all there is to it. Now

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it's time for a bit of real history
with Bushwacker Bruce. Right. Good day, mates. Good
day, Cap. Bushwacker Bruce here, and welcome to
this week's bit of real history for your
knowledge pleasure.
Did you know that Henry Hudson after a
mutiny on a ship was never seen again?
Well, it's true. And here's the story. In
sixteen o nine, Hudson, sailing for the Dutch,
explored the North American coast and discovered the

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Hudson River.
For 1610
to 1611 voyage, he sailed again for the
English and the ship discovery
seeking the Northwest Passage.
The discovery became trapped in the ice in
James Bay and a southern part of Hudson
Bay where they spent the winter. Well, by
the time the ice cleared in the 1611,
the crew was hungry, frustrated, and convinced that

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Hudson was wasting time and resources.
The disgruntled group crew led by Henry Green
and former first mate Robert Jewett
plotted a mutiny against Hudson and his loyalists.
On June 1611, they seized Hudson, his teenage
son, John, and several crew members suffering from
scurvy. Hudson and the eight others were placed
in the ship's small open boat, the shallop,

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and cast adrift in the bay. Hudson, his
son, and the eight other maroon men were
never seen again,
and the mutiny continued even after the abandonment
with the ship experiencing
further hardships on its return to England. The
surviving mutineers were arrested upon reaching Ireland, but
were never punished despite mutiny being a capital
offense.
Well, I hope you enjoyed this week's Better

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Real Estate with your Australian Bush Market Bruce.
Until next time, always keep it real.
Goodness. Excuse me. It wasn't a,
it wasn't a pleasure cruise there. Oh, no.
No. No. Some some of those voyages were

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pretty rough and, didn't like it sometimes. Yeah.
You know? No happy ending there. No kidding.
Well, hey. Coastal Home Health and Hospice offers
grief support groups
at their location at 585
Fifth Street in Brookings.
They happen on the first and third Tuesdays
of the month at 3PM.
They are free of charge. They're open to
the general public, and you do not have

(18:00):
to have received hospice services before to participate.
Walk ins are welcome.
If you need more info, you can call
(541)
469-0405.
Yeah. Hey. The Gold Beach Chess Club at
First Chapter Coffee House located at 29325
Ellensburg Avenue in Gold Beach is happening on
Saturdays, 10AM to 03:30PM.

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The Gold Beach Chess Club is a free,
non dues community chess club, which is open
to anyone who wishes to participate.
They have adult and scholastic chess players in
attendance. They do casual games, practice chess tournaments
for adults and scholastic players. They also hold
chess lessons and even run a blindfold chess
challenge at their weekly meetings.
So you can bring your own set and
board if you have them, limited extras available

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on hand. They got the casual chess, game
reviews, practice chess tournaments, and, of course, blindfold
chess challenges.
For info, you can contact Sean at [e-mail].
Alright. And then KCIW
has an ongoing soapbox series.
They give folks a chance to speak their
mind. Again, it's a show called the KCIW

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soapbox. And basically, they offered two minutes of
airtime to anyone who has something to say.
There are a few rules, of course. There's
no cussing, no slandering, no advertising.
But other than that, folks can share what's
on their mind. The studio is open every
Wednesday from two to 3PM, and you can
just drop in and record. Yes. You can.
Mhmm. Hey. Legend Arcade is presenting trading card

(19:25):
game night. This is every first Wednesday of
the month, 5PM to 8PM.
There's Magic the Gathering, UGO,
Pokemon, and more. You can sling spells, summon
monsters, trade, or battle with local players. And
that'll be this Wednesday, I think, is the
first Friday. That is the first Wednesday of
the month. Bye, guys. Check it out. Yeah.
Hey. The game night at the whimsical Griffin.

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They have game nights at the whimsical Griffin.
I can talk today.
Whimsical Griffin is located at 615 Checo Avenue
over by the Redwood Theater. The game nights
there take place Tuesdays and Fridays, five to
9PM, and it features Magic the Gathering, Dungeons
and Dragons, and board games. Yeah. And, hey,
meals on wheels, volunteers need them. If you
would like to do something that will make

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you and those you help very happy, if
you'd like to do something to help give
back to the community you love, if you'd
like to help out your fellow human beings,
then Meals on Wheels is looking for you.
By delivering a hot meal to those who
are home ridden,
you not only help someone who is hungry,
but you also bring a bit of kindness
into their lives, a friendly face for them
to see every day, and social contact they

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may not have otherwise.
There are three routes that deliver hot meals
to about 60 seniors on a daily basis.
Each route takes about one and a half
hours. You can volunteer by the day, the
week, biweekly, bimonthly, even if it is just
one day a week, one day a month,
whatever works for you. Every little bit helps.
If you're interested in helping in this great
cause for the community, you can contact Meals

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on Wheels via the Checo activity center at
(541)
469-6822.
Do something good. Yeah. Alright. Do good. And
we have another PSA here from the Scouts
of America. Yeah. They're scouting for new troop
members. Boys and girls are invited, and troop
thirty two and troop forty thirty two are
now accepting new scouts as well as adults

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who are interested in volunteering.
Scouts are able to join the troops from
fifth grade to age 17, and adults are
able to volunteer as long as they are
over 21 years old. They're able to pass
a background check and are willing to spend
about an hour and a half completing a
youth protection training course. They meet at Scout
Hall seven to 08:30PM
every Monday night except for holidays.
You're invited to come meet the troops and

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learn more about what scouts can help you
achieve. Scout Hall is located at 414 Azalea
Park Road in Brookings. And if you need
to get in touch with troop thirty two
scout master Mark Haglund, you can call (541)
661-2749.
Or if you need to get in touch
with troop forty thirty two scout master Rebecca
Wilson, you can call (707)
951-3647.

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Yo, Junior, I tell you, I was all
excited for him getting in fifth grade so
I get him in the scouts so we
can go start doing it. And he just
has no interest right now. And then Oh.
So I'm like,
dude, seriously? Okay.
Alright. Well
Yeah. Whatever.
Change. I hope that'll change then. It'll bug
you. Yeah. I'm like, I said, I go,
papa was excited about me getting back in

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the scouts.
Hey. The American Red Cross. Hey. This is
always a this is a ongoing thing. They
have the Curry County blood drives going on,
but they need blood. Or the need for
blood is constant, and sometimes that need becomes
critical. That's why the American Red Cross needs
you to make an appointment to give blood.
To give blood, you can call +1 800
or visit redcrossblood.0rg.

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Give something that means something. Give blood. Alright.
And then the Curry Public Library located up
at Third Street in Gold Beach offers Memory
Cafe Curry.
Memory Cafe Curry meets the third Wednesday of
every month from 10:30 to noon at the
Curry Public Library in Gold Beach. To register
for this program, you can email [e-mail],

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or you can call (541)
247-7246.
And a memory cafe is an informal social
gathering for older adults living with memory loss
and their care partners.
Care partners may include, but are not limited
to, spouses, siblings,
children, or friends whose social lives are often
just as affected as their loved ones. Memory

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cafes are designed to be a casual stress
free gathering to allow care partners the opportunity
to relax and socialize
with others in a similar situation.
Memory Cafe Curry is staffed by qualified social
service providers as well as library staff and
volunteers.
Yep. And Queers and Allies Brookings has a
get together at the Chetco Library Forest Room,
the third Saturdays of the month, 2PM

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to 4PM, ages nine to 19, and it's
hosted by the Southern Oregon Coast Pride. Okay.
And then the Brookings Recorder Ensemble is looking
for people to join them in the exploration
and enjoyment of playing music for the recorder.
This group meets at the Checo Activity Center
on Wednesdays from one to 02:30PM.
You're invited to bring your recorder and a
music stand. They'll provide the music. Yes. They

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will. Alright. We're down to the nitty gritty
here. Community kitchen schedule
as a Mondays at Saint Timothy's.
This is the noon to one all these
are till I get towards the end. Tuesday
is the Saint Timothy's. Wednesday is the start
of the sea Catholic church.
Thursday is the Presbyterian church. Fridays is the
Lutheran church.
On the first, third, and fifth Saturdays, it's
Saint Timothy's again. And then on the second

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and fourth Saturdays, it's the Church of the
Nazarene.
Then here's where it's different. On Sundays, Saint
Timothy's serves from three to four. You can
also find the community kitchen schedule at kciw.0rg.
And speaking of the blood thing
I think I thought I had it in
here, but I believe it's the Elks Lodge.
Is that who's the next one? Is that
Yes. Yeah. The site the the Catholic church

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always, hosts them whenever they're able to, but,
the the location the special location this month
is, is the Elks Lodge. So they're gonna
get cracking. Yeah. Yeah. We'll get it because
it's down the line, I think, because I
got it in the newspaper. You know that?
I got my paper. Yeah. Mhmm. Well, sweet.
Well, here we go. It's time to close
out this week's show. Before we go, I'd
like to give a shout out to our
fearless producers, Ray and Tom, for all their

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great work each week helping us bring our
show to the airwaves. Thank you all for
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And, hey, there's live streaming going on as

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well. Hey. Most of the info for this
week's show came from the Insider Southern Oregon
Entertainment newspaper. You can read more by going
to insidersouthernoregon.com
where you also find link to the insider
report. It's another way to get into kciw.0rg.
Yeah. Hey. Until next week. This is cousin
Bruzelles. And I'm Kat Liddell. We are signing
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