The Insider Report: Upcoming Activities and Events for October 21 – 27 … 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, Chetco Pelican Players annual Haunted House “Freak Show”, Manley Art Center Workshop Schedule, Curry Public Library Tiny Art Show 2025, Halloween & Dia de los Muertos Weekend Family Fun Festival […]

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.
Select 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.
Hey, you cat. Hey, Bruce. How are you

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this fine Monday morning? Good. Let's do the
time warp again. Oh my gosh.
I saw the pictures. Oh,
yes. Yep. Oh, man. We That's good. You
guys had fun. Yeah. Three Penny put together
the shadow cast for the fiftieth anniversary screening
of the Rocky Horror Picture Show, which happened
on the eighteenth, and it was awesome. And
it was a ton of fun. And I

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think they said, like, somewhere around, like, 115
people came out for it. So Oh, groovy.
Yeah. Which is, like, excite I was I
was gonna say it looked pretty full in
there, so it was it was pretty great.
Okay. Yeah. Yeah. And, there was costume contest.
We had a a fantastic Frank N Furter
show up as,
in costume. I saw that picture. Yes. He
did. On Eddie. Yep. Mhmm.
And, everyone just had such a lovely fun

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time. So good times are had by all.
I if I ever went to one, I'd
go as the butler. Right? The guy who
stayed the time. Yeah. Riff Raff. You wanna
be part of the shadow cast last next
year? Because, like, Riff Raff was a a
broom, a puppet, a stick hip. Or Riff
Raff dropped out at the last second, and
I was like, hey, Darcy, who played our
magenta. I was like, how how do you
feel about being a puppeteer? Yeah. And so
we had, like, googly eyes to read on

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a stick. It was so stupid. It was
so great. Yeah. I love him. He's great.
Yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh,
yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah. Yeah.
Well, if we do this again next year,
let's chat. Oh, yeah. Absolutely. Cool. Well, you
know, I always yeah. Always involved if I
can do it, you know, and as Junior
gets older, it's almost easier for me to
start going and do it Yeah. More projects
and stuff that I can get into, like
my music and everything. So that I'm seeing.
So so I know what you did, Adam.

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We did that. How about you too? Oh,
we just hey. You know what? Same old,
same old. Just hung out, you know, and
stuff like that, getting back on the paper.
So it's boring, but, hey, it's football season,
so I'm not bored. And, you know, I
mean, gosh. I'm a Sooner fan and and
a Ducks fan, so I had two games
on Saturday, and it was like and, I
mean, I'm working on that script, and I
do stuff when I have a background going

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on. So I've got It helps stuff. Lots
of projects, and I'm doing that music project
thing and everything, and I ordered some, got
some amp an amp showing up and everything
like that because of my Good for you.
Yeah. Mhmm. My voice things and all that
things all turned around. Everything's getting here. I
got all my equipment showing up so that
we can put together a good show. Lovely.
So Yeah. Yeah. It's awesome. So Stuck up.
Yeah. Just doing so I got stuff like

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that going on. You know? So when I
do have a minute, I just kick back
and go, hey. I don't have to do
nothing. I will watch a football game or
a base or something like that. Good. Yeah.
Mhmm. So that's it. But we got hey.
There's there's some stuff going on still and
everything like that. So, I mean, in the
area. So, then, yeah, I got your November
I'm putting together paper in that November library
schedule. Holy Toledo. Lineup is, as always, busy,

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busy, busy. We'll be talking about what's going
up there. Yeah. Absolutely.
So, alright. Well, hey. I hope everybody got
out of there and had some fun this
weekend. And before we get going, we'd like
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and you will be on your merry way.
So let's get this whole thing going with
a meeting schedule. Yeah. October,
which means, of course, there's gonna be some
Halloween events coming up. And I can see
here, Cisco's playing on the twenty eighth at
World Headquarters 101 from four to six. And
on Halloween the thirty first, you'll be playing
at Checo Activity Center 11AM to 1PM.
And every Wednesday and Saturday, you can catch

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Cisco at the Brookings Harbor Farmers Market playing
from eleven to one. Oh, I hope somebody
does the monster mash. I hope. Let's have
you
I love doing that at Carrie. I know.
You're so fun.
A blast with that.
Okay. Here's check on the twenty second. Here's
check on comedy night at 7PM. On the
twenty fourth, the mighty Steelhead's at 7PM. On
the twenty fifth, it's, the Italian guys, 7PM.

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And, hey, here we go with Halloween on
the thirty first. They're having a Halloween party
with Black Beach t Black GTO, and that
starts at 7PM. Alrighty. And then, of course,
another reminder that the Italian guys are playing
at the Inatec on the twenty fifth, '7
to 9PM. Yeah. They're not going here. There
we go.
Hey. Checo FX
on the twenty fifth. They're at Umbrella Farms

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from noon to four. Oh, and then another
reminder, black GTO playing on the thirty first.
A Halloween party at Inateka eight to ten.
That's right.
Hey, Umbrella Farms. Oh, yeah. There you go.
Checo Vex. There's a redundancy going on here.
Checo Vex on twenty fifth. Checo Vex and
Friends will be playing at noon to 2PM,
and then they're taking a break and playing
from 02:30 to 04:30. Alrighty. And then I

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have a couple dates here for Lon Goddard
playing on the nineteenth at Augustinos from 02:30
to 04:30 and on the twenty second at
Kuntai from six to eight. Alright. Well, let's
turn our attention over to the Checo Library
in Brookings at 405 Alder Street. As always,
they've got a big event lineup. Let's start
with some weekly events. On Tuesdays at 10:30AM,
they have story time for young children. And

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on Tuesdays at 03:30, they have their tween
club for youth ages 10 to 13.
On Wednesdays from 01:30 to about 04:00, they
have their after school program, and school age
kids are welcome to come by the library
for a free snack and hang out, work
on homework, or craft using supplies from the
Makerspace Cart.
Thursdays are busy as well. From ten to
noon, it's Rowdy Creek String Bands open rehearsal.

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This is a friendly open
rehearsal for acoustic string instrument players. And if
you don't play the string instruments, you can
still drop in and listen.
And at 05:30 on Thursdays, they also have
an easy flow yoga class. That's a free
class, and they do recommend that participants be
able to get up and down from the
floor. And also, by popular demand, it is
now weekly on Thursdays from three to 5PM.

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They have their Checkmate Corner Chess Club. That's
for all ages and skill levels. And then
on Saturdays at 10:30AM, they have Saturday story
time now. Again, that's stories, songs, and games
for young children. And at, 01:00 on Saturdays,
they have Saturday shuffle, and that's for Pokemon
Magic the Gathering Players and more.
And on the second and fourth Saturdays from
two to 4PM, they have teens Teach Tech.

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You can drop by the library annex with
your device 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 they're standing by to help
with your smartphone, iPad, or computer. And this
is a free service presented in partnership with
Harmony and Me Music. And then coming up
for monthly and special events,
let's see. Just an announcement here that, the
monthly craft and connect with Kim on October

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22 is officially full. The wait list is
full. Those were miniature haunted houses, so just
so you know, that is full. And, let's
see, Thursday the twenty third
at 10:30AM,
you can, reach out to
Melissa,
to see about registering for an active parenting
first five years class.
And, if you want more information, you can

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contact Melissa at [e-mail],
or it might be easier to write down
the number to call (541)
294-3707
to learn more and sign up. And then
on the twenty fifth at 02:00, they have
their family film Saturday. Families are invited to
join us in an early celebration of Dia

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de los Muertos for a free screening of
the Pixar film Coco.
And on the twenty ninth at 5PM, they
have their spooky story time.
It's a yearly tradition. Join us if you
dare for spooky story time. You can enjoy
some creepy tales, eerie fun, and a frightfully
good time, perfect for little goblins and ghouls.
Costumes are welcome, but please no props that
are weapons.

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And, finally, let's see. On the October 31,
Halloween, and Saturday, November 1 from 10AM to
3PM, they've got an escape room. Will you
dare to enter? Back by popular demand, libraries
turning the river room into an escape room.
You can sign up with your team and
see if you can solve this haunted house
themed puzzle in an hour or less. Due
to the complexity and the spooky elements of

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the puzzle, this escape room is recommended for
players 14 and up. Spots are limited, and
you can call the library or visit checco
dot library
calendar dot com to sign up.
And let's see. Finally, on the twenty third,
for their book club lineup at 05:30, they
have Look Back Book Club, and this month's
read is, let's see. They're gonna be reading

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Harriet the Spy by Louise Fitzhugh,
And all library led events and programs are
free to attend whether or not you have
a library card. You can always get more
info by calling the library at (541)
469-7738,
or you can go to checco.librarycalendar.com.
Yeah. And now it's time for quotes from
famous people with cousin Bruce. Our library is
a busy one. That's for sure. You know

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what I like about that whole thing, though,
is when you sit when you say Mhmm.
You know, that they're filled up, the classes
are filled up. Up. Mhmm. I mean, that
just means there's that many people that are,
you know, boom. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Instead of
going, hey. We still got
plenty of room left, everybody, and five people
show up or something. I mean, you get
some you get It's a community hub. I
mean, like, yes. Yeah. Yeah. It's a source

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of of not just books, but but, you
know, free affordable recreation It's a great place.
For lifelong learning. Oh, yeah. Yeah. Absolutely. That's
good stuff. Thanks. And you're a part of
it. That's awesome. Oh, yeah. Hey. Here are
a few quotes from British explorer captain James
Cook. He was born 10/27/1728.
He says, remember the great greater the opportunity,
the fewer are those who see it.

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Do just want what do just once what
others say you can't do, and you will
never pay attention to their limitations again.
To enslave a people, give them money they
didn't earn. And last but not least, no
matter how great your wisdom,
you can still make a fool of yourself.
I hope you enjoyed this week's quotes from
captain James Cook with cousin Bruce. Till next

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week. Hey. Have a great one. Yeah. Yeah.
I like the last one. It's my favorite.
Oh, and, oh, look. It looks like we're
we're getting an encore of another program that's
happening ongoing this fall at the Checo Library.
It's a reminder there's a couple weeks left
to participate
in the Dear Stranger Project.
Fall's theme is real.
Dear Stranger is a letter exchange project from
Oregon Humanities that connects Oregonians through the mail

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to share experiences, beliefs, and ideas.
Everyone's invited to participate, whatever
your age, your place of residence, or your
circumstances. Dear stranger, it wants to hear from
you. Again, the theme this fall is real.
What is real to you? Where do you
find truth, and how do you decide what
is trustworthy and what is false or phony?
These days, we hear a lot about artificial
intelligence, virtual reality, and fake news. Are any

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of these things real? If not, what is?
What does it take to make a friendship,
a feeling, or an experience real? And how
do you participate in this program?
Well, step one, write a letter and address
it, dear stranger.
Fill a page or two or more if
you're feeling inspired. You can feel free to
include a photo, a drawing, a recipe, or
anything else that will fit in an envelope,
and you can pick up a dear stranger

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return envelope for free at the library.
They ask that you fill out the form
on the inside of the return envelope at
the library and sign the permission agreement. You
can also print permission forms at oregonhumanities.org,
and then you can drop your letter off
at the library's red drop box to return
it to the Oregon Humanities.
You can also put a stamp on the
envelope and drop it in the mail as
long as it is postmarked by October 31.

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That is the deadline. And when you write
to dear stranger, your letter will be swapped
with one from another writer in Oregon. They'll
get your letter. You will get theirs. The
exchange is anonymous, and you can share as
as little or as much information about yourself
as you like. Letters will be mailed to
participants in November
2025.
Yeah. It's pretty cool. It's like project. Yeah.
Gardens did that with the kids at school

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with junior's class last year. Yeah. Mhmm. And
the and the, then the and the residents
at Azalea Gardens. And and they just they
picked somebody and they wrote Like a letter
swap. A little pen pal? Pen pal thing.
Yeah. Yeah. This is almost like the same
thing because
all over Oregon, I take it. Yeah. Yeah.
All oh, okay. So you Yeah. There's just
drop boxes, like, throughout the state. Right. Yeah.
Mhmm. Neat. They're pretty neat. That's why I

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had to put it in. I saw that,
and I was like, this is cool. I've,
you know, a little bit of a a
couple of times. It's it's nice to get
stuff out from other people throughout the state.
And good filler. I like that.
Good filler. Nice long one there. No. Yeah.
Yeah. I mean, what we're getting towards the
end of the month, I don't like doing
the November stuff until, like, the week we've,
you know Mhmm. Where we need all that
stuff. So I have a couple weeks left
to participate. Still still stuff going on. Yeah.

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Mhmm. Speaking of stuff still going on, the
Czech Opeller can presenters or or players are
presenting the Brookings haunted house number twenty two
Freak Show. This is at 16261
Highway 101 South, formerly Rite Aid in Brookings.
Step right up. The public is invited to
shambles into 27,000
square feet of sheer
marquee madness.

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Smell the rotten cotton candy, the stinking sawdust,
and the stench of beasts bound riled in
their cages.
Get your one way ticket to the horror
of the freak show.
Deranged barkers will entice you into a petrifying
pavilion of gory games amidst the maze of
the big top frenzy.
Journey if you dare through an inhuman concourse

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of rat men, lizard boys,
mutated pinheads, strong men and bearded ladies, cackling
clowns, Siamese twins, bone cracking contortionists,
hideous acrobats,
misfortune
tellers,
reckless knife doors, and
a boy with a face of a dog.
This is going on. Hey. We got, you
know, a couple weekends going here. Twenty fourth,

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twenty fifth, twenty sixth, and thirtieth, and thirty
first, and November 1. So admission is $15.
It's open from 7PM to 10PM, and then
it's open until 11PM
on Halloween.
Ah, they say here it is not recommended
for ages 10 and under. So Alrighty. You
have been warned. You've been warned. So there
you go. Alright. Well, hey, the Manly Arts

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Center has a couple of workshops coming up
on the twenty sixth. They're, featuring Writing the
Natural World,
with Barry Lopez and Brian Doyle. And then
on the twenty seventh, they have the Manly
Sessions. It looks like another acoustic music group.
And on the twenty eighth, play the recorder,
beginning notes to ensemble fun. There you go.
Hey. And the Curry Public Library in Gold

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Beach is having a tiny art show twenty
twenty five.
This is happening on 10/26
at noon.
Artists of all ages are invited to participate
in the twenty twenty five tiny art show.
Pick up free sample supplies at the desk
and create your masterpiece on the theme, which
is hopes and dreams.
Return it to the library by 5PM, Sunday,

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October 26 to be part of the show.
On October 26, they returned art artwork by
five, November 1 and through December 13. Art
will be on
display. Alright. So there you go. The public
library up there. Yeah. My name Checo Brewing
Co. Is having a Halloween in Dia de
los Muertos event on the thirty first. Stuff
will start at noon, and then on the

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November 1, it'll run from one to 9PM.
Checo Brewing is having a huge fall festival
and Day of the Dead celebration.
Mark your calendars for a weekend packed with
spooky movies, apple decorating, face painting, a five
k run, signing up for that one. Yeah.
Live music with disturbing the peace and more.
Here's the schedule of events for Halloween.
The 30, they have trick or treat. You
can bring the kids by for some sweet

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treats. There's gonna be a dollar off beers
for anyone in a costume. You gotta look
wildly uncomfortable. It'll look like you would spend
way too much money on it. And classic
spooky movies, they're playing throat packs like The
Addams Family and Frankenstein on the big screen
all day. They will invite you to grab
a pint and a sofa. And then they
have an escape the brewery game. This is
a free walk in mystery game. You can

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grab your first clue from the bar and
see if you can solve the puzzles hidden
around the brewery. They're also having a candy
apple decorating bar. You can create a delicious
masterpiece.
To participate, they ask that you bring a
cash donation or a bag of non perishable
food for the local food bank. And from
Friday on Friday, that candy,
oh, I'm not sure if that's just for
the prior or the the coming up event,

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but,
five 7PM, Saturday, two to 6PM. They're also
doing a giant skeleton selfie spot.
They invite you to, snap a picture with
their 12 foot tall bony buddy. And, that's
all happening on the thirty first on Saturday
during Dia de los Muertos on the November
1. Of Of course, there's the five k
run for your life, a fun run to
celebrate life and honor memories. Check ins at

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10AM. Race starts at 11AM.
All ages and dog runners are welcome. There's
a fee per runner. Registration fee includes a
finisher medal, official time, and a pint glass
with a beverage waiting for you at the
finish line.
Let's see. Face painting. They're gonna have face
painting as well. You can get into the
spirit.
That's gonna be just midday hours to be
announced. And, again, that candy apple decorating bar,

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once again, you can create a delicious masterpiece.
And I see what they say here. The
candy apple bar is Friday from five to
seven Yeah. Saturday from two to six. And
then the Escape the Brewery game continues that
day. Yeah. And then from six to 8PM,
they have live music with disturbing the peace.
And,
tag your spooky season squad and make some
plans. It's gonna be a killer weekend. Yeah.

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Giant skeleton selfie spot. I guess that's where
I've been seeing those pictures at then. Okay.
Uh-huh. With the big tall yeah. Mhmm. Claire
had one of those at at, well, they
had one at the pirate festival. Gonna say
there's one on practically every front lawn this
year. Yeah. I noticed that. Yeah. Well, we
had the first time I ever saw one
was at the pirate festival.
Jose had his in his booth. Mhmm. You
know? Oh, yeah. On the stick cap. Yeah.

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The ocean. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. That was classic.
He did it before it was cool. Yeah.
Yeah. It was really cool.
Hey. Cascadia Pickleball Zone located at 16185
Highway 101 South is presenting an hour of
pickleball yoga. This is happening Mondays through 11AM,
Wednesdays, 8AM, Thursdays, 8AM, and Fridays, 10AM.
Alrighty. And now it's time for a bit

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of Real History with Bushwacker Bruce. Right. Good
day, Kat. Good day, mates. Bushwacker Bruce here,
and welcome to this week's Bit of Real
History for your knowledge pleasure.
Did you know that captain James Cook died
because of a misunderstanding?
It's true. Here's the story. On January
1779,
during his third voyage,

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Cook anchored in Kiu Lukakua
Bay,
Hawaii during the annual
Makahiki
Festival, which celebrated the harvest Gord Lono.
The timing was a remarkable coincidence in the
Hawaiian's rituals and the sites of the Cook
ships with their huge white sails led many
to believe that Cook was the return of.
Well, the Hawaiian's lavish Cook and his crew

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with gifts and held ceremonies in his honor.
The warm welcome, however, concealed a growing strain.
The crew's presence placed a heavy burden on
the islander's resources, and the European's mortality was
revealed when one of the Cook's sailors died
and was given a burial.
Well, when Cook ships left that bay, they
were forced to return a week later due
to a storm. Well, this was seen by

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the Hawaiians as a insult
as the Makaheke festival was over. While the
island was greeted, Cook's return with hostility.
Tensions escalated when a group of Hawaiians stole
one of Cook's smaller boats. In a desperate
attempt to force its return, Cook went ashore
with the landing party to take the king
hostage while a large and angry crowd gathered

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on the beach to protect their chief. Well,
when the Hawaiian
man was shot dead by Cook's men, a
melee erupted.
As Cook and his men fled for their
ships, he was clubbed and stabbed to death
on the surf in 02/14/1779.
Well, on the strangest part of the story,
the Hawaiians treated Cook's body with the highest
honor by ritualistically
dismembering it and preserving his bones, a practice

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reserved for great chiefs.
When some of Cook's remains were eventually returned
to his crew, a surreal exchange occurred.
A chief presented Cook's hands and some other
flesh wrapped in ceremony cloth to the.
Horrified
at the site, a British sailor reportedly asked
if the chief, oh my god. Did you
eat him?
Well, according to Hawaiian historian, the chief replied

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with a question of his own. Why? Is
that what you do? Do you eat your
dead? Well, this incident highlights the vast cultural
divide between cook crooks man and the Hawaiians.
The British were horrified by what they perceived
as cannibalism
while the high Hawaiians were simply performing a
funeral ride for an adversary of high status.
The entire incident illustrates the cultural misinterpretations

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that shapes Cook's initial divine reception and his
eventual gruesome end. Well, I hope you enjoyed
this week's been a real estimate with yours
truly, Bushwacker Bruce. Till next time, always keep
it real.
Alright. Grim ending there to that extreme.

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Yeah. Whoops. Shouldn't have turned around and came
back. I must say, like, yeah. It's gonna
say once they caught on to you. Yeah.
Yes. It was like, yeah. First of all,
a guy yeah. That was pretty wild. So
Colonialism attempt number one failed. Yes. That's right.
Failed.
Yeah.
Alright.
Well, Coastal Home Health and Hospice offers grief
support groups at 585 Fifth Street in Brookings.

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They happen on the first and third Tuesdays
of each month at 3PM. It's free of
charge and open to the general public. You
do not have to have received hospice services
before to participate, and walk ins are welcome.
For more info, you can call (541)
469-0405.
Yes. Indeed. And if you're into chess, Gold
Beach Chess Club is happening at First Chapter

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Coffee House, 29325EllensburgAvenue
in Gold Beach, Saturdays, 10AM to 03:30PM.
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 checks tournaments
for adults, and scholastic players. They also hold

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chess lessons and even run a blindfold chess
challenge at their weekly meetings.
Bring your own set and board if you
have them. Limited extras are available on hand.
Casual chess, game reviews, practice chess tournaments, and
blindfold chess challenges. For more info on this,
you can contact Sean
at Stobin, stobin,[e-mail].

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Alrighty. And then KCIW,
of course, has their ongoing soapbox series, and
they give folks a chance to speak their
mind. Basically, KCIW offers 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

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Wednesday from two to three for people to
drop in and record.
Yeah. And Legends Arcade is presenting trading card
game night every first Wednesday of the month
from 5PM to 8PM. You got Magic the
Gathering, UGO, Pokemon, and more. Hey. You can
sling spells, summon monsters,
trade or battle with local players. There you
go. And then there's game nights at the

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Whimsical Griffin located at 615 Checo Avenue down
by the Redwood Theater. Those happen on Tuesdays
and Fridays weekly from five to 9PM.
Features Magic the Gathering, Dungeons and Dragons, and
board games. Games, games, games all over. Yeah.
Hey. Here's what I always like to get
to, the Meals on Wheels volunteers needed. If
you'd like to do something to help you
make
you and those you help very happy, if

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you would like to do something to help
give back to the community, love. If you'd
like to help out your 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 can also
bring a bit of kindness into their lives
and a friendly face for them to see
every day and social contact they may not
have otherwise.
There are three routes that deliver hot meals

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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.
Mhmm. Yes, indeed. So if you're interested in
helping with this great cause for the community,
you can contact Meals on Wheels via the
Check Your Activity Center. (541)

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469-6822.
Alrighty. And then Brookings Harbor Scouts of America
are scouting for new troop members, and boys
and girls are invited. Troop thirty two and
troop forty thirty two are accepting new scouts
as well as adults interested in volunteering.
Scouts are able to join the troops from
fifth grade to age 17. Adults are able
to volunteer as long as they are over
21 years old, are able to pass a

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background check, and are willing to spend about
an hour and a half completing a youth
protection training course. They meet at Scout Hall
from seven to 08:30PM every Monday night except
for holidays, and they invite you to meet
the troops and learn more about what scouts
can help you achieve. Scout Hall is located
at 414 Azalea Park Road in Brookings. And
to reach troop thirty two scout master Mark
Hagelin, you can call (541)

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661-2749,
or troop forty thirty two scoutmaster Rebecca Wilson
can be reached at (707)
951-3647.
Yeah. Hey. In America Red Cross, Curry County
blood drives. The need for blood is constant,
and sometimes that need becomes critical. That's why
American Red Cross needs you to make an
appointment to give blood. You can call +1

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800
or visit redcrosscrossblood.0rg.
Give something that means something, give blood. And
that I would just got a voice mail
and, reminding me of my appointment, actually, at
01:15 tomorrow down at the Ux Lodge. Is
that it's tomorrow then. Oh, okay. That's why
I took it off the other day. We
announced it last week then. Okay. Yeah. Good.
I was gonna say, did is that coming

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yet? Or Yep. That is coming up. It's
this week as a matter of fact.
Fact. Sweet. Sweet. Well, if you missed that,
you know, because we won't air till Wednesday,
but you can always More will be coming.
Yeah. More will be coming. Yes.
Alrighty. Well, there we go. Hey. We're good.
Yeah. That's Yeah. Let's get to flying for
the
producer here, and it's time to close out
this week's show. Before we go, I'd like

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to give a shout out to our Phil's
producers,
Tom, for all his great work each week
helping us bring our show to the airwaves,
and thank you all for tuning in to
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So there you go. It's all roundabout wonderful
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Bruzellis. And I'm Kat Liddell. We are signing
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out there.
Bam.
Alright. Yeah. We Good day.

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