November 4, 2025 • 27 mins
This week on the Insider Report, Kat and Bruce welcome to the studio Wild Rivers Film Festival board member Sarah Dodson. Sarah officiates the Oregon Ducks-themed prize drawing from last week’s WRFF special double feature showing of the films R BnB and The Pumpkin Karver with filmmaker Robert Mann. Then Kat and Bruce,give the scoop on […]
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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.
Hey, Kat. Hey, Bruce. How are you doing
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this lovely Monday morning? How about you? How's
your Halloween weekend? It was
surprisingly busy. My goodness. I got started on
Thursday. I went to that double feature screening
of, Robert Mann's Airbnb and the pumpkin carver,
that the Wild Rivers Film Festival very graciously
hosted at the Redwood Theater. Yes. And,
and then I ended up, doing some some
impromptu,
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leading some impromptu interviews on the on their
little red carpet step at Room P with
some of the leaders I noticed. They got
you, like, give me your mic and you're
on. I was gonna they were like, would
you do some interviews? And they handed me
a microphone. I was like, sure. I can
do that. I know all of you pretty
well. So yeah. Yeah. I did some q
and a's with them. I'm I think the
video for that will be coming out soon,
but they got some nice pictures. So Yeah.
And I've seen those making the rounds on
social media. Yep. I saw those on Facebook.
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Really, some great pictures. Mhmm. Yeah. And then
on, on Friday, a a friend who was
who was working at the the haunted house
asked if I'd come come be a guest
in their in their spot on on the
haunted house. So first time in years that
I went back to the haunted house and
and did a little bit there. So, I
I came through relatively unscathed and intact. It's
a huge place. Yeah. Yeah. But that was
a busy, busy Halloween night. And then on
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on Saturday, it was well, it was a
work day for me. But but before before
I went into work, I, I ran the
the Run for Your Life five k at
Check Cove early. You did that one. Okay.
Good. Turned around, like, hopped in the shower,
got dressed, went to work. And then right
after work, I went to went to,
Founders Circle party for the for the film
festival
that, where people got to do a meet
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and greet with Robert Mann, the director. Yeah.
Yeah. And it was good. Oh, the food
was so good. It was so good. Yeah.
It was a good time. Lots of lots
of good times with good folks. But and
then Sunday, I just I I made cupcakes
and crashed. There you go. Well, you know,
you should after doing something like that. Yeah.
I was like, my gosh. I I am
I don't know how to say no to
things. I just I'll I'll go to any
old shindig, I guess.
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Well, you know what? It's funny. During during
the summertime, I'm the I'm talking every weekend
about, yeah. I have five days, six days
of doing this blah blah blah. I had
a long weekend and everything. I got bed
and this now in the wintertime, it's like,
you you get to run out there and
do all that fun stuff. I I realized,
yeah, my activity kind of in the winter.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So we have our
seasons. Yeah. We have our seasons. Yeah.
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Yeah. Absolutely. So How about you and Junior?
How how the hell did we go? Okay.
Okay. Tell me. That was just funny as
that was just the weirdest thing. So, anyways,
it rained. I had my roof being worked
on, getting vents and stuff put in, and
Yeah. Had to stop on Thursday because it
started, you know,
and everything like that. Raining a little bit
on him, so he had to stop. So
he had to come finish it on Friday.
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So and he came around the time we
were gonna go down to the chamber thing.
Right? And couldn't go to that one because
by the time the dude was done Right.
It was past that. Right. So Junior is
getting a little antsy, and I'm sitting there
going
and it was about 06:00. And I go,
okay. Let's, go ahead and do a let's
go trick you know, he wanted to go
trick or treat. I said, do you want
me to wait till it gets a little
darker and stuff like that? And he goes,
no. I wanna go now. I'm ready to
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go now. Okay. Okay. You got it. So
we went. Right? Mhmm. Well, yeah. There was
nobody hardly out. You can't tell because nowadays,
you almost gotta go at dark so you
know who's home and who's not because people
leave their lights off a lot. They're you
get one out of five houses maybe that'll
serve, be doing trick or treat. Yeah. You
know, right right to what used to be.
Yeah. As it was last year and everything
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like that. So so here's what he does.
We drive around the block in the area
we easily go. Mhmm. And he goes, you
know what, papa?
Why don't we just go get me some
McDonald's then? And we call it a night.
I was like, are you kidding me? No.
Yeah. You know? And he did. He wanted
to go McDonald's. And I said, you sure
you don't wanna go? He was, like, ready
to go home, relax,
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do that. And then a friend came over
the next day and There you go. Brought
a big bag of candies
that she had, and it was like, oh,
okay. Well, he got he it was like
he went. You know? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Without
doing man, no. He just isn't he wasn't
interested in the events this year. He said,
I did six years of that. I'm gonna
take a break for a minute. And then
the Halloween done that. The Halloween, he's doing
the same attitude, and I'm like, oh, okay.
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You know? You know? I was like, wow.
The only time I really like it, though,
is Mhmm. When we go to Azalea Park
for the lights. Yeah. And, you know, Santa
Claus lines are, like, Oh, yeah. Mile long.
Yeah. He I go, well, you wanna go
see Santa Claus? And he's just like, not
interested. No. And that when I was younger,
I'm good. Yep. Yep. I know. He's getting
into, like, that tween age too. What can
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I say? I buy I go buy him
a hot chocolate and love her. Yeah. I
go And we have a grand old time.
Yeah. And it's like a beautiful thing. So
that was it. Yeah. I had a good
one. The Dodgers won these World Series, so
that I heard that. I saw that going
down and everything. And then,
yeah. Yeah. It was great. We my three
my teams played football,
all won this week. They all last last
last week except for the Ducks, and then
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the Ducks had it by this week. And
the Sooners won, the Vikings won, and the
Niners won. So I was happy to go
camper this weekend on that stuff. So yeah.
Yeah. Hey. It was a grand old weekend
for you. Yeah. We just, yeah. We're enabled,
but the roof's done. But your roof's done,
man. That's what matters. And I gotta tell
you, you know that movie. I was just
telling them out there Mhmm. That movie I'm
writing Mhmm. Six hours
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I spent on it this weekend. Oh, you
got some more time. Oh, it's one of
those that where, like I was saying, when
I usually write, a script or something like
that, I I focus on what I thought
of that night, and I write it down
and everything. And it just stay on that.
With this one Mhmm. I'm sitting here writing,
and all this stuff's flamin' into my head,
and I've just so, like, a paragraph turns
into, like Mhmm. Four paragraphs, you know, and
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a whole scene is done all of a
sudden. I'm like, I'm going beautiful. Okay. So
that's going really well. I'm really doing it.
Yeah. And it's funny.
Junior helped me with some a character, the
bad guy, and, this is gonna be so
funny. It's gonna be so funny. Oh, I
can't wait to I can't wait to to
hear more as the production gets underway. That's
really cool. That's really cool. Inspired me on
Nice. And it was cool. Yeah. Well, hey.
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Speaking of films Yeah. Films. I swear to
you. Actually, if you wanna go get her
while I'm telling people what's going on here,
we have some guests here from the Wild
Rivers Film Festival. We're gonna bring be bringing
in board member Sarah Dodson.
So we are the the show where the
official drawing for their for their Ducks game
giveaway.
They had a raffle. Folks entered that raffle,
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in advance, at the at the pumpkin carver
double feature screening event.
And, we, we are going to be announcing
the winners right now, and I'm happy to
welcome Sarah Dotson to the show. Welcome to
the insider report, Sarah. How are you doing
today? I'm good. Thank you so much for
having me. We're so excited to announce the
winner for the Ducks tickets. Yeah. We're very
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honored that you picked us to do the
the drawing yourself. Very well. You guys are
the best. Yeah. We're a great one. Good
evening. It was a fun event,
fun couple of events, and I know you
guys had a had a nice time on
on Halloween with the pumpkin carver down in
Crescent City as well. So you had a
busy Halloween weekend as well. It was a
lot. Yeah. Yeah. And,
I guess, let's let's go ahead and get
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this get this drawing underway. Drumroll. So alright.
Let me get a little drumroll. I I'm
the person who's picking it. Okay. Yep. You
go ahead. Alright. For for fairness, I'm not
looking. I'm not looking. And
alright. Here we go. She's got it. And
the winner
is an email address,
and it does not have a name on
there.
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So Let's I'm not going to give away
that email address. Let's go ahead and I'm
just gonna say, like, we asked you to
put your name on that. Unfortunately, you're not
our lucky winner if you did not put
your name on the ticket. Sorry, guys. We're
gonna choose again. I'm gonna make an executive
decision here and say, hey, That's not as
much fun. One more time with feelings. Yes.
Our winner is Jodie Slosser.
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Jodie Slosser is the winner of the Ducks
tickets. And, if I if I remember the
Slossers correctly, they are Ducks fans, so they're
gonna be pretty excited about about that. Hi.
There you go. Congratulations. Congratulations. Yeah. Three tickets
to the Ducks take game on November 14.
Yeah. Thank you so much for supporting the
film festival, Jody. And, and, yeah, if there's
anything else you want people to know about,
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anything coming up with the film festival, now
is your chance to share it while you
got some air time. Anything, people should know
about coming up? Absolutely. So we have the
art walk coming up this weekend,
down at Compass Rose. We'll be doing a
screening down there and I believe a brief
q and a at 4PM
This weekend. With actually the filmmaker.
So that is definitely something to to attend,
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and we are always part of the second,
art walk, the second Saturday art walk. And
we are just excited to
have more events like this. And stay tuned
because there's lots more to come. Oh, yeah?
Oh, yeah. You're always doing something, it seems
like. Yeah. You're not just, the the August
festival. You always have something going on. Always.
Sarah, thank you so much for being with
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us today. Thank you so much. Yeah. And
I'm working on something too as I was
talking to you about. So I could make
sure we could be doing a q and
a on my film. You know what? I
cannot wait, Bruce. It's gonna be a blast.
Awesome. Very excited about it. Alright. Thank you
so much for being here. You have a
great day. Thank you so much for having
me, you guys. Alright. You're good. Mhmm.
Alright. Sweet.
Alright. So winner and oh, it's great. It's
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the duck fans. That'll be fantastic. Yes. So
they will be, they'll be contacted very shortly,
and and they'll be finding out if if
not, like, directly in a little bit here,
they'll be finding out when the show airs.
So there we go. There we go. Alright.
Sweet.
Alrighty. Well, shall we turn our attention to
the music that's coming up in November? Well,
first, I better Oh, yeah. Thank the, we
gotta give our love to our sponsors, of
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course, first. Let's do that. And then we'll
do Yeah. We wanna thank the Oregon South
Coast Fisherman, otherwise known as the Castaways, and
Oregon Coast VIP Marketing for sponsoring the insider
re report. And if you wanna sponsor our
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And, you know, we were supposed to have
Dave in, but maybe he went fishing or
something. So we'll, you know, we'll get in
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eventually with the first from him eventually.
Yeah. Yep. Alright. Oh, now let's get into
some music. Now onto our regularly scheduled programming
with the music scheduled for November. Alright. Starting
things off, Sysco playing Wednesdays and Saturdays at
the, at the Brookings Harbor Farmers Market from
10AM to 1PM.
Also playing on the eleventh, eighteenth, and twenty
fifth at World Headquarters 101. That's from four
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to six. Then on the twenty eighth, you'll
be at the Checo Activity Center playing from
eleven to one. And on the twentieth, he'll
be at Sea View from 12:30 to 01:30.
Yeah. I tried to separate these a little
bit too from each other.
Hey. The mighty Steelheads, they'll be playing on
the seventh and the twenty first in Atteca,
seven to ten. And on the twenty ninth,
they'll be at Porta Pines, South down there
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at 7PM to 10PM. Alright. And the Italian
guys are playing on the eighth and the
twenty second at Inateka down in Crescent City
from seven to nine. Yep. And Longgard has
got a bit of a schedule here. On
the nineteenth, he'll be at Kune Thai, six
to eight. On the eighth, he'll be at
Ambiance By The Sea, three to nine. On
the fourteenth, he'll be at Pete's Bar and
Grill, six to eight. On the fifteenth and
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twenty ninth, he'll be at Misty Mountain Brewing,
six to eight. On the twentieth, he'll be
at the Brian Scott Gallery brown bag lunch,
11:30 to 01:30. And on the twenty second,
he'll be at Porta Pine South, 09:30PM.
He's back on he's back on the move
again. Good. Good. Good. And then Black GTO
is playing on the fourteenth at Inateka down
in Crescent City. Time to be announced. Oh,
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yeah. Yeah. Yeah. There you go. Hey. That's
a good one. I've got the Inateka down
the way. We'll get her there. Yeah.
Hey. Patty Ann, she's playing on the seventeenth.
Pete's Bar and Grill, six to eight. On
the fourteenth, Kuentai, six to eight. And on
the twenty second, Umbrella Farms, noon to three.
Great. And then Mike Powell is playing on
the fourteenth at Checo Brewing Co. Music there
running from six to 8PM. Yeah. And then
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the in Attega, this will cover the black
GTO. On the seventh, the mighty steelhead, seven
to nine. On the, eighth, the Italian guys
seven to 10.
On the fourteenth, it'll be black GTO seven
to nine. There we go. Fifteenth,
be karaoke seven to nine. On the twenty
first, the mighty steelhead seven ten. And then
on the twenty second, Italian guys again, seven
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to nine. Okay. And then, lineup here for
Misty Mountain Brewing. Music there generally running six
to 8PM.
On the fifteenth, it's Long Goddard. On the
twenty second, Ukulele John. And on the twenty
ninth, Long Goddard again. Yes. Indeedy. And then
Rogue Screens, I got one more here.
Lacey sent to me on the twenty third.
There'll be a Augustinos
two to four. Alright. Well, let's get into
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some more events happening in November starting with
the Checo Library.
Just a quick rundown of their weekly events.
On Tuesdays at 10:30AM, they have story time
for young children. 03:30PM is their tween club
where youth ages 10 to 13 explore new
interests and activities every week. Then on Wednesdays,
from 01:30 to about four, they have their
after school program. You can hang out, and
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get a free snack, work on homework, craft
using supplies from the Maker Cart, and that's
for school aged kids.
On Thursdays, it's a it's a busy 01:10AM
to noon. It's the Rowdy Creek String Band
open rehearsal. This is for acoustic string instrument
players. And if you're not a string instrument
player, then you're still welcome to drop in
and listen. Then from three to five, they
have Checkmate Corner. This is a weekly chess
club for players of all ages and all
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skill levels. And then at 05:30PM on Thursdays,
they have Easy Flow Yoga. This is a
100% free class. They do recommend that you
be able to comfortably get up and down
from the floor.
Saturdays at 10:30AM, they have another story time.
1PM, they have Saturday shuffle for, Pokemon, Magic
the Gathering, and more.
And second and fourth Saturdays from two to
4PM, they have their ongoing teens teach tech,
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and that is where, cyber senior technology mentors
will help you with one on one, help
with your device or tech questions. And this
free service is presented in partnership with Harmony
and Me Music.
And then coming up in special events, so
from now to November 15,
there's a an activity for families. It's a
take home parade float kit. You can celebrate
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the magic of the Macy's Day parade with
a special story time at 10:30AM
on Saturday, the first that happened.
After that, families were able to pick up
a take home kit to create their own
mini parade float, and they are available still
available while supplies last. Drop by the library
to pick one up. And then November,
it's currently children's book week, and they're having
a coloring contest.
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You can come by the front desk and
pick up a coloring sheet, and, the winners
can win a Dav Pilkey Dog Man book.
And then on Wednesday, the fifth, coming up
at 5PM,
there's gonna be a special concert. It's called
Music of Four Centuries, Peter Fletcher in Concert.
This is a free community concert featuring classical
guitarist Peter Fletcher. He offers an audience friendly
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solo recital, including repertoire that runs the gamut
from the Renaissance period through the twentieth century.
And And then on the eighth at, this
is a Saturday from 11AM to 3PM, they're
gonna have a miniature Game Con and cosplay
contest. So the team behind Harbor Game Con
will be at the library to give a
preview of what's to come next year, and
you can join them for a variety of
tabletop and RPG games, wear a costume, explain
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the story behind your creation. And then at
1PM, the costumer extraordinaire Julie Caton will advise,
on different no sew tips and techniques that
you can use to make your own cosplay
costume.
And, on Monday, November 10, all day long,
they have their spice world bags. You can
take a culinary journey around the world. They
feature a unique monthly spice from a different
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part of the world, including trivia and recipe
suggestions.
But do note, supplies are limited. It's first
club. First come, first serve. And if you
have any questions about upcoming events at the
Checo Library, you can always follow them on
Facebook. You can give them a call at
(541) 469-7738,
or you can check out their events calendar
online at checcolibrary.org.
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Alright. And that's just the tip of the
iceberg, but we gotta get moving here, and
it's time for quotes from famous people with
cousin Bruce. Yeah. Here are a few quotes
from martial artist, Bruce Lee. He was born
11/27/1940.
He says a goal is not always meant
to be reached. It often serves simply as
something to aim at.
He goes, adapt what is useful, reject what
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is useless, and add what is specifically your
own.
That's one of my personal mantras right there
from you. And if you spend too much
time thinking about a thing, you'll never get
it done. And then last but not least,
if you love life, don't waste time, for
time is what life is made up of.
There you go. Hope you enjoyed this week's
quotes from Bruce Lee with cousin Bruce. Till
next week. Have a great one. Dig it.
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The man that got me involved in martial
arts right there. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Very inspiring
figure. Very inspiring. Hey. Well, over at the
Elk Valley Casino, they're having a thirty year
anniversary,
thirty thousand poker tournament,
from the sixth through the eighth. The action
is happening at Elk Valley Casino, and they
say it's their largest guaranteed prize pool of
the year. Session one is Thursday, November 6,
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starting at 6PM.
The second session is Friday, the seventh, at
6PM. And then they're gonna have a grand
finale Saturday, November 8 at 1PM. You can
get more details and find out more at
elkvalleycasino.com.
Yes, indeedy. And, yes, that's right. You've been
waiting for it. Here it comes. The Wild
Rivers Mushroom Mushroom Festival coming to Brookings. Mhmm.
This will be happening on the, eighth and
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the ninth this weekend,
10AM to 4PM.
Known as one of the most popular Pacific
Northwest festivals, the seventh annual Wild Rivers Mushroom
Festival is being held once again at Checo
Brewing Company, 830 Railroad Street in Downtown Brookings.
General admission is $5 for adults. Kids 12
and under are free when accompanied by a
paying adult and covers both days. Once you've
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paid, your colored wristband is all you need
to come and go during the festival. If
you have attended the past, you know that
their huge mushroom display is a highlight of
the festival. They normally collect over 200 plus
varieties of wild mushrooms in and around the
local region.
They do their best to ID them all
and show them off and talk about them
all day, both days.
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There'll be a select group of vendors with
whom you can browse all things mushroomy along
with some local food trucks, which better be
serving some mushrooms or somebody's in trouble.
And they'll have beverages as well. And service
dogs are walking with the festival, of course,
but please leave your sweet and cuddly little
fluffy non service dogs at home. Tickets are
available at wildriversmushroomfestival.com.
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So Oh, cool. That's here. Yeah. Good times.
Alright. Well, the Redwood National And State Parks
are having a candlelight walk, and this is
happening on the seventh and eighth of this
month from four to 07:30PM.
This is, located at Prairie Creek Redwoods State
Park. And if you wanna learn more and
get tickets, they're $25 at eventbrite.com.
Yep. And then, hey, Brookings Harbor annual Christmas
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bazaar is coming up here on the eighth
at 9AM to 4PM at Azalea Middle School
gym in the Brookings Harbor High School cafeteria.
It's free admission. Over a 100 vendors with
quality handcrafted items. Man, there's a bunch going
on in this weekend. Community tradition. Yeah. Yeah.
That's All the same weekend. And here's another
one. I know. There's not a quiet month
anymore.
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Hey. Coming up,
this weekend as well, Wally's House is having
their Heroes of Curry County's Children Awards Banquet.
This is happening at the Dosha Suite Hall
at the Curry County Fairgrounds in Gold Beach.
This is on the November 8 from five
to 8PM. Dinner is gonna be served at
6PM. The awards ceremony will follow. And to
RSVP,
you can send a message to assistant2@wallyhouse
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wally's house dot org.
And if you, need more information or need
to reach out to, you can get tickets
also at wally'shouse.org.
Yes. Indeed.
Yeah. And then Pistol River Concert,
association presenting Brebock.
This is on the ninth, 06:30PM.
The Pistol River Concert Station is thrilled
to present the world renowned,
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Scottish folk band live at the Pistol River
Friendship Hall. Brebock consists of five,
exceptional musicians and vocalists that play classic Scottish
folk, but are not afraid to add their
own flare, including folk sounds from other parts
of the world. BBC has recognized them twice
as folk band of the year and twice
for album of the year. They are energetic,
and there will likely be folks dancing in
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the aisles on this one.
So their their their current tour includes stops
in London, Edinburgh, Seattle, Phoenix, and, hey, Pistol
River.
So there you go. So for tickets and
information, you can go to pistolriver.com.
Alrighty. That's funny.
Hey. There's gonna be a Veterans Day Memorial
Ceremony in Gold Beach at the VFW Post
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4439.
Again, in Gold Beach is having this event
on the November 11,
11AM,
and the Veterans Memorial is located at 94079
Shirley Lane in Gold Beach. There will be
invited VIP speakers, doctor Carlson will sing, and
there will be a possible flyover, weather permitting.
And, VFW post forty four thirty nine will
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provide Honor Guard with a rifle squad, firing
a salute to our fallen veterans.
Everyone is invited to attend. And for questions
on the Gold Beach Ceremony, they invite you
to contact John Bell, the post commander, at
(541)
247-6782.
Yep. Ben, hey. Veterans Day
Memorial Ceremony going on in Brookings at VFW
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Post nine six six located at 507 Pacific
Avenue.
Let's see. This is November 11 at 11AM.
Activities will include,
invited VIPs.
We'll provide a historical presentation as to the
meaning of the Veterans Day and how Veterans
Day differs from Memorial Day. There'll be a
flag retirement ceremony,
a three rifle,
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team honor guard, and a flyover presented by
the one seventy three fighter squadron from Klamath
Falls, Oregon. Refreshments will be provided to attending
guests.
Guests are encouraged to remain and take a
tour of the post to see the changes
made since the post was reinstated in 2023.
For any questions or anything, you can get
ahold of Jerry w Law. He's the post
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trustee there at (541)
254-0892.
Alrighty.
And then the Friends of Curry campus speaker
series is currently presenting Trailkeepers of the South
Coast. This is happening on the November 13
from one to 2PM.
And the Trailkeepers of Oregon are presenting the
next Friends of Curry campus speaker series. The
goal of the Trailkeepers is to empower folks
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from all different walks of life to use
and maintain hiking trails in their community. Trail
work builds community, provides meaningful time in the
outdoors for folks, and helps inspire a happy,
healthy lifestyle.
It's also a whole lot of fun. Trevor
Bradford, the South Coast stewardship coordinator for the
Trailkeepers of Oregon, specializes in running volunteer programs
in rural areas. He has worked as a
wildland firefighter and likes to build trails and
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spend time outside. He has called Curry County
his home for close to a decade. This
is a free program sponsored by the Friends
of Curry campus. It's gonna be held in
the community room on Southwestern Oregon, Community College's
Curry campus. That's at 96082
Lone Ranch Parkway, just off of Highway 101
in Brookings.
You can explore, grow, and create with the
Friends of Curry campus on the second Thursday
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of every month,
and, it's always taking place during the school
year. Stay tuned for upcoming talks in their
speaker series. And for more information, you can
contact the Curry campus at (541)
813-1667.
I'll tell you, quite a few years ago,
I did a
thing called the, you know,
the stories of a trail trail walker or
(22:59):
whatever. Mhmm. Can't remember what it was called
there. Yeah. Beach walker or something. But, anyways,
the trails and the hike,
I bam. We that'll there's a lot to
maintain out there. There's a lot of them
that, you know, there are trails all over
the place. Oh, yeah. I mean, every And
it's hard work too. Yeah. Yeah. Depending on
where you're at and, like, you know, like,
regulations and stuff like that. Like, you can't
even, like, bring, like, electric tools or anything
like that. Like, anything that might, like, like,
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you give off a spark and start a
wildfire or something. So it's it's grueling work.
Yeah. Yeah. I just go I did a
lot of them, man. But it's important work.
Yeah. It's very important. But I know seeing
that, you know Mhmm. Having it maintained was
very important. Especially on some of them trails
that are kinda
right there on the edge of the ocean,
And it was like, hey. Yeah. Yeah. You
I mean, you wanna keep people safe. You
want people, still engaging, using those outdoor outdoor
treasures. Absolutely. They don't fall off into the
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ocean. Important. Yeah. We got time for one
more here. We're gonna go party girls of
Daryl Nord and Curry County Quarter Craze Benefit
Auctions is presenting a very merry quarter craze
to benefit Santa's workshop.
This is at Elk Valley Casino on the
fourteenth, 5PM to 9PM. Join the party girls
as they partner with the elves to bring
some joy and merriment to the kids this
season. Tickets available at download office supply.
(24:04):
You can bring a stocking stuffer, a tape,
or wrapping paper for a chance at the
magic paddle, dress in your best ugly sweater,
or festive wear for a second chance. Dessert
is available by donation. Ages 18 and over,
they say let's give Santa's helpers a big
boost for the holidays. So Right. Boom. So
there we go. And then, you get one
more. You get pickball in it. Yeah. Yeah.
(24:26):
So, hey, Cascadia Pickleball Zone located at 16185
Highway 101 South,
has an hour of pickleball yoga. This happens
Mondays at 11AM,
Wednesdays at 8AM,
Thursdays at 8AM, and Fridays at 10AM.
And for more information, you can look up
Cascadia Pickleball and ask them about it. Yep.
That'll be it. Yeah. Alright there.
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Oh, yeah. Well, okay. Well, we'll go bring
Bush Bushwacker back next week. Alright. Yeah. Well,
we had several things happening both weekends. I
was gonna say, yeah, we had a director
last week. Yeah. Yeah. It was at Dog
Gone Wild Rivers Film Festival has been getting
into here. Yeah.
So it's great. No. That's great. It's fantastic.
I love it. Spreading the word. Mhmm. Hey.
Well, it's time to close out this week's
show. Before we go, I'd like to give
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a shout out to our field of producers,
Ray and Tom, for all their great work
each week helping us bring our show to
the airwaves. Thank you all for tuning in
to this week's insider report, and please make
sure to tune in on a daily basis
to KCIW one hundred point seven FM and
catch all the fine shows they have to
offer.
They got all the pod podcasts
on there, including the insider report. Just go
to kciw.0rg,
(25:29):
and we got some live streaming going on
too. Hey. Most of the info for this
week's show came from the Insider of Southern
Oregon. You can read more by going to
insiderofsouthernoregon.com
where you also find the link to the
insider report. Until next week, this is cousin
Bruce Ellis. And I'm Kat Liddell.
Signing off. So, hey, please support local businesses.
Keep it. Spread the love and the peace
(25:49):
every chance you get. And, hey. We'll see
you out there.
Bam.
That's right. Have the new inside of it
before.
Yay, team.
Cool. Yeah. That was fine.
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For music credits for the preceding show, go
to kciw.org/credits.
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.
Hey, Kat. Hey, Bruce. How are you doing
(00:24):
this lovely Monday morning? How about you? How's
your Halloween weekend? It was
surprisingly busy. My goodness. I got started on
Thursday. I went to that double feature screening
of, Robert Mann's Airbnb and the pumpkin carver,
that the Wild Rivers Film Festival very graciously
hosted at the Redwood Theater. Yes. And,
and then I ended up, doing some some
impromptu,
(00:45):
leading some impromptu interviews on the on their
little red carpet step at Room P with
some of the leaders I noticed. They got
you, like, give me your mic and you're
on. I was gonna they were like, would
you do some interviews? And they handed me
a microphone. I was like, sure. I can
do that. I know all of you pretty
well. So yeah. Yeah. I did some q
and a's with them. I'm I think the
video for that will be coming out soon,
but they got some nice pictures. So Yeah.
And I've seen those making the rounds on
social media. Yep. I saw those on Facebook.
(01:06):
Really, some great pictures. Mhmm. Yeah. And then
on, on Friday, a a friend who was
who was working at the the haunted house
asked if I'd come come be a guest
in their in their spot on on the
haunted house. So first time in years that
I went back to the haunted house and
and did a little bit there. So, I
I came through relatively unscathed and intact. It's
a huge place. Yeah. Yeah. But that was
a busy, busy Halloween night. And then on
(01:29):
on Saturday, it was well, it was a
work day for me. But but before before
I went into work, I, I ran the
the Run for Your Life five k at
Check Cove early. You did that one. Okay.
Good. Turned around, like, hopped in the shower,
got dressed, went to work. And then right
after work, I went to went to,
Founders Circle party for the for the film
festival
that, where people got to do a meet
(01:49):
and greet with Robert Mann, the director. Yeah.
Yeah. And it was good. Oh, the food
was so good. It was so good. Yeah.
It was a good time. Lots of lots
of good times with good folks. But and
then Sunday, I just I I made cupcakes
and crashed. There you go. Well, you know,
you should after doing something like that. Yeah.
I was like, my gosh. I I am
I don't know how to say no to
things. I just I'll I'll go to any
old shindig, I guess.
(02:09):
Well, you know what? It's funny. During during
the summertime, I'm the I'm talking every weekend
about, yeah. I have five days, six days
of doing this blah blah blah. I had
a long weekend and everything. I got bed
and this now in the wintertime, it's like,
you you get to run out there and
do all that fun stuff. I I realized,
yeah, my activity kind of in the winter.
Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So we have our
seasons. Yeah. We have our seasons. Yeah.
(02:30):
Yeah. Absolutely. So How about you and Junior?
How how the hell did we go? Okay.
Okay. Tell me. That was just funny as
that was just the weirdest thing. So, anyways,
it rained. I had my roof being worked
on, getting vents and stuff put in, and
Yeah. Had to stop on Thursday because it
started, you know,
and everything like that. Raining a little bit
on him, so he had to stop. So
he had to come finish it on Friday.
(02:52):
So and he came around the time we
were gonna go down to the chamber thing.
Right? And couldn't go to that one because
by the time the dude was done Right.
It was past that. Right. So Junior is
getting a little antsy, and I'm sitting there
going
and it was about 06:00. And I go,
okay. Let's, go ahead and do a let's
go trick you know, he wanted to go
trick or treat. I said, do you want
me to wait till it gets a little
darker and stuff like that? And he goes,
no. I wanna go now. I'm ready to
(03:13):
go now. Okay. Okay. You got it. So
we went. Right? Mhmm. Well, yeah. There was
nobody hardly out. You can't tell because nowadays,
you almost gotta go at dark so you
know who's home and who's not because people
leave their lights off a lot. They're you
get one out of five houses maybe that'll
serve, be doing trick or treat. Yeah. You
know, right right to what used to be.
Yeah. As it was last year and everything
(03:34):
like that. So so here's what he does.
We drive around the block in the area
we easily go. Mhmm. And he goes, you
know what, papa?
Why don't we just go get me some
McDonald's then? And we call it a night.
I was like, are you kidding me? No.
Yeah. You know? And he did. He wanted
to go McDonald's. And I said, you sure
you don't wanna go? He was, like, ready
to go home, relax,
(03:55):
do that. And then a friend came over
the next day and There you go. Brought
a big bag of candies
that she had, and it was like, oh,
okay. Well, he got he it was like
he went. You know? Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Without
doing man, no. He just isn't he wasn't
interested in the events this year. He said,
I did six years of that. I'm gonna
take a break for a minute. And then
the Halloween done that. The Halloween, he's doing
the same attitude, and I'm like, oh, okay.
(04:16):
You know? You know? I was like, wow.
The only time I really like it, though,
is Mhmm. When we go to Azalea Park
for the lights. Yeah. And, you know, Santa
Claus lines are, like, Oh, yeah. Mile long.
Yeah. He I go, well, you wanna go
see Santa Claus? And he's just like, not
interested. No. And that when I was younger,
I'm good. Yep. Yep. I know. He's getting
into, like, that tween age too. What can
(04:36):
I say? I buy I go buy him
a hot chocolate and love her. Yeah. I
go And we have a grand old time.
Yeah. And it's like a beautiful thing. So
that was it. Yeah. I had a good
one. The Dodgers won these World Series, so
that I heard that. I saw that going
down and everything. And then,
yeah. Yeah. It was great. We my three
my teams played football,
all won this week. They all last last
last week except for the Ducks, and then
(04:57):
the Ducks had it by this week. And
the Sooners won, the Vikings won, and the
Niners won. So I was happy to go
camper this weekend on that stuff. So yeah.
Yeah. Hey. It was a grand old weekend
for you. Yeah. We just, yeah. We're enabled,
but the roof's done. But your roof's done,
man. That's what matters. And I gotta tell
you, you know that movie. I was just
telling them out there Mhmm. That movie I'm
writing Mhmm. Six hours
(05:19):
I spent on it this weekend. Oh, you
got some more time. Oh, it's one of
those that where, like I was saying, when
I usually write, a script or something like
that, I I focus on what I thought
of that night, and I write it down
and everything. And it just stay on that.
With this one Mhmm. I'm sitting here writing,
and all this stuff's flamin' into my head,
and I've just so, like, a paragraph turns
into, like Mhmm. Four paragraphs, you know, and
(05:40):
a whole scene is done all of a
sudden. I'm like, I'm going beautiful. Okay. So
that's going really well. I'm really doing it.
Yeah. And it's funny.
Junior helped me with some a character, the
bad guy, and, this is gonna be so
funny. It's gonna be so funny. Oh, I
can't wait to I can't wait to to
hear more as the production gets underway. That's
really cool. That's really cool. Inspired me on
Nice. And it was cool. Yeah. Well, hey.
(06:02):
Speaking of films Yeah. Films. I swear to
you. Actually, if you wanna go get her
while I'm telling people what's going on here,
we have some guests here from the Wild
Rivers Film Festival. We're gonna bring be bringing
in board member Sarah Dodson.
So we are the the show where the
official drawing for their for their Ducks game
giveaway.
They had a raffle. Folks entered that raffle,
(06:24):
in advance, at the at the pumpkin carver
double feature screening event.
And, we, we are going to be announcing
the winners right now, and I'm happy to
welcome Sarah Dotson to the show. Welcome to
the insider report, Sarah. How are you doing
today? I'm good. Thank you so much for
having me. We're so excited to announce the
winner for the Ducks tickets. Yeah. We're very
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honored that you picked us to do the
the drawing yourself. Very well. You guys are
the best. Yeah. We're a great one. Good
evening. It was a fun event,
fun couple of events, and I know you
guys had a had a nice time on
on Halloween with the pumpkin carver down in
Crescent City as well. So you had a
busy Halloween weekend as well. It was a
lot. Yeah. Yeah. And,
I guess, let's let's go ahead and get
(07:06):
this get this drawing underway. Drumroll. So alright.
Let me get a little drumroll. I I'm
the person who's picking it. Okay. Yep. You
go ahead. Alright. For for fairness, I'm not
looking. I'm not looking. And
alright. Here we go. She's got it. And
the winner
is an email address,
and it does not have a name on
there.
(07:26):
So Let's I'm not going to give away
that email address. Let's go ahead and I'm
just gonna say, like, we asked you to
put your name on that. Unfortunately, you're not
our lucky winner if you did not put
your name on the ticket. Sorry, guys. We're
gonna choose again. I'm gonna make an executive
decision here and say, hey, That's not as
much fun. One more time with feelings. Yes.
Our winner is Jodie Slosser.
(07:48):
Jodie Slosser is the winner of the Ducks
tickets. And, if I if I remember the
Slossers correctly, they are Ducks fans, so they're
gonna be pretty excited about about that. Hi.
There you go. Congratulations. Congratulations. Yeah. Three tickets
to the Ducks take game on November 14.
Yeah. Thank you so much for supporting the
film festival, Jody. And, and, yeah, if there's
anything else you want people to know about,
(08:08):
anything coming up with the film festival, now
is your chance to share it while you
got some air time. Anything, people should know
about coming up? Absolutely. So we have the
art walk coming up this weekend,
down at Compass Rose. We'll be doing a
screening down there and I believe a brief
q and a at 4PM
This weekend. With actually the filmmaker.
So that is definitely something to to attend,
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and we are always part of the second,
art walk, the second Saturday art walk. And
we are just excited to
have more events like this. And stay tuned
because there's lots more to come. Oh, yeah?
Oh, yeah. You're always doing something, it seems
like. Yeah. You're not just, the the August
festival. You always have something going on. Always.
Sarah, thank you so much for being with
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us today. Thank you so much. Yeah. And
I'm working on something too as I was
talking to you about. So I could make
sure we could be doing a q and
a on my film. You know what? I
cannot wait, Bruce. It's gonna be a blast.
Awesome. Very excited about it. Alright. Thank you
so much for being here. You have a
great day. Thank you so much for having
me, you guys. Alright. You're good. Mhmm.
Alright. Sweet.
Alright. So winner and oh, it's great. It's
(09:15):
the duck fans. That'll be fantastic. Yes. So
they will be, they'll be contacted very shortly,
and and they'll be finding out if if
not, like, directly in a little bit here,
they'll be finding out when the show airs.
So there we go. There we go. Alright.
Sweet.
Alrighty. Well, shall we turn our attention to
the music that's coming up in November? Well,
first, I better Oh, yeah. Thank the, we
gotta give our love to our sponsors, of
(09:35):
course, first. Let's do that. And then we'll
do Yeah. We wanna thank the Oregon South
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And, you know, we were supposed to have
Dave in, but maybe he went fishing or
something. So we'll, you know, we'll get in
(09:56):
eventually with the first from him eventually.
Yeah. Yep. Alright. Oh, now let's get into
some music. Now onto our regularly scheduled programming
with the music scheduled for November. Alright. Starting
things off, Sysco playing Wednesdays and Saturdays at
the, at the Brookings Harbor Farmers Market from
10AM to 1PM.
Also playing on the eleventh, eighteenth, and twenty
fifth at World Headquarters 101. That's from four
(10:17):
to six. Then on the twenty eighth, you'll
be at the Checo Activity Center playing from
eleven to one. And on the twentieth, he'll
be at Sea View from 12:30 to 01:30.
Yeah. I tried to separate these a little
bit too from each other.
Hey. The mighty Steelheads, they'll be playing on
the seventh and the twenty first in Atteca,
seven to ten. And on the twenty ninth,
they'll be at Porta Pines, South down there
(10:38):
at 7PM to 10PM. Alright. And the Italian
guys are playing on the eighth and the
twenty second at Inateka down in Crescent City
from seven to nine. Yep. And Longgard has
got a bit of a schedule here. On
the nineteenth, he'll be at Kune Thai, six
to eight. On the eighth, he'll be at
Ambiance By The Sea, three to nine. On
the fourteenth, he'll be at Pete's Bar and
Grill, six to eight. On the fifteenth and
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twenty ninth, he'll be at Misty Mountain Brewing,
six to eight. On the twentieth, he'll be
at the Brian Scott Gallery brown bag lunch,
11:30 to 01:30. And on the twenty second,
he'll be at Porta Pine South, 09:30PM.
He's back on he's back on the move
again. Good. Good. Good. And then Black GTO
is playing on the fourteenth at Inateka down
in Crescent City. Time to be announced. Oh,
(11:19):
yeah. Yeah. Yeah. There you go. Hey. That's
a good one. I've got the Inateka down
the way. We'll get her there. Yeah.
Hey. Patty Ann, she's playing on the seventeenth.
Pete's Bar and Grill, six to eight. On
the fourteenth, Kuentai, six to eight. And on
the twenty second, Umbrella Farms, noon to three.
Great. And then Mike Powell is playing on
the fourteenth at Checo Brewing Co. Music there
running from six to 8PM. Yeah. And then
(11:40):
the in Attega, this will cover the black
GTO. On the seventh, the mighty steelhead, seven
to nine. On the, eighth, the Italian guys
seven to 10.
On the fourteenth, it'll be black GTO seven
to nine. There we go. Fifteenth,
be karaoke seven to nine. On the twenty
first, the mighty steelhead seven ten. And then
on the twenty second, Italian guys again, seven
(12:01):
to nine. Okay. And then, lineup here for
Misty Mountain Brewing. Music there generally running six
to 8PM.
On the fifteenth, it's Long Goddard. On the
twenty second, Ukulele John. And on the twenty
ninth, Long Goddard again. Yes. Indeedy. And then
Rogue Screens, I got one more here.
Lacey sent to me on the twenty third.
There'll be a Augustinos
two to four. Alright. Well, let's get into
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some more events happening in November starting with
the Checo Library.
Just a quick rundown of their weekly events.
On Tuesdays at 10:30AM, they have story time
for young children. 03:30PM is their tween club
where youth ages 10 to 13 explore new
interests and activities every week. Then on Wednesdays,
from 01:30 to about four, they have their
after school program. You can hang out, and
(12:45):
get a free snack, work on homework, craft
using supplies from the Maker Cart, and that's
for school aged kids.
On Thursdays, it's a it's a busy 01:10AM
to noon. It's the Rowdy Creek String Band
open rehearsal. This is for acoustic string instrument
players. And if you're not a string instrument
player, then you're still welcome to drop in
and listen. Then from three to five, they
have Checkmate Corner. This is a weekly chess
club for players of all ages and all
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skill levels. And then at 05:30PM on Thursdays,
they have Easy Flow Yoga. This is a
100% free class. They do recommend that you
be able to comfortably get up and down
from the floor.
Saturdays at 10:30AM, they have another story time.
1PM, they have Saturday shuffle for, Pokemon, Magic
the Gathering, and more.
And second and fourth Saturdays from two to
4PM, they have their ongoing teens teach tech,
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and that is where, cyber senior technology mentors
will help you with one on one, help
with your device or tech questions. And this
free service is presented in partnership with Harmony
and Me Music.
And then coming up in special events, so
from now to November 15,
there's a an activity for families. It's a
take home parade float kit. You can celebrate
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the magic of the Macy's Day parade with
a special story time at 10:30AM
on Saturday, the first that happened.
After that, families were able to pick up
a take home kit to create their own
mini parade float, and they are available still
available while supplies last. Drop by the library
to pick one up. And then November,
it's currently children's book week, and they're having
a coloring contest.
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You can come by the front desk and
pick up a coloring sheet, and, the winners
can win a Dav Pilkey Dog Man book.
And then on Wednesday, the fifth, coming up
at 5PM,
there's gonna be a special concert. It's called
Music of Four Centuries, Peter Fletcher in Concert.
This is a free community concert featuring classical
guitarist Peter Fletcher. He offers an audience friendly
(14:30):
solo recital, including repertoire that runs the gamut
from the Renaissance period through the twentieth century.
And And then on the eighth at, this
is a Saturday from 11AM to 3PM, they're
gonna have a miniature Game Con and cosplay
contest. So the team behind Harbor Game Con
will be at the library to give a
preview of what's to come next year, and
you can join them for a variety of
tabletop and RPG games, wear a costume, explain
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the story behind your creation. And then at
1PM, the costumer extraordinaire Julie Caton will advise,
on different no sew tips and techniques that
you can use to make your own cosplay
costume.
And, on Monday, November 10, all day long,
they have their spice world bags. You can
take a culinary journey around the world. They
feature a unique monthly spice from a different
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part of the world, including trivia and recipe
suggestions.
But do note, supplies are limited. It's first
club. First come, first serve. And if you
have any questions about upcoming events at the
Checo Library, you can always follow them on
Facebook. You can give them a call at
(541) 469-7738,
or you can check out their events calendar
online at checcolibrary.org.
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Alright. And that's just the tip of the
iceberg, but we gotta get moving here, and
it's time for quotes from famous people with
cousin Bruce. Yeah. Here are a few quotes
from martial artist, Bruce Lee. He was born
11/27/1940.
He says a goal is not always meant
to be reached. It often serves simply as
something to aim at.
He goes, adapt what is useful, reject what
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is useless, and add what is specifically your
own.
That's one of my personal mantras right there
from you. And if you spend too much
time thinking about a thing, you'll never get
it done. And then last but not least,
if you love life, don't waste time, for
time is what life is made up of.
There you go. Hope you enjoyed this week's
quotes from Bruce Lee with cousin Bruce. Till
next week. Have a great one. Dig it.
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The man that got me involved in martial
arts right there. Yeah. Oh, yeah. Very inspiring
figure. Very inspiring. Hey. Well, over at the
Elk Valley Casino, they're having a thirty year
anniversary,
thirty thousand poker tournament,
from the sixth through the eighth. The action
is happening at Elk Valley Casino, and they
say it's their largest guaranteed prize pool of
the year. Session one is Thursday, November 6,
(16:39):
starting at 6PM.
The second session is Friday, the seventh, at
6PM. And then they're gonna have a grand
finale Saturday, November 8 at 1PM. You can
get more details and find out more at
elkvalleycasino.com.
Yes, indeedy. And, yes, that's right. You've been
waiting for it. Here it comes. The Wild
Rivers Mushroom Mushroom Festival coming to Brookings. Mhmm.
This will be happening on the, eighth and
(17:00):
the ninth this weekend,
10AM to 4PM.
Known as one of the most popular Pacific
Northwest festivals, the seventh annual Wild Rivers Mushroom
Festival is being held once again at Checo
Brewing Company, 830 Railroad Street in Downtown Brookings.
General admission is $5 for adults. Kids 12
and under are free when accompanied by a
paying adult and covers both days. Once you've
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paid, your colored wristband is all you need
to come and go during the festival. If
you have attended the past, you know that
their huge mushroom display is a highlight of
the festival. They normally collect over 200 plus
varieties of wild mushrooms in and around the
local region.
They do their best to ID them all
and show them off and talk about them
all day, both days.
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There'll be a select group of vendors with
whom you can browse all things mushroomy along
with some local food trucks, which better be
serving some mushrooms or somebody's in trouble.
And they'll have beverages as well. And service
dogs are walking with the festival, of course,
but please leave your sweet and cuddly little
fluffy non service dogs at home. Tickets are
available at wildriversmushroomfestival.com.
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So Oh, cool. That's here. Yeah. Good times.
Alright. Well, the Redwood National And State Parks
are having a candlelight walk, and this is
happening on the seventh and eighth of this
month from four to 07:30PM.
This is, located at Prairie Creek Redwoods State
Park. And if you wanna learn more and
get tickets, they're $25 at eventbrite.com.
Yep. And then, hey, Brookings Harbor annual Christmas
(18:27):
bazaar is coming up here on the eighth
at 9AM to 4PM at Azalea Middle School
gym in the Brookings Harbor High School cafeteria.
It's free admission. Over a 100 vendors with
quality handcrafted items. Man, there's a bunch going
on in this weekend. Community tradition. Yeah. Yeah.
That's All the same weekend. And here's another
one. I know. There's not a quiet month
anymore.
(18:47):
Hey. Coming up,
this weekend as well, Wally's House is having
their Heroes of Curry County's Children Awards Banquet.
This is happening at the Dosha Suite Hall
at the Curry County Fairgrounds in Gold Beach.
This is on the November 8 from five
to 8PM. Dinner is gonna be served at
6PM. The awards ceremony will follow. And to
RSVP,
you can send a message to assistant2@wallyhouse
(19:10):
wally's house dot org.
And if you, need more information or need
to reach out to, you can get tickets
also at wally'shouse.org.
Yes. Indeed.
Yeah. And then Pistol River Concert,
association presenting Brebock.
This is on the ninth, 06:30PM.
The Pistol River Concert Station is thrilled
to present the world renowned,
(19:31):
Scottish folk band live at the Pistol River
Friendship Hall. Brebock consists of five,
exceptional musicians and vocalists that play classic Scottish
folk, but are not afraid to add their
own flare, including folk sounds from other parts
of the world. BBC has recognized them twice
as folk band of the year and twice
for album of the year. They are energetic,
and there will likely be folks dancing in
(19:53):
the aisles on this one.
So their their their current tour includes stops
in London, Edinburgh, Seattle, Phoenix, and, hey, Pistol
River.
So there you go. So for tickets and
information, you can go to pistolriver.com.
Alrighty. That's funny.
Hey. There's gonna be a Veterans Day Memorial
Ceremony in Gold Beach at the VFW Post
(20:13):
4439.
Again, in Gold Beach is having this event
on the November 11,
11AM,
and the Veterans Memorial is located at 94079
Shirley Lane in Gold Beach. There will be
invited VIP speakers, doctor Carlson will sing, and
there will be a possible flyover, weather permitting.
And, VFW post forty four thirty nine will
(20:34):
provide Honor Guard with a rifle squad, firing
a salute to our fallen veterans.
Everyone is invited to attend. And for questions
on the Gold Beach Ceremony, they invite you
to contact John Bell, the post commander, at
(541)
247-6782.
Yep. Ben, hey. Veterans Day
Memorial Ceremony going on in Brookings at VFW
(20:54):
Post nine six six located at 507 Pacific
Avenue.
Let's see. This is November 11 at 11AM.
Activities will include,
invited VIPs.
We'll provide a historical presentation as to the
meaning of the Veterans Day and how Veterans
Day differs from Memorial Day. There'll be a
flag retirement ceremony,
a three rifle,
(21:15):
team honor guard, and a flyover presented by
the one seventy three fighter squadron from Klamath
Falls, Oregon. Refreshments will be provided to attending
guests.
Guests are encouraged to remain and take a
tour of the post to see the changes
made since the post was reinstated in 2023.
For any questions or anything, you can get
ahold of Jerry w Law. He's the post
(21:35):
trustee there at (541)
254-0892.
Alrighty.
And then the Friends of Curry campus speaker
series is currently presenting Trailkeepers of the South
Coast. This is happening on the November 13
from one to 2PM.
And the Trailkeepers of Oregon are presenting the
next Friends of Curry campus speaker series. The
goal of the Trailkeepers is to empower folks
(21:56):
from all different walks of life to use
and maintain hiking trails in their community. Trail
work builds community, provides meaningful time in the
outdoors for folks, and helps inspire a happy,
healthy lifestyle.
It's also a whole lot of fun. Trevor
Bradford, the South Coast stewardship coordinator for the
Trailkeepers of Oregon, specializes in running volunteer programs
in rural areas. He has worked as a
wildland firefighter and likes to build trails and
(22:18):
spend time outside. He has called Curry County
his home for close to a decade. This
is a free program sponsored by the Friends
of Curry campus. It's gonna be held in
the community room on Southwestern Oregon, Community College's
Curry campus. That's at 96082
Lone Ranch Parkway, just off of Highway 101
in Brookings.
You can explore, grow, and create with the
Friends of Curry campus on the second Thursday
(22:39):
of every month,
and, it's always taking place during the school
year. Stay tuned for upcoming talks in their
speaker series. And for more information, you can
contact the Curry campus at (541)
813-1667.
I'll tell you, quite a few years ago,
I did a
thing called the, you know,
the stories of a trail trail walker or
(22:59):
whatever. Mhmm. Can't remember what it was called
there. Yeah. Beach walker or something. But, anyways,
the trails and the hike,
I bam. We that'll there's a lot to
maintain out there. There's a lot of them
that, you know, there are trails all over
the place. Oh, yeah. I mean, every And
it's hard work too. Yeah. Yeah. Depending on
where you're at and, like, you know, like,
regulations and stuff like that. Like, you can't
even, like, bring, like, electric tools or anything
like that. Like, anything that might, like, like,
(23:21):
you give off a spark and start a
wildfire or something. So it's it's grueling work.
Yeah. Yeah. I just go I did a
lot of them, man. But it's important work.
Yeah. It's very important. But I know seeing
that, you know Mhmm. Having it maintained was
very important. Especially on some of them trails
that are kinda
right there on the edge of the ocean,
And it was like, hey. Yeah. Yeah. You
I mean, you wanna keep people safe. You
want people, still engaging, using those outdoor outdoor
treasures. Absolutely. They don't fall off into the
(23:43):
ocean. Important. Yeah. We got time for one
more here. We're gonna go party girls of
Daryl Nord and Curry County Quarter Craze Benefit
Auctions is presenting a very merry quarter craze
to benefit Santa's workshop.
This is at Elk Valley Casino on the
fourteenth, 5PM to 9PM. Join the party girls
as they partner with the elves to bring
some joy and merriment to the kids this
season. Tickets available at download office supply.
(24:04):
You can bring a stocking stuffer, a tape,
or wrapping paper for a chance at the
magic paddle, dress in your best ugly sweater,
or festive wear for a second chance. Dessert
is available by donation. Ages 18 and over,
they say let's give Santa's helpers a big
boost for the holidays. So Right. Boom. So
there we go. And then, you get one
more. You get pickball in it. Yeah. Yeah.
(24:26):
So, hey, Cascadia Pickleball Zone located at 16185
Highway 101 South,
has an hour of pickleball yoga. This happens
Mondays at 11AM,
Wednesdays at 8AM,
Thursdays at 8AM, and Fridays at 10AM.
And for more information, you can look up
Cascadia Pickleball and ask them about it. Yep.
That'll be it. Yeah. Alright there.
(24:47):
Oh, yeah. Well, okay. Well, we'll go bring
Bush Bushwacker back next week. Alright. Yeah. Well,
we had several things happening both weekends. I
was gonna say, yeah, we had a director
last week. Yeah. Yeah. It was at Dog
Gone Wild Rivers Film Festival has been getting
into here. Yeah.
So it's great. No. That's great. It's fantastic.
I love it. Spreading the word. Mhmm. Hey.
Well, it's time to close out this week's
show. Before we go, I'd like to give
(25:08):
a shout out to our field of producers,
Ray and Tom, for all their great work
each week helping us bring our show to
the airwaves. Thank you all for tuning in
to this week's insider report, and please make
sure to tune in on a daily basis
to KCIW one hundred point seven FM and
catch all the fine shows they have to
offer.
They got all the pod podcasts
on there, including the insider report. Just go
to kciw.0rg,
(25:29):
and we got some live streaming going on
too. Hey. Most of the info for this
week's show came from the Insider of Southern
Oregon. You can read more by going to
insiderofsouthernoregon.com
where you also find the link to the
insider report. Until next week, this is cousin
Bruce Ellis. And I'm Kat Liddell.
Signing off. So, hey, please support local businesses.
Keep it. Spread the love and the peace
(25:49):
every chance you get. And, hey. We'll see
you out there.
Bam.
That's right. Have the new inside of it
before.
Yay, team.
Cool. Yeah. That was fine.
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