The Insider Report: Upcoming Activities and Events for November 11 – 17 … and Beyond

This week on the Insider Report, our favorite “Castaway” Dave Kuehn from the Oregon South Coast Fishermen comes onboard with the “Fishing Report”. Kat is away, so her hubby Jason joins Bruce to give the scoop on what is going on in the area, including the Chetco Library event schedule, Comedy Night with Jordan Cerminara at […]

Episode Transcript

(00:02):
Hello, mister and missus Brookings Harbor and all
the fishing boats at sea. I'm Bruce Ellis,
and this is the insider report. So sit
back, relax, and let your ears do the
walking as I fill you in on what's
going on in the area this weekend and
beyond.
Hello. Hello. Hello. And welcome to this week's
show that keeps you in the know. Hey
there. Jason.

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Hey. What's up? How you doing? Cat was
out of town. Thank goodness you were able
to come in, but, yeah, school's out for
the next couple days. So you've got a
great crew. Extra days off to be here.
Yeah. Well, I know. I got junior at
home, so I know. Yeah. He's digging it.
He's loving it. Yeah. So, but what what'd
you guys get into this weekend?
Nothing really. Just staying at home, watching the

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cats, keeping house and everything, and trying to
do as little as possible because my next
week's just gonna be kids and crazy. Yeah.
Sweet.
Sweet. Yeah. Well, mine's place with me and
Junior, yeah, like I said, he is sitting
there. We hung out this weekend and everything.
Well, you saw my Facebook post and everything.
A lot of people did about that movie
that I'm writing the script. So that is

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keeping me busy. Actually, some friends hit me
up on their I saw that one of
the posters. He's like, well, no wonder we
haven't seen you. And I'm like,
yeah. You know? Because as I was telling
you, it was an epiphany that hit me.
You know? Boom. And I've been going on
it ever since, and I I really it's
I should have it done by February. That's
really impressive. You know, when I did the
cat, the Grinch actually, the cat and hat

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too. But when I did the Grinch and
rewrote it for the
checker boat players, you know, years ago,
it only took me about six weeks to
do it. It was a full screen, you
know, whatever that cat. When I get rolling,
you know, and this thing is right in
itself. That's what's so incredible about it. The
dang thing is right in itself. I mean,
I'm sitting down going, I have an idea.
And I'm sitting there sitting down, I start

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reading it. Next thing you know,
all these ideas for that scene come in,
and I've I've written a whole scene is
done. I've I've said I had ten ten
scenes done now, full
scenes, you know, done. You know what I'm
talking about? I've written a play for CVP
years ago. Yeah. It was Pirates. It was
you show Pirates. But what was funny is
by the time we went to audition, all
I had written was the audition scenes. So
I had to finish the script in the

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next week Oh. Which I was able to
do. Yeah. But then we get to hell
week at the very end, and my two
leads go, Jason, the ending sucks. You gotta
rewrite it. So I did eventually rewrite it.
It was great. But, yeah, it happened like
that. Well, sometimes things happen too when you
do something like that.
Your whole format changes, you know, and everything,
and you're able to blend into it. You
know?
You have you have visualizations

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why you're doing the production. Oh, absolutely. And
then that's when creativity comes out to you.
Everything. I mean, you know, you know,
like, I would I've been brilliant at the
end of the last dang show. You know?
The last one of those of the, play
we're doing is, like, all of a sudden
you have a moment of brilliance. It's funny.
It works. It's like, would have liked to
done that through all the weekends that we've

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heard from. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So it's
fun. It's a fun thing, and I love
it. I'm very excited about this in junior.
He create inspired this character, and I'm gonna
have him play it. Actually, I want him
to do it,
and and this character is funny. I'll give
away the synopsis down the line, you know,
whenever I got right now, I wanna get
it done, get it cut you know? Mhmm.
Get all the legalities all done with it
and everything. Then I can tell everybody what

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the heck it's all about. It's a beautiful
thing.
But, anyway, so, yeah, that was fun. So
that's what I did this weekend and watched
some football, of course, and all that good
stuff. But, yeah, I hope you all got
out there and had some fun
and did a there's so much going on.
As me and Kat were talking about last
week, November is not even
there's tons of stuff still going on. It
looks like it slide into December too. I

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get everything on the on the paper, and
it's like, cash. It's not stopping here. Yeah.
You know? You That's really awesome. Yeah. Well,
we did our events. You know, this year,
we signed up for June through August.
I said, September, you guys can have September.
Anybody can do anything they want in September.
We got June through August, and that's it.
We're done. You know? So,
so it'll work out really good. That's good.

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And you gotta stop sometimes. You gotta get
to a certain point and go, okay.
This This is where we wanna be. This
is where we wanna stay, and this is
perfect. For sure. It's just right for everybody
fit into our lives to be able to
do
so I can write movies.
So, anyways, hope everybody had some fun out
there. We got more to do. Before we
go, I'd like to thank this
south, coast Oregon South Coast Fisherman, otherwise known

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as the Castaways, and Oregon Coast VIP Marketing
for sponsoring the insider report. If you'd like
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And speaking of them, Castaways,
finally, we've got him back by popular demand.
We've got our favorite castaway, Dave Keane. Hey,
Dave. Yeah. Yeah. There's a lot of energy

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in this room today. Really poor. That's awesome.
Yeah. You got me inspired.
You make me think about different ways to
go catch different kinds of fish. Heck yeah.
Lead by example. Lead by example. Yes. That's
it. Yes. But Well, glad if you out
that water is out there. Well you have
been
I haven't all the time. I haven't been
out there in over two weeks, which is

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really rare for me Oh. Primarily because the
ocean's been upside down to get out. It's
been really tough. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. It's
been yeah. Too too big to get out
there, but,
I can give you a a report, and
here we go. As far as going in
the ocean out of Brookings, what is open
is bottom fish. Okay. The three limit
for your bottom fish plus the two lingcod.

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I heard the lingcod bite is pretty good
if you can get out there. You can
go out for flounder like petrale
or sand dabs
and also sablefish, which is also known as
black cod. So that's open. However, Pacific halibut
is closed. Oh. Cannot get a Pacific halibut
at this time.
Speaking of closed, crab season is also closed
right now, which is a normal closure. We

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are supposed to open up for wreck fishing
for crab December 1,
but I did find out today that they
did a sampling
yesterday. ODFW
went out, got crab,
cooked it up today, and they're gonna test
it for domoic acid. So if there's a
domoic acid issue, we would not open December
1. Oh. So fingers crossed.

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California normally would be open for crab right
now as we speak, but they have a
domoic acid issue, so they're closed because of
that. So it's it just we don't know
yet. And if them crabs all got together,
Oregon and California crabs got together for a
soiree or something, we're all
in trouble. Man, but you always like to
have Christmas crab, you know, on the menu.
So Yeah. Hopefully, that'll work out for us.

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But I have another ocean report. I called
my friends down at, England Marine in Crescent
City.
As far as just going over the border
and fishing out at Crescent City, bottom fish
is open. You can keep 10 rockfish there,
three here. So there's quite a difference,
in incentive to go down there and fish.
And plus your two ling cut. So that's
out of, Crescent City. But in order to

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do that, we when I do that or
any of our club members, we'd have to
trailer our boat down there, launch out of
Crescent
City, and return to port in Crescent City.
I know some of us here go to
the lighthouse, which is California,
but you have to abide by the Oregon
rules, and you can only bring back your
three rockfish for Oregon. I don't that's making
any sense. But, yeah. It does differentiate the

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rules. The rules is a You don't wanna
break the rules. No. But what's interesting, Pacific
Halibut is open there until November 15.
Closed here, but it could go down there
and hopefully get a Pacific halibut right now.
Well, just for the halibut even. Just for
the halibut. That's great. Oh. Where's your ping?
I know. I my machine broke a year
ago. Yeah.

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I like that machine. It did. Bring it
back. It was fun. Alright. Let's talk Checo
River, shall we? Let's do it. Alright. They're
they're pulling some monster salmon out right now.
Oh. Drift boats are out there,
pulling plugs
primarily,
but you can cast lures and,
forty,
fifty pound salmon.
Joe. That's monsters. Yeah. Our Checo River

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is known for kicking out big salmon. So
these are kings. Monster. And so it is
open right now. You can keep one wild
per day, five for the season.
That's for the wild, but you keep hatchery,
two per day. No problem.
Steelhead.
Steelhead fever is getting closer. It'll open on
December 1,
which is just down the road.

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And
so we're looking forward to that.
However,
you do need to have a steelhead validation
tag
you buy for $4,
which will allow you to fish for steelhead.
If you wanna keep a wild steelhead, you
also need to buy a harvest tag. Okay.
And that's $20. Yeah. And that'll allow you
to keep one per day, $3.03 for the

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season. One of wild.
Gotcha. But wait, there's more. Wait. You guys
gotta keep track of this dough. That might
be so funny.
So that's steelhead coming up. And then as
far as January 1,
they're probably gonna increase our rockfish limit from
three to four. I know it's not a
big increase, but it is something.
And two lengths, but there is talk about

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maybe increasing that to three Lane Cod per
day. We'll have to wait and see what
happens there. However,
there's,
fees are going up, of course. Okay. So
fishing license fees are going up. There's also
a brand new
fee that we'll need to pay. If you
fish in the ocean, you'll need to buy
a $9

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ocean enhancement,
tag in order to fish in the ocean.
That's brand new. Alright.
So,
anyway, that's what's happening. Paying more. Well Hopefully,
to get more and not less. Yeah. Well,
yeah, cut back the fish and increasing the
price. I know. What do you mean by
that? That don't make no sense. Doesn't make
no sense. Yeah. What we got got a
meeting coming up here Yeah. We do. For

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November. Thanks for bringing that up. Yeah. Yeah.
Wednesday, November 19. Perfect. I know there's a
book fair at the library, so we had
to move our location.
It'll be at the Elks Lodge,
November 19, 05:30PM
There you go. For our club meeting. Right
on. Well, thank you much. Yeah. Now I
guess you gotta take, Mary Lou dancing. We

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are gonna do wine dancing. How did you
know? Oh, I just want me to do
it every week Mondays. It's fun. Mondays and
Wednesdays. Yeah. It's a fun time. Well, thank
you much. Appreciate it, man. Always a pleasure
to have you onboard, my friend, and,
happy fishing. Thanks, Bruce. Good to see you,
Jason. You too, Dave. Alright. Take care. Take
care, man.
Alright. So, hey, we can just slide right
on into the music. Music time? Yes, sir.

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Alright.
Music schedule, Sysco is playing Wednesdays and Saturdays
at the Brookings Harbor Farmers Market from 10AM
to 1PM. Also, on November
at World Headquarters 101 from four to 6PM,
on November 28 at the Chetco Activity Center
from 11AM to 1PM, and November 20 at
Seaview from 12:30PM

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to 01:30PM.
Yeah. And then the mighty steelheads on the
twenty first, they'll be at Anoteca seven to
ten, and on the, twenty ninth, there'll be
a Porta Pints seven to ten. The Italian
guys play Anoteca November 22 from seven to
9PM. Yep. And Lon Goddard, he's got a
schedule here. On the nineteenth, he'll be at
Kintai,
six to eight. On and the fourteenth, he'll
be at Pete's Bar and Grill, six to

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eight. On the fifteenth and the twenty ninth,
he'll be at Misty Mountain Brewing, six to
eight. And the twentieth, he'll be at Brian
Scott Gallery brown bag lunch, 11:30AM
to 01:30PM.
And on the twenty second, he'll be down
at Porta Pint South, at 09:30PM.
Okay. Black GTO also plays Anoteca, November 14,
seven to 9PM. Yep. And Patty Anne's back

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at again. And on the fourteenth, she'll be
at Coontay 6 to eight. And on the
twenty second, she'll be at Umbrella Farms, noon
to three. Mike Powell is playing Chetco Brewing
Company, November 14 at November 14 from six
to 8PM. Yes. And in Inateca, on the
fourteenth, we get a black GTO, seven to
nine. On the fifteenth, karaoke, seven to nine.

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On the twenty first, the mighty Steelhead, seven
to ten.
Then on this twenty second, we got the
Italian guys, seven to nine. Misty Mountain Brewing
is gonna have music from 6PM to 8PM.
On November 15, we have Lon Goddard, November
22, Ukulele John, and on November 29, Lon
Goddard again. That's right. Hey. And then we
got Rogue Strings is doing a gig here

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on the twenty third at Augustinos
from two to 4PM.
Alright. Well, there you go. That's our music
schedule for this week. If, you got a
if you're a band out there or a
musician and you wanna get your stuff on
the air, all you gotta do is send
it to me, [e-mail],
and I will get it out for you.
Okay. We'll take it away, mister library. Here

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you go. Alright. Let's rip into the library
schedule. We have weekly events.
Tuesdays, 10:30AM
is story time. Stories, songs, and games for
young children. 03:30PM,
tween club. Youth ages 10 to 13 are
welcome to hang out and explore new interests
and activities every week.
Wednesdays, 01:30 to 4PM, after school program. School

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aged kids are welcome to come by the
library for a free snack and hang out,
work on homework, or craft using supplies from
the Maker Cart. Thursdays, 10AM to noon, the
Rowdy Creek String Band, a friendly open rehearsal
for a
for acoustic string instrument players. Not a string
instrument player? Just drop in and listen.
From three to 5PM, Checkmate Corner. This is

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a weekly chess club for players of all
ages and skill levels. Can't bring your own
set? Extra game boards are available.
05:30PM,
they have easy flow yoga. This is a
free class. For this class, it is recommended
that participants be able to comfortably get up
and down from the floor.
Saturdays, 10:30AM,
is Saturday story time. Story songs and games
for young children. 1PM, they have the Saturday

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shuffle, Pokemon, magic, and more. Players can bring
their favorite deck and play popular card games.
Gamers of all kinds are also welcome to
bring their favorite card or board games from
their own collections or browse the library's games
and find a crew to play with. On
the second and fourth Saturdays from two to
4PM, teens teach tech. Drop by the library,
annex with your device or tech questions, and
get help from a trained cyber senior technology

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mentor. Our mentors are young people who have
been trained to teach technology to older adults
and are standing by to help with your
smartphone, iPad, or computer.
This free service is presented in partnership with
Harmony and Me Music.
Monthly and special events,
November
now to the fifteenth, take home parade float
kits. Celebrate the magic of the Macy's Day
parade with a special story time at 10:30AM

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on Saturday, November 1. Families can pick up
a free take home kit to create their
own miniature parade float available while supplies last
and return their creation by November 15 to
be featured in a festive display in the
library's youth area through early December.
Wednesday, November 12, 05:30PM,
team trivia night. Join us for a competitive
family friendly trivia competition at the library.

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This month's theme, history.
Gather your dream team of two to four
players, friends, family, or fellow nerds, and put
your knowledge to the test. Kids division start
at 05:30, and the teen slash adult vision
starts about 06:15.
Registration is recommended, but team sign ups are
allowed the day of if space allows.
Saturday, November 15, all day, Dinovember in the

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kids section. We'll stomp off the day with
a special dinosaur themed story time at 10:30.
Afterwards, stay engaged with the different dinosaur themed
activities and games that celebrate our favorite prehistoric
giants. This event will run all day in
the children's section, so feel free to drop
in anytime during our open hours.
Friday, November 21 from two to 5PM is

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the Creative Cafe,
a free monthly art event for adults and
teens at the library. Drop in anytime between
two and 5PM on the third Friday of
each month to explore a new art medium
with supplies from our maker cart and connect
with fellow creators over coffee, tea, and light
refreshments.
November's mediums, greeting cards, and upcycled gift boxes
just in time for the holiday season.

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Wednesday, November 26 from one to 4PM is
art with Tori.
This month, join local artist Tori for a
step by step workshop on making glass bottle
lanterns.
Please note, these workshops are designed for crafters
18, and spots are limited. Registration is required.
Registration opens November 1. Now on Saturday, November
29 at 2PM, letters to Santa. Children are

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welcome to come to the library to write
a letter to Santa. Before you leave, drop
your letter in our special mailbox. We'll be
sure to send all letters off to the
North Pole. Santa will send a letter back
to anyone who attends. You'll get it in
the mail in December.
Santa will also be dropping by the library
at 3PM to say hello.
Now on to book clubs.
Wednesday, November 12 at 4PM is the Bookworm

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Buddies Club. Geared towards second through fifth graders,
kids vote on and pick the books they
read each month. In October, the group will
discuss Zoe and Sassafras,
Unicorns and Germs by Asia Citro. On Wednesday,
November 19 at 4PM is the Comic Quest
Book Club, a new comics and illustrated book
club for tweens and young teens. Meetings include

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fun creative activities related to the book of
the month. In November, the club members will
be reading and discussing Dungeons and Dragons' Dungeon
Club Roll Call by Molly Knox Ostertag.
Thursday, November 20 at 05:30PM
is Pub Grub Book Club. This casual book
club is for adult fans of graphic novels
and takes place off-site at Misty Mountain Brewing
in Downtown Brookings.

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In November, the group will read and discuss
monstrous book one issues one to 18 by
Marjorie Liu. Space is limited and registration is
required.
Wednesday, November 26 at 05:30PM,
Look Back Book Club. In this book club,
adults and older teens are invited to revisit
the classic books from their childhoods
and dare to ask themselves, how do they

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hold up now? Are they just as good,
worse, or maybe even better than we remember?
November's book will be selected on October 22,
and more details will be posted to checo.librarycalendar.com.
All library led events and programs are free
to attend whether or not you have a
library card. More info at checo.librarycalendar.com.
And now it's time for quotes from famous

(17:37):
people with Cousin Bruce. Yes. Indeed. Hey. Here
are a few quotes from filmmaker
Martin Scorsese.
Funny how I picked him.
He was born 11/17,
11/17/1942.
He says cinema is a matter of what's
in the frame and what's out. And he
says, and as I've gotten older, I've had
more of a tendency

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kindness, tolerance, compassion, a general way of looking
at things.
He goes, when I'm making a film, I'm
the audience.
And if your mother cooks Italian food, why
should you go to a restaurant? So there
you go. Hope
you enjoyed this week's quotes from Martin Scorsese
with cousin Bruce. Till next week. Hey. Have
a great one. Yeah. Just throw that one

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in at the end. Every everything. Yes. I
like that. When I well, when making a
film, I'm the audience. That is the key,
I think, to directing or anything is you've
got to be in the audience seat going,
is this good or is this good? For
sure. Yeah. It's not just what I wanna
see. It's what other people are gonna see.
Yep. Okay. Friends of Koori campus speaker series
presents
Trailkeepers of the South Coast. On November 13

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from one to 2PM,
the Trailkeepers of Oregon will present at the
next Friends of Curry campus speaker series. The
goal of the Trailkeepers is to empower folks
from all different walks of life to use
and maintain hiking trails in their community.
Trailwork 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

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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
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 and will be held
in the community room on Southwestern's Curry campus

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at 96082
Lone Ranch Parkway off Highway 101 in Brookings.
Explore, grow, and create with the Friends of
Curry campus on the second Thursday of every
month during the school year. Stay tuned for
upcoming talks in our speaker series. For more
information, contact the Curry campus at (541)
813-1667.

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Yep. And the party girls at Del Norte
in Curry County quarter craze benefit auction is
presenting a very merry quarter craze to benefit
Santa's workshop. This is happening at the Elk
Valley Casino on November 14 from five to
nine. Join the party girls as they partner
with the elves to bring some joy and
merriment to the kids this season. Tickets are
available at Del Norte office supply for $5.
You can bring a stocking stuffer, tape, or

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wrapping paper for a chance at the magic
panel. Dress in your best ugly sweater or
festive wear for a second chance. Dessert is
available by donation ages 18 and over. So
there you go. Yeah. Going on to Elk
Valley Casino. Cool. Elk Valley Casino presents comedy
night with Jordan Sermonera.
November 15, 8PM.
Tickets are on sale now for $10 in

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person at the Points Club booth or $15
online at etix.com
in advance and on the day of the
event. Doors open at 07:30PM
with the show starting at 8PM. You must
be 21 or older to attend. Seating is
first come, first served. Yes. Indeedy. And, hey,
peaceful support yoga studio is presenting family day
at Cascadia Pickleball

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Zone located at 16185
Highway 101 South. Bring your family for a
morning of full fun yoga. All ages, all
levels are welcome.
This is happening on the fifteenth, the twenty
second, and the twenty ninth at 9AM.
For more info on this, you can call
(530)
334-0595.
And the Coastal Home Health and Hospice presents

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Coastal Cares Casino Night at Checo Brewing Company
on November 15 from six to 9PM.
Enjoy exciting casino games and a silent auction
for an unforgettable evening supporting a great cause.
Tickets are $30 for a single, $50 for
a couple. Ticket includes a drink per person,
finger foods, and $10 of funny money. Tickets
are available at coastalhhh.org

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backslash casino.
Yeah. And then the partnership for the performing
arts presents Alias Brass. This is at the
Seventh day Adventist Church on November 16, 3PM.
Formerly of the Empire and Canadian Brass, the
Alias Brass Company founded in 2013 is a
collaboration of five uniquely talented artists
and educators from across

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the nation.
Let's see. Tickets are available at ppadelnorth.0rg.
So there you go. Yeah. Alright. Elk Bella
Casino again presents the Jeff Tate Operation Mindcrime,
the final chapter. This is November 22 at
8PM.
Tickets on sale now for $30 in person
at the Points Club booth or 35 online

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at etix.com
in advance and on the day of the
event. Doors will open at 7PM with the
show starting at eight. Must be 21 or
older to attend. Seating is limited and first
come, first served. This event is primarily standing
only. For ADA assisted seating requests, please email
[e-mail]
in advance to discuss available options for possible
accommodations.
Yeah. Hey. And we got time for just

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a couple more here, that I got late,
and so we're gonna go ahead and, do
these two real quick.
Curry Women in Business CCD presents shop small.
This will be happening at Checo Brewing in
Brookings, Monday, November 17, 04:30 to 07:30.
There'll be raffle prizes.
You can support local businesses. There'll be pop
up shops, food, and drinks.
Come support your local women in business. Free

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gift bags filled with fun for the first
100 shoppers. Raffle items to win
from each pop up. Raffle starts at 7PM.
Alright. It looks like we have auditions for
Out of Howard's Mind. This is three one
act stories by Howard Patterson.
Howard is a well appreciated actor, actor, playwright,
and director, well known in Southern Oregon and
Northern California.

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These three stories have captured the imagination of
director Tommy Jones who is looking for actors
to audition for the following characters.
First is Flow and Sin, two adult women
who are just surviving from day to day
on the street. Second is
Vince and Saul, two adult gangster men talking
in a restaurant with one younger woman in
late teens or early twenties and one older
woman as waitresses.

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And the last is Cal and Tang, one
older man and one older woman who are
country and western stars being interviewed by a
young ambitious radio announcer, a younger man. Auditions
will take place Friday the fourteenth and Saturday
the fifteenth at 6PM at the Checo Playhouse
at one two four Checo Avenue in
Brookings. Any questions, email [e-mail]

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or text Tommy at (541)
661-2309.
The show dates will be between February 6
and February 22. Rehearsals start December 8, Monday
through Thursday. And we've done a couple productions
with Howard. One Two every day. Yeah.
The Scrooge was the one. I remember him
playing Scrooge very well. Yeah. I did I
did young Scrooge in that one. I got

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that hang in that hang up in the
air there, but that was fun.
Okay. I got one more here real quick.
Hey. Cascadia Pickleball Zone is presenting an hour
of pickleball yoga. This happened on Mondays at
eleven, Wednesdays at eight, Thursdays at eight, and
Fridays at
ten. That's it. We will save Bushwacker for
next week and everything. And, yeah. There's so

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much stuff. It's awesome. It's we made it.
I like to get to at least twenty
seconds. That way, that'll go on to the
next week. You know know what I mean?
I just like to get the week out.
Yeah. You know? Because I noticed that those
two that we were doing are happening right
on when we're taping. Yeah. Yeah. You know?
So yeah. Yeah. So, hey, that's it. It
was time to close out this week's show.
For a go, I'd like to give a
shout out to our fearless producers, Ray and
Tom, for all the great work each week
helping us bring our show to the airwaves.

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And thank you all for tuning in to
this week's insider report. Please make sure to
tune in to us in on a daily
basis. Just KCIW one hundred point seven FM
and listen to all the five shows they
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and you will be getting in all of
it. And you there's live streaming. We got

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everything going on now. This is great. We're
all over the world. I love it. So,
hey, most of the info for this week's
show came from the Inside of Southern Oregon
Entertainment newspaper.
You can read more by going to the
insider of southernoregon.com
where you will also find the link to
the insider report, which is at KCIW.
So we're beautiful. So, hey, until next week.
This is cousin Bruce Ellis.
Oh, and I'm Jason Liddell. Yes. Yeah. We're

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signing off. Please support local businesses. Keep it
real and spread the love and the peace
every chance you get. Hey. We'll see you
out there.
Bam. You got the
Sweet. There you go.
That's how I like doing it.

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