The Insider Report: Upcoming Activities and Events for November 18 – 24 … and Beyond

This week on the Insider Report, Kat and Bruce give the scoop on what is going on in the area, including the Chetco Library event schedule, Peaceful Support Yoga Studio Family Day, Save Camp Barry Fundraiser, Geoff Tate-Operation Mindcrime: The Final Chapter at Elk Valley Casino, Thanksgiving Turkey Lunch, Crescent City Emblem Club 30th Annual Festival […]

Episode Transcript

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Hello, mister and missus Brookings Harbor and all
the fishing boats at sea. I'm cousin Bruce
Ellis. And I'm Kat Liddell.
And this is the Insider Report. 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.
Hello, Kel. Welcome back. Did you have a

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nice little trip? Yeah. I had a great
week up in, up in the the Bellingham,
Washington area. Just hanging out with a friend
up there.
And, oh my gosh, I realized it wasn't
until, I was, like, at border crossing. Like,
I haven't been out of the country since
I was, like, 17 years old. Oh, yeah.
So, yeah, I spent a day in in
Vancouver, and it was super, super cool. Yeah.
Yeah. I got to go to this, oh,
this awesome restaurant called East is East up

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there in Vancouver
that, like, takes you essentially on a journey
of the Silk Road from Greece all the
way to Nepal. Oh, wow. Like and it's
a tasting menu. Right? So you get, like,
two bites in but you have the opportunity
to essentially, like, taste everything on the menu.
One of the best meals of my entire
life. Oh, my gosh. Yeah. Couple of things
you probably would, hey. I'll have some more
of that. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. Right? No. So
so I mean, so a lot of food
that I'm familiar with, but they just do

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it so like, all across all types of
cuisine so so well. There was, like, a
violinist there that was, like, trying to serenade
me. And I was, like, kinda, like, oh,
you're in my personal space. Nope. Nope. I
forget that. Your music is excellent. I was
just, like, I was not expecting this
as I sat down to my meal. Right.
I'll put it right up in your face.
Right. I'm saying hello there, violinist. Yes. Yeah.
But it was a good time. Yeah. It
was a I had a I had a

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blast. I went, like, boutique shopping, like, on
on Main Street over there. Yeah. Hung out.
Just had a great time all around. Yeah.
Right. Right on. Hi. Yeah. You stayed up
there a few days then, didn't you? Yeah.
Yeah. That was my, like, I need some
rest and relaxation. After all the things we
did in a week. Yep. Post show, like,
vacation. Yeah. Just to myself to to unwind
for a second. Yes. Absolutely. Well, Jason came

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in and filled in, so we had a
I heard he did a yeah. He did
a good job. Oh, good job. We did
great. We had a good time. Yeah. Very
cool. Very cool. I'm glad he was there.
We're trying to let Dave in here. So
And you got a fishing report. Yeah. I
know. Okay. Okay. It was a bonus. Yeah.
Excellent. Excellent. Sounds like you guys were just
fine. Yeah. We did. I'm you having fun,
so that's always a good Yeah. Well, how
have things been for you and Junior? Doing

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good. Doing good. Still, same old, same old.
I mean, you know, this this yeah. That's
it. I mean, getting the paper together and
all that good stuff. And,
I like a junior's if I can do
his own thing. You know? And so he's
not wanting to run around all over the
place, and plus the world is trying to
get like this. Because I really am spending
a lot of time on the computer between
the this, that. And then, like I said,
the script is coming along like, fabulous.

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Oh my gosh. I'm loving it. Good. It's
going so good. So, yeah, I've been just
working on that on my extra time, you
know, and stuff. Little that I have, but
I like to make take advantage of it
when I got. I can't help it. I'm
just, like, on a roll. So I I
will have this done by, I'm thinking I
will have it, done by January. Well, if
you keep plugging away at it, it sounds
like you'll have a draft. Yeah. I think

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so. Yeah. Yeah. Yeah. So I'm really feeling
confident about it too. It's coming along nicely.
I keep
keep coming over funnier things all the time.
Say, then you just keep adding. Hair texture.
Yeah. What I do, that's my four that's
my, the way I write is I write
it down. Everything get down, get it, like,
thing going. Mhmm. And then I'll go back
after about, you know, like, 10 scenes, and
then I'll go back at the beginning again

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and then start filling in, you know, okay.
I wanted to say this or I wanna
do this. You know? I'll I'll do, like,
10 scenes at a time, then I can
move on. You know? So, you know, but
at least it stays yeah. I'm I'm even
organized when I write like that, but it's
like, gosh. It's so much fun. I'm having
a great time with this project, so it's
gonna be great. And people are gonna love
it when it's done, so it's gonna it's
gonna be fun. So, anyways but that's it.

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Yeah. I hope you all had a good
weekend. And before we get going on, seriously,
we've been barely cutting it out every week
on these shows. We've had so much going
on. So I'm just gonna go ahead,
which is great. A lot going on in
November. Yeah.
So, hey, I wanna thank the Oregon South
Coast Fisherman, otherwise known as the Castaways, and
Oregon Coast VIP Marketing for sponsoring the insider
report. And if you'd like to sponsor our

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show or one of the other firing shows
here at KCIW, you just go to kciw.0rg,
and you will be on your way. So,
yeah, we got some music going on. Indeed.
It's slowing down for this month, but we'll
be picking up and talking. We always get
all the stuff. Like, a page of stuff
here starting. Yeah.
Starting things off with Cisco playing Wednesdays and
Saturdays at the Brookings Harbor Farmers Market from

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10AM to 1PM.
And on the twentieth, over at Sea View
from 12:30 to 01:30.
On the twenty fifth, playing at World Headquarters
101 from four to 6PM.
And then on the twenty eighth, playing at
the Checo Activity Center 11AM to 1PM.
Yeah. And then the mighty Steelheads on the
twenty first, they'll be in a from seven
to ten, and on the twenty ninth, it'll

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be at Porta Pint seven to ten. Alright.
And the Italian guys are playing at the
Inateca down in Crescent City. Music there running
from seven to nine. Yep. And Lon Goddard,
he's got a schedule here on the twentieth.
He'll be at Brian Scott Gallery Brown
Bag Lunch,
11:30AM
to, 01:30PM.
On twenty second, it'll be at Porta Pines
South at 09:30PM.

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That's late.
On the twenty ninth, he'll be at Misty
Mountain Brewing six to eight. Yeah. Whenever I
see him playing, like, usually, there are six
to eight people. You know? It's like 09:30.
Well, there you go. Oh, yeah. Oh, well,
you gotta do something different every once in
a while. Right? Yeah. Yeah. Alright. Well, turning
our attention to Patty Ann. Patty Ann is
playing on the November 22 over at Umbrella
Farms. Music there going from noon to 3PM.

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Yep. And then Inateka on the twenty first,
they got the Mighty Steelhead seven to ten.
And on the twenty second, The Italian Guy
is seven to nine. And Misty Mountain Brewing,
music there running six to 8PM. Their current
lineup is on the twenty second. Ukulele John
is playing. And on the twenty ninth, Lon
Goddard. Yep. And then last but not least,
we got Rogue Strings. Lacey, she's gonna be
playing on the twenty third at Augustino's

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2PM to 4PM. So there we go. Okay.
I can't wait for December to get out
there. Should be fun. Yeah. Yeah. Okay. Alright.
Well, let's turn our attention over to events
happening at the Checo Library located at 405
Alder Street here in Brookings, Oregon. First, first
with a rundown of their weekly events. On
Tuesdays at 10:30AM,
they have story time for young children. At

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03:30PM,
they have tween club for ages 10 to
13.
And then Wednesdays, 01:30 to four, they have
an after school program where you can get
a free snack and hang out, work on
homework, or craft using supplies from the Maker
Cart.
On Thursdays, they've got a a big lineup
here. 10:10 to noon, they have their Rowdy
Creek String Band. It's an open rehearsal for
string instrument players. It is acoustic.

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From three to five, they have Checkmate Corner.
This is a weekly chess club for players
of all ages and skill levels. And then
05:30PM
on Thursdays, they have an easy flow yoga
class. It's a free class. They recommend that
you be able to comfortably get up and
down from the floor. Then on Saturdays at
10:30AM, they have another story time for young
children.
1PM is their Saturday shuffle where you can

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play and trade Pokemon cards. On the second
and fourth Saturdays from two to four, there's
teen teach teens teach tech. It's a free
technology assistance drop in service. You can come
by the library annex with your device or
tech questions
and get free help from a technology mentor.
Mentors are young people who've been trained to
teach tech to older adults, and this free
service is presented in partnership with Harmony and

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Meet Music.
Then coming up in monthly events and special
events at the library,
coming up Friday, the twenty first from two
to five, they have their new monthly creative
cafe.
This is a free event for adults and
teens. Drop in anytime between two and five
on the third Friday of every month. You
can explore a new art medium with supplies
from their maker cart and connect with fellow
creators over coffee, tea, and light refreshments.

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And November's focus is gonna be greeting cards
and upcycled gift boxes just in time for
the holiday season.
And then on the November 26, Wednesday, 01/2004,
there's an art with Tori class. I can
tell people they're making glass bottle lanterns, but
registration is required due to limited supplies,
and there's currently only a wait list at
the moment. So if you wanna get on
that wait list, go check it out.

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Saturday, November 29 at 2PM, rounding things out.
There's a letters to Santa event. Kids are
welcome to come to the library to write
a letter to Santa. Before you leave, drop
the letter in the special mailbox. They'll send
all the letters off to the North Pole,
and Santa will send a letter back to
anyone who drops one off. And you'll get
the mail in December, and there will also
be a Santa visit that day at 3PM.

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And then coming up in book clubs this
week, Thursday the twentieth at 05:30, there is
Pub Grub Book Club. It's a casual book
club for adult fans of graphic novels. It
takes place at Misty Mountain Brewing in Downtown
Brookings.
And this month, the group is reading and
discussing Monstress Book One that contains
issues one through 18 by Marjorie Liu. And
space is limited due to the tiny space

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and registration is required.
On Wednesday the twenty sixth at 05:30, they
have their Look Back Book Club. And in
this club, adults and older teens are invited
to revisit classic books from their childhoods and
ask themselves, how do they hold up now?
And November's book is The Face on the
Milk Carton by Carolyn b Cooney.
Again, that's 05:30PM
on Wednesday, November 26. All library led events

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and programs are free to attend whether or
not you have a library card. You can
get more info by following them on Facebook,
checking out checkco.librarycalendar.com,
or you can give them a call at
(541)
469-7738.
And, hey, now it's time for quotes from
famous people with Cousin Bruce. Yeah. We got
one of the rockinest
libraries on the West Coast. Okay. Yeah. Right.
Yeah. Did you say so? I might be

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a little biased. When Jason read this when
Jason looks at it, he goes, I gotta
read let me read all that. I I
sit back, and I just went, yep.
It's all you, buddy. Enjoy.
Yeah. We got a lot going on. Yeah.
He was like, wow.
Alright. Hey. Here are a few quotes from,
Winston Churchill. He was born 11/30/1874.
He says, success is not final.

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Failure is not final. It is the courage
to continue that counts.
He goes, if you're going through hell, keep
going.
Attitude is a little thing that makes a
big difference. And last but not least, famous
words, we shall defend our island. We shall
fight on the beaches. We shall fight on
the landing grounds. We shall fight in the

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fields and in the streets. We shall fight
in the hills.
We shall never surrender. Hey. Hope you enjoyed
this week's quotes from Winston Churchill with cousin
Bruce. Till next week. Hey. Have a great
one. Yeah. That should I wanted to do
that one on Veterans Day week. I I
just didn't see it until Oh, well, the
day. Yeah. It would have been perfect. I
would like to have done that then. Yeah.
But, hey, still got that birthday month in

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there. That's right. We did. There you go.
Alright.
Okay. There is a Save Camp Berry fundraiser
happening at the Anateka in Crescent City on
the November 21, running from five to 10PM.
All proceeds benefit the Camp Berry dog rescue.
Dinner's gonna include, grilled cod and or smoked
tri tip. There's gonna be a raffle, and

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there is gonna be live music. Rob Tiernan
is playing from 05:30 to 07:30, and then
the mighty steelheads are gonna play from eight
to ten.
Yeah. There you go. Hey. The peaceful support
yoga studio is presenting family day. This will
be at Cascadia Pickleball Zone
located at 16185
Highway 101 South. You can bring your family
for a morning of full fun yoga. All

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ages, all levels are welcome. This is happening
on the twenty second
and the twenty ninth at 9AM. For more
info on this, you can call [phone].
Alright. And then over at Elk Valley Casino
in Crescent City, they're presenting
Jeff Tate Operation Mindcrime,
the final chapter. This event's happening on the

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November 22 at 8PM.
Tickets are on sale in person at the
Points Club booth, that you can also get
them online at etix.com
in advance as well as on the day
of the event. Doors open at 7PM. The
show starts at eight. You gotta be 21
or older to attend. Seating is limited, and
it's first come, first serve. And this event
is primarily standing only. For ADA assisted seating

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request, they ask that you email [e-mail]
in advance to discuss available options for possible
accommodations.
Yeah. There you go.
Okay. Hey. Short but sweet. The Checo activity
center is having a Thanksgiving
turkey lunch fundraiser. This will be happening on
the twenty seventh from noon to two. It's
$30 per person. Alright. I don't have any

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of the gist on it, but yeah. They
are currently It's cheap. They're they're currently very
are trying hard to very actively fundraise because
their elevator broke, and it needs to be
replaced. And it's gonna cost in the hundreds
of thousands of dollars. Oh, really? They So
they're doing a lot of fundraising initiatives right
now. I'm promoted all the way in the
neighborhood. Anybody anybody who wants to help out
with that fundraiser wants to see how you
can give, contact the Checo Activity Center. They're

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located up above Subway up at the North
End of Brookings. Yeah. There you go. There
you go. Hey. Crescent City Emblem Club is
currently presenting the thirtieth annual Festival of the
Trees. This is happening at the Crescent City
Fairgrounds Main Building. This is gonna be on
the November 22.
Doors open at 9AM. They have lunch at
noon. And lunch tickets are $20,
and it's dedicated to all of their deceased

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members. May the trees shine bright enough for
them to see. For more information about this
event, you can call Carolina at (707)
954-2381.
Yeah. Hey. And then we got a piece
now
with Kundalini
Kriya Yoga.
This is a blessing to your life and
humanity with ancient practices.

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This will be happening
at the Cascadia Pickleball Zone on Saturday, November
22 from 10AM to 1PM.
There's a catered lunch after the event. Let's
see. It's peace, love, health, prosperity, and enlightenment
can all be yours.
We got,
Omkar
Kriya, the sound of creation. This technique, introduces

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you to divine indweller. So it's techniques and
stuff, and they have,
Yogiraj,
Satgurnath.
So he's a Kriya yoga master will be
there. So very cool. And then we've got
Tara, which is a Kriya
or is it Kriya Kriya? I'm not familiar
with it, so I hope I'm saying it
right.
She's a yoga teacher

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at wwwenlightenmentu.0rg,
or you can call it 48083207481
for info on that. But yeah. So the
it's a little peace,
Love, health, prosperity, enlightenment day. So there you
go. Alright. At the Cascadia Pickleball. So very
cool. Well, there you have it. Alright. Well,

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hey. Now it's time for a bit of
real history with Bushwacker Bruce. Right. Good day,
cat. Good day, mates. Bushwacker Bruce here, and
welcome to this week's real history for your
knowledge pleasure. Did you know that Bruce Lee
once had a controversial fight with different versions
of the outcome?
It's true, and here's the story. He's always
been known as the man who took everybody

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ever fought out, but this story is a
fight between Bruce Lee and Wong Jackman.
It's a tale of two competing martial art
philosophies with different outcomes and differing interpretations.
Most witnesses and accounts point to Bruce Lee's
victory while Wong Jackman's
supporters claim a draw or win. The fight
is considered a pivotal moment in Bruce Lee's

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evolution as a martial artist. Here are the
viewpoints from both fighters. On Bruce Lee's side,
Lee reportedly won the fight quickly after a
series of fast punches in his struggle.
Some accounts say Lee chased Wong and ultimately
defeated him, forcing Wong to submit.
The fight lasted just a few minutes. Wong
Jackman
was supposedly demoralized and had his ego bruised

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by Lee's victory.
On Wong Jackman's side, Wong claimed that he
was able to hold his own against Lee
for a longer period, and the fight ended
when it was stopped by others who feared
for their safety.
Wong's supporters say he was able to hold
off Lee and prevent him from winning. Well,
some
accounts claim that Wong was able to hold
Lee in a headlock several times during the
fight. Wong also said that he was able

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to hold his own in the fight by
forcing Lee into a stalemate
and that the fight was a draw. So
you got two different opinions on it right
there. This was supposed to be done.
I hope you enjoyed this week's Better Real
History with yours truly, Bushwacker Bruce. Till next
time. Hey. Always keep it real.

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This was supposed to be done at his
when I did his quotes. I gotcha. Remember
those? We got too many. We had We
just been so packed with so many things
going on. I can't tell you what. Some
more stuff here too. Right? Well, there you
have it. Okay. We got there eventually.
Here's our extra stuff. Right? Yeah. It's earning
our attention. We have some, some other events

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coming up at the, the end of the
month here. First off, Wild Rivers Dance is
presenting the eleventh annual Wild Rivers Nutcracker,
and this is taking place at the usual
spot at Crescent Elk Middle School in Crescent
City. It's running three days on the twenty
eighth at 7PM,
on the November 29 at two and 7PM,

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two performances that day, and then on the
thirtieth at 2PM.
And this is a classic ballet brought to
you, the stage, by Wild Rivers Dance. Their
yearly thing they do. An annual tradition. That's
it. You know, and then and you can
get on because,
yeah, I I I as most of you
know, I got to play a Drosselmeyer in
the movie, the small Nutcracker
story, Small Town Nutcracker.

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And that's on YouTube now, so you can
catch the movie and watch it run. It's
And and, actually, coming up at the library,
the seasonal screening for December is going to
be a Nutcracker story. Yep. So we're making
a family friendly cocoa fueled event on the
first Saturday in December. Yep. You guys will
be making the rounds. That was fun. Well,
that's what gave me the bugs. So there
we go. Yep. That was a great production.

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It was fun. Mhmm. Hey. Pacific Music Guild
is presenting a new Christmas twenty twenty five
holiday concert. This will be happening at the
Crescent Elk Middle School Auditorium at 994
G Street in Crescent City on the third
and the fourth of December,
7PM. Performing will be the Pebble Beach Brass,
Redwood Chamber Singers,

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North Coast Youth Corel,
and North Coast Choral.
Tickets are on sale now at Del Norte
Office Supply in Crescent City and Wright's Custom
Framing in Brookings
and at the door of the night of
each concert. It's $15 for adults, $10 for
use, and kids under five are for grief.
Fun. Fun. Fun. Fun. They're good times. Cool

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beans. Alright. Well, getting into some PSAs here.
First off, Coastal Home Health and Hospice offers
grief support groups happening at five eighty five
Fifth Street in Brookings.
These groups meet on the first and third
Tuesdays of the month at 3PM.
They're free of charge and open to the
public. You do not have to have received
hospice services to participate.
Walk ins are welcome. And if you need

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more info about this group, you can call
(541)
469-0405.
Yeah. And then, hey, Cascadia Pickleball Zone. Here's
presented an hour of pickleball yoga. Now the
times have changed. It's Mondays at 11AM,
Wednesday Wednesdays at 10:15AM,
Thursdays at 06:15PM,
and Fridays at 10:15AM.

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And then another now they got it on
Saturday at 9AM.
Mhmm. So your hour of pickleball yoga. There
you have it. Mhmm. K. The KCIW
Soapbox Series is continuing. And what is the
KCIW
Soapbox Series? Well, the station gives folks a
chance to speak their mind on a show
called the KCIW
Soapbox.
Basically, KCIW
offers two minutes of airtime to anyone who

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has something to say. There are a few
rules, of course. There's no cussing, no slandering,
no advertising.
But other than that, folks can share what's
on their mind. The studio is open every
Wednesday from two to three for people to
drop in and record. Yeah. There you go.
Hey. And Legends Arcade is presenting trading card
game night.
This is every first Wednesday of the month,

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from 5PM to 8PM. It's Magic the Gathering,
UGO,
Pokemon, and more. You can sling spells, summon
monsters, trade, or battle with local players.
Alright. And then there's another game night at
the whimsical Griffin. That's located at 615 Checo
Avenue by the Redwood Theater. This happens, twice
a week, Tuesdays and Fridays from five to

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9PM,
featuring Magic the Gathering, Dungeons and and Dragons,
and, of course, board games. Yeah. And then
Meals on Wheels, volunteers needed. If you'd like
to do something that would make you and
those you help very happy, if you'd like
to do something to help give back to
the community you love, if you'd like to
help out your fellow human beings, the meal's
on wheels looking for you. By delivering a

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hot meal to those who are home ridden,
you not only help someone who is hungry,
but you also bring a bit of kindness
into their lives, a friendly face for them
to see every day, and a little social
contact they may not have otherwise.
There are three routes that deliver hot meals
to about 60 seniors on a daily basis.
Each route takes about one and a half
hours. You can volunteer by the day, the
week, biweekly, bimonthly, even if it's just one

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day a week, one day a month, whatever
works for you. Every little bit helps. If
you're interested in helping in this great cause
for the community, you can contact Meals on
Wheelsville, the Checo activity center. [phone].
Alright. And then, the Brookings Harbor Scouts of
America scouting for new troop members. And what

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do you know? Boys and girls are invited.
Troop thirty two and troop forty thirty two
are now accepting new scouts as well as
adults interested in volunteering.
Scouts can join the troops from fifth grade
to age 17.
Adults are able to volunteer as long as
they are over 21 years old, are able
to pass a background check, and are willing
to spend about an hour and a half
completing a youth protection training course. They meet

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at Scout Hall from seven to 08:30PM
every Monday night except for holidays.
You're invited to meet the troops and learn
more about what scouts can help you achieve.
Scout Hall is located at 414 Azalea Park
Road in Brookings, And to get in touch
with troop thirty two scoutmaster Mark Haglund, call
(541)
661-2749.
You can also contact troop forty thirty two

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scoutmaster Rebecca Wilson at (707)
951-3647.
Yeah. Saw him out there putting the the
flags up on veteran's name. Oh, that yep.
That is an ongoing service project that they
do. So if that's something you wanna your
child to get involved with That's right. That's
who you contact. Uh-huh. Yep. Mhmm. I was
just standing there going, that could be me
and Junior Man helping out.

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Just keep guilt tripping him. It's fine. It's
fine.
Oh,
I'm so sorry.
Yeah.
I am kind of bummed about that, but
we'll get her eventually. I'll get them. Hopefully,
you'll get interested in it. Yeah. Uh-huh. And,
like, I got more to put on my
plate. Yeah. Okay. So, hey, the American Red
Cross, Curry County blood drive is going on.
The need for blood is constant, and sometimes

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that need becomes critical. Mhmm. That's why the
American Red Cross needs you. You can make
an appointment to give blood by calling +1
800
or visit redcrossblood.0rg.
Give something that means something. Give blood. And
the next one coming up here? Next round
of them are coming up in December. And,
yep, that's gonna be hosted by both the
Star of the Sea Catholic Church, and then

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there's gonna be an event at the Elks
Lodge. For times again, redcrossblood.org
is how did you get that, but I've
got my appointment. You should get yours too.
There you go. There you go. Sweet. And
that's my personal PSA.
Hey. The, Curry Public Library located up in
Gold Beach is, has a monthly event called
Memory Cafe Curry. They meet the third Wednesday

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of every month from 10:30 to noon. Again,
that's at the Curry Library in Gold Beach.
To register for the program, they ask you
to email [e-mail]
or give them a call at (541)
247-7246.
And a memory cafe is an informal social
gathering for older adults living with memory loss

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as well as their care partners.
Care partners may include but are not limited
to spouses, siblings, children, or friends whose social
lives are often just as affected as their
loved ones.
Memory cafes are designed to be a casual,
stress free gathering to allow care partners the
opportunity to relax and socialize with others in
a similar situation.
Memory Cafe Curry is staffed by a qualified

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social service provider as well as library staff
and volunteers.
Yeah.
I got time for a few more here.
Yeah. We got some time. Yeah. Queers and
Allies Brookings get together at the Chetco Library
Forest Room on the third PM third Saturdays
of the month at 2PM to 4PM. I'll
give you a minute. Ages nine through 19,
and it's hosted by the Southern Oregon Coast
Pride. Alright. And then the Brookings Recorder Ensemble

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is looking for people to join them in
the exploration and enjoyment of playing music for
the recorder.
This group meets at the Checo Activity Center
on Wednesdays from one to 02:30.
They ask that you bring your own recorder
and a music stand, and they will provide
the music.
Yeah. Hey. We got a community kitchen schedule
here. It's, every day is from noon to
one. Mondays at Saint Timothy's,

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Tuesdays at Saint Timothy's,
Wednesdays at the Star of the Sea Catholic
Church.
Thursdays is at the Presbyterian
Church.
Fridays is at Lutheran Church.
First and third and fifth Saturdays, it's at
Saint Timothy's.
Second and fourth Saturdays, it's the Church of
the Nazarene.
And Sundays is a different time here. It's
at Saint Timothy's, but it runs from three

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to four. You can also find the community
kitchen schedule
by going to kciw.0rg.
And, hey, that's it. We just knocked out
the show and got everything in. Do you
do well? Perfect. Mhmm. Well, it's time to
close out this week's show. Before we go,
I'd like to give a shout out to
our previous producers, Ray and Tom, for all
the great work each week helping us bring
our show to the airwaves. Thank you all

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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 listen to all the fine
shows that they have to offer. You can
catch all the show podcast, including the insider
report, by going to kciw.0rg.
And, hey, we got some live streaming going
on there too that's available. Now most of
the info for this week's show came from
the Insider of Southern Oregon Entertainment newspaper. You

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can read more by going to the insider
of southernoregon.com
where you also find the link to the
insider report. Until next week, this is cousin
Bruzellis. And I'm Kat Liddell. We are signing
off, so please support local businesses. Keep it
real and spread the love and the peace
every chance you're getting. Hey.
We'll see you out there.
Bam. Alright. You taught Jason the bail. I

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read that. I I did teach him the
bail. Yes. Yes.

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For music credits for the preceding show, go
to kciw.org/credits.