Last Week of August Interviews at KRFY Studios

This week, Suzy Prez will be live in the studio to interview the following community members:

Tuesday, 9:00 AM: Emily LeVine was in the studio to continue the conversation about gardening, food, preserving, recipes and other related subjects of interest to area groaners and cooks.  There was an update on the Farmers Market happenings as the season winds down toward the October closing date.

Wednesday, 9:00 AM:  Dennison Webb from SOLE will be in the studio to talk about new programs and share some exciting news.

Thursday,  9:00 AM:  Mac Hollan will join Suzy Prez to give us an update on the School Back Pack Program and share stories about his Point to Bay summer adventure ride..

Community Radio Live Interviews with Suzy Prez

In-studio guests on Friday, August 16 were:

9:00  AM:  Artist Studio Tour – Suzy Prez interviewed Sally Dennison, representing the Artist Studio Tour, along with some of the local artists who discussed their art and the Artist Studio Tour.

Grant (left), Suzy Prez (center), Kaleb (right) demonstrate the art of Kendana on the sidewalk in front of KRFY studios.

10:00 AM:  Suzy Prez was visited by two high school students who are Kendama experts. The demonstrated the art of Kendama and discussed this skill game that has children around the world captivated and challenged..

Waldorf School Early Education Program Information Shared

Waldorf School teachers, Jeanette Rinehart (left) and Beth Krause (center), with interviewer Suzy Prez (right).

Wednesday, August 7th:  9:00 am: Suzy Prez interviewed Waldorf Early Childhood teachers, Jeanette Rinehart and Beth Krause at the KRFY studios. The Early Childhood program and curriculum concept were discussed in detail for the benefit of listeners interested in this proven educational method..

KRFY’s Local Show Showcases the Sound of Music In Our Region

The Local Show’s host, Jack Peterson, will once again bring the sounds of local musicians and song writers to our air waves. Tonight, Jack’s guest will be Paul Gunter  (the current Festival at Sandpoint stage manager) who will be in the studio for a conversation about the preformers at the Festival at Sandpoint’s 2013 season, as well as all sorts of music..

Upcoming Interviews the First Week of August on Panhandle Community Radio, KRFY

Tuesday, August 6th 10:00 am: Join Suzy Prez as she talks with Sally Dennison, representing the Artist Studio Tour, along with some of the local artist who will be discussing their art and the upcoming Artist Studio Tour..

Monday, July 29 on KRFY

9:00 a.m.: Steve Holt, executive director of the Eureka Institute, and Brietta Leader, teacher of “Soul Motion Inspired Conscious Dance,” were in the studio to talk about the Third Annual Northwest YogaFest to be held on August 2 – 4, 2013, at the Eureka Center near Gamblin Lake.

Jessica Martin, Community Cancer Services (CCS) (left), Jim Healey, KRFY (center), Mandy Evans, representative of Leadership Sandpoint (right).

10:00 a.m.: Mandy Evans, representative of Leadership Sandpoint, and Jessica Martin, Community Cancer Services (CCS), came by the studio to talk to Jim Healey about the “Got Gas?” fundraising drive. CCS is a community-funded resource center providing information and supportive services to clients and their families experiencing cancer in Bonner and Boundary Counties. The local hospital in Sandpoint is a wonderful resource for cancer patients, but due to federal regulations it cannot provide radiation therapy in Sandpoint. This means that hundreds of patients leave the area to drive daily to Spokane to receive their treatment. The cost of this can create an enormous hardship on the patients and their families. In 2011, CCS gave out over 2,100 $15 gas cards to patients. This August CCS is holding a “Got Gas?” fundraising drive..

Work-Training Program At The Alternative Highschool Discussed

On Tuesday, July 9th at 9:00 AM, Suzy Prez welcomed Barbara Phillips to the studio.  Barbara is the manager of Seconds Anyone which is the work training site for the Alternative Highschool here in Sandpoint..

Coal Trains in our Future: The Serious Impacts We Will All Face

Thursday, June 27, 9:00 a.m.: Shannon Williamson, executive director of Lake Pend Oreille Waterkeeper, and Gary Payton, Idaho Ambassador for 50 States United for Healthy Air, came in to the studio to talk to Jim Healey about proposed coal train  traffic increase in our region. Topics discussed were: direct impacts on Bonner County, water quality, community traffic flow concerns, affects throughout the Northwest, a focus on increased CO2 levels, and the risks for Global climate change..

Wiz of a Musical Production Scheduled this Summer at the Panida Theatre

Left to right: Deb McShane, Sara Kirby, Sarah Caruso, Taryn Quayle.

Wednesday, June 26, at 12:00 p.m.: The following members of The Wizard of Oz production team and cast were interviewed by Jim Healey in the studio: Debra McShane, director; Taryn Quayle, choreographer; Sarah Caruso, vocal direction;  and Sara Kirby, Dorothy (not pictured, Steve Neuder, the “Scarecrow”).  The Wizard of Oz will be at the Panida Theater on June 28, June 29, July 5, July 6, July 12, and July 13 (all performances at 8:00 p.m.) with a matinee at 2:00 p.m. on July 6..