Interview with Joanne Rideout, host of KMUN's "The Ship Report" 
OPB - THINK OUT LOUD |
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Southern Oregon Wine Institute Presents:Umpqua Valley
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Saturday & Sunday September 18th & 19th 11:00 am to 5:00 pm
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Commercial Fisherman's FestivalPort of AstoriaMichele Longo Eder, award-winning author of Salt in Our Blood: The Memoir of a Fisherman's Wife will appear to sign and sell books at the Astoria Commercial Fishermen's Festival at Tongue Point, Port of Astoria, Oregon (just off Hwy 30). Present at the event will be stars from the TV show " Deadliest Catch," seafood cook off competitions, and contests for "Best Fisherman." |
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BlackBird Wine Shop
Reading and Author Event at the Blackbird Wine Shop |
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Geoffrey Riley, host of Ashland's Jefferson-Exchange (aired on Jefferson Public Radio) interviews Michele Longo Eder, Tuesday, April 13th, 2010.
Listen here:
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KGMI 790 AM News-Talk RADIOAudra Schroeder & Joe Teehan interview
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Ecotrust's Food Hub, Dangerous Dungeness and Political Spats at the Holiday Table Link to KBOO Community Radio December Food Show segment Laura McCandlish chats with Newport attorney Michele Longo Eder about her book, Salt in Our Blood: The Memoir of a Fisherman's Wife. It’s a tribute to her late son, who died in 2001 when his boat overturned during the start on Dugeness crab season in Yaquina Bay. Laura Anderson, co-owner of Local Ocean Seafoods, joins in to update on us on prospects for this year's crab season and answers questions about the sustainability of this catch.
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Folks living or working off the coast know the dangers of the sea all too well. But for one Oregon author, she's sharing her story, both tragic and triumphant, of her life as a fisherman's wife.
Click here to read story at KCBY Coos Bay TV website
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Click here or the image to hear both Dr. Horsley interview Michele Longo Eder (mp3 format).
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Internet Radio Show Healing the Grieving Heart is heard by over 500 thousand people yearly. The show is sponsored by The Open to Hope Foundation and is aired on www.health.voiceamerica.com and archived on www.thegriefblog.com. |
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