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04/09/2026

Nature's Footprint provides a selection of worm composting and gardening products that reduce your carbon footprint and increase plant health, production, and crop quality by working with natural processes, while decreasing the need for chemical inputs.

04/08/2026

Tonight on Skagit Talks at 5:30pm, David Johnson is joining by Juan Lezama, Public Affairs Specialist with the U.S. Small Business Administration, to talk about Economic Injury Disaster Loans available to help Skagit County recover from this winter’s devastating floods.

The SBA has opened an office at Sedro-Woolley City Hall for in-person support, and will also be hosting two upcoming events on April 10th and 11th at the Burlington Public Library WA to answer questions and help guide you through the process.

If you or someone you know has been affected, this is important information you won’t want tomiss.

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04/03/2026

Join Gregory Sweet this Friday April 3rd at 3:00 PM Pacific for his interview with Anacortes, WA based Chad Henry of Chad Henry and the Setbacks. They have a new LP being released this month titled "Songs for Broken Voices". We discuss his career and play 4 songs from the new album. You can stream the interview at www.ksvr.org or www.ksvu.org The Friday Afternoon Music Mix 2-4 PM Pacific for the best in Alternative and Remastered Music. Always with a set of Blues.

03/20/2026

03/18/2026

Come see our adorable rabbits, baby chicks, lambs, goat kids, calves and more. The whole family will enjoy getting to meet these critters up close! The

03/17/2026

Tonight at 5:30pm on Skagit Talks, we’re raising a glass in honor of St. Patrick's Day 🍀 with a true local expert in the art of craft brewing. 🍻

We’re joined in the studio by Allen Rhoades, who leads the Cardinal Craft Brewing Academy at Skagit Valley College. When it comes to everything you need to know about brewing great beer—from styles and ingredients to technique and tradition—Alan is your guy.

He’s also the Co-Owner of Rockfish Grill & Anacortes Brewery and has helped shape the local brewing scene while teaching more than a hundred students through the program—many of whom you may already recognize in the industry.

In this conversation, Allen shares how he got his start in home brewing over 25 years ago, what makes a great brew, and why the passion behind the craft matters just as much as the process.

Join us tonight with David Johnson with Allen Rhoades—on this special St. Patrick’s Day edition of Skagit Talks. 🍀

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03/06/2026

Symphony 101 Returns to Skagit Talks: A Look at the Strings

KSVR is proud to welcome Dr. Michael Wheatley and David Johnson back to the studio as co-hosts of the beloved Symphony 101 segment on Skagit Talks.

In today’s episode, the focus is on the strings section of the orchestra. Dr. Wheatley, director and conductor of the Skagit Symphony, shares insights into the role of string instruments and how they shape the sound and emotional core of the symphony.

Listeners were also treated to a special moment in the studio. Dr. Wheatley brought his own violin and played a short demonstration, offering a firsthand look at the instrument’s tone and expressive range.

Symphony 101 is a listener favorite, giving the Skagit County community a chance to learn more about orchestral music, instruments, and the people who bring symphonic performances to life.

Tune in at 5:30
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03/05/2026

Tonight on Skagit Talks, we welcome Dr. Michael Wheatley, director and conductor of the Skagit Symphony, to talk about the upcoming concert Cheers.

Taking place March 14 at 7:30 PM at McIntyre Hall, Cheers is a gathering of songs by conductors everyone knows by name. In this conversation, Dr. Wheatley shares the inspiration behind the program and what makes this collection of familiar, audience loved works so special.

Hosted by KSVR, Skagit Talks highlights the artists and cultural leaders shaping our local arts community. Tune in to learn more about Cheers and what audiences can expect at McIntyre Hall on March 14.

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03/04/2026

Tonigh on Skagit Talks, we’re joined by Roselie Rasmussen to talk about her free monthly fitness workshop, Stronger Bones After 60: The Power of Small Jumps, happening Saturday, March 7.

Hosted on KSVR, Skagit Talks highlights the people and programs strengthening life in Skagit County. Roselie’s work is a powerful example of that community focus.

In this conversation, Roselie shares how simple, controlled impact movements, yes, even small jumps, can help support bone density and long term mobility after 60. She explains the science in accessible terms and offers encouragement for those who may feel hesitant about starting or restarting a fitness routine later in life.

The March 7 workshop is free and open to the community. Participants will learn safe techniques, modifications, and practical strategies they can take home. More information is available at dauntlessgrace.com.

Tune in to Skagit Talks tonight at 5:30 to learn how small movements can create lasting strength and confidence at any age.

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02/26/2026

🌿 Tonight at 5:30 PM on Skagit Talks 🌿
One of our favorite guests is back in the studio! 🌸
Diana Wisen, a WSU Skagit County Extension Master Gardeners, joins David Johnson with expert advice on what you should be doing right now in your gardens—flower beds, pruning, spring prep, and more.
Whether you’re a seasoned gardener or just getting started, you won’t want to miss this one 🌱
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Tune in at 5:30 PM!