A conversation about the upcoming event “Remembering Northern State: Public History Days” at the historic Northern State Hospital campus in Sedro-Woolley on Saturday July 29th, 10 AM to 4:30 PM.

This Friday Gregory Sweet interviews Richard Larsen & Jennifer Nice of the LA based band, UNA. They talk about their music and play 4 original songs.

A conversation about the steps being taken to stop invasive Green Crab here in Washington State.

This Friday Gregory Sweet interviews Boston area singer / songwriter Bob Bradshaw. They talk about his music and play 3 songs from his new album The Art of Feeling Blue, on the The Friday Afternoon Music Mix.

Today on Skagit Talks at 5:30 PM: a conversation with SVC Instructor Dr. Farhana Loonat about the South Asian Student Club’s upcoming Experience India fundraising event in Ferndale.

Calling all Beatles fans. This Friday Gregory Sweet interviews Toronto Recording Engineer, Jerry Hammack. Jerry has written 5 volumes titled "The Beatles Recording Reference Manuals". They discuss a favorite album, Rubber Soul.

Gregory Sweet interviews Austin singer / songwriter, Russell Bartlett. Russell is originally from the Camano Island / Stanwood area and will be performing live music and talking about his music.

Tonight on Skagit Talks: A discussion with Karla Kay, of Karla Kay Art, an artist specializing in painting on silk with dyes, based out of Arlington, WA.

Tonight on Skagit Talks: discussion with Mechel Bell, President of Skagit Artists, a non-profit arts organization. Mechel talks about the upcoming spring Skagit Art Bash.

A conversation with Frannie Bigge, the founder of Creative Avenue, a business focused on artists, makers, and crafters. Tonight on Skagit Talks.

An update on COVID-19 in Skagit County and other public health issues. Your Health with Dr Howard Leibrand the Skagit County Public Health Officer tonight on Skagit Talks.

Gregory Sweet interviews singer / songwriter Stephanie Anne Johnson about their new album, "Jewels" released today through all music outlets.