Tonight on Skagit Talks Dr. Loonat talks with Jere LaFollette, who is an instructor here at Skagit Valley College. They discuss ways to assess and improve the mental health of everyone in our community.

Tonight on Skagit Talks is an interview with Valerie Stafford about what's happening at the historic Concrete Theatre, including the Mountain Film Festival.

Gregory Sweet interviews Louisiana Blues Rock singer / songwriter Jovin Webb. They discuss the influences on Jovin's music and the production of his new album, Drifter which will be released in October.

Join Gregory Sweet this Friday for his interview with Chris Medhurst, lead singer for the Toronto Ontario Rock / Roots band The Commoners.

Tonight on Skagit Talks is an interview with Charis Weathers, pastor Burlington Lutheran Church, on inclusivity.

Join Gregory Sweet this Friday for his interview with Chattanooga singer / songwriter, Teni Rane. Teni describes the inspiration for her debut album, Goldenrod, which was released this summer.

Tonight on Skagit Talks, we feature a discussion with Dr. Nguyen Dao, about Adult basic education and teaching new arrivals to America who seek to improve their language skills.

Join Gregory Sweet this Friday for his interview with Grammy nominee and Blues Hall of Fame member, John Primer. John was band leader and lead guitar player for Muddy Waters Band and later for Magic Slim & The Teardrops.

Join Gregory Sweet this Friday for his interview with Misty Blues founder and singer, Gina Coleman. They talk about her music and her podcast "Queens of the Blues", available wherever you get your podcasts.

Join Gregory Sweet this Friday for his interview with Skagit Valley Blues artists: Casaundra May & James Band. They talk about their music and play 3 songs in Studio B at KSVR.

Tonight on Skagit Talks, we feature a discussion with Rohan Khanduja, the promoter of the East Indian Independence celebration this Saturday at Marymoor Park.

Tonight on Skagit Talks is an interview with SVC instructor Kurt Dunbar about his summers teaching at sea. Dunbar, a Lake Tahoe native, has focused his work on Alaska environmental history.