Episode 318
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- Songwriter Harry Stamper
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- North Bend longshoreman Harry Stamper is keeping the art of union folk songs alive. One of his songs, "We just come to work here; we don't come to die" is nationally known. He sings this song and a few of his other compositions: old fashioned protest songs with a modern twist.
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- Painter Chad Mayo Ghost Horse
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- Chad Mayo Ghost Horse is an up-and-coming artist who paints portraits of American Indians and scenes from nature. His three-dimensional canvases set his work apart. He builds the frames himself and stretches his canvas into curving, organic shapes.
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- Word and Hand Project
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- Without talking or seeing each other face to face, writers and visual artists in the Word and Hand project exchange works as a form of communication. They communicate strictly through their own chosen art form, then document it all in journals.
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