Voice Of Vashon

Megan Hastings welcomes the lovely Carla DeCrona, a super well seasoned traveler of this great planet , talking about her time both in Greece and Scotland.

You know them from the Morning Scramble and Church of Great Rain. This week, prolific world travelers Jeff & Cindy Hoyt join Megan Hastings to tell stories about their uncanny knack for being “accidental tourists” during magical celebrations around the globe. Cindy tells the tale of being in Chiang Mai, Thailand, during the annual Songkran […]

On this episode of the Katzenjammer Follies, I have Andrea Aldrich telling tales of her travel tour company in Italy !! Tune in for travel stories!

FL Damnann was a Vashon resident many years ago. He and his wife currently reside in DC. He is a former actor, and now a writer and traveller… He tells a few stories, the first one about a travel to London for the first time overseas as a youth with his friends and the absurd, […]

Adam Cone is an Island painter and writer, born and raised in Seattle. He is a wordsmith with all that applies in his life. Here he tells a story about roaming the countryside of Ireland with his wife Megan Hastings and their deaf and blind Terrier, Lucky. Megan Hastings reads a story about spending time […]

On this episode we have long time resident of Vashon, Hita von Mende (R) and her siblings telling us the remarkable story of their emigration to the US from Germany right after WW2, its a very special story for so many reasons in this day, but also because Hita’s sister Elfie has since passed away. […]

Michael Whitmore is a not only a dear friend but one of Vashon’s most prolific musicians and DJ ! He can kick out the beats! 

Dan Chasen is a long time islander with a long standing background with the Vashon  School Board and a former writer for the New Yorker ….. and a great coffee drinker!

Chris Boscia is a Vashon actor and director with the theatre companies on the island, and Seattle. Here he reads a story about his growing up in Spain under Franco and how the political climate was there in the mid 1970s. Torena O’Rourke is a writer, traveller, and theatre producer. Here she shares with us […]

Serena Cosgrove is a professor of International Studies the Seattle University and island native. She has a wealth of knowledge of Nicaragua from spending time there in  college and working hands on with the people trying to set up small businesses for women. All the while under the dire political regime of the Sandanistas.