Ep. 162: "Treasures Untold" from Columbia River Maritime Museum; Restoring the Vogue Theatre in Cle Elum; and Huy Pham's "We, too, Sing America"

Feliks Banel's guests on this LIVE BROADCAST of CASCADE OF HISTORY include Julia Triezenberg, Education Supervisor for the Columbia River Maritime Museum on their new “Treasures Untold” radio program and podcast; Courtney Cooper Neese, owner of the Roslyn Theatre on her new project to restore Cle Elum’s long-dormant Vogue Theatre; and Huy Pham, Executive Director of APIAHiP - Asian & Pacific Islander Americans in Historic Preservation – on a powerful performance called "We, too, Sing America" which he delivered in September for the National Trust for Historic Preservation at the National Cathedral in Washington, DC, and which we listened to in its entirety. We also played a highlight from REM’s October 3, 1986 concert at Portland’s Civic Auditorium, when Michael Stipe read from a brochure about the old Trojan nuclear plant (audio recorded and shared by Chris Metzler).

For more information about this program’s guests and topics:

Columbia River Maritime Museum’s “Treasures Untold”

https://www.crmm.org/in-the-community.html

Roslyn Theatre

https://roslyntheatre.com/

Vogue Theatre in Cle Elum, WA

https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61583412818623

APIAHiP: Asian & Pacific Islander Americans in Historic Preservation

https://apiahip.org/

Chris Metzler’s REM Recoding from Portland, OR on October 3, 1986

https://youtu.be/ucZhnXeQZWI