May 21, 2012
Living Culture on KMUZ's "Melanie in the Morning"
by Nate Rafn
I had the opportunity last week to visit KMUZ's downtown Salem studios to appear on "Melanie in the Morning."
Every Tuesday at 9am, Melanie Belle hosts a two-part radio program on KMUZ 88.5 FM. She interviews local artists, musicians, writers, historians, and others, all of whom do fascinating work in the Salem area.
Marc Nassar substituted for Melanie on the day of my interview. I sat down with Marc to talk about food and farm trends in the Willamette Valley. If you missed it, here's the full interview in digital form.
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