"Music of Puget Sound: Sharon Abreau"
Orcas musician Sharon Abreau shows how music can teach about recycling and global warming, involve youth and adults, and can further our knowledge about Puget Sound.

"People in Puget Sound: Paul Owen Lewis, Author"
The award winning author of "Davy's Dream" and "Storm Boy" reads from his work and talks about how Puget Sound relates to his writings.

"Kathy Fletcher, People For Puget Sound"
The founder and executive director of this non-profit group talks about how the group was started over 15 years ago and her vision for the future of the Puget Sound region. Also interviewed: Brad Severtson, board president of People For Puget Sound.

"Protectors of Puget Sound: Dr. Usha Varanasi, NW Fisheries and Science Center"
Dr. Varanasi discusses that role the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA) and its Fisheries Center has in the protection of the Puget Sound region.

"A Conversation With Community Activist Harry Ota"
Skagit resident and Volunteer Flotilla Commander for the US Coast Guard Auxiliary Harry Ota talks about how citizens can protect Puget Sound and influence legislative work in Olympia.

"Exploring Puget Sound: The Beach at Night"
Explore the beach's mysterious creatures at low tide in the moonlight with People For Puget Sound educator Daoud Miller and volunteer naturalist Carol Burton.

"Stories of Early Explorers of Puget Sound"
Maritime historian and author Les Eldridge tells stories of the non-native explorers like Cook, Vancouver, Malispina and Juan de Juca who sailed Puget Sound waters in the name of science, fortune and fame.

"Toxins Next to Your Skin"
The ingredients in personal care products like deodorants and shampoos may contain chemicals that be toxic and there are alternatives to using these products. Learn the latest from Stacy Malkan, author of the new book "Not Just A Pretty Face: The Ugly Side of the Beauty Industry," and Mia Davis from the Campaign for Safe Cosmetics

"Visions For Restoring Puget Sound"
Governor Christine Gregoire shares her vision of a fishable, swimmable and digable Puget Sound and what it will take to make that happen by the year 2020. Washington Scuba Alliance president Mike Racine shares his vision from below the surface of the Sound.

"What's Going On in Hood Canal?"
Dr. Jan Newton of the University of Washington heads up the team undertaking a three-year study of what's going on in Hood Canal where oxygen starved 'dead zones' have killed fish and shellfish. What's going on and what can be done?

"Got Tug? Preventing a Major Oil Spill"
Why should there be a year-round rescue tug stationed at Neah Bay? Whale-watching business owner Bill Wright of San Juan Safaris knows from past experience why everyone who lives in Puget Sound should be concerned about the risk of an oil spill and the economic impacts on communities.

"The People in the Puget Sound Partnership"
David Dicks is the Executive Director of the Puget Sound Partnership, a state agency formed in 2007 to lead the efforts of restoring Puget Sound to health. Listen in to this discussion on the agenda the Puget Sound Partnership is building, and the role that citizens have in protecting and restoring Puget Sound to health by 2020