Sue Sheppard, Author at Northwest Public Broadcasting

Rosemary, A Proud NWPB Sustainer: “Joshua Johnson Won Me Over”

By Sue Sheppard July 10, 2019

Rosemary Stevens has been a listener and supporter of public radio since the 1960’s, when she taught Theater Arts in California. In 1991, while helping friends in Anacortes, Rosemary fell… Continue Reading Rosemary, A Proud NWPB Sustainer: “Joshua Johnson Read More

Sustaining Member Annie, Of Vashon Island, Rescues Goats

By Sue Sheppard July 6, 2018

NWPB listeners are involved in a variety of animal-related organizations. We’re all familiar with groups that save and adopt dogs and cats, but goats? Rescue goats? Yes! Sustaining member Annie,… Continue Reading Sustaining Member Read More

NWPB Member Is A Mom, Grandma, Nurse, Volunteer, Gardener AND Sustainer

By Sue Sheppard May 3, 2018

Have you ever talked to someone who is hesitant to toot her own horn? Yet, as you get to know her, you realize what a selfless and generous person she… Continue Reading NWPB Member Is A Mom, Grandma, Nurse, Volunteer, Gardener AND SustainerRead More

Gillian Coldsnow Interviews Robert Siegel

By Sue Sheppard April 5, 2018

Northwest Public Broadcasting’s Gillian Coldsnow was fortunate to spend quality time with Robert Siegel on March 26 when he was in Pullman to accept the Edward R. Murrow Lifetime Achievement… Continue Reading Gillian Coldsnow Interviews Robert SiegelRead More

Combating Elder Abuse

By Sue Sheppard January 12, 2018

According to the nationally distributed documentary Elder Abuse & Exploitation, more than five million people are victims of elder abuse in the United States – an estimated one in 10… Continue Reading Combating Elder AbuseRead More

NPR’s Robert Siegel Coming To Pullman

By Sue Sheppard January 12, 2018

After 30 years hosting All Things Considered, NPR’s Robert Siegel signed off January 5 to accolades from listeners and fellow staff members. His retirement plans include a trip to Pullman,… Continue Reading NPR’s Robert Siegel Coming To PullmanRead More

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