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Port Angeles

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Nov 1, 2026

Steve StocktonNARRATOR
40:31
I need a getaway car quick.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
40:35
In the messages, Joshua told his father that he was in Port Angeles, Washington and needed an evacuation ASAP.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
40:42
However, when his parents arrived, there was no sign of him.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
40:46
After they failed to make contact with him, Joshua was officially reported missing and the Olympic Park Rangers began their search.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
40:54
In the ensuing weeks, the Olympic Park Service and the Port Angeles Police Department used ground and air crews to look for Joshua, but there was no sign of him.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
41:03
His family were distraught and made multiple appeals for anyone with information to come forward.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
41:09
Then, a few weeks after Joshua had disappeared, his mother, Janie, made a shocking discovery.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
43:15
He stands 5'7 to 5'10 inches tall and weighs between 150 to 190 pounds.
Sree SreenivasanHOST
33:36
Amy watching on YouTube.
Sree SreenivasanHOST
33:37
Good morning from Port Angeles, Washington.
Sree SreenivasanHOST
33:40
I have to go get a coffee, then I'll be right back.
Sree SreenivasanHOST
33:42
Take us with you.
Steve HillHOST
51:09
I believe our very own Mike Hawk has more details later, but yesterday, just before 5 a.m., a Clallam County Sheriff's deputy, he responded to a call about a woman who might be experiencing a medical event, they call it, in the parking lot of an abandoned business on Highway 101.
Steve HillHOST
51:25
This is in Port Angeles.
Steve HillHOST
51:27
Well, the deputy, he drove there, entered the parking lot, and he's driving slowly, and he's looking around for this woman who nobody seemed to know.
Steve HillHOST
51:33
She didn't seem to be a local or anything like that.
Israel KeyesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
15:55
Washington was a lot easier in a lot of ways because Once I lived out in Neah Bay, I knew all of Washington pretty well, except I was so isolated out there.
Israel KeyesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:11
Once you drive past Port Angeles, it's like you're in a new world anyway.
speaker_1SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:17
What's that whole part? There's a whole set of mountains right there, right? That separates Neah Bay
Israel KeyesSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
16:21
from...
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
49:04
Next, we have 63-year-old Robert Boardman, who was hiking with his wife and a friend in Olympic National Park in Washington State.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
49:13
He had to be rushed with a Coast Guard in a helicopter to a hospital in Port Angeles where he was pronounced dead on arrival after being gored in the leg by a wild mountain goat.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
49:24
Mountain goats are not native but were introduced into this area in the 1920s and can actually become quite tolerant of the close approach of humans.
Steve StocktonNARRATOR
49:33
The problem is, once this happens, they become habituated and lose their natural fear of us and then they are apt to try and start asserting dominance over us which could lead to an attack just like this.
Craig RomanoHOST
24:33
Now, we're going to go out to the coast.
Craig RomanoHOST
24:35
We're going to go out to Aberdeen, Oak William, and then we're going to hit on 101, the coastal highway, and we're going to start going north towards Port Angeles.
Craig RomanoHOST
24:43
One of my favorite places in the winter is the Quinault area.
Craig RomanoHOST
24:46
So Quinault, you've got rainforest, beautiful rainforest in there, five miles off the main road, not like the hoe where you have to go all the way up.
Jennie Thwing FlamingHOST
29:13
in Olympic National.
Craig RomanoHOST
29:14
So now we're leading forks.
Craig RomanoHOST
29:16
We're going towards Port Angeles.
Craig RomanoHOST
29:18
Elwha.
Neil HutchinsonHOST
2:28
So tell us a little bit about yourself before we dive into the books.
Neil HutchinsonHOST
2:32
Um, I'm wondering, you know, I mentioned that you lived in a couple of different places, you know, homes in Port Angeles, Washington, Ireland.
Neil HutchinsonHOST
2:39
So would you say these landscapes shape the poems you write by any chance?
Tess GallagherGUEST
2:44
Oh, absolutely.
LucyHOST
66:29
Yes.
LucyHOST
66:30
I'm going to take a ferry from Port Angeles and go see you.
LucyHOST
66:34
So you better be prepared for me.
LucyHOST
66:35
See how beautiful and not exciting my city is.
Matt EllisGUEST
27:51
You
Ken MartinezHOST
27:51
can take, you can go to Port Angeles and go to Victoria.
Matt EllisGUEST
27:54
Yes, exactly.
Matt EllisGUEST
27:55
Uh, so Eleanor Jones of squim, um, is run 1823.
Dennis BraggHOST
23:55
And I was thinking back when I was younger and we lived on the Olympic Peninsula.
Dennis BraggHOST
23:59
and you could drive between Port Angeles and Forks, and you could count 100 log trucks going the other way, most of them carrying three logs.
Dennis BraggHOST
24:08
In fact, it got to be a badge of honor that if some guy had some dog hair timber on there, right, it was like he's not doing his job.
Dennis BraggHOST
24:15
But you mentioned something, and Peter set this up, but I remember that conversation about we're going to run out of wood, so we need to move in some directions.

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