Tillamook Coast Conversations
The Tillamook Coast Conversations podcast is your insider's guide to Oregon's captivating Tillamook Coast. We will dive into engaging discussions that highlight both visitor experiences and industry insights, capturing local voices, programs, and stories.
About the Podcast
From the lore of historic shipwrecks to the secrets behind the area's renowned culinary delights, each episode brings you closer to the heart of the Tillamook Coast. We'll explore topics of stewardship, the beauty of local trails, accessibility, cultural heritage, the vibrant arts scene, local cuisine, fisheries, plus the farmers, retail owners, and life-long residents that define the region. Whether you're a local industry professional, an adventurous traveler, or simply curious about local coastal life, join us for a journey through the stories, people, and places that make the Tillamook Coast truly special.
Questions or comments? Send us an email (podcast[at]tillamookcoast[dot]com).
Tillamook Coast Conversations is your insider’s guide to Oregon’s captivating Tillamook Coast. We will dive into engaging discussions that highlight both visitor experiences and industry insights, capturing local voices, programs, and stories. We’ll explore topics of stewardship, the beauty of local trails, accessibility, cultural heritage, the vibrant arts scene, local cuisine, fisheries, plus the farmers, retail owners, and life-long residents that define the region. Let’s venture coastward together!
Join your host, Nicole Steen, as she chats with Nan Devlin, the Tillamook Coast Visitors Association’s Executive Director as they discuss the evolution of tourism in Tillamook County, Oregon. They explore Nan’s personal journey to becoming the Executive Director , the establishment of community-based tourism principles, and the impact of the transient lodging tax on local infrastructure and businesses. The discussion highlights the importance of community involvement in tourism planning and the successful initiatives that have emerged, including the North Coast food trail and the development of food innovation hubs. Nan details the evolution of the TCVA, highlighting the importance of supporting local farmers, the impact of food trails, and the significance of community collaboration. She emphasizes the organization’s mission to protect natural resources and promote sustainable tourism. But it’s not all business, Nan also shares her favorite nature spots on the Tillamook Coast.
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Credits
- Hosted by Nicole Steen
- Music by Eric Sappington & Mercury Coast
- Edited by Jon Richardson
