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It’s “fore”… even if we only found three. As part of Lincoln City’s Community Days, we follow the game of golf as it shows up in unexpected places. At the high school, disc golf with Noah Lambie brings focus, flow, and a growing local scene. Out on the mud flats, the rules loosen and the landscape takes over—golf, but entirely shaped by tide and terrain. And at the mall, putt-putt delivers the classic: simple, social, and just competitive enough.Three versions, one great game.

• Taft High Disc Golf, Noah Lambie
• Mudflat Golf, Heather Hatton
• Putt, Putt Golf, Sharyn Jasmer

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With Artemis 2 on its way, this episode turns skyward. We explore the growing movement to protect and appreciate the night sky—from the precision of astrophotography to the push for dark sky preservation at the community level. Featuring conversations with an astrophotographer, a dark sky advocate, and a city representative working to reduce light pollution, this episode connects space exploration with what we can still see from right here on Earth.

• Jeremy Likness, Astrophotographer
• Stephanie Hull, Explore Lincoln City
• Brandon Lucas, Central Oregon Coast ~ Friends of the Night Sky

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A dozen, dozens—marks a milestone on the Double R Show worth leaning into: 12 × 12 episodes, and even more conversations, stories, and community threads coming together in one place. While mathematicians might call it a “gross,” this episode reframes the number as something far more meaningful—an abundance of connection, much like the packed slate of events during Community Days.

Chairperson Sandy Gruber joins alongside Duncan Reid of Camp Westwind and Bob Portwood of Robert’s Bookshop and Bob’s Beach Books, representing the American Legion, to highlight the people, purpose, and momentum behind just a portion of the Community Days lineup.

If only we had a dozen, dozens worth of Donuts!

• Sandy Gruber, Community Days 2026
• Bob Portwood, American Legion Post 97
• Duncan Reid (aka Sparrow) from Camp Westwind

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