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Save the Redwoods League, astonishingly, is over 100 years old. But that’s young compared to...
Read MoreSave the Redwoods League, astonishingly, is over 100 years old. But that’s young compared to...
Read MoreHost Suki Wessling explores the world of educational nonprofits with Karen Haralson and Nancy...
Read MoreDoes your kid understand money? Do you? Kids in school don’t just learn the Three R’s anymore....
Read MoreMedical professionals of the past made wide-ranging recommendations, from smoking cigarettes to lose weight to drinking liquor with steak to aid digestion. We expect modern dietary recommendations to be more science-based, but are they?
Read MoreYou can’t get more local than a locally owned restaurant. Local restaurants serve local...
Read MoreTwo years of COVID have had a devastating effect on our mental health, especially for children and...
Read MoreIn the last year, fentanyl has claimed scores of lives in Santa Cruz County. Yet few locals...
Read MoreBusinessman, musician, and community volunteer Joe Ferrara doesn’t just live in Santa...
Read MoreOn Talk of the Bay, host Suki Wessling speaks with Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History Executive Director Robb Woulfe. Suki and Robb discovered that they had an unexpected shared history: Robb has run arts organizations in Suki’s hometown of Midland, Michigan, and also in Ann Arbor, where she studied at the University of Michigan. Those places had other intersections with Santa Cruz: All three places have their own sorts of cultural vibrancy, something that Robb says is his main objective in his job of arts promoter and organizer. We touched on topics as diverse as investment in housing to meeting the public in a graveyard (with art). Listen in!
Read MoreFor those of us who don’t deal with inequity on a daily basis, equity might feel like a political...
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