Pride Perspectives features discussions of various aspects of the rich and vibrant Santa Cruz LGBTQ+ history. Created in celebration of the 50th anniversary of Santa Cruz Pride in 2025, we include conversations with guests about their experiences in being part of this history through stories of local people and events.
Unheard Voices with Alvin Dawkins
Ami Chen interviews Alvin Dawkins, co-host of the spiritual-political Heart of America YouTube show with Ami, and author of the forthcoming memoir, From Prison to Purpose. Dawkins was born in prison, then adopted and raised in the ugliness of Alabama's Jim Crow...
Behind the Mic: Manuel Zavala
Monday, November 8, 2021 host Christine Barrington continues her series Behind the Mic interviewing the hosts and Dj's that make KSQD our community radio for the central coast. Whether it’s music or talk, much of the programming streaming your way on 90.7 FM is...
Unheard Voices: Out of Prison and Into Life with Wayne Hedgpeth
On Unheard Voices, November 19, 20201 host Bobby Bishop interviewed Wayne Hedgpeth, Founder and Director of New Jersey's Bridge Program. Together, Bobby and Wayne explore how the Bridge Program assists ex-felons to transition from prison to half way houses and find...
Pablo Orozco-Castro – Self-Care
Pablo Orozco-Castro joins hosts Celeste Gutierrez and Vrinda Quintero to talk about the importance of self-care.
Thanksgiving All Caller Dream Show
It's a dreams extravaganza as Katherine exchanges dreams with Lucille from Cambria in this show. Lucille starts with a dream in which she explores the symbolism of rectangles vs squares concluding that she gives "a little more leeway" than most of the people she...
Nuclear Power and Our Clean Energy Future: Friend or Foe?
Does nuclear power have an important role to play in a clean energy future or is it a toxic demon to be avoided at all costs? On Talk of the Bay, Monday, November 29, Christine Barrington interviews both sides in a quest for clarity. If you are concerned about...
Laurie Corn – Hanukkah
Laurie Corn remembers a holiday crisis in the 6th grade.
The Film Gang Review: Belfast
It’s Belfast, 1969, and rioting Protestants are invading a peaceful Catholic neighborhood. A Molotov cocktail explodes in front of an eight-year-old boy while he’s standing in the middle of the street, paralyzed with fear. His name is Buddy, and ironically he’s...
Steve Perlmutter – Piano Lessons
For Thanksgiving Steve Perlmutter plays a traditional tune.
Bahia Brunelle – Daily Lessons
Bahia Brunelle shares some daily lessons of Love and Gratitude.
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