Max Rogozienski and student Climate Activism
On February 24, 2022 Pauline Seales interviewed Max Rogozienski, a UCSC student Climate Action leader. They discussed the urgent need for UCSC to reduce it's emissions by converting to all electric heating/cooling systems. UC Davis's chancellor recently made the...
Russia History and Ukraine: Peter Kenez
Peter Kenez is a historian specializing in Russian and Eastern European history and politics. He was born in Hungary and is a Holocaust survivor. He also teaches courses on Soviet cinema and an interdisciplinary course on the Holocaust with literature professor Murray...
Regenerating Pajaro Valley with Nancy Faulstich
In 2016, kindergarten teacher and mother Nancy Faulstich began feeling an increasing sense of urgency about the advance of the climate emergency. She felt she had to do something, so she founded Regeneration Pajaro Valley, a group dedicated to acting locally to curb...
Meade Fischer – Awards Season
Meade Fischer says, "Oh oh, it's award season again.
Melatonin superpowers, attacking C. difficile and many other health topics
Anti-inflammatory and antioxidant properties of melatonin -- it is more than just for sleep; Evaluation of an essay in JAMA promoting Medicare Advantage for all universal healthcare plan; Plant-based diets reduce COVID-19 symptoms; Short intense exercise is good for...
Can Regenerative Agriculture Save the World?
On Unheard Voices, Friday, February 4, 2022 Ami Chen-Mills asks the question: Can Regenerative Agriculture Save the World? Join your host Ami Chen as she interviews local organic farmer, Javier Zamora, who worked his way up from working in the farm fields to owning...
Steve Pleich – Grassroots Politics
Steve Pleich talks about grassroots politics.
Compassionate Conversations with special guest Sunil Joseph
In this special episode of Reflections on Buddhism, we’re joined by Sunil Joseph, an empathy coach, mindfulness teacher and lifelong Nonviolent Communication (NVC) student, to talk about how we can use the principles of NVC to access our shared common humanity,...
Precognitive Dreamwork and the Long Self with Eric Wargo
Dreams can reveal moments from the future. Our guest argues that precognitive dreams are most likely to predict moments of our personal future and those that have strong feelings that are double valanced. For example there's a disaster but we are okay. He cautions...
Lucille Tepp – Dating
Lucille Tepp takes a hard look at dating and learns something about herself.
Sustainability Now! Sunday, February 20th: From Food Waste to Soil at Hard Core Compost
Sustainability Now! Sunday, February 20th: From Food Waste to Soil at Hard Core Compost Join Ronnie Lipschutz for a trip to Hard Core Compost. My guests will be Kumi Maxson and Zav Hershfield, two members of the Hard Core Compost collective. Hard Core uses...
The Film Gang Review: Enemy (2014)
Despite all of the critical acclaim the French-Canadian filmmaker Dennis Villeneuve has accrued over the years, his name often goes unrecognized, and his excellent 2014 psychological thriller, Enemy, is still relatively unknown. Villeneuve was determined to...
KSQD’s 3rd Birthday
We celebrated our 3rd Birthday here at the Squid by talking about community radio in the U.S. and how KSQD might grow into its mission as the years go on. Guests were Lisa Kettyle of the National Federation of Community Broadcasters, Nikki Silva of the Kitchen...
Bahia Brunelle – Wizard of Saws
Bahia Brunelle has fond memories of the Wizard of Saws
Christina Trjka – Brave Student
Christina Trjka Sharesa lesson she learned early in life.
