Behind the Mic: Mathilde Rand
When you tune in to K-Squid or download a podcast, a human being with an amazing story is always there "Behind the Mic." Christine Barrington pulls the curtain back to introduce you to Mathilde Rand, one of the founding mothers of squid radio. She produces our...
Bringing the Unconscious to Light with Carrington Brown
Spiritual direction, dreamwork, meditation, fine art... It's all about bringing the unconscious to light! Our guest today is Innerwork Center's Carrington Brown. Our guest speaks about how becoming aware of waking life habitual reactions can be a way to transform...
Bill Moyer shares insights on the rail strike, rail monopolies, transformative futures, and the economy
Bill Moyer is the Executive Director of the grassroots organization Solutionary Rail, and co-author of the book of the same name. Nearly a decade ago, while fighting against the endangerment of the Pacific Northwest as a fossil fuel corridor to Asia, Bill...
Alan Ritch – More Holes
Alan Ritch observes the retreat of West Cliff in Santa Cruz
KSQD Reaches its Capital Campaign Goal
Thanks to many generous individuals and foundations, on the third day of its four-day pledge drive, KSQD reached its capital campaign goal of raising $400,000 to purchase 89.7 FM and 89.5 FM. Once the switch-over is made this summer, K-Squid’s programming will reach a...
The Film Gang Review: Don’t Look Up
Can the world find a solution before the cosmos delivers an Etch-A-Sketch erasure of all life on earth?
Zach Friend on Storm Recovery
County Supervisor Zach Friend represents a portion of Santa Cruz County that was hammered by repeated storms, damaging dozens of businesses and hundreds of homes. What is the path to recovery for these people now that the tv cameras have left the scene? Zach traveled...
Dan Haifley on Protecting the Monterey Bay
The Monterey Bay National Marine Sanctuary is an ecological treasure, protecting the coastline from oil spills and other abuses. What is the future of marine conservation in California? We talk with Dan Haifley, board member of the Monterey Bay National Marine...
Foundational Women of Wine
Growing and making a great life “The nurturing instinct of women brings a new perspective and quality to the wine industry. Our attention to detail, patience and emotional stamina coincide well with the painstaking winemaking process. Women are creators and their...
KSQD’s Winter Mini-Drive Aims High
February 1-4 KSQD holds a special mini-drive to complete its capital campaign to buy two new frequencies and triple its potential audience. Donate now to help us finish raising $400,000 to buy 89.7 FM and 89.5 FM. An investment in these licenses will enable us to...
Sustainability Now! Sunday, February 5th, 5-6 PM: What’s a CAP? And what does it do? With Rachel Kippen
What’s a CAP? And what does it do? With Rachel Kippen On Sustainability Now! Sunday, February 5th, 5-6 PM on KSQD 90.7 FM and KSQD.org Join host Ronnie Lipschutz for a conversation with Rachel Kippen about city and county “climate action plans.” A CAP lays out a...
Bahia Brunelle – Peace In The Pandemic
Bahia Brunelle finds peace in the pandemic.
Men in Therapy
Episode 51: People, including men, are utilizing therapy now more than ever. We’ll explore what therapy is like for men: the barriers, the benefits and the types available. Guest Host Lisa Herendeen is joined by guests Joey Fino and Mark Vanderhoof, who share their personal experiences of therapy. Also joining us is psychotherapist Tim Hartnett, who describes how therapeutic work, in and out of the therapy room, can help men live fuller, happier lives with greater connection to those they love and care about.
Ann McKenzie – Segment 9 Trees
Ann McKenzie shares her concern about cutting trees.
Women in science face gender bias
In this episode of The Babblery on Talk of the Bay, host Suki Wessling speaks with three women scientists, Nasreen Broomandkhoshbacht, Shanna Howard, and Sarah Claus, who study and work at UC Santa Cruz. Although they love the school and their work and studies, they...
