Steve Pleich – Budget and Taxation
Steve Pleich talks about budget and taxation.
Gilda Zelin – Oak Tree
Gilda Zelin compares herself to an oak tree.
Holistic women’s health grows in Santa Cruz
On Talk of the Bay, host Suki Wessling interviews Dana Ramsey, a nurse-midwife and holistic women's health practitioner, about women's health and fertility in Santa Cruz and beyond. Indicators of women's health in the United States show that we are well below the...
Danny Sheehan and Sara Nelson of The Romero Institute – centering survival around justice
Sara Nelson is the Executive Director and co-founder of the Romero Institute and former National Executive Director and co-founder of the Christic Institute. Daniel Sheehan is President and co-founder of the Romero Institute and former President and co-founder of the...
The Power of Place with Linda Mastrangelo
I celebrate my first in-person episode of the Dream Journal with my dear friend Linda Mastrangelo. Linda was also one of my first guests from June of 2019 when this show was just a baby, and her first show was the first ever that I released as a podcast. Today in a...
Jane McCormick Crowley – Cruel August
Jane McCormick Crowley's piece marking August as the cruelest month ends with words of encouragement.
National Health Center Week in Santa Cruz County
On Talk of the Bay, Monday, August 9, 2021 Christine Barrington interviews leaders from the Health Center partners who work in Santa Cruz County to help create and coordinate the critical infrastructures health centers have put into place to improve the health of...
Unheard Voices with Elisha Christopher
On Friday, August 6 at 3pm, the Revered Elisha Christopher from the Center for Spiritual Living in Santa Cruz spoke with Ami Chen about his childhood, growing up gay in a conservative Baptist community in Southern California, and his personal struggles with mental...
UCSC’s Dr. Karen Holl on the Cutting Edge
On August 2, 2021, UCSC Professor Karen Holl was the guest on the Cutting Edge to talk about her research that focuses on understanding how local and landscape scale processes affect ecosystem recovery from human disturbance and using this information to...
The Film Gang Review: Kajillionaire
Writer, director, and former UCSC Slug, Miranda July, burst onto the indie film scene in 2005 with Me and You and Everyone We Know. It won prizes at prestigious film festivals such as Sundance and Cannes, and July would be declared by Filmmaker magazine as one...
Team Rubicon in Service to Boulder Creek and the World
On Talk of the Bay, Tuesday, August 4, 2021 Christine Barrington interviewed leadership members of Team Rubicon, a nonprofit that serves communities by mobilizing veterans to continue their service and leverage their skills and experience to help people prepare,...
Behind the Mic: Michael Bryant
On Talk of the Bay, Monday, July 26, 20201 Christine Barrington delves Behind the Mic with Michael Bryant, Co-Host of Wednesday's Relics and Psychadelics. KSQD is community radio---whether it’s music or talk, much of the programming streaming your way on 90.7 FM is...
A Sustainability Now! Revisit, Sunday, August 8, 5-6 pm: Can Solar Energy provide a basic income for everyone on earth? A conversation with Robert Stayton
Host Ronnie Lipschutz welcomes Robert Stayton, physicist and author of Solar Dividends: How Solar Energy Can Generate a Basic Income for Everyone on Earth. We’ll discuss the math, physics, economics and politics of his idea and proposal, and whether his utopian...
Alan Ritch – Fox Hunt
Alan Ritch explains why the fox hunt is no more.
Jason Scorse – Generosity
Jason Scorse reminds us that change requires generosity.
