Intimacy in the Pandemic for Young Adults – Part 2
Ep. 29: Continuing our series on intimacy in the pandemic, we hear from young adults about how their relationships are being shaped and changed by these unprecedented times. Guests speak about the ways social distancing and the pandemic have made forming new relationships hard and pushed people together in new ways.
Jasmine Ramirez – Too Scared To Ask
Jasmine Ramirez explains why people are sometimes too scared to ask.
Pandemic, childcare, health, employment—all issues are women’s issues
On Talk of the Bay, host Suki Wessling speaks with Theresa Cariño, Executive Director of Salud Y Cariño, and Jillian Ritter, an analyst for the Office of Supervisor Ryan Coonerty. Both women are members of the Santa Cruz County Women's Commission, a non-partisan...
Romancing Our Dreams with Alyssa Spungen
"Bleed through" dreams, romancing our dreams and dreaming on medication. A conversation with Alyssa Spungen. We also touch on how sharing our dream in a group can deepen our experience of it and on Alyssa's experiences in the dreamwork training program with the...
Mara Chapman – Climbing Black’s Peak
Mara Chapman climbs to new heights of possibilities.
Cancel Culture: Weaponizing Voting, Dr. Seuss, Democrats and Pizza
“Cancel Culture: Weaponizing Voting, Dr. Seuss, Democrats and Pizza Tune in to “Be Bold America!” Sunday, March 28, 2021 at 5:00pm Fox News spent more than twice as much time discussing Dr. Seuss being “canceled” as covering major news on vaccine distribution and...
Unheard Voices with Celestino Rodriguez
On Unheard Voices, Friday, March 26, 2021 host Gloria Nieto interviews community activist Celestino Rodriguez. They discuss recent events in the news and their impact, especially on communities of color. Topics include the recent gun violence in Atlanta and Colorado,...
Renaming Cabrillo College?
There is a proposal to rename Cabrillo College, based on issues raised by faculty and students about his legacy as a conquistador and his role in native genocide. In this program, we hear from Cabrillo president Matthew Wetstein, and Cabrillo trustees, Adam Spickler...
Nursing Education During the Pandemic
On Good News Santa Cruz Thursday, March 25, 2021 Host Debora Bone talked with Barbara Johnson, Director of the Cabrillo College Nursing Program about Nursing Education in a time of Pandemic. Listen now and learn about challenges and opportunities facing today’s...
Lucia Meza – Distance Learning
Lucia Meza experiences the side effects of distance learning.
Prepare for Fire Season: Now is the Time
On Talk of the Bay, March 22, 2021 Christine Barrington revisits a previous interview with Liz Anne Jensen from the Fire Safe Santa Cruz County Executive Committee. Fire Season is ongoing for our region, and Liz Anne is a fire preparedness expert personally informed...
Steve Pleich – Wholly Broken System
Steve Pleich says the system is wholly broken.
Sustainability Now! Sunday, March 21st: Water in California’s Future, with Dr. Ruth Langridge
It’s beginning to look as though California is headed into another multi-year drought. The snowpack is meager and contracted water supplies through the state’s delivery systems are likely to be much less than requested. Farmers and cities are looking to groundwater...
Sustainability Now! Sunday, March 7th: There Otter be a Law! Will the Southern Sea Otter Survive? A conversation with James Estes
The southern sea otter is a keystone species in kelp forest communities, acting to increase the species diversity and providing ecosystem services. Despite federal protection since 1977, the southern sea otter population has struggled to recover and there are only an...
The Psychic Internet with Lauren Schneider
We speak with Lauren Schneider about how our dreams prepare us for what's to come in waking life. She gives examples of her own precognitive dreams ranging from mundane problem-solving dreams to sublime encounters. She also shares dreams that her mother had over the...
