Music producer Dan Rosenberg shares stories and music from Ukraine
Daniel Rosenberg is a publicist, radio producer, and music producer who played a major role in introducing US, Canadian and western European audiences to music from around the globe. He produced the radio show Café International and produced episodes of the...
Olga Cossi – Respect
Olga Cossi has proof that we can do it.
Building Resilience: What’s Your Soul Food? – Part 2
Episode 43: Join us this month as we take a deeper dive into the question “What’s Your Soul Food?“ We continue to explore the many ways our listeners take care of their bodies and minds. We’ll learn more about how these self-care practices help us work through traumas and find resilience when facing life’s many challenges. Joining your host Debra Sloss is psychotherapist and trauma specialist Kara Bowman. Together they discuss how self-care supports mental and physical health. Be sure to check out Episode 42, Part 1 in the Building Resilience series to hear more on this topic!
Steve Pleich – Measure F
Steve Pleich talks about Measure F
From Nightmares to Lucid Dreaming with Michelle Carr
How Dreams Impact Our Mental Health. Our guest today is IASD president, Michelle Carr, PhD. We talk about Michelle's research in which cognitive methods are used to induce lucid dreaming in the sleep laboratory and about using lucid dreams to treat nightmares....
Nancy LaFortune
Nancy LaFortune shares an important and memorable event in her childhood.
Meteor Shower Monday? Sky news from “Cosmic” Joe Jordan
There may be a chance to see one of the most stunning displays of meteor showers in years on Monday night, 9:30-10:30 PM pacific time. Hear more from former NASA scientist and expert in all things astronomy, Joe Jordan.
Sustainability Now! Blast from the Past! Sunday, May 29th, 5-6 PM: Fighting Fires with Fire with Dr. Sasha Berleman, Wildland Fire Scientist
Fighting Fires with Fire with Dr. Sasha Berleman, Wildland Fire Scientist Sustainability Now! Blast from the Past! Sunday, May 29th, 5-6 PM Once again, California is dry, dry, dry and that probably means we are in for a wild wildfire season. Since the beginning of...
Inflammation in the brain can cause a variety of problems, from MS to depression
Dr. Dawn comments on the 2nd amendment and gun issues; The problem with news media exaggerations, such as the new Monkeypox infections; Reports from an online conference about neurological effects of inflammation in the brain; Pediatric neuroinflammatory disorders;...
Liz Lawler, Republican Candidate for 28th Assembly District
Voters will go to the polls on June 7th in California’s primary election. In Santa Cruz, the San Lorenzo Valley, Bonny Doon, Davenport and Scotts Valley, voters will choose among four candidates for the newly redrawn 28th Assembly district. Last week we brought you a...
What to Be Show | Janine Chicourrat- General Manager of the Portola Hotel & Spa
Patrick Harte interviews Janine Chicourrat who is the Portola Hotel & Spa general manager. Janine's career has encompassed successful tenures at some of California’s most renowned hospitality companies, including the Pebble Beach Resorts and the Kimpton Hotel...
More Electric Car Charging Stations Needed in CA
Piet Canin of Ecology Action talks about the need for more electric car charging stations in California and how residents can get rebates and help to choose an electric car.
Jason Scorse – Don’t Give Up On Democracy
Jason Scorse advises we better look up to see where the right wing is headed. Produced by Laurie Corn.
The Film Gang Review: One Cut of the Dead
Attempting a remake of a great movie is more often than not a fool’s errand. You can forgive some filmmakers for trying to share their fanboy obsessions with a new generation, like Peter Jackson did with King Kong or Steven Spielberg with West Side Story. It’s...
Alan Ritch – 1307
Alan Ritch gets a big scare.
