The Genius of the Night Mind with Victoria Rabinowe
Your dreams are not crazy, they are genius! They are multilayered and polysensical, and they will ALWAYS have more to reveal. We speak today with mixed media artist, seminar leader and author Victoria Rabinowe. We begin by exploring the huge range of possible meanings...
Mike Tozer – MLK
ike Tozer recalls his meeting with MLK and his experiences in his neighborhood. (Please note that offensive language has been muted.)
“Dangerous and Unprincipled: Fox News”
“Dangerous and Unprincipled: Fox News” Tune in to “Be Bold America!” Sunday, January 17 2021 at 5:00pm “Like someone dying of thirst in the desert, conservatives drank heavily from the Fox waters.” - Bruce Bartlett, 2015 There is a difference between news and...
Multitudes of Connection: Permaculture and Societal Transformation with Timmi Pereira
On Good News Santa Cruz Thursday, January 14, 2021, Debora Bone talks with Timmi Pereira about how Permaculture offers theoretical frameworks and concrete knowledge to connect us to each other and to the natural processes of the world that surrounds and nurtures us....
Unheard Voices with Vicki Jones
On Friday, January 15 2021 host Cheryl Williams spoke with Vicki Jones about reparations and mutual aid in Santa Cruz County. Reparations Santa Cruz is a wealth-redistribution project focused on anti-black racism. January 15, 1929, is the birthday of Dr. Martin Luther...
Jeri Bodemar – Staring Into Space
Jeri Bodemar asks if there is something out there in space.
Behind the Mic: Erik Nelson
On Talk of the Bay, Tuesday, January 12, 2021 Christine Barrington continues her series Behind the Mic interviewing Erik Nelson, DJ of Saturday’s Creative Bandwidth and Monday’s Dead-Air. It is said that Community radio should be 10% radio and 90% community, and KSQD...
Margie Kern-Marshall – Intrigue on the Rails
Margie kern-Marshall shares a tale of intrigue on the rails.
Furry Little Caterpillars: Introducing the Tussock Moth
This week on Santa Cruz Naturalist, Emily chats with graduate student Becca Nelson about a sometimes voracious herbivore, the tussock moth. Tussock moths are commonly found on live oak trees in Santa Cruz with their abundances fluctuating from year to year. Tune in to...
Kids and Nightmares with Dr Isaac Taitz
Katherine speaks with Dr. Isaac Taitz about kids and dreams. We discuss how to address kids dreams respectfully and with support knowing that, just as with adults, day time worries often make their way into their dreams. We talk about Image Rehearsal Therapy, a...
Gilda Zelin – Threads
When her husband died, Gilda Zelin looked for some connections to the future.
Sustainability Now!, Sunday, January 10th: “To Say Nothing of the Dog”* Understanding connections between culture and nature in environmental art
Hear Jeffrey Downing, Professor of Art at San Francisco State University and Artist-in-Residence at the Marin Museum of Contemporary Art talk about how his work connects culture and nature. Downing was featured in the San Francisco Chronicle a few weeks ago for his...
Sheila Carrillo: Policing Alternatives in Santa Cruz
On Good News Santa Cruz, Thursday, January 7, 2021 Randa Solick talked with Sheila Carrillo about the powerful Santa Cruz movement to establish non-law enforcement alternatives to the vast majority of 911 emergency calls not requiring police presence. Sheila...
Art as science communication with humpback whales
We follow up with Jessie Kendall-Bar, a Ph.D. student at UC Santa Cruz in the Ecology & Evolutionary biology department. In two previous episodes, we learned about her research on sleep in marine mammals, including how elephant seals sleep underwater (here) and on...
Alan Ritch – Eclipse Eclipsed
Alan Ritch saw his eclipse eclipsed.
