Drawn into the Dream with Walter Berry
You might be amazed at how much insight you can get about your dreams by drawing them! Are your images scrunched together? Are key figures somehow missing from your drawing? All these features can be offerings from the unconscious into the topic of the dream....
Faith in the Time of Corona: Christianity & Racial Reconciliation
The Christian faith in America, while making many positive contributions throughout our history, has also mirrored the racism and social injustice present throughout the development of our country. White and Black Christians gathered separately in distinct...
Alternatives to Policing – What would safety look like without police?
Talk of the Bay host Len Beyea interviews journalist April M. Short and local activists Ariana Jones and Esabella Bonner about Alternatives to Policing. April M. Short is an editor, journalist and documentary editor and producer. She is a writing fellow at Local Peace...
Patrice Vecchione – Lost on Row J
Patrice Vecchione finds herself on Row J.
Laurie Corn – Bugging the Moment
Laurie Corn says even the memory can be bugged.
Sarah Cruse and Ya’s Ya’s Kitchen
On Talk of the Bay this Tuesday at 5:30 pm Christine Barrington visits with Sarah Cruse from the local musical collaborative Ya's Ya's Kitchen. Sarah is an artist, actress, and therapeutic facilitator who spreads healing magic wherever she goes. With grace, wit, and...
Makana
On Talk of the Bay this Tuesday, October 6, at 5pm Christine Barrington talks with local musician and artist, Makana. Makana is a multifaceted artist. She sings, raps, dances, directs, and produces. She was adopted and raised by a single mother in a household with...
How do elephant seals sleep? Part 2
We follow up with Jessie Kendall-Bar, a Ph.D. student at UC Santa Cruz in the Ecology & Evolutionary biology department. Last month, she told us about her research focusing on the neurophysiology of sleep in marine mammals, specializing in elephant seals. This...
Wayne’s World of Guitar Greats for October 15, 2020
Wayne Wilkinson Features Herb Ellis on Jazz Tracks Thursday, October 15 Each Week on Jazz Tracks, premiere jazz guitarist Wayne Wilkinson features a jazz guitarist of note. This week Wayne reminisces on the artistry of Herb Ellis. Wayne's example picks for...
Slow Streets Santa Cruz with Claire Gallogly
On Good News Santa Cruz October 8, 2020 Pauline Seales interviewed Claire Gallogly about Slow Streets Santa Cruz and other projects associated with the Active Transportation program. With more people staying home during the COVID-19 health crisis, many...
Jason Scorse – Leave Nothing in the Tank
Jason Scorse says, "Leave nothing in the tank this election cycle."
As long as grass grows: The indigenous fight for environmental justice
Radio Show, #29, October 4, 2020. Host Ronnie Lipschutz and guest Dina Gilio-Whitaker talk about indigenous environmental justice, environmental philosophy and the restoration of balance between humans and nature. Gilio-Whitaker is a member of the Colville...
Dream-Healing Cancer Journey with Sylvia Green-Guenette
We followed Sylvia Green-Guenette's journey through breast cancer. She shared a series of potent dream images that prepared her and helped her feel supported during her treatment and recovery. She loves to share her dreams hoping they will help someone else. She...
Jody Lust Supporting Youth Voices
On Good News Santa Cruz, Thursday October 1, 2020, host Randa Solick talks with local educator Jody Lust who teaches at Gault School and advocates for students to be powerful and lift up their voices through stories, art, and poetry, because what they say matters. As...
Unheard Voices with Nancy de la Pena
On Friday October 2, 2020 host Gloria Nieto spoked with Nancy de la Pena, candidate for Superior Court Judge of Santa Cruz County. Unheard Voices is a derivative of the new Civil Rights Movement Black Lives Matter. This program is inclusive of all people of the colors...
