Solutionary Rail – Bill Moyer shares the vision of a win-win-win solution for America’s freight and passenger transportation challenges
Solutionary Rail is a proposal to revitalize America's rail network, shift freight from highways to rail, expand and enhance passenger rail service, electrify rail lines, and utilize rail rights of way for transmission lines to service stranded renewable energy...
Adrien Saso – How Technology Is Affecting Our Lives
Adrien Saso experiences the breaking of a spell.
Nikolai Heinen – Self Improvement
Nikolai Heinen accepts an artistic challenge on the school playground?
The Homeless Garden Project – a harvest of hope and transformation
Talk of the Bay host Len Beyea interviews staff of the Homeless Garden Project about the work of HGP, and shares the touching testimonials of two current trainees. In May of 1990, the Citizens Committee for the Homeless, a Santa Cruz County nonprofit, began a new...
The writing life: Local writers talk shop
What does it take to start your first book? When do you know it’s ready to publish? How do you find a publisher or learn to self-publish? How do you find your readers? Is writing a career or just a side venture? Talk of the Bay host Suki Wessling speaks with three...
Highway 17 is a Killer
Is Highway 17 a killer? What do we know about it? Host mathilde Rand is joined by author Sally Grey and singer/songwriter Michael Gaither who gave creative expression to their experiences on highway 17. They also share information from the book Highway 17: The road to...
How Dreams Heal Shame with Bill St. Cyr
We speak with friend of the show Bill St. Cyr about many things starting with how common shame is and how the mean voices that we carry around make it hard for us to let in the love that's all around us. We talk about how in our desire for safety we sometimes put...
“2020 Hindsight” takes a look back at a tumultuous year
Photographer Shmuel Thaler joins host Brad Kava to talk about the new book that he created with fellow photographer Kevin Painchaud, 2020 Hindsight. These two photographers seemed to be everywhere in the county last year, documenting our community's fight against...
Jason Scorse – Inequality
Jason Scorse reviews what happened with inequality during the pandemic
Radical Humility
“Radical Humility” Tune in to “Be Bold America!” Sunday, March 14, 2021 at 5:00pm What does humility mean and why does it matter in age of golden escalators and billionaire entrepreneurs? How can the cultivation of humility empower us to see success in failure, to...
Medicare for All with Ginny Swingel
On March 11, Ginny Swingel talked to Pauline Seales about the single payer health plan, generally know as Medicare for All. The discussion included the current strong level level of public support and the fact that every other developed country has a single payer...
Unheard Voices with Ayo Banjo, president of the UCSC chapter of the NAACP
On Unheard Voices, Friday, March 12, 2021 Thairie Ritchie welcomed Ayo Banjo, president of the UCSC chapter of the NAACP. They discussed current events, including: the recent rally in response to the Outdoor Living Ordinance voted by the Santa Cruz City Council; the...
THE OBSOLETE MAN airs March 14
Actors' Theatre presents Rod Serling's The Obsolete Man, airing March 14 at 9 PM on KSQD 90.7 FM Serling's short play may have been written 60 years ago, but its characters and themes resonate strongly with today’s audiences. The story centers around Romney...
Waste, reuse and recycling – dissecting current market trends and legislation on recycling, producer responsibility, and how reuse and recycling conserves resources
Host Len Beyea lobs questions at a panel of solid waste reuse and recycling experts - including Mark Murray, Executive Director of Californians Against Waste; Doug Kobold, Executive Director of California Product Stewardship Council; Tina Forest, Resource Recovery...
Ana Bogren – Changing the Narrative
Ana Bogren finds a way to change the narrative.
