Sandy Brown and John Leopold, candidates
Sandy Brown is an incumbent on the Santa Cruz City Council, running for a new term on a progressive agenda that promotes affordable housing, pedestrian and bike-friendly streets and increased taxes on vacant second homes as a way to fund these programs. John Leopold...
Temple Beth El and NAACP Unite on Voter Registration
In this interview, Andrew Goldenkranz talks about a collaboration between Temple Beth El in Aptos and the local branch of the NAACP to register voters across the country.
Manu Koenig, Candidate for SC County Supervisor
This interview with candidate Koenig covers a range of local issues affecting the county of Santa Cruz.
A win-win-win – outdoor education and the National COVID-19 Outdoor Learning Initiative
Len Beyea interviews Sharon Danks, CEO of Green Schoolyards and Coordinator of the National COVID-19 Outdoor Learning Initiative, Heather Molloy, director of the Santa Cruz County Outdoor Science School, and Amity Sandage, environmental literacy coordinator for Santa...
Bahia Brunelle – Car Payment
No matter what, Bahia Brunelle will mail her car payment.
Jeri Bodemar – What’s Right with the World?
Jeri Bodemar says, "This is what is right with the world."
Sustainability Now! Healthy Eating and Economic Justice in the Pajaro Valley
Radio Show #28 (click on the link to access the podcast), September 20, 2020. Host Ronnie Lipschutz welcomes his guests, Mireya Gomez-Contreras and Ana Rasmussen, codirectors of Esperanza Community Farms. Esperanza Community Farms is a system-changing, sustainable...
Amy McElroy – Dance of the Forest
After the fires burned over 85,000 acres in the Santa Cruz Mountains, we long for the time we might watch again what Amy McElroy describes as the Dance of the Forest.
Environmental Activism through a Buddhist Lens
This episode was conceived and recorded in the wake of the devastating wildfires that were still burning in California and other parts of the West during the late summer of 2020. We discuss the climate crisis and the role of Buddhist practitioners and the relevance of Buddhist philosophy in meeting this challenge.
Finding the Medicine in the Dream with Lauren Schneider
Katherine speaks with Lauren Schneider about how to find the medicine even in our most upsetting dreams. We talk about how even scary dreams may have helpful information for us. We speak to two callers: Lucille who speaks about how remember more of her dreams as well...
Unheard Voices with Don Williams, founder of the African-American Theater Arts Troupe
On Friday September 18, 2020 host Bobby Bishop welcomed Don Williams, of the UC-Santa Cruz Theatre Arts Department. He is also founder, producer,and director of the African-American Theater Arts Troupe. Bobby and Don discussed race and racism in the Theater Arts, and...
Kate Pearl – Carbon Footprint
Kate Pearl says, "Eating locally might not be enough."
The Film Gang Review: The Conversation (1974)
When one thinks of Francis Ford Coppola, three of his masterpieces typically spring to mind: The Godfather, The Godfather: Part II, and Apocalypse Now. Less mentioned, but more relevant to our post-9/11 privacy-challenged world, is 1974’s The Conversation. The...
Dennis Spear – America the Great
Dennis Spear champions the Free Market.
Patrice Vecchione explores the creative life
On Talk of the Bay, host Suki Wessling speaks with local author, artist, and educator Patrice Vecchione about the creative life and how it can help us in these difficult times. We discuss how humans are fundamentally creative, how children express it and then often...
