FirstPersonSingular: Jason Scorse – Relationships
Jason Scorse speaks about the ever-present difficulty of communication. Photo courtesy of Odonata Wellnesscenter.
The Tower of Song Presents “Labor Day: A Misplaced Federal Holiday”
Tune in at 12 a.m., Monday, September 9th, and hear the Gypsy Scholar present part 2 of the Orphic Essay-with-Soundtrack “Labor Day: A Misplaced Federal Holiday.” This musical essay will present a historical background to a Federal holiday (supposedly “to honor and...
The Most Dangerous Document Ever Written: Project 2025, The Dismantling of Our Freedoms
The Most Dangerous Document Ever Written: Project 2025, The Dismantling of Our Freedoms (Please share this show so as many people may hear it before the Presidential election) “Be Bold America!” Sunday, September 8, 2024 at 5:00pm (PT) “When somebody has taken...
Course Focuses on Immigrant Stories
A course through CSUMB under the banner of the OSHER Center is bringing in local stories of immigrants and their descendants. The guests and teachers of the course are former president of Chabot College, Celia Barbarena, PhD and former Dean at CSUMB, Chris Hasegawa,...
Save Our Shores’ New Director Talks Trash (Pickup)
Katie Thompson is the new Executive Director of Save Our Shores, the organization which runs the annual Coast Cleanup among other great ocean conservation programs.
Workers in Tech and Healthcare – Talk of the Bay
This episode of Talk of the Bay, with host Meilin Obinata, honors Labor Day by diving into modern labor issues with health and technology workers. We heard from an anonymous local CVS worker, who shared some of the workplace struggles workers are experiencing, and the...
Scott Gale shares stories about artists Jo Mora, Donald Teague, and Harry Timmins, and the new exhibit at Monterey’s Stanton Center
Scott Gale is on the board of the Monterey History & Art Association. He is the curator of the Jo Mora: Cartographer exhibit, which is currently on display at The Stanton Center on Custom House Plaza in Monterey. For several months, Scott has been...
FirstPersonSingular: Alan Ritch – Jims Banner
Alan Ritch remembers his brother-in-law's banner.
John Hunt plays key role in bringing $71 million in climate adaptation grants to the Monterey Bay area
John Hunt is a collaborator at the California Marine Sanctuary Foundation and a research toxicologist at the University of California, Davis. For over 20 years he co-directed the Marine Pollution Studies Laboratory at Granite Canyon on the Big Sur Coast, doing...
FirstPersonSingular: Laurie Corn – Billie Collins
Laurie Corn is searching for the wandering muse. Photo courtesy of Suzy Hazelwood.
September 3, 2024: Computer Man! Your Tech Questions Answered
Tech troubles got you tangled up? Don't stress about your tech! Call the Computer Man between 6-7pm PT every Tuesday: 831-900-5773 Or write to Luigi@PleasurePointComputers.com Tune in to 90.7 FM or ksqd.org, stay informed and updated, and let The Computer Man be your...
Projective Dreamwork with the Healing Dreams Project Podcast Hosts
What is projective dreamwork? Meet the hosts of the Healing Dream Project podcast, Billie Ortiz, Royce Fitts, and Viviana Guzman. We talk about projective dreamwork and then, in the second half, we do it! We start by talking about what projective dreamwork is and who...
FirstPersonSingular: Sally Grey – Lilacs
Sally Grey remembers the lilacs of her youth. Photo courtesy of Pille Kirsi.
The Tower of Song Presents “Labor Day: A Misplaced Federal Holiday”
Tune in at 12 a.m., Monday, September 1st, and hear the Gypsy Scholar present an Orphic Essay-with-Soundtrack “Labor Day: A Misplaced Federal Holiday.” This musical essay will present a historical background to a Federal holiday (supposedly "to honor and recognize the...
What A Week! Saturdays 11am
Dazed and confused by current events, both national and local? Well, have we got the show for you! Every Saturday at 11AM, "WHAT A WEEK" brings you a "listeners digest“ of the news you really need to know. Tony Russomanno and Erik Nelson scour the web, read all the...
