THE TOWER OF SONG PRESENTS ITS ANNUAL IMBOLC PROGRAM
Tune in at 12 a.m., Monday, Feb. 5th, and hear the Gypsy Scholar present his annual Orphic Essay-with-Soundtrack for the Celtic cross-quarter festival of Imbolc, which is traditionally celebrated (by Celtic peoples and Neopagans) on the eve of February 1st. This "fire...
Mitigating Environmental Impacts of the Rail and Trail with Senior Ecologist Justin Davilla
What is an EIR? How will the creation of the Santa Cruz Rail Trail affect the local flora and fauna? And, what plans are being created to mitigate its existence? Talk of the Bay Co-hosts Rocky and Jack Snyder interview Justin Davilla, Senior Ecologist for Ecosystems...
Sunday Dinner with DJ Dupsie: January Feast
January's Sunday Dinner with DJ Dupsie features Sankofa Sky Farm's Shenya Burns, Grace Wallach, and Jude Sullenszino, and Darnell Rice, CEO and founder of EMBRACE Disclaimer; This episode does touch on topics of sexual assault and suicide. If you or anyone you know...
Sustainability Now! Sunday, February 4th: California Against the Sea With Rosanna Xia of the LA Times
California Against the Sea With Rosanna Xia of the LA Times On Sustainability Now! Sunday, February 4th, 2024, 5-6 PM Climate change is transforming what scientists call the land-sea interface, with crumbling cliffs, falling structures, tidal and storm flooding and...
Bahia Brunelle – Winter Coat
Bahia Brunelle 's winter coat brings up many memories.
Inside Dissociative Identity Disorder: Myths, Realities and Hope
Episode 63: Delve into the intricate world of Dissociative Identity Disorder (DID), a widely misunderstood psychiatric condition rooted in profound childhood trauma. Join clinical psychologist and trauma specialist Dr. Alisa Brady as she sheds light on DiD and the serious mental health symptoms associated with it. DID survivor Clay Whitten shares their firsthand experiences and the transformative impact of Internal Family Systems (IFS) therapy on their journey towards healing. Gain insights into the complexities of DID, and unravel the layers with experts who bring compassion, understanding, and hope to this topic.
Ed Weingold – Django Reinhardt
Ed Weingold says, "Django Reinhardt to the rescue." Photo of guitar courtesy of Quõc Bão.
Kieren Rudge on the intersection between climate adaptation and justice
Kieren Rudge is a doctoral student in the Society & Environment Division of the Department of Environmental Science, Policy, and Management at UC Berkeley. Their research interests lie at the intersection of climate justice, critical race theory, and...
Notable Women – Stephanie Sumarna and Jessie Durant
In a conversation with host Mathilde Rand, Stephanie Sumarna and Jessie Durant introduce and discuss several Santa Cruz Notable Women Past and Present as part of a wider celebration of women. This first annual celebration of SC notable women, includes the creation of...
Dream Guidance with Machiel Klerk
Connect to the soul using dream incubation! In this replay of a popular episode from July, we speak with Machiel Klerk starting with the dream that inspired his creation of the fabulous Jung Platform, a site offering online courses, lectures, and certificate programs...
Martha Kendall – Appreciation Mantra
Martha Kendall explains how she spends the best minute of each day.
Put a Plant In Your Parlor
They add oxygen to the air, absorb sound, thrive on carbon dioxide, and, perhaps most meaningfully help you express your aesthetic. In The Garden hosts Steven E. Popp and Joe Truskot tell all the secrets of living with healthy houseplants.
The Climate Crisis Hits Monterey County
“The Climate Crisis Hits Monterey County” “Be Bold America!” Sunday, January 28, 2024 at 5:00pm (PDT) As climate change and atmospheric rivers bring flooding, wind storms, and power outages to the Central Coast, Monterey County must prepare for an ongoing shift in...
THE TOWER OF SONG PRESENTS ITS ANNUAL IMBOLC PROGRAM
Tune in at Tune in at 12 a.m., Monday, January 29th, and hear the Gypsy Scholar present his annual Orphic Essay-with-Soundtrack for the Celtic cross-quarter festival of Imbolc, which is traditionally celebrated (by Celtic peoples and Neopagans) on the eve of February...
Is There Hope for Lasting Peace? with Nobel Prize-nominee, Palestinian Dr. Izzeldin Abuelaish
In this extraordinary interview with Palestinian Dr. and Professor Izzeldin Abuelaish, who lost three daughters and a niece to Israeli tank shelling in Gaza in 2009—the same day, 15 years ago, as this program--and who recently lost 22 family members in the Gaza Strip...
