CORE: The New Dynamics of Funding Nonprofits in Santa Cruz
On Talk of the Bay, Monday, June 27, 2022 Christine Barrington and Talk of the Bay Co-Host Suki Wessling explore the impact of the County’s new funding model for awarding non-profit grants across the region. In 2015 the county set a new intention for how they disburse...
Tim Rudolph – Fight or Flight
Tim Rudolph, a Santa Cruz poet inspired by Ed Abbey, Gary Snyder, and the perfect Burrito, asks, "Fight or Flight?"
All about kidney stones, kidney function testing, diet and prostate cancer
All about kidney stones; The benefits of age-based kidney function testing; Dairy intake linked to prostate cancer? But research supports yogurt benefits against cancer; Follow up on beer supporting microbiome diversity and the tricky issue of candida overgrowth;...
Jason Scorse – No More Debates
Jason Scorse points out what is debatable about the GOP wanting to pull out of debates. Produced by Laurie Corn.
Alan Ritch – Cypress Point
Alan Ritch regrets the loss of a familiar tree at Westcliff Drive.
From chemistry to health to what we believe: In conversation with Tim Johnstone
Join host Suki Wessling in conversation with Professor Timothy Johnstone of UC Santa Cruz. Tim runs The Johnstone Laboratory: Medicinal Inorganic Chemistry Research Group, which is a mouthful. But Tim has the rare ability to talk about complex questions of chemistry...
Stop Thinking and Start Imagining with Catherine Shainberg, PhD
Are you ready for a dream revolution? If our guest Dr. Catherine Shainberg reads it right, this could be as big as the 16th century reformation. Catherine starts by describing how she was told as a child to stop "dreaming her life away", and yet here she is now with a...
Will Hangin – Santa Cruz Attracts
Will Hangin says it is not just redwoods, the eternal sunshine, blue skies, and the surf that attracts people to Santa Cruz. Produced by Laurie Corn.
Acceptance is not Complacency
In these uncertain times, our roles as individuals in the sweeping events washing over the world stage can feel deeply unclear, sometimes frightening and frequently overwhelming. It is tempting to respond to these often painful situations by vacillating between anger...
“In The Arena: What Can We Learn From A Presidential Hopeful’s Defeat?”
“In The Arena: What Can We Learn From A Presidential Hopeful’s Defeat?” “Be Bold America!” Sunday, June 19, 2022 at 5:00pm (PDT) “… that the utmost reward of daring should still be to dare.” – Robert Frost Americans should honor and remember those who failed in...
Variety of topics: from COVID to anti-aging and treating prostate cancer
Recommendations for COVID-19 booster vaccine shots; Suboxone is an important drug to treat pain and opiate drug withdrawal; New studies examine the neurological effects of long COVID disease; Evaluation of toothpaste for temperature-sensitive teeth; Anti-aging...
The roles of iron in physiology, red blood cells in immunity and the benefits of sleep
Novavax is a more conventional vaccine against COVID-19; The many roles of iron in physiology, especially in immunity, but too much is toxic; The role of red blood cells in the immune system; All about Central Serous Retinopathy; Functional Medicine Conference review:...
eBird is Having a Big Impact on Science
Citizen Science Apps Transform the Citizen and the Science Megan Kalomiris What if a simple nature walk could contribute to science and conservation? [ Bird songs and approaching footsteps through foliage ] With easy-to-use citizen science phone apps, this is...
Bahia Brunelle – Palazzo Pants in Paris
Bahia Brunelle had the audacity to wear Palazzo pants in Paris.... or did she?
Jeri Bodemar – Reframed
Jeri Bodemar wants to make meaning out of life's trials and tribulations.
