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The State Hornet PodcastThe State Hornet Podcast: Sac State freshman killed in scooter accident, Sac State releases independent examination of CapRadioJoin Aliza Imran and Mateo Davis as they discuss recent Sacramento State news. Imran discusses Sac State President Luke Wood’s fall address, lovelytheband’s latest album and the release of a forensic examination of CapRadio.RELATED: Sac State freshman deceased after scooter accident in South SacramentoDavis talks about the proposed new fees for Sac State students, Hornet football’s 0-2 season start and the death of a Sac State freshman. Show notes: BREAKING: Sac State releases independent forensic examinati...2024-09-1205 minThe State Hornet PodcastThe State Hornet Podcast #4: CapRadio board members resign, Aftershock Festival and another delay for the ‘Esak’tima CenterAUTHOR: Evan Patocka, Victor Rodriguez-TafoyaStaffers Evan Patocka and Victor Rodriguez-Tafoya talk about news from the past week in this new episode of The State Hornet Podcast.Evan discusses the resignation of 16 CapRadio board members following ASI President Nataly Andrade-Dominguez’s request, as well as the demonstration made by CSU union representatives ahead of a vote for strike authorization in the near future. He also talks about the third delay of the ‘Esak’tima Center due to more construction issues. RELATED: BREAKING: CSU union representatives demonstrate ahead of pote...2023-10-1604 minThe State Hornet PodcastThe State Hornet Podcast #3: CapRadio troubles, inadequate restitution for sexual assault vicitms, Sac State Professor Manual Barajas and Sac State football.Trevor Harris and Aliza Imran discuss the Hornets’ incredible 31-30 win against the Northern Arizona Lumberjacks and how Associated Student Body Inc. President Nataly Andrade-Dominguez addressed the financial mismanagement at CapRadio. Sac State professor of sociology and social justice activist Manual Barajas reflects on challenges and his achievements as a migrant. This week’s episode of Sac State Says addresses student's concerns with the University's commitment to their safety. Show notes:BREAKING: CSU audit uncovers CapRadio’s unpaid rent and loansSac...2023-10-0703 min
Proudly Asian053 - CapRadio’s Sarah Mizes-Tan on Asian American IdentityKicking off the Asian American Pacific Islander (AAPI) Heritage Month with CapRadio journalist Sarah Mizes-Tan who recently launched a brand new podcast Mid-Pacific, a podcast that explores what it means to be Asian American and the feeling of being caught between two worlds. We talk to Sarah and CapRadio Director of On-Demand Sally Schilling who is also the executive producer of Mid-Pacific about how they convinced the newsroom leadership to produce an AAPI-focused podcast.
As the first race and equity reporter of CapRadio, Sarah also talks to us about her Asian American experience growing up in a...2023-05-0139 min
Mid Pacific‘Be Water, My Friend’What does being Asian and American mean to us? For host Sarah Mizes-Tan - and so many others - it’s complicated. You’ll hear a wide range of perspectives on the term “Asian American” and learn the history of how it came to be a thing in the first place. Hint: It’s rooted in the Civil Rights movement. We’ll also explore how Bruce Lee, one of the most famous Asian Americans on the planet, inspired the title of this podcast, “Mid Pacific.”
Guests: Janelle Salanga, CapRadio Reporter
Monika Lee, Sacramento resident and political advocate
Bao Nguyen, Filmmaker, “Be Water”
Jeff Chan...2023-03-3000 min
CapRadio: Wildfire Coverage RSSStalled U.S. Forest Service project could have protected California town from Caldor Fire destructionBy Scott RoddBy Scott Rodd (CapRadio), George LeVines (The California Newsroom), Emily Zentner (CapRadio)
Before the Caldor Fire sparked one year ago this week — before its 150-foot flames devoured century-old ponderosa pines in California’s Sierra Nevada, and before it destroyed more than 400 of the 600 homes in Grizzly Flats — Mark Almer had a plan.
The 60-year-old retired fire inspector had spent over a decade fireproofing his Grizzly Flats home, trading wood deck boards for composite material and replacing traditional siding with a protective cement shell.
“Hardening the home is huge,” he said. “But...2022-08-1600 minCapRadio: Wildfire Coverage RSSTwo Yosemite area wildfires have residents on edge. Here’s what they went through this week.By Manola Secaira
Before his three children left for summer camp, Michael Henderson gave them the talk. It was a new kind of talk. He told them to look at everything they owned and ask themselves:
What would they save from a fire?
Henderson’s family lives in Wawona, a small community located inside Yosemite National Park. They were one of many families in the region who were forced to flee their homes this summer in the wake of wildfires — in their case, the Washburn Fire in early July.
It was a trick...2022-07-3000 minCapRadio: Wildfire Coverage RSSNewsom hailed this 'critical' wildfire-prevention program. Two years on, it hasn't completed a single projectBy Scott RoddIn the foothills of Mendocino County, where stretches of flat grazing land give way to thick brush and towering conifers, sits the community of Brooktrails.
Idyllic, picturesque — and primed for burning. Most of its 3,800 residents fled their homes in 2020 when the Oak Fire ignited north of town. Evacuees funneled onto Sherwood Road, the only route down the hillside and away from the flames.
Residents fear the next blaze could burn straight across the community and the town's only evacuation route won't be enough.
But the people of Brooktrails don...2022-04-1200 minCapRadio: Wildfire Coverage RSSIn the face of natural disasters, amateur radio groups fill communications void in rural CaliforniaBy Scott Rodd
Eileen Strangfeld doesn’t really like puzzles, but she’s getting used to putting the pieces back together these days.
“I have three pieces stuck together here, and two here, and two here,” she said, gesturing to the scatter of teal and beige cardboard fragments on her dining room table.
The 69-year-old writer is living in a rental home in El Dorado Hills, after her Grizzly Flats home burned to the ground in last year’s Caldor Fire.
“When I turn the radio on on Wednesday nights, they go through thi...2022-03-1000 minCapRadio: Wildfire Coverage RSSInterview: Butte County District Attorney on prosecuting PG&E for another wildfireBy Mike Hagerty
This week, Cal Fire released the results of its investigation into the Dixie Fire, which burned more than 900,000 acres in five counties and destroyed 1,600 buildings. The investigation found that the second-largest wildfire in recorded California history began when an electrical wire owned by PG&E came in contact with a tree west of Cresta Dam in Butte County.
The report's been forwarded to the district attorney of Butte County, Michael Ramsey, who prosecuted PG&E for the 2018 Camp Fire. The utility pleaded guilty to 84 counts of felony manslaughter in that case.
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California State Of MindParticipation, Baby! How Some Cities Are Experimenting With A Community Budget Process
As tensions over racial and economic inequality continue to play out across the country, many people are wondering about the balance of power within their cities and institutions, and how those places spend their money. Some argue that citizens should play a greater role in deciding how to spend their tax dollars instead of relying on city leaders.
The city of Vallejo launched an experiment with citizen budgeting about a decade ago. How is that working out? CapRadio’s News and Features Editor Pauline Bartolone became obsessed with participatory budgeting while covering this story and she joins Nic...2021-09-2400 minPolitiFact CaliforniaCan You Handle The Truth: Fact-Checking Claims About Breakthrough COVID-19 CasesBy Chris Nichols
Updated at 10:54 a.m. on September 24, 2021
Reports about vaccinated Americans catching COVID-19 are energizing vaccine skeptics and leading to more misinformation about efficacy and breakthrough cases.
CapRadio’s PolitiFact California Reporter Chris Nichols examined the facts about breakthrough infections in this week’s Can You Handle The Truth.
Nichols sat down and spoke with CapRadio’s afternoon anchor Randol White and broke everything down.
This interview has been edited for clarity and length.
Interview Highlights
On how rare breakthrough COVID-19 cases are fe...2021-09-2300 minCalifornia State Of MindReady, Set, Recall: Governor Ramps Up Big Name Support As Republicans Look To Oust Him
The recall election for California Governor Gavin Newsom is on Tuesday, Sept. 14 and things are ramping up on the campaign trail. The White House is showing support for the governor, but some Californians are not fans. They’re critical of his handling of wildfires and haven’t forgotten the huge mistakes at the unemployment department.
On this episode of California State of Mind, Nicole talks with CalMatters’ Emily Hoeven and CapRadio’s Scott Rodd about some of these issues as we head into the final stretch before the election.
2021-09-1000 minCapRadio: Wildfire Coverage RSSInterview: Pyrogeographer Crystal Kolden On Fighting California's Modern MegafiresBy Vicki Gonzalez
California is once again in the middle of a devastating wildfire season. The two largest fires — the Dixie Fire and the Caldor Fire — have destroyed more than 2,000 buildings combined, many of them homes.
Fires are not just burning larger, but more destructively. Fire suppression techniques that have been employed for decades are no longer working against modern megafires, and some experts say that will require a shift in how we think about and respond to fires in California.
Crystal Kolden is a professor of fire science at UC Merced and what...2021-09-0900 min
Cultivating Place: Conversations on Natural History and the Human Impulse to GardenCapRadio Garden @ Sac State's Summer Concert Series, W/ Jennifer Reason & Nicole McDavidOn Cultivating Place this week we celebrate (and say farewell) to the fullness of summer at its calendar-end with Labor Day weekend in full view here in the US.
We do this with some moving and wonderful sounds of a summer concert series not only held in but inspired by a remarkable urban garden: the Capital Public Radio Garden at Sacramento State University, a garden of food, habitat, gathering, season, and meaning in California’s capital city of Sacramento, California.
We’re in conversation with Jennifer Reason, musician, CapRadio’s Mid-Day Classical Music Host and Summer Garden Concert Director, and with Cap...2021-09-0255 minCultivating PlaceCapRadio Garden @ Sac State's Summer Concert Series, W/ Jennifer Reason & Nicole McDavidOn Cultivating Place this week we celebrate (and say farewell) to the fullness of summer at its calendar-end with Labor Day weekend in full view here in the US.
We do this with some moving and wonderful sounds of a summer concert series not only held in but inspired by a remarkable urban garden: the Capital Public Radio Garden at Sacramento State University, a garden of food, habitat, gathering, season, and meaning in California’s capital city of Sacramento, California.
We’re in conversation with Jennifer Reason, musician, CapRadio’s Mid-Day Classical Music Host and Summer Garden Concert Director, and with Cap...2021-09-0255 minCalifornia State Of MindInvestigation: How Some Law Enforcement Are Mysteriously Clearing Sexual Assault CasesThere are many sexual assault survivors who never report their experiences to law enforcement for a variety of reasons. And then there are times when they do decide to go to the police. Sometimes, they find the case is cleared, but they weren’t notified or given a reason why.
On this episode of California State of Mind, Nicole talks with CapRadio reporters Sammy Caiola and Emily Zentner. They spent time reporting this story as part of their After the Assault podcast investigation. Hear how one department in the Sacramento area is using a special designation to “clear...2021-08-2000 minCalifornia State Of MindFirst Healthcare Workers, Now Teachers Are Reacting To New Vaccine Requirements
The Delta variant has thrown a wrench into California’s plans to resume life as normal, as Covid-19 cases and hospitalizations continue to increase across the state. Amid this summer surge, school districts, teachers, parents and kids have been getting ready to return to classrooms without a statewide mandate requiring vaccinations for teachers. That changed this week when Gov. Newsom announced all teachers must be vaccinated or tested weekly for Covid-19. Nigel talks with CalMatters’ education reporter Joe Hong about what changed.
We’ll also hear from CapRadio healthcare reporter Sammy Caiola about how health care workers, who mu...2021-08-1300 minCalifornia State Of MindWill Vaccine Requirements Help or Hurt Newsom In His Recall Election?To jab or not to jab? That’s a question still facing many Californians as the Covid-19 pandemic continues and the Delta Variant makes a surge across the state. But for healthcare and state workers, Governor Newsom is pressing the issue, requiring all private and public employees in those fields to provide proof of vaccination or face weekly testing at work. Meanwhile, the state continues to burn. CalMatters’ Emily Hoeven and Ben Christoper and CapRadio’s Scott Rodd join Nigel to talk about all how the new vaccine requirements and Newsom’s handling of wildfires might play out with voters during t...2021-07-3000 minPolitiFact CaliforniaCan You Handle The Truth?: False Information On COVID-19 Vaccines Spreads As Cases Rise Across United StatesBy Steven Rascón
False information about COVID-19 vaccines continues to spread on social media, and comes as cases are on the rise across the United States.
CapRadio’s PolitiFact California reporter Chris Nichols and contributor Steven Rascon fact-checked several claims in this week’s Can You Handle The Truth segment.
They spoke with CapRadio anchor Randol White.
This interview has been edited for clarity and length.
Interview Highlights
On a false Instagram post that makes a questionable claim about vaccines and miscarriages
Chris Nichols: This p...2021-07-1500 min
After The AssaultA Community ProblemAdvocates say there are steps we can take as individuals to understand “rape culture” and the roles we may play in it. Learning about how to interact with and respect each other can start as early as kindergarten. You’ll hear from community organizations seeking to build a better world for survivors by breaking down systemic barriers to justice and healing.
You can find a glossary of terms used in this podcast at http://caprad.io/after-the-assault-glossary
We want to hear from you! Tell us what you think...2021-06-2800 minAfter The AssaultGuide To Being An AllyYou might feel at a loss If someone comes to you for support after they’ve been sexually assaulted. What you do and say in the immediate aftermath can help, or make things worse. When podcast host Sammy Caiola asked survivors to interview the friends and partners that they turned to, the conversations revealed how their relationships were tested and strengthened. Being an ally takes patience, honesty and commitment.
You can find a glossary of terms used in this podcast at http://caprad.io/after-the-assault-glossary
We want to hear from...2021-06-2800 minAfter The AssaultLiving With TraumaYou may know someone living with the trauma of sexual assault. Roughly 44% of women and a quarter of men have experienced sexual violence. There’s no timeline for healing. The survivors in this episode have spent months and years finding ways to make themselves feel better physically, mentally and emotionally.
You can find a glossary of terms used in this podcast at http://caprad.io/after-the-assault-glossary
We want to hear from you! Tell us what you think about what you heard in this podcast at http://caprad.io/feedback-after-the-assault 2021-06-2800 minCalifornia State Of MindWildfire Prevention Numbers Don’t Add Up; Does CA’s New Police Shooting Law Work?
California’s governor misled the public about wildfire prevention efforts, according to a recent investigation by CapRadio and the NPR California Newsroom. Nigel talks with this week’s guest host Scott Rodd about his reporting into the topic and what the data had to say about how many acres of forest have been treated in wildfire prone areas.
Also, CalMatters’ Laurel Rosenhall and Byrhonda Lyons spent several months digging into a law that was supposed to put more limits on when police can use deadly force. Nigel talks with them about whether it actually has an impact on pol...2021-06-2500 minPolitiFact CaliforniaCan You Handle The Truth?: Fact-Checking Claims About Gov. Gavin Newsom’s Plans On Homelessness And His Legal AuthorityBy Sasha HupkaA TV ad supporting Gov. Gavin Newsom in the recall election claims the governor is “getting 65,000 homeless Californians into housing.”
CapRadio’s PolitiFact California reporter Chris Nichols fact-checked that claim in this week’s Can You Handle The Truth segment. Meanwhile, PolitiFact California contributor Sasha Hupka fact-checked a claim about Newsom’s power to extend the COVID-19 state of emergency.
Nichols and Hupka joined CapRadio’s afternoon anchor Randol White to discuss both claims.
This interview has been edited for clarity and length.
Interview Highlights2021-06-2500 minAfter The AssaultCase ClosedMany survivors who decide to report their rapes don’t necessarily get justice. They must navigate the complicated maze that is the investigation process for sexual assaults. Law enforcement representatives say these cases are hard to solve and harder to prosecute, and that there are ways to change the system to better support survivors.
You can find a glossary of terms used in this podcast at http://caprad.io/after-the-assault-glossary
We want to hear from you! Tell us what you think about what you heard in this podcast at http://caprad.io/feedback-after-the-assault...2021-06-2100 minAfter The AssaultA Question Of EvidenceSurvivors say the meticulous medical exam that some sexual assault survivors undergo can be taxing and retraumatizing. But the DNA samples collected become evidence that can make or break an investigation. There are ways to process those samples faster, which can reduce stress and frustration for survivors.
You can find a glossary of terms used in this podcast at http://caprad.io/after-the-assault-glossary
We want to hear from you! Tell us what you think about what you heard in this podcast at http://caprad.io/feedback-after-the-assault
CapRadio built a step-by-step guide...2021-06-2100 minAfter The AssaultYour Brain On RapeThe way a survivor is questioned about the details surrounding a sexual assault can greatly influence their ability to access memories of that traumatic incident. Better interview techniques and the presence of an advocate during questioning could actually help survivors remember more of the assault, and lead to more solved crimes.
You can find a glossary of terms used in this podcast at http://caprad.io/after-the-assault-glossary
We want to hear from you! Tell us what you think about what you heard in this podcast at http://caprad.io/feedback-after-the-assault
CapRadio built...2021-06-2100 minAfter The AssaultStart By BelievingMany survivors don’t report sexual assaults because they fear no one will believe them. There’s a culture of disbelief that is pervasive in the media, pop culture, politics and law enforcement. Advocates say better training and resources for police could help survivors heal — and lead to more solved cases.
You can find a glossary of terms used in this podcast at http://caprad.io/after-the-assault-glossary
Want to know more? Read how the process for reporting and investigating sexual assault often harms the victims it is set up to help...2021-06-2100 minCalifornia State Of MindCA Wants Your Tourist Dollars; County Health Departments Want Your Tax Dollars
A big part of the pandemic recovery process for California will be getting people back out and about. The state is one of the biggest tourism destinations in the world, but the world isn’t totally back to normal yet. To meet that need, the state kicked off a campaign this week to encourage Californians to stay and play in the Golden State. Scott Rodd talks with CapRadio’s Mike Hagerty, who recently spoke with Visit California President & CEO Caroline Beteta about it. We’ll also hear from the driver of a Sacramento Brew Bike, which relies on tourism to sur...2021-06-1800 minCalifornia State Of MindTotal Recall: How The CA Political Process Works and Its History; Exploring Silicon Valley’s Role in Pandemic Response
Gavin Newsom isn’t the first Governor to face a recall in California and he likely won’t be the last. Nigel Duara talks with CapRadio’s Mike Hagerty about the history of the recall in the state. We’ll also hear from CalMatters’ Laurel Rosenhall about what voters should expect to happen as the recall moves forward.
Also, how should history judge technology’s role in the pandemic response? Nicole talks with Josh Mendelsohn, a managing partner at the venture firm Hangar who spearheaded the idea for a White House task force on using technology to fight the pa2021-05-1400 minCalifornia State Of MindCalifornia Considers World’s First Guidelines on Microplastics in Drinking Water
They’re in your food. They’re in your drinks. They’re in the air. Microplastics are pretty much everywhere. And California may become the first place in the world to attempt limits on how much of it can be in your drinking water. On this week’s California State of Mind, Elizabeth talks with CalMatters’ Rachel Becker about how the state is planning for possible new restrictions even though there are large gaps in scientific data about how dangerous they are.
Also, if you’re still not sure when you might be able to get in line for the...2021-03-1900 minCalifornia State Of MindPutting a Positive Spin on California’s Pandemic Response; Some Cities Explore Higher Density Solutions to Housing Crisis
It’s been almost a year since Gov. Gavin Newsom issued the nation’s first statewide stay-at-home order in response to Covid-19. In his first State of the State address since the pandemic began, the governor stayed positive, but acknowledged the extreme losses of life while touting his achievements managing the state in an unprecedented pandemic. CapRadio’s Scott Rodd joins Nicole and guest host Nigel Duara to break down the speech and what it might mean for recall efforts against the leader of the Golden State.
Plus, California’s never-ending housing crisis continues to never end. Nigel tal...2021-03-1200 minCalifornia State Of MindFirst Female Press Secretary Brings White House Experience to California Government; Does A Change in Leadership Mean a Change in Direction for State’s AG?
She was the first woman to serve as White House press secretary and now she’s spearheading California’s economic recovery efforts. On this episode of California State of Mind, we hear from Dee Dee Myers. She recently spoke with CalMatters’ Lauren Hepler about her new role as the state’s business and economic czar. We’ll hear portions of that conversation as Lauren breaks it down for Elizabeth.
Plus, we take a look at how the state attorney general’s office might change under new leadership and get an update on how the state is tracking COVID varian...2021-02-1900 minCalifornia State Of MindMassive Drop in California School Enrollment; Exploring the Role of Ethnic Communities for Younger Generations
The Golden State continues to grapple with some big issues made worse by the coronavirus pandemic. On this episode of California State of Mind, Elizabeth and Nicole chat with Emily Hoeven about the state’s Covid vaccination plans, the effort to recall Gov. Gavin Newsom, and the continuing lack of a plan to get kids back into schools. Emily writes a daily newsletter for CalMatters and shares some of her insights.
Speaking of education, while state and local leaders have spent months trying to figure out a safe return to in-class teaching, tens of thousands of kids ha...2021-02-1200 minCalifornia State Of MindHas Gavin Newsom Made the Grade as Governor of the Golden State?
This month marks the midpoint in Gavin Newsom’s term as governor of the Golden State. Has he been able to deliver on some of the big promises he made at the start of his term? On this episode of California State of Mind, Nicole talks with fellow CapRadio colleagues Scott Rodd, Chris Nichols and Ezra David Romero about how Newsom has done in his first two years on issues involving technology, the environment and the unhoused.
Also, California leaders are facing criticism for the state’s slow and confusing Covid-19 vaccine process. A more stream-lined system was u...2021-01-2900 minCalifornia State Of MindWhat Can California Teach the Biden Administration About Combating Climate Change?
Joe Biden is now the 46th President of the United States and he faces a number of challenges from social unrest and pandemic response to climate change. On this week’s California State of Mind, we’ll hear what his administration can learn from California’s response to the climate crisis, and what ideas it might not want to replicate. CapRadio’s Environmental Reporter Ezra Romero and CalMatters’ Rachel Becker join host Elizabeth Aguilera to share their reporting and observations.
Also, the state has now topped three million cases of COVID-19 and Californians up and down the state are...2021-01-2200 minCalifornia State Of MindIs The Pandemic Helping California Solve Homelessness?
CapRadio Reporter Chris Nichols met Greg Tarola on the streets of Sacramento. He was one of many who found himself unhoused during this pandemic. In this week’s episode of California State of Mind, Chris joins Elizabeth to talk about Tarola’s plight and CalMatters Reporter Matt Levin weighs in on the state’s efforts to tackle homelessness during the pandemic.
Also, how are students doing with distance learning nine months into the pandemic? Nicole talks with CalMatters Reporter Ricardo Cano about the struggle to keep kids involved.
2020-12-1100 minCapRadio ReadsCelebrating The Gift Of Reading
In Iceland, December is a celebration of books. Jolabokaflod, which translates to “yule book flood,” is a tradition that dates back to war time and rationing, where people gave books as gifts during the holiday season because there was no shortage of paper. For this final episode of 2020, CapRadio Reads is taking a 75-year-old holiday tradition and extending it to all the holidays of this winter solstice month.
In this podcast, you’ll hear from past CapRadio Reads authors, such as Alka Joshi and Georgeanne Brennan, on the books they like to give as gifts. And you’ll hear f...2020-12-0900 minCalifornia State Of MindTwo Big National Questions Hanging Over CA
The election is over, but many questions still hang over the Golden State. Who will replace Kamala Harris in the Senate? What happens if the Affordable Care Act is struck down? This week, Nicole sits down with California Rep. Barbara Lee (D-Oakland) to talk about election news and the possibility of moving to the Senate. And the Supreme Court heard arguments in a case defended by California that aims to strike down the Affordable Care Act or Obamacare. The implications for Californians could be huge. Elizabeth asked Emily Bazar and Angela Hart of Kaiser Health News and Sammy Caiola...2020-11-1300 minCalifornia State Of MindThis Election, Californians Will Reckon With Legacy GOP Policies
More than three decades of conservative-friendly laws could be undone this November. Our co-host Elizabeth Aguilera chats with CalMatters politics reporter Ben Christopher about how California used to be at the vanguard of conservative thinking and policy, only to now be a punching bag for the right. Also: co-host Nicole Nixon talks GOP ballot boxes with CapRadio’s Scott Rodd and CalMatters’ Emily Hoeven.
2020-10-1700 minCalifornia State Of MindComing Soon: California State Of MindPolitics shape the lives of every Californian. Hosts Elizabeth Aguilera and Nicole Nixon introduce the California State of Mind podcast from CalMatters and CapRadio.2020-10-1200 minCapRadio ReadsWhat to Read - Fictional FavoritesEditor’s Note: As Californians continue to stay at home during the Coronavirus crisis, CapRadio Reads has had to postpone some of its live author interviews. Like the rest of the world, we're unsure when those events will return, but in the meantime, we know that books can provide an escape or comfort in trying times. Join Host Donna Apidone as she talks with authors and others about the books that keep us going.
Since the inception of CapRadio Reads, Vicki Lorini has had the job of selecting and booking authors for our events with a live au...2020-05-0700 min
CapRadio: Capitol Chat RSSInsight Digital Special: Capitol Chat On Rent Control And A Move To Unionize Childcare Workers
A new rent control ballot measure would permit local governments establish rent control on buildings over 15 years old and allow landlords to raise rents by no more than 15 percent every three years. This new initiative mirrors one that failed in 2018.
The move to unionize child care workers: there was a rally yesterday at the Capitol where workers delivered over 8,000 union cards. This number of cards qualifies workers to hold an election to form a union. Their union would allow collective bargaining with the state for health care benefits and funding for training, as well as the ability...2020-02-0600 min
CapRadio: Capitol Chat RSSCapChat: Santa Anita Horse Deaths / Uber Pilots New Pricing / State Of The StateToday’s CapChat looks at three current issues.
First, with horse death investigations underway at Santa Anita Park, three more deaths have occurred in recent days. Since December 2018, there have been a total of 42 deaths at the park. California Gov. Gavin Newsom signed a law in June of 2019 allowing the state to suspend horse racing at tracks with dangerous conditions. That has, as yet, not happened at Santa Anita.
Next, in a new pilot program, Uber is giving some of its driving contractors more control by letting them set their own rates. Drivers at the Sacr...2020-01-2300 min
CapRadio: Capitol Chat RSSPresidential Candidate Visits To CA And NV And The Individual Mandate
With the Nevada caucuses in February and California now a Super Tuesday state, the visits of presidential candidates are increasing in frequency. Just yesterday, former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg was in Stockton and San Francisco. Bloomberg’s San Francisco appearance was with former California Gov. Jerry Brown.
CapRadio’s Scott Rodd spoke with Bloomberg in Stockton, and CapRadio’s Bert Johnson had an interview with Warren in Reno. They fill us in on the visits and what the candidates had to say.
We’ll also explore California’s individual mandate for health insurance coverage wi...2019-12-1200 min
CapRadio: Capitol Chat RSSCapitol Chat: State Refuses To Release Sexual Harassment Complaint Data Since January
Public records requests are tricky and can often take weeks, or longer, before a reporter hears back. And sometimes, the request is denied and the reporter is left without vital data.
CapRadio’s Capitol Bureau Chief Ben Adler has submitted records requests for sexual harassment complaint data from the California Legislature, but officials have refused to provide data on complaints made since January 31, 2019. On the latest Cap Chat, he details what this could mean for how the state handles these claims in the future.
2019-12-0500 minCapitol ChatCapitol Chat: State Refuses To Release Sexual Harassment Complaint Data Since JanuaryThe California Legislature has refused CapRadio’s public records request for data on sexual harassment complaints, from January to the present. CapRadio’s Ben Adler shares his latest reporting and what this could mean for how accusations are handled2019-12-0500 min
CapRadio: Capitol Chat RSSImpeachment Inquiry Update & California Democratic State Endorsement Convention Preview
Members of California’s Congressional delegation are center stage at the House Intelligence Committee impeachment inquiry hearings on Capitol Hill. The chair of the committee is LA area Democratic Rep. Adam Schiff. The ranking Republican member of the same committee is Fresno Rep. Devin Nunes. Other Californians are Democrats: Bay Area Rep. Jackie Speier and East Bay Rep. Eric Swalwell. McClatchy DC reporter Kate Irby joins Insight. She follows the California Congressional delegation.
California’s State Endorsement Convention is this weekend in Long Beach. One of the surprises is that candidates Massachusetts Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Former Vice...2019-11-1400 min
CapRadio: Capitol Chat RSSThe Week In California Politics: Gavin Newsom, PG&E, The CPUC And The Gig Economy
In this edition of CapChat, we’ll round up the last week’s fire news, the role Gov. Gavin Newsom has played as citizens’ advocate for those affected by successive power shut-offs, while repeatedly publicly blasting PG&E for lack of investment and not managing vegetation to prevent wildfires. Newsom has also said part of the problem has been a “cozy relationship” between the California Public Utilities Commission and PG&E. In addition, Newsom has suggested if the CPUC doesn’t do what he wants it to do with respect to PG&E, he’d try to remove commissioners.
CapRadio’...2019-10-3100 minSound AdviceSound Advice: CapRadio Jazz Host Gary Vercelli Previews New Jazz ReleasesCapRadio’s Gary Vercelli shares four new releases for jazz fans: tracks from Jimmy Cobb, Mark Winkler, Sara Gazarek and Steve Kahn.2019-10-1700 min
CapRadio: Capitol Chat RSSGov. Gavin Newsom’s Midnight Deadline
California’s state legislative session has finally concluded, with Gov. Gavin Newsom signing bills late into the night on Sunday. Included in the bills the governor signed this term are the country’s strongest protections for renters, expanded health insurance coverage and legislation intended to lower the cost of prescription drugs.
Other measures signed address efforts to prepare the state for impending natural disasters, wildfire safety, economic resiliency and clean drinking water. The governor also vetoed quite a number of bills. In addition, the state has filed over 60 lawsuits — either alone or in conjunction with other states — against the...2019-10-1400 min
TahoeLandTahoeLand: TahoeLand Live!
This is our last episode of TahoeLand. I know, it’s really sad. But this season has come to an end. And to celebrate, we hosted a live podcast taping in South Lake. This is a shorter version of that 90-minute event.
We invited listeners to join us at a resort called Edgewood Tahoe. There were these floor-to-ceiling windows that revealed a panorama of the lake.
This live version of TahoeLand is a little different — and a little longer — than our other episodes. You’ll hear from scientists, city leaders and a story or two from loc...2019-10-1000 minTahoeLandTahoeLand: The Political Climate
A common theme CapRadio’s Ezra David Romero hears while hanging out in Tahoe is residents disappointed that their elected official in Congress does not believe in human-caused climate change. If 97 percent of climate scientists agree that climate-warming trends over the past century are very likely due to human activities, why aren’t politicians doing more about it?
This perceived disconnect has caused people you wouldn't expect to jump into the political game and run for local office. And they’re running under the banner of doing something about climate change.
But don’t worry: This epis...2019-10-0300 min
CapRadio: Capitol Chat RSSCapChat: Round Up Of Presidential Candidates In Nevada; California As The 'State Of Resistance'
Democratic presidential candidates Massachusetts U.S. Sen. Elizabeth Warren and Former Vice President Joe Biden held dueling rallies in Reno and Carson City Wednesday night. California U.S. Sen. Kamala Harris is due in Nevada today.
In a conversation yesterday with CapRadio’s Capitol Bureau Chief Ben Adler, host Beth Ruyak talked about recent changes in California poll rankings of the top candidates: Warren, Biden, Harris and U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders. These trends are mirrored in national poll trends, with Warren surging and Harris falling behind.
In the “State of Resistance” currently known as Califor...2019-10-0300 minTahoeLandTahoeLand: Final Two Episodes Coming Soon!The podcast team was in Tahoe this week doing a special live taping of our final episode, so we won’t have one for you this week. Ezra asked many of the people you’ve heard throughout the podcast: what’s next? What solutions are on the horizon? Stay tuned for that and our politics episode coming soon!2019-09-2600 minTahoeLandTahoeLand: Playing With Fire2019-09-1900 minTahoeLandTahoeLand: ‘Locals Season’
Climate change is impacting everyday life for Lake Tahoe’s locals: Rich and poor, old timers and newcomers. These year-round residents, whose jobs are often to make sure tourists enjoy Tahoe, are being forced to adapt in order to make it. For some, it's heart wrenching. But for others, it’s giving them a new vision for Tahoe’s future.
2019-09-1200 minTahoeLandTahoeLand: Episode 5 Coming Soon!The TahoeLand team is busy working on the next episode which is all about Tahoe’s tourist economy. Here’s a sneak peek of what’s coming next week.2019-09-0500 minTahoeLandTahoeLand: Bad News, Bears
Climate change isn’t just altering how people experience Lake Tahoe, it’s also impacting animals. And perhaps the most prominent victim are the kings of the forest: bears.
Part of the problem is there is not a top-down, unified approach for how to keep black bears out of our garbage and trash. Our leftovers and waste lead to human-bear interactions — and that’s ultimately bad news for bears.
Bears in Tahoe are also hibernating less — if at all. And it’s not just the black bears feeling the impact of climate change — polar bears, grizzlies and o...2019-08-2900 minTahoeLandTahoeLand: Bye, Bye SnowTahoe’s identity as a winter wonderland is in jeopardy. One of the most noticeable signs of warming temperatures in Tahoe are changes to the snowpack. Specifically, researchers forecast a lot less of it some years and a ton more other years. That has huge ramifications for everything from businesses that rely on snow to Olympians figuring out how to practice their winter sports.2019-08-2200 minTahoeLandTahoeLand: The Shrimp Problem
Invasive shrimp are threatening Lake Tahoe. These are not the big white and orange crustaceans you get in a taco or on top of pasta. They’re called Mysis shrimp, and they’re voracious invaders that threaten Tahoe’s blue hue. If they stay and multiply, it’ll be hard to keep Tahoe from turning green. But if we remove them, they might also help other communities unlock climate change solutions.
And the shrimp aren’t alone. They are joined by other invasive species, including three pound goldfish and cannibalistic bullfrogs.
2019-08-1500 minTahoeLandTahoeLand: That Blue Hue
Lake Tahoe is perhaps the most popular lake in the West. It sits at around 7,000 feet and attracts some 29 million visitors a year — more than three times Yosemite and Yellowstone national parks combined. What people don’t know is that the lake’s blue hue is also a barometer of how climate change is impacting our world.
2019-08-0800 minTahoeLandTahoeLand: Welcome To TahoeLand
Lake Tahoe is a jewel in the Sierra Nevada that attracts more visitors annually than Disneyland. But climate change threatens to transform the region by the century’s end.
In Capital Public Radio’s TahoeLand podcast, host Ezra David Romero takes us into the mountains to explore how Tahoe is a unique petri dish for climate-science research — and how it holds lessons that will help us confront the global climate crisis. Episodes coming August 8.2019-07-2500 min
CapRadio: Capitol Chat RSSCapChat: Previewing The California Democratic Party Convention
This is a big week in the California State Legislature. We’ve reached that point in the calendar where bills must pass the house where they originated. Big items on that list are police use of force and several others.
Also, the California Democratic Party Convention is this weekend in San Francisco. Fourteen presidential candidates are slated to attend. (Former Vice President, Joe Biden is not attending. He’ll be in Ohio) This alone suggests the importance of California to the 2020 election.
California Democrats have long set the policy agenda for other blue states and are...2019-05-3000 minSound AdviceMeet CapRadio's New Heavy Metal-Loving Midday Classical Music HostWe meet CapRadio’s new midday classical host, Jennifer Reason. She talks with Morning Classical host Kevin Doherty about her roots, martial arts, her love of the outdoors and her favorite music.2019-05-3000 minCapRadio ReadsJonathan Kauffman – Hippie Food
Jonathan Kauffman’s “Hippie Food” introduces us to the people who changed what we eat. Prior to the 1960s, our meals were in a Cold War rut. The counterculture turned us onto food that freed us from that lifestyle. The result was the popular consumption of tofu, brown rice, yogurt and something called granola. CapRadio’s Donna Apidone spoke with Kauffman about the political and spiritual reasons these foods became mainstream.
Interview Highlights:
What inspired you to write this history of “Hippie Food”?
It really was my culinary autobiography. I was a restaurant critic, and...2019-04-1500 minCapRadio ReadsJohn Lescroart - The Rule Of Law
Attorney Dismas Hardy’s secretary Phyllis McGowan is suddenly caught up in a murder case. She’s arrested in connection with the shooting death of a coyote who was smuggling people across the southern border of the U.S. Hardy must work fast to keep McGowan from being convicted.
Author John Lescroart’s “The Rule of Law” makes up for the fact that he left readers hanging in another recent novel “Fatal.” In “The Rule of Law,” there’s a new plot and an answer to the unsolved mystery from the previous book. CapRadio’s Donna Apidone sat down with the autho...2019-02-1500 min
Hey, Listen!Gillespie Gets BusyBusy Gillespie at Ten Ten Room
Find Blake spinning tracks like those he shared on the podcast today each Thursday night at Ten Ten Room in downtown Sacramento.
1st & 3rd Thursdays = Liquid Love
2nd & 4th Thursdays = 10th Chamber
Print Radio
Calling all artists! This year's Print Radio contest focuses on music discovery from CapRadio's Hey, Listen! and the NPR Tiny Desk. We're asking artists and designers to submit poster art that incorporates the ideas of “music discovery,” “CapRadio” and “Tiny Desk.” Selected pieces will go on display at CapRadio in the spring, finalists will be celebrate...2019-02-0532 min
Insight MusicInsight Music: Hi, Mom! / Ross Hammond / Sean PawlingHi, Mom!, Ross Hammond and Sean Pawling join us on this month's Insight Music special to talk about their new music.2019-01-2532 min
Insight MusicInsight Music: Tel Cairo / Vinnie Guidera & The Dead Birds / Dog PartyOn our final Insight Music of 2018, Tel Cairo look back at their prolific year, Vinnie Guidera & The Dead Birds discuss their DIY aesthetic, and Dog Party talk about the dual breakups that inspired their new album.2018-12-2832 min
Keys To The House'Statistically Impossible'?It seemed on election night that Democrats in California were going to flip perhaps a couple of the seven Republican-held seats they were targeting in the House of Representatives. Three weeks later, the Democrats have flipped all seven — not only turning all of Orange County blue, but also two seats in the Central Valley. In our final Keys To The House episode, Capitol Bureau Chief Ben Adler talks with political experts about how this happened and what this means for California’s two major political parties.
Guests:
Mike Madrid, principal, GrassrootsLab@madrid_mike
Pa...2018-12-0532 min
Insight MusicInsight Music: So Much Light / Lillian Frances / Topograf / POOR MajestySo Much Light, Lillian Frances, Topograf and POOR Majesty join us to talk about their upcoming shows, new music, artistic identity and more.2018-11-3032 min
Keys To The HouseSo What The Heck Just Happened?
Democrats now hold the Keys to the House, but many California races still hang in the balance. In this week’s episode, we discuss what the heck just happened in Tuesday’s midterm election. Did we see a ‘blue wave’ in California? What do the results say about California’s politics?
Capital Public Radio’s Ben Adler talks with political data analyst Paul Mitchell and Los Angeles Times Politics Reporter Christine Mai-Duc about Democratic enthusiasm, Republican motivation and all the races that are still too close to call.
Guests:
Christine Mai-DucPolitical Reporter2018-11-1032 minKeys To The HouseThe O.C., Part 2: Rebellious RepublicansBy Sally SchillingFor Democrats to win California’s battleground congressional races, turning out their own voters won’t be enough. They’ll also have to convince Republicans disgusted with the president to kick their party out of power. In this episode, CapRadio’s Ben Adler speaks with Orange County voters who show the challenges and opportunities facing Democrats in Tuesday’s midterms.2018-11-0132 min
Insight MusicInsight Music: CapRadio's Student Musician ShowcaseOn this month’s Insight Music we feature classical and jazz musicians from Davis High, Folsom High, Rio Americano High and the Sacramento Youth Symphony who participated in CapRadio's first ever Student Musician Showcase.2018-10-2632 minTahoeLandYosemiteLand: Final Episode - Answering Your QuestionsIn this final episode of YosemiteLand, Ezra answers listener questions! He follows up with characters from previous episodes, and talks about everything from rock-climbing safety to remedies for parking and congestion.2018-10-0200 minTahoeLandYosemiteLand: The Air Up ThereLike many major U.S. tourist destinations, Yosemite is dealing with a housing-affordability problem and the arrival of short-term rentals like Airbnb. Many people are turning their homes into vacation rentals. It’s good for tourism. But some neighbors aren’t happy, and area residents say it's often difficult to find a place to rent. Potential employees aren’t taking jobs in the park, and many existing employees face long commutes. In this episode, Ezra speaks with residents who are dealing with the housing issue in the Yosemite area.2018-09-1900 minTahoeLandYosemiteLand: We Want To Hear From YouWe won’t have an episode on Labor Day, but we want to hear from you! Why? For our final episode, which will drop in a couple weeks. Is there a issue we neglected to discuss? Or did you want to hear more about a particular topic? Any creative ideas about how to remedy an issue like traffic or overcrowding? If so, shoot Ezra a voice memo or a note at ezra.romero@capradio.org.2018-08-3100 min
Insight MusicInsight Music: Topograf / Fashionista Boyfriend / Animals In The Attic / Sparks Across DarknessTopograf, Fashionista Boyfriend, Animals in the Attic and Sparks Across Darkness bring us the perfect road trip songs to send us into Labor Day Weekend on this month's Insight Music.2018-08-3132 minTahoeLandYosemiteLand: Green DragonWe’ve explored Yosemite Valley a lot — for good reason. It’s an outdoor wonderland where people raft, hike and climb cliffs. In this episode, Ezra tours Yosemite Valley on a "green dragon" — an open-air tour bus — and also learns about rock falls and why historic places in the park have been renamed. He also visits what people call Yosemite Valley’s "twin sister." It’s a place that John Muir fought to preserve — but he lost that battle.2018-08-2900 minTahoeLandYosemiteLand: Coming Soon: YosemiteLand Episode 6Hey everyone, Episode 6 will be out Tuesday. In the meantime, here's a taste.2018-08-2800 minTahoeLandYosemiteLand: Wahhoga
For more than four decades, the Ahwahneechee people — the Native Americans with ties to Yosemite Valley — had no place to call home. Now, one of their villages is being resurrected.
In this episode, Ezra meets with elders who say park service workers burned down their homes. They also discuss how they hope to preserve their heritage for future generations. During his reporting, Ezra realizes Yosemite is more than a cool hiking destination: It’s a very spiritual place.
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Hey, Listen!The Travels of Topograf
Kevin and Alyssa Stefanescu these two embody the spirit of DIY. Not only are they partners in marriage and music; they taught themselves the ins and outs of recording their own music videos and they've been working to outfit a huge van into a tiny home ... and recording studio.
All this while managing to stay human on social media. That's all in the podcast this week. CapRadio.
"I'll Know" was released in February as a single on Topograf's Bandcamp profile along with the cut "Signs."
"Dreams" earned us a copyright notification on YouTube because the recording was so clo...2018-08-1532 minTahoeLandYosemiteLand: Coming Soon: YosemiteLand Episode 5Hey listeners, we’re still hustling away on Episode 5. In the meantime, check out this teaser.2018-08-1400 min
Insight MusicInsight Music: Drop Dead Red / POOR Majesty / Sun Valley Gun Club / HonyockDrop Dead Red, POOR Majesty, Sun Valley Gun Club and Honyock join us to tell us about their music and perform live in studio.2018-08-1032 minTahoeLandYosemiteLand: Yosemite On Fire
It's peak tourist season, but the most popular spot in Yosemite is eerily quiet. There are no hikers on trails or climbers on cliffs in the Valley. For the first time in nearly 30 years, a wildfire has closed major portions of the park due to heavy smoke. Yosemite Valley will remain shut indefinitely.
In this episode, Ezra looks at the future of fire in Yosemite. He hikes with a scientist studying how climate change could drastically transform its landscape, talks with the park's first female fire chief, and learns about life growing up in a fire zone.2018-08-0700 minTahoeLandYosemiteLand: On The RockA new culture of rock climbers is overtaking Yosemite, including rock stars like Alex Honnold and Tommy Caldwell, who are pushing the sport to the edge by climbing with no ropes.
In this episode, Ezra chats with rock climbing legends, explores how gyms are diversifying who climbs, and gets out on the rock near Glacier Point. He also talks with women climbers who are leading the way.2018-07-3000 minTahoeLandYosemiteLand: Take Me AwayTraffic in Yosemite during peak tourist months is often compared to rush hour in Los Angeles. Some visitors will often drive around for hours and never find a parking spot. The bottleneck is so bad, it’s now part of Yosemite’s identity. That’s why we’re dedicating our second episode of YosemiteLand to the seemingly intractable problem of gridlock. Join Ezra as he sits in a snarl-up of tourists and learns how all these cars put wildlife at risk. He’ll also explore solutions that could make your future visits less miserable — and help sustain the park.
In a p...2018-07-2300 minTahoeLandYosemiteLand: Selfie TrapAs tourism increases in Yosemite, how is the park’s identity — its sense of place — changing? In YosemiteLand’s debut episode, Ezra orders Starbucks while taking in majestic waterfalls, meets researchers studying how people experience the park, and looks at how Yosemite’s planners are rethinking popular destinations to make them more sustainable. You’ll encounter a bear up close, and Ezra will visit some of Yosemite’s oldest inhabitants: giant sequoias.
In a previous version of this episode Ezra mispronounced Kara Stella’s name and title. It’s been corrected. She is a ranger.2018-07-1600 minTahoeLandYosemiteLand: Welcome To YosemiteLand!YosemiteLand is about how decisions made today in Yosemite National Park will impact millions of visitors in the years to come. It's a region learning how to deal with a changing environment and increased tourism. Listen for a preview of this new podcast from Capital Public Radio. We'll release our first episodes July 16.2018-07-1000 min
Insight MusicInsight Music: The Gold Souls / Evil Seagull / Jessica Malone / Hannah Jane KileInsight Music is joined by The Gold Souls, indie musician Evil Seagull, folk singer Jessica Malone and singer-songwriter Hannah Jane Kile performing live in Capital Public Radio's studios.2018-06-2932 minCapRadio ReadsTrailer: Introducing The CapRadio Reads Podcast With Donna ApidoneGain insight into your favorite writer or discover your next great read on the new CapRadio Reads podcast. CapRadio’s Morning Edition Host Donna Apidone sits down with prominent authors and fresh writers. Subscribe to this podcast on iTunes, Google Play or wherever you get your podcasts.2018-06-1100 min
Insight MusicInsight Music: SpaceWalker / Ideateam / Salt Wizard / Misner & SmithSpaceWalker soars to "Divinity & Beyond." Ideateam shares "Kinetic" new album. Salt Wizard goes darker with "Creature Sounds." Misner & Smith traces their influences back to the "headwaters."2018-05-2532 min
Insight MusicInsight Music: Lillian Frances / Mino Yanci / The Lique / Joe KyeLillian Frances makes dreamy synth pop collages on "Timeism." Mino Yanci explores musical freedom with a jazz fusion streak. The Lique blend jazz and hip-hop for "Times Like These." Joe Kye explores his musical and cultural identity on "Migrants."2018-04-2732 min
Hey, Listen!Frances HEY!
Upon a revelation at a Sylvan Esso concert, Davis, CA songwriter Lillian Frances set to work making music. Her early days making folky guitar tracks came to a halt after she "got tendonitis harvesting girthy vegetables (read: butternut squash)." Frances came to CapRadio to talk about her post-squash music, where her samples come from and how being fluent in Spanish doens't mean you're understood BY the Spanish.
Frances compares the sound of the Spanish language like "someone speaking in cursive." It's one of the reasons she like incorporating the laungauge in her music...despite not being able to...2018-04-2032 min
Insight MusicInsight Music: The Philharmonik Shares News Songs / Surf Noir Band Ani Maul / Sibling Duo me&you / Pregnant Performs Experimental PopThe Philharmonik shares songs from his debut album. Surf noir band Ani Maul perform two songs from “Anxiety.” Siblings duo me&you are "Chasing Trails." Pregnant performs experimental pop held together with
"Duct Tape."2018-04-0632 min
Hey, Listen!Yes We KondaboluHari Kondabolu's Problem
Comedian, writer Hari Kondabolu just released The Problem With Apu, his first documentary for TruTV.
Kondabolu was in Sacramento earlier this year and recorded an edition of The Guest List with Nick. Dig in to hear about his podcast with W. Kamau Bell, his approach to making tough subjects funny and his favorite tracks to take the stage.
Jolie Holland & Samantha Parton
Holland may have left The Be Good Tanyas in the late 90s but she and the band's co-founder Samantha Parton have be...2017-12-0432 min
Hey, Listen!No Vowels RequiredSheer Volume
Hey, Listen! plays music at unsuspecting CapRadio personnel and records their reactions.
Devin Yamanaka and Randol White are CapRadio's All Thing's Considred team here in Sacramento. Devin hosts, Randol reports. This week they team up for their reactions to beachy music from the NorCal record label Mt. St. Mtn.Cruel Summer - "Eraser"Male Gaze - "All Yours"Tiaras - "Life As An Extra"
2017-06-0832 min
Hey, Listen!Peak Volume
Hey, Listen! // David Lynch
Twin Peaks and all of David Lynch's work is as much an aural experience as it is visual. The series returned to television this week, 26 years after the second season finale. Saturday (5/27) I'll be playing soundtracks from Lynch's movies and artists who have been influenced by and worked with the filmmaker. On the podcast, CapRadio staffers, Cale Wiggins, Julia "Bob Check" Mitric and Victor Forman all share what they love about the series then and now.
Sheer Volume
Speaking of CapRadio staff, Tashina Brito gives her f...2017-05-2432 min