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This Must Be the PlaceHarry Potter, Renaissance Magic & Petaluma History: A Chat with Museum Director Stacey AtchleyStacey Atchley, the dynamic Executive Director of the Petaluma Historical Library & Museum, joins us to discuss the exciting new exhibit, "Renaissance Science, Magic, and Medicine, and Harry Potter's World." Stacey explains how the exhibit creatively connects Petaluma's local history to broader historical themes and even the magical world of Harry Potter. We learn how the exhibit uses historical objects like herbarium journals and early medical supplies to explore themes of potion-making, monsters, and immortality, making history relevant and enjoyable for all ages. Stacey also provides a captivating look into the museum's mission to preserve local history, foster community connections...
2025-11-0232 minThis Must Be the PlacePetaluma Craft Beer & Railroad Square Music Festivals | Sonoma County Insider’s GuideHey Sonoma County, mark your calendars because this week on This Must Be the Place, we're festival bound, getting all the deets on the upcoming Petaluma River Craft Beer Festival and Railroad Square Music Festival from event organizers John Burns and Josh Windmiller.Your host, Allo, kicks things off, chatting with John Burns about all things craft beer. John is a 25-year member of the Petaluma Rotary which hosts the upcoming Petaluma River Craft Beer Festival. We hear all about the event’s history, stellar lineup of craft breweries, the delicious eats, and live tunes from Batacha an...
2025-09-0739 min
Brew Ha HaThe Block in PetalumaCody Hildreth from The Block, Petaluma and Lorraine Barber both join Herlinds Heras and Steve Jaxon on Brew Ha Ha today. also organizes cool events in Petaluma. Lorraine was on this show recently talking about Barber Lee Spirits and Barber Cellars. She is also organizing a Petaluma Craft Cocktail Week and The Block is one of the featured bars.
Cody has brought two cocktails that The Block will be featuring during Petaluma Craft Cocktail Week. The first is a barrel-aged blood orange Negroni. A Negroni is usually made with gin, Campari and red vermouth, but The Block’s...
2024-10-2532 min
Calvary Chapel PetalumaOn The Move: Celebration Pastor Zach Vestnys' teaching titled "Celebration" from our On The Move Series.October 13 is our first service at our new church home!We would love for you to visit us at 1650 Corporate Circle in Petaluma, CA!
2024-10-1339 minCalvary Chapel PetalumaOn The Move: Celebration Pastor Zach Vestnys' teaching titled "Celebration" from our On The Move Series.October 13 is our first service at our new church home!We would love for you to visit us at 1650 Corporate Circle in Petaluma, CA!
2024-10-1339 min
California Wine CountryKevin Bersofsky, Montagne Russe, Petaluma GapKevin Bersofsky from Montagne Russe Wines joins Steve Jaxon and Dan Berger on California Wine Country. He has been on CWC before, most recently on this episode of August 3, 2022.
On Saturday August 10, the Wind to Wine festival is at the Gambonini Family Ranch in Petaluma.
They start by tasting a sparkling wine that Kevin Bersofsky has made. Dan calls it “a very serious bubbly.” It’s a Brut Rosé and it is very dry. The flavors are fruity but not sweet.
The Petaluma Gap was designated as an AVA in 2017. Kevin was using vineyar...
2024-07-2023 min
The Murder Book: A True Crime PodcastTragedy in Petaluma: The Kidnapping of Polly Klaas Part ISend us a textImagine an ordinary night transformed into a parent’s worst nightmare—the disappearance of a child, shattering the peace of a small community. This unspeakable horror became a reality for the family of Polly Klaas, the 12-year-old girl whose kidnapping sparked one of the FBI's largest manhunts. Our episode weaves through the tapestry of Polly's life, her enthusiasms, and the loving yet complex family ties that defined her existence before recounting the chilling events of that October night in 1993.Every detail matters when the unimaginable occurs, and we meticulously reconstruct the even...
2024-04-081h 07
Decarbonizing CommercePlanet-Friendly Pet Food with Caroline Buck, Co-founder / CMO at PetalumaKeith is joined by Caroline Buck, Co-founder and CMO at Petaluma. Petaluma is on a mission to create a more sustainable and humane agricultural system by using ingredients that offer optimal nutrition, reduced ecological harm, and humane treatment of farmworkers and animals. They discuss a plethora of fascinating topics such as her career trajectory from tech to CPG, the economics of sustainable pet food, choices about distribution, direct to consumer, Amazon, brick and mortar, and much more.Learn more about Caroline:Petaluma WebsiteCaroline’s EmailCaroline’s LinkedInTo listen to the full episode join our plus and pro tier...
2023-11-0232 min
Sell My House Fast /w Priority Home Buyers!We Buy Houses Petaluma CaliforniaSell My House Fast Petaluma CA! If you’re looking to sell your home in Petaluma California (Median Home Value of $903,512), you should know that 2023 local market data indicated an average 89 days to sale, with 47.50% of homes in selling under list price. So how do I go about selling my home fast (and getting the most cash)?
At Priority Home Buyers, we get asked to "buy my house" daily. So if you've been thinking “I need to sell my house for cash" lately, we're here to help. We offer cash for houses and would be glad to help...
2023-09-0501 min
Inside PetalumaEpisode 195: Petaluma City Council Elect, John ShribbsFriday, 12/2, our guest is Petaluma City Council Elect John Shribbs. John will take office next month representing Petaluma’s District 2. We’ll be asking John to share his vision for Petaluma’s future and we’ll also discuss some of the many issues that are important to the Petaluma community.
2022-12-0659 minInside PetalumaEpisode 193: Chris Cort discusses proposed Davidon development at historic Scott Ranch open space propertyFriday, 11/4, our guest is Chris Cort, Political Director for Petalumans for Responsible Planning. We will be discussing the details around the Scott Ranch Project, a 59-acre property located at the intersection of D Street and Windsor Drive in Petaluma.
https://www.petrp.org
2022-11-0559 minInside PetalumaEpisode 184: Ri Bussey, Program Coordinator with the Petaluma Equitable Climate Action CommissionFriday, 9/2, our guest is Ri Bussey, Program Coordinator with the Petaluma Equitable Climate Action Coalition (PECAC) which is a Daily Acts program. PECAC is currently in the recruitment phase and looking for members of the community that want to help make transportation in Petaluma more equitable. Ri will talk about the program and explain how to apply for membership. Learn more here: https://dailyacts.org/climate-action/
2022-09-0859 minInside PetalumaEpisode 183: Maite Iturri, Assistant Superintendent of Student Services for Petaluma City SchoolsFriday, 8/19, our guest is Maite Iturri, Assistant Superintendent of Student Services for Petaluma City Schools. Maite is going to talk about the various programs in our city’s school system to include “Project Success” which is tailored to tend to substance abuse problems.
2022-08-2359 minInside PetalumaEpisode 182: Ebbie K. Nakhjavani, EKN DevelopmentFriday, 8/12, our guest is Ebbie K. Nakhjavani of EKN Development. Ebbie will provide a detailed description of the proposed Hotel Weaver in downtown Petaluma at the corner of B Street and Petaluma Blvd South (see project details here: https://cityofpetaluma.org/hotel-weaver/ )
2022-08-1359 min
Inside PetalumaEpisode 177: Brian Barnacle, Petaluma City Council memberFriday, 6/3, our guest is Petaluma City Council Member Brian Barnacle. Brian will come prepared to talk about issues that weigh heavily on the Petaluma community.
2022-06-0759 minInside PetalumaEpisode 175: Ramona Faith, CEO, Petaluma Healthcare DistrictFriday, 5/20, our guest is Ramona Faith, Chief Executive Officer of the Petaluma Health Care District. We will be talking about the activation of Petaluma Blue Zones. Join us to learn more.
2022-05-2159 minInside PetalumaEpisode 174: Jim Goerlich RN and associate RNs from Petaluma Valley HospitalFriday, 5/13, our retuning guests are Jim Goerlich RN and associate RNs from Petaluma Valley Hospital to give us an update on working conditions after the acquisition of PVH by Providence St. Joseph Health. We'll have RN's calling-in to the studio live from the picket line scheduled for 5/13 at PVH.
2022-05-1459 minInside PetalumaEpisode 172: Bruce Hagen and Pete Gang, Safe Streets PetalumaFriday, 4/29, our guests are Bruce Hagen and Pete Gang, organizers of Safe Streets Petaluma which is a coalition of local individuals and groups working to make it safer and easier for everyone to get around town.
2022-05-0159 minInside PetalumaEpisode 171: Orest Balytsky DMD, immigrant from UkraineFriday, 4/22, our guest is Petaluma resident Orest Balytsky DMD. Orest and his wife immigrated to the USA from Ukraine in the early 1990s. They're currently working to gather bulletproof vests and helmets to send to civilian defense forces in Ukraine. Join us as we hear what their family and friends in Ukraine are experiencing during these dark times and how you might help with this effort.
2022-04-2359 minInside PetalumaEpisode 168: Petaluma Mayor Teresa Barrett and City Manager Peggy FlynnFriday, 4/1, our guests are Petaluma Mayor Teresa Barrett and Petaluma City Manager Peggy Flynn. We’ll spend the hour hearing about a number of subjects including the updating process of the General Plan, the fairgrounds, district elections, and much more.
2022-04-0159 minInside PetalumaEpisode 166: Jim Goerlich, RN, Petaluma Valley HospitalFriday, 3/11, our retuning guests are Jim Goerlich RN and associate RNs from Petaluma Valley Hospital to give us an update on working conditions after the acquisition of PVH by Providence St. Joseph Health at the beginning of 2021.
2022-03-1259 minInside PetalumaEpisode 164: Elece Hempel, Executive Director, Petaluma People ServicesFriday, 2/25, our guest is Elece Hempel, Executive Director of Petaluma People Services Center. Join us for an update on what's happening at PPSC and to also hear lively discussions on local affairs.
2022-02-2659 minInside PetalumaEpisode 161: Co-hosts discuss Petaluma issuesFriday, 2/4, it’s a free for all day with Cindy and Janice. Come join us while we talk all things Petaluma.
2022-02-0659 minInside PetalumaEpisode 158: Blake Hooper, Sonoma County District 2 Candidate for SupervisorA long time Petaluma resident, Blake grew up in South Sonoma County and worked as an assistant to Congressman Jared Huffman. In addition to his position at the State Senate, Blake serves on a number of committees and commissions – including Planning – for the City of Petaluma.
Blake will be challenging incumbent Supervisor David Rabbitt in 2022.
2022-01-1459 minInside PetalumaEpisode 156: Maureen McGuigan of Petaluma Mail Deport reads letters to SantaMaureen McGuigan of the Petaluma Mail Depot reads some of the many letters to Santa she’s received over the years.
2021-12-2559 minInside PetalumaEpisode 155: Mary Ruppenthal, Bert Botta, and Elice Hempel discuss proposed rent increases for Youngstown Mobile Home ParkYoungstown Senior Mobile Home Park residents Mary Ruppenthal and Bert Botta discuss the proposed $286 a month rent increase by the park's new ownership group, Three Pillar Communities. Elece Hempel, Executive Director of Petaluma People Services also joins the discussion.
2021-12-1959 minInside PetalumaEpisode 154: Matthew Harris, Superintendent, Petaluma City SchoolsMatthew Harris, Superintendent, Petaluma City Schools, discusses teachers and students
2021-12-1059 minInside PetalumaEpisode 153: Ken Savano, Chief of Police, City of PetalumaKen Savano, Chief of Police, City of Petaluma discusses public safety and crimes statistics in Petaluma.
2021-12-0559 minInside PetalumaEpisode 152: Pedro Toledo, CAO Petaluma Health Center; President, Hispanic Chamber of Commerce; Member, 2020 CA Citizens Redistricting CommitteePedro Toledo, Chief Administrative Officer of Petaluma Health Center and President of the Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Sonoma County. Pedro is also a member of California's 2020 Citizens Redistricting Commission.
2021-12-0257 minInside PetalumaEpisode 150: Former Petaluma City Councilmember, David Keller, discusses "Coal Train" controversyFormer Petaluma City Councilmember, David Keller, discusses "Coal Train" controversy with Cindy and Janice.
2021-11-1657 minInside PetalumaEpisode 149: Councilmember D'Lynda Fischer, Natasha Juliana, & John Crowley discuss "Cool City" climate action initiativeCouncilmember D'Lynda Fischer, Natasha Juliana, & John Crowley discuss "Cool City" climate action initiative – find out more by visiting the "Cool Petaluma" web site
2021-11-0857 minInside PetalumaEpisode: 147: Blake Hooper, 2nd District Sonoma County Supervisor CandidateA long time Petaluma resident, Blake grew up in South Sonoma County and worked as an assistant to Congressman Jared Huffman. In addition to his position at the State Senate, Blake serves on a number of committees and commissions – including Planning – for the City of Petaluma.
Blake will be challenging incumbent Supervisor David Rabbitt in 2022.
Blake Hooper's Campaign web site
2021-10-1757 minInside PetalumaEpisode 146: Elece Hemple, Manning Walker, and Brian Miller on SAFE programElece Hemple and Manning Walker from Petaluma People Services Center and Brian Miller from the City of Petaluma discuss the City's SAFE program (modeled after the Eugene, OR CAHOOTS program).
https://cityofpetaluma.org/safe/
2021-10-1057 minInside PetalumaEpisode 144: Noah & Amy Leader allege wrongful termination from SafewayPetaluma resident Amy Leader recently posted to the social network, Nextdoor, that her son, Noah, was wrongfully terminated from his position at Safeway after being denied reasonable accommodations for his disability. Her post drew over 200 comments, many from shoppers who praised Noah for his service at Safeway.
2021-09-2457 minInside PetalumaEpisode 139: Brian Barnacle, member, Petaluma City CouncilCouncil member Brian Barnacle discusses a range of topics with Co-hosts – from COVID-19, to Climate Action, Transportation Safety, and more.
2021-08-1359 minInside PetalumaEpisode 138: Dan Ellecamp, Petaluma Music Festival plus co-hosts discuss local issuesPetaluma Music Festival web site
2021-08-0758 minInside PetalumaEpisode 135: Susan Kirks, ConservationistSusan Kirks, Conservationist, discusses wildlife corridors and crossings in Petaluma, she's mapped over the past 20 years as well as recent mountain lion visits in Petaluma.
2021-07-1757 minInside PetalumaEpisode 134: Dennis Pocekay, Petaluma City Council memberDennis Pocekay, Petaluma City Council member, discusses drought, pandemic, development, and climate action.
2021-07-0956 minInside PetalumaEpisode 133: John Crowley and Matt McGuire on residential solar energyJohn Crowley and Matt Maguire join forces with Inside Petaluma to discuss all things solar. Do you have questions about making your home solar powered? Come check this discussion out to learn more.
2021-07-0357 minInside PetalumaEpisode 132: Chelsea Thompson, City of Petaluma, Water ConservationChelsea Thompson, Environmental Services Analyst and Water Conservation Outreach Coordinator with the City of Petaluma’s Public Works and Utilities Office. Chelsea covered an array of topics on how we can best meet the mandatory 25% reduction of water usage for both residential and business customers in Petaluma. To find out more, visit the City of Petaluma's web page
2021-06-2555 minInside PetalumaEpisode 130: Elizabeth Escalante, Educator, Human Rights Commissioner, ActivistElizabeth Escalante, Special Education Teacher at Petaluma Junior High School. Elizabeth also serves on the Sonoma County Commission on Human Rights, Sonoma County Democratic Central Committee, and is a CA Assembly District 10 delegate of the CA Democratic Party, just to name a few of her roles.
2021-06-1253 minInside PetalumaEpisode 129: Sebastian Saint James, Guitarist, Singer/Songwriter, ProducerBorn and raised in Petaluma, Sebastian Saint James is a guitarist, singer/songwriter, and producer who is well known for leading several local bands including Hillside Fire, Highway Poets, as well as his solo performances featuring live loop recording. Sebastian discusses his life during the pandemic and his return to live performance in an engaging interview that includes a brief on air acoustic performance as well as a track from his most recent release, "Live and Unsheltered".
2021-06-0556 minInside PetalumaEpisode 128: Matt Stone, Executive Director, Petaluma River Park Matt Stone, Executive Director, Petaluma River Park, discusses the exciting new public park in development at McNear Peninsula in Petaluma.
2021-05-2955 minInside PetalumaEpisode 127: Lance Lew, NBC Producer, Asian Pacific America showLance Lew discusses growing up in Petaluma as an Asian American, his work as an NBC TV producer of "Asian Pacific America", philanthropy, and the challenges of anti-Asian hate.
Lance Lew
Director, Community Marketing
Producer, Asian Pacific America
NBC Bay Area
Lance Lew joined NBC Bay Area as the Director, Community Marketing in 2002, bringing more than thirty years of experience in the entertainment and advertising industry. Lance is responsible for all community outreach efforts, including development of promotional campaigns and event marketing. He is also the producer of NBC...
2021-05-2155 minInside PetalumaEpisode 126: Maxfield Bala – Designer/MuralistMaxfield Bala discusses his murals that started in Petaluma and are now appearing all over the world.
2021-05-1456 minInside PetalumaEpisode 124: Henry Kaku, Japanese AmericanHenry Kaku – Japanese American and Petaluma resident – discusses historic and current challenges of anti-Asian hate, his family's incarceration in the 1940s, his arrival to Petaluma, his black belt Judo status, Origami expertise, and more.
2021-04-3052 minInside PetalumaEpisode 123: Elece Hempel, Petaluma People Services CenterElece Hempel, Executive Director of Petaluma People Services Center, discusses Petaluma's rental assistance program.
2021-04-2356 minInside PetalumaEpisode 121: Sandra Larsen, President, Petaluma Federation of TeachersCo-hosts are joined by Sandra Larsen, President, Petaluma Federation of Teachers to discuss the challenges or remote learning and ensuring a safe school re-opening during the COVID-19 pandemic. Sandra also teaches at McNear Elementary School.
2021-04-1056 minInside PetalumaEpisode 119: Joshua Simmons, Technology Advisory and General Plan Committee MemberCo-hosts discuss issues of technology, planning, and public participation in decision making for the City of Petaluma with Joshua Simmons, Technology Advisory and General Plan committee member.
2021-03-2754 minInside PetalumaEpisode 118: Joanna Paun, President, Petaluma School BoardSchool Board President, Joanna Paun, discusses the latest efforts to safely re-open in school learning during the pandemic, along with various issues including racial injustice in our community.
2021-03-1953 minInside PetalumaEpisode 116: Panama Bartholomy, Climate Action Commissioner, City of PetalumaPanama Bartholomy, Climate Action Commissioner, City of Petaluma and co-hosts discuss the city's goal of becoming carbon neutral and actions the city and residents can take to help get us there.
2021-03-0654 minInside PetalumaEpisode 115: Alex Mountjoy, CBD beverage producer in PetalumaAlex Mountjoy, founder of Mountjoy Sparkling, producer of CBD infused beverages in Petaluma.
2021-02-2750 minInside PetalumaInside Petaluma – Episode 112 – 2/5/21: Dr. Dennis Pocekay, newly elected member of the Petaluma City CouncilNew council member Dr. Dennis Pocekay and co-hosts discuss Petaluma issues, including climate change mitigation, COVID-19, racial and economic inequality, and more
2021-02-0554 minInside PetalumaInside Petaluma – Episode 111 – 1/29/21: Brian Barnacle, newly elected member of the Petaluma City CouncilNew council member Brian Barnacle and co-hosts discuss Petaluma issues, policy options, and action items from the first four council meetings of the new year
2021-01-3051 minInside PetalumaInside Petaluma – Episode 110 – 1/22/21: Faith Ross, Founder of Petaluma Blacks for Community Development/Curator of Petaluma Black History Month ExhibitFaith Ross, Founder of Petaluma Blacks for Community Development/Curator of Petaluma Black History Month Exhibit
2021-01-2355 minInside PetalumaInside Petaluma – Episode 109 – 1/15/21: Co-hosts discuss national and local issuesCo-hosts discuss Trump impeachment, local issues of race and police, Petaluma's new carbon neutral goal, and COVID-19
2021-01-1655 minInside PetalumaInside Petaluma – Episode 108 – 1/8/21: Petaluma Nurses discuss working conditions, staffing, and below market-rate compensation at Petaluma Valley HospitalPetaluma Nurses discuss working conditions, staffing, and below market-rate compensation at Petaluma Valley Hospital – to find out more about Petaluma Staff Nurse Partnership, please visit the web site http://snponline.net
2021-01-0956 minInside PetalumaInside Petaluma – Episode 107 – 1/1/21: Co-hosts discuss top Petaluma issues in 2020From the pandemic, to BLM, river dredging, and new progressive council victories, Cindy, Janice, and Jason discuss 2020 and their hopes for 2021.
2021-01-0246 minInside PetalumaInside Petaluma – Episode 106 – 12/18/20: Jane Hamilton, Executive Director, Rebuilding Together PetalumaJane Hamilton, Executive Director, Rebuilding Together Petaluma, discusses how Rebuilding Together Petaluma assists those in need to make necessary house repairs. For more information on how you can help, or if you know someone in need, visit the web site: https://www.rtpetaluma.com
2020-12-1950 minInside PetalumaInside Petaluma – Episode 105 – 12/11/20: Peter Welker, musician, artist, composer, arranger, band leader, and Petaluma iconPeter Welker discusses his life and latest work as an accomplished musician, artist, composer, arranger, band leader and 48 year Petaluma resident. For more information on Peter and his latest work, visit the following sites:
http://www.peterwelker.com
Listen to his new album here....
https://www.sidemenmusic.com
2020-12-1156 minInside PetalumaInside Petaluma – Episode 104 – 12/04/20: Michael James, music producer and artistMusic producer and artist Michael James discusses his life challenges, successes, why he moved to Petaluma, and his upcoming album release – "Shelter in Place". For more information, please visit his web site: http://www.michaeljamesproducer.com
2020-12-0455 minInside PetalumaInside Petaluma – Episode 103 – 11/20/20: Lynn Moquete, Ryan Giacomini, Kelsey Ferrando from "Una Vida" discuss community buildingLynn Moquete, Ryan Giacomini, Kelsey Ferrando from "Una Vida" discuss community building.
2020-11-2156 minInside PetalumaInside Petaluma - Episode 102 - 11/13/20: Indivisible PetalumaIndivisible Petaluma members Sheila Morrissey, Jenny Griffo, and Eric Leland discuss incidents of hate and racism.
2020-11-1656 min
Wine Women on Radio MisfitsWine Women – The Amazing Women Behind the Petaluma Gap AVAWho knew it was primarily a team of women that were the driving force behind creation of Sonoma County’s newest American Viticultural Area (AVA) sub-appellation?! Could this be another first in the wine industry for women? We searched them out to learn why they felt the Petaluma Gap, a vast plain area coming off the Pacific Ocean, perpendicularly to the coastal range, deserved its own AVA designation. [EP45]
Eager to tell the story of this unique geographic area and the wine it produces, we enlisted the women behind the Petaluma Gap AVA’s inception, application and formation, as w...
2020-07-3156 min
Onstage with Jim and TomEpisode 180 | Petaluma History IV feat. Katie Watts & John Sheehy | Onstage with Jim & Tom | 6/11/20Jim & Tom welcome historians Katie Watts and John Sheehy for a deep dive into Petaluma’s history from the the 1920s to the 1970s. We explore how Petaluma became known as the world’s egg basket, Prohibition, speakeasies, massive bootlegging rings, famous people-meeter and Petaluma booster Bill Soberanes, the post-war boom, Gilardi’s, Mayor Helen Putnam, the near decimation of Petaluma’s downtown, how the east side developed and much more.
2020-06-161h 45Onstage with Jim and TomEpisode 180 | Petaluma History IV feat. Katie Watts & John Sheehy | Onstage with Jim & Tom | 6/11/20Jim & Tom welcome historians Katie Watts and John Sheehy for a deep dive into Petaluma’s history from the the 1920s to the 1970s. We explore how Petaluma became known as the world’s egg basket, Prohibition, speakeasies, massive bootlegging rings, famous people-meeter and Petaluma booster Bill Soberanes, the post-war boom, Gilardi’s, Mayor Helen Putnam, the near decimation of Petaluma’s downtown, how the east side developed and much more.
2020-06-161h 45
Onstage with Jim and TomEpisode 174 | Petaluma History III feat. John Sheehy | Onstage with Jim & Tom | 3/31/20Jim and Tom welcome historian John Sheehy for our longest history feature yet (almost 2 hours!) as we dive deep into the Coast Miwok, the Machiavellian General Vallejo, the 1830’s smallpox epidemic, Petaluma’s Chinese-American and African-American communities in the 19th century, William Bihler, Tom’s favorite explosions, Petaluma's second battle with Santa Rosa, Tom’s favorite murder, booms/busts in Petaluma, Deep Throat at the Mystic and much more.
John Sheehy is the author of "On a River Winding Home" which features stunning photography and intimate historical stories of the Petaluma River Watershed.
2020-04-011h 56Onstage with Jim and TomEpisode 174 | Petaluma History III feat. John Sheehy | Onstage with Jim & Tom | 3/31/20Jim and Tom welcome historian John Sheehy for our longest history feature yet (almost 2 hours!) as we dive deep into the Coast Miwok, the Machiavellian General Vallejo, the 1830’s smallpox epidemic, Petaluma’s Chinese-American and African-American communities in the 19th century, William Bihler, Tom’s favorite explosions, Petaluma's second battle with Santa Rosa, Tom’s favorite murder, booms/busts in Petaluma, Deep Throat at the Mystic and much more.
John Sheehy is the author of "On a River Winding Home" which features stunning photography and intimate historical stories of the Petaluma River Watershed.
2020-04-011h 56
2019-11-0335 minNew Life Christian Fellowship's weekly messageWAY TO PRAY - Prayer Postures - Angela LamNew Life Petaluma
2019-08-2540 minNew Life Christian Fellowship's weekly messageMYTHS WE BELIEVE - My Doubts & Questions Are A Lack of FaithNew Life Petaluma
2019-07-0735 min
ROCKnVINO: A Pairing of Music & WineRNV 45: Petaluma Drinks!On today's episode we sat down with Lorraine Barber, co-owner of Barber Cellars and Barber Lee Spirits and... founder of Petaluma Drinks! an amazing event happening June 15th and 16th in Petaluma, California showcasing all of Petaluma's craft alcohol producers. Plan your weekend route to hit as many of the amazing breweries, wineries, distilleries and spirit makers Petaluma has to offer. Get your tickets to Petaluma Drinks! at https://petalumadrinks.com/.
2019-06-1131 min2019-06-0239 min2019-05-0540 min2019-04-0729 minNew Life Christian Fellowship's weekly messageThe Bible for Grown-Ups - The Backstory of The BibleNew Life Petaluma
2019-03-0351 minNew Life Christian Fellowship's weekly messageOne Voice -We Can Do More Together - Show UpNew Life Petaluma
2019-02-0337 min
What's The Matter With Me? PodcastSeason 2, Episode 16: LIVE from the Petaluma SMART StationLIVE From The Petaluma SMART Station
My brace helps me to walk, but it doesn't mean I can go out walking. I learned it the hard way yesterday when I went out in Petaluma.
Live broadcast from a bench outside the Petaluma SMART Station.
Sorry I've been away
I've been doing events for Hoppin Hot Sauce.
BJ Miller
I met BJ Miller at a latke party. I have been wanting to meet him in person to this article in the New York Times from January 2017. I got to sit down right next to him and talk, it was awesome. Tell y...
2018-12-3000 min
THE PETALUMA RADIO PLAYERSYOU'RE RIGHT--I'M DEAD!The Petaluma Radio Players present a comedy by Peter Marino and Tom Ecobelli that puts the dead pan in bed pans. Can laughter raise your blood pressure? Perhaps. But if nothing else, the Grandmother in this story will likely cure your funny bone from the aches and pains induced by perpetually clicking your TV remote.
2018-11-0513 min
THE PETALUMA RADIO PLAYERSKRCB-FM Radio 91 On-Air Promos (#2) [Linda Jay]When NPR affiliate, KRCB-FM, Radio 91, brought in the Petaluma Radio Players to record ten on-air promos, they probably had no idea what they were in for...
2018-08-1300 min
THE PETALUMA RADIO PLAYERSKRCB-FM Radio 91 On-Air Promos (#8) [Eh, Baloney!]When NPR affiliate, KRCB-FM, Radio 91, brought in the Petaluma Radio Players to record ten on-air promos, they probably had no idea what they were in for...
2018-08-1301 min
THE PETALUMA RADIO PLAYERSKRCB-FM Radio 91 On-Air Promos (#11) [Madame Saturn]When NPR affiliate, KRCB-FM, Radio 91, brought in the Petaluma Radio Players to record ten on-air promos, they probably had no idea what they were in for...
2018-08-1301 min
THE PETALUMA RADIO PLAYERSKRCB-FM Radio 91 On-Air Promos (#10) [Tear Down the Wall!]When NPR affiliate, KRCB-FM, Radio 91, brought in the Petaluma Radio Players to record ten on-air promos, they probably had no idea what they were in for...
2018-08-1300 min
THE PETALUMA RADIO PLAYERSKRCB-FM Radio 91 On-Air Promos (#7) [LuLu and Dad]When KRCB brought in the Petaluma Radio Players to record ten on-air promos, they probably had no idea what they were in for...
2018-06-2501 min
THE PETALUMA RADIO PLAYERSKRCB-FM Radio 91 On-Air Promos (#6) [Brent and Bunny]When NPR affiliate, KRCB-FM, Radio 91, brought in the Petaluma Radio Players to record ten on-air promos, they probably had no idea what they were in for...
2018-06-2502 min
THE PETALUMA RADIO PLAYERSKRCB-FM Radio 91 On-Air Promos (#9) [Cultural War of the Worlds]When NPR affiliate, KRCB-FM, Radio 91, brought in the Petaluma Radio Players to record ten on-air promos, they probably had no idea what they were in for...
2018-06-2504 min
THE PETALUMA RADIO PLAYERSKRCB-FM Radio 91 On-Air Promos (#5) [Story: A Detective Story]When NPR affiliate, KRCB-FM, Radio 91, brought in the Petaluma Radio Players to record ten on-air promos, they probably had no idea what they were in for...
2018-06-2502 min
THE PETALUMA RADIO PLAYERSKRCB-FM Radio 91 On-Air Promos (#4) [One Way Passage]When NPR affiliate, KRCB-FM, Radio 91, brought in the Petaluma Radio Players to record ten on-air promos, they probably had no idea what they were in for...
2018-06-2501 min
THE PETALUMA RADIO PLAYERSKRCB-FM Radio 91 On-Air Promos (#1) [Sherlock Holmes]When NPR affiliate, KRCB-FM, Radio 91, brought in the Petaluma Radio Players to record ten on-air promos, they probably had no idea what they were in for...
2018-06-2502 min
THE PETALUMA RADIO PLAYERSTHE SENTINELLong time building resident, Gillie (SHIRLEY BENNETT) shares support and gossip with new-in-town tenant, Mara (DORI O'DEA) in 'The Sentinel,' a half-hour drama by New Jersey playwright Hal Corley which asks audiences to consider the uncomfortable superimposition of old time neighborhood values onto de rigeur measures to ensure self-preservation in a world of suicide and stalkers. Troupe member Emily Lord makes her directorial debut in this Petaluma Radio Players production.
2018-05-0627 min
THE PETALUMA RADIO PLAYERSOur Miss Brooks - A Plaque for Mr. ConklinOur drama during this week's presentation will make you long for the days of your youth when you couldn't wait for the bell to ring and detention to be over. When your favorite subject was lunch, not math or biology, gym or poli-sci. After all, who needs gym and poli-sci when there were politics and summersaults aplenty in the Teachers Lounge? At least at this high school. The Petaluma Radio Players present our first installment from the 1950s classic 'Our Miss Brooks' radio series. This episode: 'A Plaque for Mr. Conklin.'
2018-04-1427 min
THE PETALUMA RADIO PLAYERSBE BOLD! BE BOLD! -- A ScaryTaleWINNER IN THE 'SILVER Division' at the 2018 'HEAR Now' Festival in Kansas City, MO.The not-for-the-faint-of-heart fairy tale for non-traditional children...and the grandparents who recite to them. Written by renowned American playwright, Donna Latham, and performed in an interpretive, choral style, this radio drama marks the directorial debut of PRP's Kendra Murray and the Company's 'Director-in-the-Round' program. This play is sure to leave your teeth chattering and your knees knocking. But it could be worse. God forbid you, our radio audience, ever find yourself accidentally knocking upon the door of Mr. Fox. (Recorded live at Readers Theatre, Petaluma, California.)
2018-02-1528 min2018-02-0648 min2018-01-0735 min2017-12-3133 min
THE PETALUMA RADIO PLAYERSFOURTEENA comedy of musical chairs (and place settings) by Alice Gerstenberg. First premiered on stage in 1920. Brought to the airwaves in 2017 by the Petaluma Radio Players.
2017-11-0222 min
THE PETALUMA RADIO PLAYERS'PETALUMA EMERGENCY RADIO' Produced by Bay Area kpca-fm (103.3) [www.kpca.fm] Airdate: 10/15/2017Experts from Health, Nutrition, Transportation, Banking, Agriculture, Insurance, Housing, Vet Med, Telecommunications, Education, Counseling, even Tai Chi will join us for three hours to help Sonoma County, California rise from the ashes.
2017-10-152h 58
THE PETALUMA RADIO PLAYERSTRIFLESWhen a Nebraska farmer dies at the end of a rope in his bedroom, and the county Sheriff and young D.A. show up to investigate, their particularly male point of view might be blinding them to clues that are right before the womenfolks' eyes. In this classic one-act play by early 20th century breakthrough Feminist playwright and novelist, Susan Glaspell, gender roles are as much a factor in solving a murder as are the knitting needles and dirty kitchen towels and dead canary that point to a caged life set free. Or was it?The recording of this play...
2017-08-2929 min
Onstage with Jim and TomPetaluma History with Harlan Osborne, Katie Watts & John Sheehy - 7/14/14Onstage with Jim and Tom welcomes Harlan Osborne (Argus Courier), Katie Watts (Press Democrat) & John Sheehy to explore and discuss Petaluma history.
This 70 minute conversations explore many moments and characters in the town's history, including: when Petaluma tried to secede (twice), Garrett Keller the squatter, the near civil war battle with Santa Rosa, “Mr. Petaluma” Bill Soberanes, the origins of the “egg capital of the world” (even if it wasn’t true), Doc Naify, Petaluma’s reaction to prohibition (becoming a boomtown), the Jewish chicken farmer community and much more.
Classic Petaluma locations & characters referenced: The Spa, Gilardi’s, Marios & Johns, Agius G...
2014-07-251h 10Onstage with Jim and TomPetaluma History with Harlan Osborne, Katie Watts & John Sheehy - 7/14/14Onstage with Jim and Tom welcomes Harlan Osborne (Argus Courier), Katie Watts (Press Democrat) & John Sheehy to explore and discuss Petaluma history.
This 70 minute conversations explore many moments and characters in the town's history, including: when Petaluma tried to secede (twice), Garrett Keller the squatter, the near civil war battle with Santa Rosa, “Mr. Petaluma” Bill Soberanes, the origins of the “egg capital of the world” (even if it wasn’t true), Doc Naify, Petaluma’s reaction to prohibition (becoming a boomtown), the Jewish chicken farmer community and much more.
Classic Petaluma locations & characters referenced: The Spa, Gilardi’s, Marios & Johns, Agius G...
2014-07-251h 10