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'Zero Waste' on KRCB TV 22 Jan 22; We Revisit Radio Report
January 22 at 9 pm on KRCB TV 22, we present the film "Racing to Zero: In Pursuit of Zero Waste." This "film festival favorite" examines San Francisco's attempt to change the city's approach to garbage, diverting 100 percent of its waste away from landfills. The private company at the forefront of this revolution is Recology, which took over most of the trash business in Sonoma County last year. Here's a radio feature we presented about a year ago from Rhian Miller on the handover of garbage…
Arts & Culture
In Short Time, Conductor Lecce-Chong Puts Stamp on Symphony
This past weekend, Francesco Lecce-Chong, the new music director of the Santa Rosa Symphony, conducted his final subscription program for the season. He led the orchestra in works by Mozart, Mahler and Japanese composer Toru Takemitsu. Before last Wednesday’s rehearsal, he sat down with KRCB News Director Steve Mencher to talk about the orchestra, and about the audience for classical music – which many critics and fans worry is older and not growing. {Image: Francesco Lecce-Chong, in his first year as music director of the Santa Rosa Symphony, conducts a rehearsal of…
Science & Health
New Sonoma County Sheriff Hopes to Improve Community Relations
Mark Essick took his oath as Sonoma County Sheriff on Monday. Around 250 people attended the ceremony. The 49-year-old is replacing former Sheriff Robert Giordano. Reporter Adia White spoke with Essick about how the department with change under his leadership. Sonoma County Sheriff Mark Essick takes his oath. Credit:…
Television
Flemming: The Iron Lady
Friday, January 18 at 9 pm on KPJK TV in the South Bay. A serial killer's past becomes scrutinized after he murders and tortures his fifth female victim.
Radio
Listen to Discussion with NPR Luminaries on Ethics, News
On October 15th, Northern California Public Media presented a public lecture called ETHICS AND JOURNALISM: A DISCUSSION WITH NPR LUMINARIES. NPR Ombudsman Elizabeth Jensen (pictured) was joined by NPR reporter Alex Chadwick, and Paul Gullixson from Sonoma State University, for an interactive talk…
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'Zero Waste' on KRCB TV 22 Jan 22; We Revisit Radio Report
January 22 at 9 pm on KRCB TV 22, we present the film "Racing to Zero: In Pursuit of Zero Waste." This "film festival favorite" examines San Francisco's attempt to change the city's approach to…
In Short Time, Conductor Lecce-Chong Puts Stamp on Symphony
This past weekend, Francesco Lecce-Chong, the new music director of the Santa Rosa Symphony, conducted his final subscription program for the season. He led the orchestra in works by Mozart, Mahler…
Council Member Victoria Fleming Talks About Goals for 2019
Santa Rosa City Council member Victoria Fleming. Credit: Adia WhiteVictoria Fleming is the first new Santa Rosa council member to join since the city moved to district elections. She took the seat…
Santa Rosa Diocese Releases List of Clergy Members Accused of Abuse
On Saturday, The Santa Rosa Dioceses released the names of 39 clergy members accused of sexual abuse. Santa Rosa Bishop Robert Vasa held a press conference Monday to answer any questions about the…
Fear of Gangs Driving Central Americans North: Podcast
The wall. President Trump says it is essential. Democrats disagree. The president flew to the border yesterday and said that he may declare a national emergency and get the wall that way. Late last…
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Gravenstein Apple Fair: Family Farms
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- Carmen Snyder of Farm Trails, Steve and Gail Dutton of Dutton Ranch, and Ellen Cavalli of Tilted Shed Ciderworks, discuss the family farming traditions that started the Apple Fair and continue to keep it a strong and viable event to this day. More In...
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Gravenstein Apple Fair: Arts & Crafts
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- The Gravenstein Apple Fair continues the tradition of celebrating and exhibiting apples, combined with fantastic live music on two stages, great food, demonstrations from local chefs and artisans, arts and crafts booths, farm animals and so much more...
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Gravenstein Apple Fair: Tradition
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- “The sweetest little fair in Sonoma County." The Gravenstein Apple Fair is hosted by Sonoma County Farm Trails and has a long and rich history in Sonoma County. Sebastopol staged its first Apple Show in 1910 on Main Street in a tent across from the P...
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Where Water Flows
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- Water going back into the watershed in a healthy way is very important to our everyday life. The different ways water returns to our rivers will be explained in this video. Tennis Wick the director of Permit Sonoma touches on land use and the differe...
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When the Waters Speak...
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- Healthy riparian corridors engender biological diversity, mitigate against the impact of natural disasters, and help keep our drinking water clean and plentiful. The preservation of these vital areas is dependent on the continued cooperation between...
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What is a Watershed?
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- Bay Area Bountiful examines how watersheds form, what they look like, and how geology and topography influences the way water reaches the ocean.
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Bay Area Bountiful: Citizen Science
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- Every day, regular people volunteer to document our natural world. Through journals, photography and smart phone apps, people are making a difference and shaping environmental policy. Citizen scientists are taking on nationwide conservation challenge...
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Bay Area Bountiful: Watersheds
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- On this edition of Bay Area Bountiful, we explore watersheds. First we’ll discover the science of watershed regions; next, we’ll explain how to best manage riparian corridors for water quality; and then we’ll report on the various ways water flows in...
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Stories from the Fire: MUSIC
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- Musician Eki Shola, who lost her home in the 2017 Sonoma County fires, is among a group of local musicians who have recorded music to help heal those recovering after the disaster. The music is part of a benefit cd recorded at Prairie Sun Studios in...
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Stories from the Fire: ART
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- Three local artists, whose work is featured in the Museum of Sonoma County exhibition, "From the Fire: A Community Reflects and Rebuilds" talk about the impact of the wildfires on their artistic process.
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Bay Area Bountiful
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- Cultivate. Celebrate. Connect. The San Francisco Bay Area enjoys an incredible bounty of resources—both natural and creative—that enrich all our lives. Northern California Public Media presents the stories that are unique to our region and our way of...
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Science & Nature - Northern California Public Media
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- The Science and Nature programs on KRCB and KPJK are made possible by viewers like you. Without your financial support, we won’t be able to continue presenting the very best that television has to offer. Whether it’s Astronomy, Archeology, Physics, o...
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News & Documentary - Northern California Public Media
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Drama & Performance - Northern California Public Media
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- Quality TV comes at a price, and that price tag gets higher every year for KRCB and KPJK. We are committed to bringing you the best drama and performance programs that public television has to offer, but we can only do that with your financial suppor...
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End of Year Giving - Inform & Inspire
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- You are the reason we present the very best in programs that inform and inspire. The shows on KRCB and KPJK take you to new places and offer experiences and knowledge that you don’t find anywhere else on television. Make an End-of-Year, Tax Deductibl...
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End of Year Giving - Change & Challenge
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- These last 12 months have brought change and challenges, but we’re also a year older and hopefully a year wiser. Through it all, KRCB and KPJK have been important windows on the world for you and our community. Make an End-of-Year, Tax Deductible Gif...
NorCal Midterm Election Special 2018
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- In this live midterm election special, News Director Steve Mencher hosts an hour of analysis and insight from policymakers and community activists. Analysis provided in the North Bay by Dick Spotswood of the Marin Independent Journal and in the South...
Bay Area Bountiful: Transportation
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- Explore transportation options to protect the environment. A unique food distribution trucking company looks for technological solutions to reduce emissions; a San Mateo organization seeks to promote ride sharing and public transit; a Silicon Valley...
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From the Fire
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- Northern California Public Media News Director Steve Mencher and Museum of Sonoma County Director Jeff Nathanson visit three local artists whose work is featured in the museum's exhibition, "From the Fire: A Community Reflects and Rebuilds."
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Bay Area Bountiful: Sustainable Communities
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- “What makes a community sustainable?” There are many facets of sustainability, from energy use and human capital, to transportation and future strategic planning. Sustainability is the goal of many communities in Northern California, and we explore h...
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The New Normal: Visions of Healing
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- This special looks at our community one year after the October fires that killed 44 and obliterated neighborhoods in Santa Rosa and the surrounding towns. We visit musicians, poets and visual artists who are trying to represent the calamity in ways t...
Bay Area Bountiful: Sustainable Communities
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- On this edition of Bay Area Bountiful, we ask the question, “What makes a community sustainable?” There are many facets of sustainability, from energy use and human capital, to transportation and future strategic planning. Sustainability is the goal...
The Earth Laughs in Flowers
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- The farmers at Coyote Family Farm are among a new generation who see farming as a combination of spiritual practice, political act, community engagement and art form. Selling their fresh produce weekly at the farmers market, they are helping to reviv...
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