In this session, she discusses her vintage-clothing shopping habits on the road, talks growing up in a blue-collar family and sets the record straight about her song "700,000 Rednecks" — and why she uses "redneck" as a term of endearment. Hear the complete segment in the player above and get a look inside the studio in the performance video below.
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Savoring Sonoma: The Hour is about the many beautiful, delicious, significant, and memorable elements of Sonoma County and food cultures everywhere, that not only enrich our lives and local community, but the world in general.
You'll hear conversations about what's importantly and delicious in Sonoma County and how that connects with others worldwide, with folks from here and around the world, you'll be glad you met.
Host Clark Wolf is a nationally recognized, James Beard Award-winning food and restaurant consultant, author, and columnist who now lives in what he calls “the Eden of All the Earth," in a 100-year-old logger’s cabin in the Redwoods of Sonoma County. Guests have included local heroes and stars, as well as luminaries from around the country and around the world.
KRCB is proud to partner with Jack Hines, environmental advocate and soundscape ecologist, presenting sounds of nature in the North Bay through his award winning radio program, Ear to the Wild!
Listen for Chinook salmon swimming to spawn, birds at dawn at Ledson Marsh, and Pacific Tree Frogs. These soundscapes are created to make you stop, listen and start your own conversations.
Ear to the Wild soundscapes are created to put you in a calm centered space, a quiet sanctuary that helps melt away stress. Soundscapes are a quiet world, a natural resource, the stillness of the mind.
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