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Sunday at 4 pm on KRCB FM Radio 91.Word by Word listeners (and mystery writers) will enjoy the conversation (and pick up a few writing tips), during Gil Mansergh’s informative conversation with Cara Black, the New York Times bestselling author of 19 Aimee Leduc murder mysteries. Each novel takes place in a different Parisian administrative district. Known as arrondissements, these 22 districts circle outward in a clockwise spiral from the center of Paris. Cara’s newest novel takes place in the 12th district, and we learn how this specific locale prompted her latest mystery, Murder in Bel Air.
Word by Word Welcomes Murder Mystery Writer Cara Black
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April 13, 2020David Perry on Word By Word - April 12, 2020
In the midst of the pandemic, you may not be aware that the Bulletin of Atomic Scientists re-set their so-called ‘Doomsday Clock’ to 100 seconds before midnight—the closest the Clock has ever been to catastrophic nuclear annihilation. That recalibration is the focus of one of the episodes of… -
December 17, 2019The Copperfield’s Book Buyers Are Back to Share Their Holiday Picks for Gifting on Word by Word (Aired: December 8, 2019)
In what has become an annual tradition, Word By Word host Gil Mansergh is pleased to welcome the book buyers for Copperfield’s Bookstores, Sheryl Cotleur and Michelle Bellah with their challenging task of choosing which books to talk about for gifting—in under an hour. Read the complete book list.… -
November 11, 2019Gil Welcomes Stay-at-Home Dad Turned Author, David Hightower on World By Word - Sunday at 10am
We have all probably seen or heard something in the news that made us say, “Someone should do something about it.” The difference with today’s Word By Word: Conversations With Writers guest, David Hightower, is that he did do something. He wrote a book. Hightower explains,” I’m not a writer. I was… -
October 11, 2019The Multi-Talented Leslie Sbrocco Joins Gil Mansergh’s Word By Word for October at Its NEW TIME - Sunday at 10 am
Gil Mansergh’s Word By Word timely conversation for October is the passionately multi-talented Leslie Sbrocco, host of Check Please Bay Area for 14 years, and executive producer, writer, and presenter of her brand new PBS series 100 Days, Drinks, Dishes & Destinations. The series will begin airing…
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July 10, 2020Museum of Sonoma County Ready for Visitors In Real Life
We provide local news updates on The North Bay Report Tuesday-Friday at 6:45, 8:45 a.m., and 5:30 p.m. on KRCB radio 91 and 90.9. Here's our North Bay Report episode for Friday, July 3. Part two of this interview aired on Thursday, July 9. Subscribe to The North Bay Report podcast to listen on the… -
July 09, 2020Independence Day? How About Interdependence? Photo Story
Photos by Diane Askew Saturday's July 4 holiday came in the midst of unprecedented upheaval in our community and in the world. Members of our community are continuing to come together and imagine what our society might look like if everyone had an equal chance to succeed, and even to live. With… -
July 06, 2020Hope, Strength, Protest. Another Story in Photos
Photos and Text by Diane Askew On Thursday, July 2, a daylong rally was held at Santa Rosa’s Old Courthouse Square to protest systemic racism. The protest was organized by president Rubin Scott of the Sonoma County chapter of the NAACP. From a small stage set up on the square, local residents spoke… -
June 30, 2020Cycle for Life Celebrates Black Lives Matter and Pride
Photographer Diane Askew has long worked locally as a wedding photographer. That work is on hold due to the pandemic. Instead Askew has been documenting the stories of our community as we work through grief and anger. In her recent essay Askew documents, 'The Cycle for Life', a June 27 protest in… -
June 22, 2020BLM Protests Continue in Santa Rosa - Candlelight Photos
Photos and text by Diane Askew On Saturday, June 20, about 200 people assembled at Doyle Park in Santa Rosa, for the start of a 24-hour protest against police brutality and in support of Black Lives Matter. After an open mic and several protest-related classes, the attendees were encouraged to move… -
June 08, 2020Diane Askew's Images Capture Anger, Grief in Sonoma
Photographer Diane Askew has long worked locally as a wedding photographer, part of the industry that brings events to local wineries, parks and other venues. Obviously, that work is on hold. But Askew's heart has always been in capturing images that document her community, such as the aftermath of… -
May 24, 2020Our Final Symphony Broadcast This Season Celebrates Bernstein, Features Sharon Isbin - Join Us Sunday at 3pm
On the next broadcast of the Santa Rosa Symphony, coming Sunday May 24 at 3 pm, we'll return to 2018, with a November concert featuring works that… -
May 11, 2020New Music from Sarah Jarosz, Laurie Lewis, and More on The BGS Radio Hour
This week on The Bluegrass Situation Radio Hour you’ll hear brand new music from Sarah Jarosz, Laurie Lewis, Balsam Range, and so much more. The… -
Apr 21, 2020Santa Rosa Symphony, Passion and Power in 2018 Debut
As we shelter in place, enjoy a musical treat from the Santa Rosa Symphony archives. Join us for this special broadcast Sunday, April 26 at 3 pm. By… -
Mar 30, 2020Help the Sonoma County Library Tell the Story of Life During COVID-19
The Sonoma County Library will be documenting life during the coronavirus pandemic with a special collection, and you’re invited to contribute. The… -
Mar 25, 2020Two views of a pandemic - poetry by Vilma Olsvary Ginsberg
every light casts a shadow; every shadow lives from light six-foot safety zone we are conceived in embrace we are borne by embrace we are born from… -
Mar 24, 2020Eki Shola's Latest Video Pulls Community Together
We're pleased and proud to present the world premiere of Shattered Boundaries by Eki Shola. Shola is a community member and brilliant musician who… -
Mar 11, 2020New Symphony, Rach 3 and Happy Birthday Beethoven
[Editor's Note: The Santa Rosa Symphony concerts at Green Music Center scheduled for March 21 through 23 have been postponed. More details here.] On… -
Feb 20, 2020'The Full Monty.' You Know How it Ends. Enjoy the Ride
The Full Monty, playing at San Francisco's Victoria Theater, will, in the end, win you over. But it's a bit of a slog to get there. Your mileage may… -
Feb 07, 2020Local Activist Speaks Out on Missed Opportunity in Cancelled "American Dirt" Talk
Author Jeanine Cummins’ planned book talk at the Petaluma Copperfield’s Bookstore evaporated with the rest of her scheduled appearances last week… -
Jan 31, 2020Simone Porter Thrills Audience in Sibelius Violin Concerto - Sunday at 3pm
On the program recorded the weekend of January 11 through 13, we’ll be hearing a work written in 2013 by Missy Mazzoli called Sinfonia (for Orbiting… -
Jan 07, 2020Anniversary Gives Rialto Cinemas Founder Chance to Reflect
Ky Boyd opened his first Rialto movie theater 20 years ago in Sonoma County. Today, there are three Bay Area Rialtos, including one in Sebastopol. At… -
Jan 01, 2020Educators Release Plan for Expanding the Arts in Schools
Nearly 80 percent of Sonoma County high schools do not offer comprehensive, arts education. That’s according to an analysis by the Sonoma County Arts…
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