Book Launch: Fagen, An African American Renegade in the Phillipine-American War
By author Michael Morey
Occidental Center for the Arts
Friday, February 15th, 2019 @ 7:00 pm
Please join us
Word By Word: Conversations With Writers host Gil Mansergh likes to present writers from different genres, today’s show features valuable insider perspectives on creating documentaries from filmmakers Michael Shapiro & Eric
Tonight, I will be my own guest. I do this every now and then. I’ll discuss farmers markets throughout Sonoma County, the garlic harvest, how to make your own pet food
This week, Michele Anna Jordan talks current events with longtime show engineer Mike Young.
Host: Michele Anna Jordan
Podcast: Play in
“Micrcosms: A Closer Look at Mushrooms and Lichens”
Painting by Lucy Martin
Laguna Environmental Center
May 7th – August 29th, 2018
Lucy Martin’s botanical paintings in gouache focus on the mysterious

Mike Hilber is challenging incumbent Lynda Hopkins for theDistrict 5 seat on the Sonoma County Board of
Million Dollar Quartet
Sixth Street Playhouse
February 22nd – March 17th, 2019
Four music legends, one amazing night.
The hit Broadway musical comes to 6th Street!
Starring cast members from
On December 4, 1956, a legendary jam session was held at rock and roll pioneer Sam Phillips’ Sun Records studio in Memphis, Tennessee. Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, and
In the 2017 North Bay fires and the 2018 Camp Fire, three-quarters of the people who died were over the age of 65. In a KQED investigation called Older and Overlooked, reporters Molly Peterson and April Dembosky explore how to protect elderly people who live independently. We begin with April, in fire-prone Nevada County.

A dancer on Everest and a queen of high climbing mountaineers are featured. Suzanne Lang talks with Mimi Zieman, doctor and author of “The Post Roe Monologues” whose latest book is Tap Dancing on Everest —a Young Doctor’s Unlikely Adventure, a chronicle of her life and serving as the team doctor on a dicey ascent from Tibet up the east side of Mt. Everest.

Also featured is journalist Cathryn J. Prince, on her book Queen of the Mountaineers, the Trailblazing Life of Fanny Bullock Workman, a story of a remarkable woman, explorer and climber of high peaks in the Alps and the Himalaya at the turn of the Twentieth Century.
It’s a Novel Idea with Suzanne Lang, Sunday, April 21st at 10am PT. Streaming and podcasting at norcalpublicmedia.org.
Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday Celebration
Santa Rosa High School Auditorium
Sunday, January 15th, 2017 @ 6:30pm
This year’s theme is a quote from Dr. King, “Love is the only force
On Tuesday, November 10, the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors approved $5.5 million to expand the behavioral health crisis Mobile Support Team. With the additional funding, the team is now considering responding to some crises without assistance from law enforcement. It will also now service additional areas in North County. KRCB’s Adia White recently spoke with Karin Sellite, Client Care Manager for the Mobile Support Team, to learn more.
Monica da Silva & Chad Alger: Indie Nova
Occidental Center for the Arts
Saturday, June 15, 2019 @ 8:00 pm

Silliness takes the stage atDominican University’s Forest Meadows Amphitheatre as the Marin ShakespeareCompany presents Monty Python’s Spamalot. It’s the company’s first fullmusical production in thirty years.

Continuing with the tradition of theatre companies producing theatre about theatre, 6th Street Playhouse is presenting Ken Ludwig’s 1995 door-slamming farce Moon Over Buffalo. The backstage comedy runs through February 3.
Moon Over Buffalo
6th Street Playhouse
January 11th – February 3rd, 2019
By Ken Ludwig
Directed by Carl Jordan
Fading actors frantic for their former glory!
Set in Buffalo, New
Moonalice!
Occidental Center for the Arts
Friday, May 24th, 2019 @ 7:30 pm
OCA is pleased to present an evening with Moonalice!
Moonalice is a band of seasoned musicians who feel
About a third of the homes destroyed by the October wildfires in Santa Rosa are now either under construction or already finished.
It’s spring and Coffey Park is alive with the
For the past 50 years, only members of the Church of JesusChrist of Latter Day Saints have been able to visit the Mormon Temple inOakland. For two more weeks, anyone can
Mouthful celebrates writer MFK Fisher, with filmmaker Gregory Bazat and Last House events coordinator Susie Allen, along with some delicious word garnishes by MFK herself.
Podcast:
This week, Mouthful previews the upcoming Bitters Battle, taking place next week at Young and Yonder Spirits in
This week, Mouthful talks turkey. Yep, it’s time for the annual celebration of the heritage breeds of birds raised by 4-H families and available to your for your holiday feasts.
All
On Mouthful’s final episode, host Michele Anna Jordan welcomes Steve Garner as her final guest. He was also Mouthful’s first guest when the show launched November 2, 1995.Mouthful celebrates its 17th anniversary with special guest Steve Garner, host of The Good Food Hour on KSRO-AM. Garner, Mouthful’s very first guest, returns for most anniversary shows and is always
Mouthful celebrates its 17th anniversary with special guest Steve Garner, host of The Good Food Hour on KSRO-AM. Garner, Mouthful’s very first guest, returns for most anniversary shows and is always
Mouthful celebrates it 19th anniversary with original guest, Steve Garner of KSRO’s Good Food Hour. Joining in will be Zina Bower of Woodenhead Wines and, just maybe a few surprises.
Mouthful celebrates it 19th anniversary with original guest, Steve Garner of KSRO’s Good Food Hour. Joining in will be Zina Bower of Woodenhead Wines and, just maybe a few surprises.
Movie Awards Night
Rialto Cinemas – Sebastopol
Sunday, February 24th, 2019 @ 4:00 pm
Food For Thought and Rialto Cinemas in Sebastopol celebrate Hollywood’s biggest awards night in style! Join us
In comedy, timing is everything and the timing is so off in 6th Street Playhouse’s Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge that the fact that it still manages to extract any
Mrs. Bob Cratchit’s Wild Christmas Binge
6th Street Playhouse
December 8th – 23rd, 2017
In this new version of A Christmas Carol, Scrooge’s tale of redemption and transformation is turned completely
Munch & His Mentor
Spreckels Performing Arts Theater
July 8th & 9th, 2017
Kristiania (Oslo), Norway, in the early eighteen nineties: Edvard Munch is around thirty years of age and truly
Museum Mondays for Little Ones
Charles M. Schulz Museum
Every Monday through February @ 10 am – 12:00 pm
Stories, crafts, and fun for pre-schoolers! Museum Mondays for Little Ones
A Sonoma County grandmother played a major role in thelegalization of medicinal marijuana. \ The Museum of Sonoma County opened a newexhibition in June. It’s called Grass Roots: Cannabis from Prohibition
Museums of Sonoma County
Time & Place: Human Impact and our Changing Environment
May 1st – September 23rd, 2018
Featured artists: Kim Anno, Donna Brookman, Lewis deSoto, Andrew Moore
Curated by:
Conducting without a score is a high wire act – especially when the piece at hand is an hour-long Mahler Symphony.
This past weekend, Francesco Lecce-Chong, the new music director of
Alan Watt joined Brian Griffith during Morning Music.
Amanda Shires has always enjoyed her visits to Studio A. We feed her and her band and give them rides to save on Uber bills.
Amy Ray was at the airport getting ready to fly to Sonoma County for tonight’s Indigo Girls show at the Green Music Center. She spoke with Brian about the queer country movement, upcoming IG projects and more.
Angela Strehli hand-delivered her tremendous new album, Ace of Blues, to us today.
Arlo McKinley was the last act John Prine signed to his Oh Boy record label. Just as Arlo’s debut was released, Covid hit. Tour plans ground to a halt and Prine was taken from us.
BJ Barham, the front man and songwriter for the Raleigh, NC band American Aquarium joined Brian this morning to talk about the new release “Chicamacomino.” Written during the winter of ’21 in the Outer Banks, the pandemic and the losses all of us faced play throughout the record.
Brennen Leigh has collaborated with a lot of artists who have become friends, many of them featured on KRCB. Noel McKay, Melissa Carper and most recently Ray Benson have all chatted with Brian. Brennen has teamed up with Ray & Asleep at the Wheel for “Obsessed with the West”, a delightful collection of Western Swing music.
Nikki Lane is a firecracker. She says what she means and has zero f*%#s to give.
Doug Jayne spoke with Carmen Snyder, Executive Director of Sonoma County Farm Trails.
Carmen Snyder, Executive Director of Sonoma County Farm Trails, chats with Brian Griffith about the upcoming Gravenstein Apple Fair.
Longtime San Francisco resident Chuck Prophet came up to Studio A to chat with Brian and sing some songs. You can see him and his band each Sunday this August at the Twin Oaks Roadhouse in Penngrove.
Crain McArthur with Casual Heart Productions chats with Brian about a brand new outdoor performance venue in Mill Valley.
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