Insight With Vicki Gonzalez

By CapRadio

Award-winning journalist Vicki Gonzalez hosts daily interviews with community leaders, advocates, experts, artists and more to provide background and understanding on breaking news, big events, politi... more

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May 09, 2022Best of Insight | Congressman Jerry McNerney | CA GOP Chairwoman | Celebrity Chef Martin Yan
We are revisiting Insight’s best conversations this year. Congressman Jerry McNerney discusses retirement. Jessica Millan Patterson, Chairwoman of the California Republican Party, lays out priorities for the Midterms. Celebrity chef Martin Yan on his culinary donation to UC Davis.
Today's Guests
Seven-term Congressman Jerry McNerney (D), representing portions of Sacramento County, San Joaquin County, and Contra Costa County, on his decision to not seek reelection in California’s newly drawn 9th district.
Jessica Millan Patterson, Chairwoman of the California Republican Party, discusses the CA GOP’s priorities for the midterm election.
World-renowned celebrity chef Chef Martin Yan talks about his donation of 3,000 cookbooks, his first wok, and thousands of photographs from his world travels to UC Davis, his alma mater.
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51min
May 05, 2022Murder Charges in Sacramento Mass Shooting | Sen. Padilla Responds to Leaked Supreme Court Draft Opinion | USC Sex Abuse Settlement Involving LGBTQ+ Students | Yolo Food Bank “Flipping the Food System”
Murder charges filed in Sacramento’s deadly mass shooting. Sen. Alex Padilla discusses efforts to protect abortion rights. USC settles sex abuse lawsuit with former LGBTQ+ students. Yolo Food Bank’s initiative to support farm and food system workers.
Today's Guests
CapRadio News Editor Kris Hooks updates the murder charges filed in Sacramento’s deadly K Street mass shooting.
Sen. Alex Padilla (D) responds to the leaked Supreme Court draft opinion overturning Roe v. Wade.
Mikayla Kellogg and Kelly Van Aken, partners at Kellogg & Van Aken LLP, discuss reaching an undisclosed settlement with USC following a lawsuit on behalf of 80 former USC students, the vast majority who identify as male and LGBTQ+, who allege a former USC physician sexually abused them. The university did not admit fault in the settlement.
Yolo Food Bank Executive Director Michael Bisch joins us to talk about the food bank’s “Flipping the Food System” initiative, a program that helps address the needs of farmworkers and other food system workers.
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43min
May 04, 2022California’s Response to Roe v. Wade | $300M to Protect Residents from Extreme Heat | May is Bike Month
California leaders call for a constitutional amendment to abortion rights if Roe v. Wade is overturned. State’s $300M plan to deal with extreme heat. Sacramento Area Bicycle Advocates discuss “May is Bike Month.”
Today's Guests
CapRadio Politics Reporter Nicole Nixon discusses California leaders’ vow for a constitutional amendment to abortion rights if Roe v. Wade is overturned, following a leaked first draft from the U.S. Supreme Court.
CapRadio Environment reporter, Manola Secaira, discusses the state’s plan to deal with what is expected to be another hot summer, including how to care for the homeless population during stretches of extreme heat.
Debra Banks, Executive Director of Sacramento Area Bicycle Advocates, joins us to discuss May is Bike Month.
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51min
May 03, 2022California Population Falls (again) | “Brother 2 Brother” Gang Violence Prevention | Author “Animal Bodies: On Death, Desire, and Other Difficulties.”
Why California’s population continues its downward trend. “Brother 2 Brother” is a community organization that mentors at-risk youth with a focus on gang prevention. Author Suzanne Roberts’ book “Animal Bodies: On Death, Desire, and Other Difficulties.”
Today's Guests
California’s population continues its downward trend. Eric McGhee, Senior Fellow at the PPIC, joins us to break down the latest numbers and discuss the reasons why California’s record growth has hit a rut and the political and economic implications for the state.
Mervin Brookins, founder of Brother 2 Brother, a community organization that mentors at-risk youth with a focus on gang prevention.
Writer and professor Dr. Suzanne Roberts discusses her recent book “Animal Bodies: On Death, Desire, and Other Difficulties.”
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51min
May 02, 2022CapRadio Election Road Map | California Latino Voters | Xochitl Hermosillo of Coyote Creates
CapRadio’s election road map for the June 7 primary. The diversity of California Latino voters and what political parties get wrong. Musician Xochitl Hermosillo of Coyote Creates shares her first album, “Bitter.”
Today's Guests
CapRadio Managing Editor of News, Nick Miller, and CapRadio News Editor Kris Hooks discuss the upcoming California primary, hot local and statewide races and key objectives of CapRadio’s coverage priorities.
Mike Madrid, communications expert and co-founder of The Lincoln Project, and political strategist Luis Alvarado discuss Latino politics and Latino voter groups.
Sacramento musician Xochitl Hermosillo of Coyote Creates stops by to discuss and share songs from her first album, “Bitter.”
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52min
April 28, 2022Elon Musk Purchases Twitter | Organ Transplant Equity | Sol Blume Festival | ‘Tiny Desk Contest’ Favorites
What's at stake with Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter. A new initiative for organ transplant equity. Sol Blume R&B Festival in Sacramento. Favorite NPR "2022 Tiny Desk Contest" entrants from Northern California.
Today's Guests
Dr. Andy Jones, UC Davis writing professor, journalist and social media expert, discusses what's at stake with Elon Musk's purchase of Twitter and why it should still matter to people who don't use social media.
Dr. Martin Cadeiras, Medical Director for the Heart Transplantation Program at UC Davis Health, explains a new initiative for organ transplant equity. Rhonda Smith, Executive Director of the California Black Health Network, discusses advancing health equity.
CapRadio News Editor Kris Hooks previews the Sol Blume R&B Festival this weekend in Sacramento.
Jasmine Vu, with CapRadio Member Engagement, selects their favorite NPR "2022 Tiny Desk Contest" entrants from Northern California.
Arson Whales "Zephyr & Sycophant"
eggcorn "Observer Effect"
The Little Army “2021”
Maya Unagi “Deep Red”
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51min
April 27, 2022Sacramento County’s Tiny Homes for Unhoused Residents | Auburn Grandfather’s Ukraine Rescue | Opera Modesto ‘La Boheme’
Sacramento County’s plan to open its first community of tiny homes for unhoused residents. An Auburn grandfather’s journey to rescue his 3-year-old grandson from Ukraine. Opera Modesto's "La Boheme."
Today's Guests
CapRadio Reporter Chris Nichols shares his reporting on Sacramento County’s plan to open its first "Safe Stay Community," a village of tiny homes for unhoused residents.
CapRadio Editor Pauline Bartolone provides our listeners an update on her reporting of a Ukrainian family in Auburn and a grandfather’s journey to rescue his 3-year-old grandson from the warzone.
Opera Modesto "La Boheme" brings back Puccini’s classic to the Gallo Center in Modesto with two rising stars in opera from New York. We’ll hear from the artists as well as the opera’s general director about this weekend’s performances.
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51min
April 26, 2022Role of California Attorney General | DWR Airborne Groundwater Forecasting | Apollo 16 50th Anniversary
The role of the California Attorney General and main issues for the Midterm. DWR’s airborne technology to monitor and forecast groundwater during drought conditions. Apollo 16th astronaut Charlie Duke's interview commemorates the 50th anniversary.
Today's Guests
CapRadio Politics Reporter Nicole Nixon discusses the role of the California Attorney General and the issues candidates will focus on for the Midterm election.
Karla Nemeth, Director of the California Department of Water Resources, joins us to discuss the department’s innovative airborne technology to improve the state’s monitoring and forecasting of groundwater during drought conditions.
Dave Schlom, host of Blue Dot at North State Public Radio, shares his “Apollo@50” series commemorating the fifth lunar landing mission, Apollo 16, in 1972.
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52min
April 21, 2022Late Season Storm | Endangered Condors Return to Northern California Redwoods | Local ‘Tiny Desk Contest’ Entrants
What a late-season storm means for the overall water year and wildfire season. Yurok Tribe is poised to release four endangered California Condors onto ancestral lands in the redwoods. Northern California NPR Tiny Desk Contest entrants for 2022.
Today's Guests
KCRA Chief Meteorologist Mark Finan discusses the latest round of rain and snow to pass through Northern California and what it means to the overall water year and anticipated wildfire season.
Tiana Williams-Claussen, Director of the Yurok Tribe Wildlife Department, shares her tribe’s efforts to release four endangered California Condors on their tribal lands. It will be the first time the birds will be flying over the tribe’s ancestral lands in 100 years.
Musician Terra Lopez, and lead singer for Rituals of Mine, discusses Northern California NPR Tiny Desk Contest entrants for 2022.
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51min
April 20, 2022Charter Dual Enrollment Trade High School | Sen. Feinstein and the Ageism, Sexism Debate | Author Reyna Grande “A Ballad of Love and Glory”
Sacramento County charter high school, where students develop trade skills and take college courses. Sen. Dianne Feinstein and reported concerns over her mental fitness. Historical ageism and sexism in Congress. Author Reyna Grande’s book “A Ballad of Love and Glory.”
Today's Guests
Kevin Dobson, founder and executive director of Capital College & Career Academy, discusses the free charter school approved by Sacramento County, where students develop trade skills and take college courses before high school graduation.
San Francisco Chronicle Washington Correspondent Tal Kopan shares her reporting on Senator Dianne Feinstein and reported concerns over her mental fitness to serve.
TIME Magazine’s Washington correspondent, Philip Elliott, joins us with his perspective on the Sen. Feinstein story, and argues that concerns of her service have the classic undertones of ageism and sexism, especially when examined through a historical lens in Washington D.C.
CapRadio Morning Edition Host Donna Apidone interviews author Reyna Grande’s new book “A Ballad of Love and Glory.”
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51min

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