What is the mental health prevention and early intervention impact of two culturally specific practices - the Stick Game and Flower Dance? Virgil Moorehead from Two Feathers Native American Family Services and Dr. Cutcha Risling Baldy, professor of Native American Studies at Humboldt State are collaborating to expand services which are focused on Native American Youth Mental Health and to develop Indigenous Mental Health Curriculum.

Arcata author Sharon Levy discusses her new book The Marsh Builders: The Fight for Clean Water, Wetlands, and Wildlife on the KHSU Magazine. Levy speaks about her interest in the topic as well as her research for it and why activism played an integral role in the creation of the Marsh. Levy is scheduled to give a presentation Friday night at 7 p.m. at Arcata’s Northtown Books.

Boys & Girls Club of the Redwoods Executive Director Monica Rose talks about her organization’s ongoing and new programs and events offered this summer. She also discusses the important part the club plays in the support and nurturance of youth in the community. For more information and to get involved, visit bgcredwoods.org .

San Francisco's WRAP director, Paul Bodin describes what Mahayla Slackerelli calls an "initimate intertwining" of social justice and environment justice, "You don’t have the environmental devastation. You don’t have Standing Rock. Solar energy doesn’t create those kinds of catastrophes in people’s lives and in Native people’s communities. They go hand in hand and that's why Environmental justice is a strong part of the Poor Peoples Campaign because we all need to be healthy. Poor and non-poor

Humboldt County District 3 Supervisor, Mike Wilson talks about why voting in local elections matters as well as some of the projects on the horizon for the Board of Supervisors. District 3 includes Arcata, Blue Lake, Manila, Freshwater and Kneeland.

The concept of race as we know it today is a fairly recent invention and has been used to exploit certain groups of people: Blacks, Native Americans, Mexican Americans and Asian Americans. That is the jumping off point in a continuing discussion on race hosted by Humboldt Area Foundation (HAF) and the Equity Alliance for the North Coast. Ron White, Leadership Program Manager at HAF is one of the facilitators in the discussion series which continues on Thursday, June 7th. This month's roundtable

Hupa multi-media artist and College of the Redwoods Art History educator, Brittany Britton talks about how living in Hoopa influences her art and how she addresses cross-sections of gender and cultural identity.

Scholars Brenda Perez and Yojana Miraya speak to Danielle Orr about Charlando Con La Raza and Naturaleza y Communidad both produced here in Arcata at the KHSU studios for Radio Bilinque, the nonprofit Latino radio network. Radio Bilinque is the only producer of national Spanish-language programming in the public radio system. With the goal of serving the Latino community with innovative cultural and informational programming, they are fostering multicultural understanding within the larger

The Kinetic Grand Championship runs its 50th race Memorial Day weekend 2018. The event's fun and fabulous Pageantry Competition will be on it's own day, Friday May 25th from 6 to 10 p.m at the Arcata Community Center. Kati Texas, 2008 Rutabaga Queen and Kinetic Universe member talks with David Reed about the reason for the additional day's events, places for spectators to see the racers and the " Invisable Ticket ," a new way to support the Kinetic Grand Championship and other Kinetic Race

KIDE FM Hoopa Tribal Radio Station Manager, Joe Orozco talks about the importance of Tribally owned and operated community radio in remote, rural areas and the ways in which Hupa culture is cultivated through the station. He also explains how they have learned to report on air quality and that women aged 25 - 55 are the station's target audience because "nothing gets started or stopped without them."