Redwood Community Radio Board of Directors President Rob Bier talks about KMUD's current financial trouble. Read more here: http://www.times-standard.com/localnews/ci_21261995/kmud-radio-station-fiscal-crisis-needs-donations?source=rss

John Matthews & Hank Sims discuss KIEM's decision to "not renew" Betsy Lambert's contract.

McNaughton describes the events leading up to the party in Loleta Saturday night that ended with seven people being stabbed. He maintains that he was just holding a calm party with friends when a group including Aaron Eubanks and Kurtis Day -- since arrested -- showed up and started stabbing people.

Karen Brooks discusses her belief that Humboldt's General Plan Update is being influenced by a U.N. conspiracy.

Steve Sterbeck and Deb Woods explain why they had to close The Bridge. [Aired: 6/12/12]

Sherae O'Shaughnessy from the BA-DUM-CHH comedy troupe talks about the local comedy scene, early childhood decisions, and jokes about race. Website: http://www.facebook.com/badumchh

[Aired on 05/23/2012]

Pereira spoke with John Matthews about the charges of misogyny and sexism that were recently leveled against him by "Name It. Change It," a project of the Women's Media Center in Washington, D.C.

College of the Redwoods astronomy professor Dr. Jon Pedicino discusses Sunday's annular eclipse. Read more here: http://www.wrh.noaa.gov/eka/eclipse.pdf

The California Assembly approved legislation yesterday requiring parents to receive counseling about the risks and potential benefits of vaccinations before opting out of their children receiving the medicine.

The bill’s author, Democratic Assemblyman Dr. Richard Pan explains the measure.

Seven-O-Heaven's Will Startare discusses being a write-in candidate for California's new 2nd congressional district. VERY IMPORTANT INFORMATION: He didn't register, so his votes won't be counted.