April 20, 2021--This week on Mind/Body Health, Dr. Marvin Trotter speaks with Kate Feigin, Project Director at the Drug Free Communities Coalition, about whippits, and why she believes they should be banned, including from being sold at head shops.

April 19, 2021--Pomo Perspective features Priscilla Hunter, Pomo Elder and former Chairwoman of the Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians, and Polly Girvin, Environmental activist and Indigenous Rights Attorney. The Coyote Valley Band of Pomo has recently requested Government to Government Consultation with the State of California to discuss their opposition to the timber operations proposed in their ancestral Northern Pomo and Coast Yuki territory which is now Jackson Demonstration State Forest. There are at least 22 cultural sites in the State Forest that have been identified, many of which have been destroyed by road building and other industrial activity. Currently 500 acres of mature second growth redwood are approved for logging by Cal Fire (the California Department of Forestry).

April 16, 2021--Jim and Jerry Young host The Sports Phone, a call in community conversation on all things sports. Listen live and call in every Friday night at 7pm on KZYX and Z.

April 16, 2021--This week On Politics: A Love Story, Bob Bushansky speaks with Tsun Mei Cheng, widow of Uwe Reinhardt who authored “Priced Out - The Economic and Ethical Costs of American Health Care”. Tsun Mei worked closely with her husband, wrote the epilogue, and had the book published after his death. She is a Health Policy Research Analyst at the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs, Princeton University.

April 15, 2021--On this first episode of Universal Perspectives, host Chris Skyhawk remembers Joe Louis Wildman with Raul Gardea of SEIU Local 2015, and gives an update on the treesit in Jackson Demonstration State Forest with a member of the support team.

April 14, 2021--Host Jenn Procacci talks with Hannah Nelson and Michael Katz of the Mendocino Cannabis Alliance, about cannabis enforcement and protecting legacy cultivators.

April 14, 2021--Karen Ottoboni talks with Matt Kendall about Cannabis enforcement in Mendocino County, with calls from listeners.

April 13, 2021--On this edition of The Ecology Hour with hosts Tim Bray and Bob Spies, journey to the bottom of the deep blue sea with Dr. James Barry of the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute as he describes their cutting-edge research using Remotely Operated Vehicles to examine the seafloor. Dr. Barry and his team of scientists are discovering the fantastic ways life adapts to the total darkness and near-freezing temperatures, more than two miles below the surface.

April 13, 2021--Mendocino County Fire Safe Radio host Scott Cratty talks with representatives of the Hopland Band of Pomo Indians, including Chairman Sonny Elliot, covering the cultural uses of fire, the numerous current wildfire mitigation programs currently under way, and the Tribe's partnership with the Fire Safe Council on Defensible Space and Chipper Day programs.