December 20, 2022--Art Waves is a series about art and artists in Mendocino with Marty Durlin and Victor Palomino. This week, they speak with Ensemble artists Ester Siegle and Spencer Brewer talk about their new book Lost and Found: Ensemble artists of Northern California. After, Marty Durlin interviews the Interim Director of the Mendocino Arts Center, Martin Betz.

December 19, 2022--Join Coyote Valley Tribal Chairman Michael Hunter for a live show looking at issues from Pomo Country. Including an update on JDSF from returning guest Matt Simmons, staff attorney from EPIC.

December 18, 2022--Join hosts Jim and Jerry Young for an hour of community call ins about all things sports.

Diciembre 19, 2022

Conversación mensual con el Concejal de la ciudad de Ukiah Juan Orozco. Temas, las elecciones, el nuevo concejo y la elección del alcalde.

December 16, 2022--Host Alicia Bales talks with Mike Geniella, veteran local reporter, about the extraordinary story of Sister Jane Kelly, who came to him in 1999 to report sexual abuse by a priest in her Catholic church in Ukiah after two years of inaction by church officials. As the Santa Rosa Diocese declares bankruptcy this week under the weight of 130 lawsuits by survivors, Mike looks back on Sister Jane Kelly’s legacy and the role local journalism played in exposing the abuse.

December 15, 2022--Project Censored’s Associate Director Andy Lee Roth joins Steve and Annie on Corporations and Democracy to focus on important subjects that were lost in the sea of hype. Each year at this time Project Censored highlights important news stories that were ignored or underreported in the national press over the last year. This year the focus is on the State of the Free Press.

December 15, 2022--Host Elizabeth Archer speaks with Gowan Batist of Fortunate Farm, about her project Eat Mendocino, where she endeavored to eat only locally grown and produced food for an entire year. They also talk about her plans to do it again!

December 15, 2022--Host Johanna Wildoak talks with local author Dot Brovarney about her book Mendocino Refuge: Lake Leonard & Reeves Canyon, a new book about a remarkable Mendocino County canyon watershed and its inhabitants. The book explores the cultural and natural history of this watershed. It tells a multifaceted story of place through the interconnected lives of plants, wildlife, and human inhabitants in this little known place in the heart of Mendocino County. Johanna also talks with Annie Liner about the work of the Mendocino County Children's Fund to provide warmth and comfort to the children in our county during this winter season.

December 14 ,2022--Karen Ottoboni speaks with Bruce Anderson, editor of the Anderson Valley Advertiser.

December 13, 2022--Tim Bray and Bob Spies host Dr. Gregory Calliet, Professor Emeritus at Moss Landing Marine Laboratory. They discuss Elasmobranchs (Sharks, Rays and Skates) with particular attention to aging these cartilaginous fishes, management of shark fisheries and various other aspects of their biology.