September 25, 2022--Join Jim and Jerry Young to get your sports fix on The Sports Phone, taking your calls about all things sports.

September 23, 2022--Host Joy LaClaire speaks with Department of Geography and Environment Chair at the University of Hawaii, Reece Jones, to discuss his latest book, NOBODY IS PROTECTED: HOW THE BORDER PATROL BECAME THE MOST DANGEROUS PLICE FORCE IN THE UNITED STATES.

September 22, 2022--Host Michelle Hutchins interviews several new educational leaders in the county, including Fort Bragg Unified Superintendent Joseph Aldridge, Manchester Elementary Superintendent Kristen Larson Balliet, and Laytonville Unified Superintendent Bruce Peters.

September 22, 2022--Host Johanna Wildoak speaks with Sarah Koenigsberg, award-winning filmmaker, educator and communications director for the The Beaver Coalition. Her documentary The Beaver Believers shares the story of beavers with the goal of continuing to expand the web of "believers." Johanna also talks with Chris Bartow of the Mendocino County Resource Conservation District about a beaver project in Little Lake Valley in Willits.

September 21, 2022--Guest host Mary Anne Petrillo speaks with Marie Jones, who has experience in planning, economic development, coastal development, climate action, market analysis, and grant writing. Mary Anne also speaks with Patty Martin PhD, scientist, artist, speaker, and climate optimist.

September 20, 2022--Hosts Chad Swimmer and Paul Schulman bring you up to date on the news from Jackson State Forest, including a discussion with Charlie Schneider of the Jackson Advisory Group, then hear from Eric Schramm, the founder of Mendocino Mushrooms, about the wild fungus economy and the webs that tie a forest together beneath the surface.

September 20, 2022--Victor Palomino and Marty Durlin interview with Potter Valley mosaic artist Elizabeth Raybee, Willits painter Marta Alonso Canilar, and Mendocino Theatre Company's Producing Director, Elizabeth Craven.

September 19, 2022--Coyote Valley Tribal Chairman Michael Hunter updates listeners with a live show looking at issues from Pomo Country.

September 15, 2022--On Corporations and Democracy: Charities depend on Mega-donors - and it’s skewing public policy toward the interests of the wealthy. Hosts Steve and Annie talk to Chuck Collins and Helen Flannery of the Institute for Policy Studies, the authors of a new study on “Gilded Giving.”

September 14, 2022--Doug and Chris cover new developments in Renewable Energy. With caller inspirations, questions and concerns.