December 28, 2021--Host Anna Halligan interviews Linwood Gil, Dave Wright, and Ken Smith about how they are contributing to forest management and their unique approaches to watershed restoration.

December 27, 2021--MendoLatino interviews members of the musical trio Tres Souls about their passion for the Latin American rhythm the Bolero and their first EP, Made in LA. Entrevistamos a los miembros de Tres Souls, un trio musical sobre su pasión por el Bolero y su primer EP Made in LA.

December 26, 2021--Jim and Jerry zoom in through the wonders of technology from the Portland Sports Phone Bar, with Eddie on the controls, to have a call-in conversation about sports in the time of covid.

December 24, 2021--Joy LaClaire talks with University of Wisconsin History Professor, Alfred McCoy, who returns to discuss his latest book, TO GOVERN THE GLOBE: WORLD ORDERS & CATASTROPHIC CHANGE.

December 23, 2021--Michelle Hutchins talks with four women educators in STEM: Science, Technology, Engineering or Math, about why they entered careers these fields.

December 23, 2021--Marty Durlin presents a special program featuring the author, essayist, and anarchist Edward Abbey reading from three of his works: The Journey Home, Down the River and Abbey’s Road.

December 23, 2021--Host Jenn Procacci brings a collection of voices from the Harvest Ball, and Cannabis-themed Holiday songs.

December 22, 2021--Doug Livingston hosts a solo show, opening of the phone lines for callers to ask questions about renewable energy systems and compare notes about the state of renewable energy policy in California.

December 22, 2021--Karen Ottoboni talks with 1st Distric County Supervisor Glenn McGourty and Anne Molgaard, the Transition Director for Public Health and Project Manager for the Strategic Planning Process.

December 21, 2021--On the Trail Stewards Radio Hour, hosts Chad Swimmer and Paul Schulman talk with Bill Lemos and Vince Taylor about the past, present, and future of the Mendocino Woodlands, an iconic and historic National Landmark in the heart of Jackson--the People's Forest. Polly Girvin gives an update about some positive developments for the Coyote Valley Band of Pomo about JDSF and co-management with the Tribe.