August 20, 2021--Jerry Young makes a rare studio appearance for this week's edition of the Sports Phone, community call in about all things sports, every Friday night at 7pm on KZYX and Z.

August 20, 2021--Bob Bushansky speaks with William L. Silber about his book “The Power Of Nothing To Lose — The Hail Mary Effect In Politics, War, and Business. It is not just in football that people throw a Hail Mary pass. Silber tells us when it is worthwhile and when it isn’t.

August 20, 2021--Welcome to Episode 1 of The Criminal, an new show on KZYX hosted by DJ 'Kay that aims to elevate discourse about controversial topics related to the Black Experience, minority groups and People of Color. It explores topics and perspectives that are anti-racist, anti-sexist, and anti-homophobic and challenges all forms of oppression.

August 19, 2021-- Chris talks with local forest activist Kent Graney about the daily Action Camp in Caspar that has been instrumental in temporarily stopping logging in Jackson Demonstration State Forest; and Jeanne Jackson of Friends of The Gualala River about the recent logging of the “Dogwood” Timber Harvest Plan.

August 19, 2021--The Farm and Garden Show is back at it’s new time slot on the third Thursday of each month at 3pm, with new hosts Lama and Matthew. This week they talk with Matthew Drewno about his new book, “A Path to Peace and Sustainability: Growing Soil, Food and Seed in as Little as 1,000 square feet”.

August 19, 2021--Jenn Procacci talks with Bruce Robinson, administrator for the Mendocino County Cannabis Equity Program about LEEP, the Local Equity Entrepreneur Program, which offers grants and benefits for the cannabis community.

August 17, 2021--Host Chad Swimmer gives updates on what's happening in Jackson Demonstration State Forest, The People's Forest. He has a conversation with youth climate activist Sara Constance Rose, an early riser that some are calling “The Ninja,” and Vince Taylor, founder of the Original Campaign to Restore Jackson.

August 18, 2021--Thom Hartmann returns to Forthright Radio to discuss the 7th in his Hidden History series, THE HIDDEN HISTORY OF AMERICAN HEALTHCARE: WHY SICKNESS BANKRUPTS YOU AND MAKES OTHERS INSANELY RICH.

August 17, 2021-- Dr. Marvin Trotter speaks with Dr. Megan McCurry about sun and skin cancer.

August 16, 2021--Firefighter and EMT Reno Keoni Franklin, Chairman Emeritus of the Kashia Band of Pomo Indians, returns to Pomo Perspective to talk about fires, firefighting, and the urgent need for planning to keep Native Communities safe.