We're back with a full show, with interesting developments in our COVID numbers today, and lots of news about what's going on in the schools as they head into the Spring semester.

We're late!

It's a new month, but the same old problem. Dire warnings from the state about how soon we may be overwhelmed by COVID. We have today's numbers and our mystery theme. Also, don't forget #GivingTuesday! The Masqers Playhouse virtual festival is on now and we'll have a short show, since Edie's going to be co-hosting for an hour after Point Connect. Go donate!

Today to open our week, we do a deep dive into the Equity Metric and how it relates to Richmond — and how COVID in some of our neighborhoods varies wildly from others. We also outline stuff to do with your Xmas funds that benefit the neighborhood as we move to Giving Tuesday.

It's the wrapup show for the week. We've got details of Contra Costa's numbers, plus changes with neighboring counties that have moved to the purple tier today (with a surprise). Also updates on a food drive coming in Richmond and how you may want to rethink that trip to Kawaii.

We're still digesting our Thanksgiving and the L-tryptophan is still strong in our veins, but we're here with our COVID numbers, news of possible additional closures in Marin, and an update on what happened on Black Friday.

It's the last show before Thanksgiving, and we're going to revive a Bay Area radio tradition lost when KFOG went dark: We're playing the entirety of Alice's Restaurant Masacree. Becuase there's no better way to honor this day of thanks. Thank you for 248 days of listening! And for being the bulwark against the chaos of COVID.

We're back with a (not so) Mystery Theme. The theme is Thanksgiving, so not a mystery, but 100% delcious. We also have news about COVID in our community and info about a an ailing member of our community with COVID who you may have had contact with.

No show today, folks. Thanksgiving hell week is for real, yo?

Wrapping up the week with our COVID numbers and information on the Starbuck closure (yes, it's happening). Also, we've got new research on how to make your home less hospitable for the virus.