Studio Sacramento

​Sacramento City Police Chief Daniel Hahn joins host Scott Syphax for a conversation about being Sacramento's first Black police chief, the Black Lives Matter movement, police morale, defunding the police, systemic racism, civil unrest, COVID-related law enforcement issues, and more. Original airdate: October 30, 2020

What is the role of California's Lt. Governor? Eleni Kounalakis is the first woman in California’s history elected to the office. She joins host Scott Syphax for a conversation about her role in California’s leadership, how California is doing during COVID, access to higher education, the 2020 elections, and more.​ Original airdate: October 23, 2020

​​The 2020 election is anticipated to be the most contentious in recent memory with many key decisions and races at stake. Can we trust that our votes will count? California Secretary of State Alex Padilla joins host Scott Syphax for a conversation about elections and voting integrity. Original broadcast: October 9, 2020

Who cares for the caregivers and how best to do so? Nadine Roberts Cornish is a certified senior advisor, gerontologist, caregiver expert, speaker, and author of “Tears In My Gumbo, The Caregiver’s Recipe for Resilience.” She joins host Scott Syphax

Everything we have faced as a nation has shown up in downtown Sacramento either first or with more intensity than in other parts of our region. Four local leaders join host Scott Syphax for a conversation about recovery and the

Sacramento’s history is full of secrets and little known facts. Historian William Burg, a prolific author and regular speaker on some of the capital city’s most entertaining stories, joins host Scott Syphax for a conversation on Sacramento’s past and its

Marcos Bretón of The Sacramento Bee joins Scott Syphax for a conversation about Sacramento’s leadership managing its response to COVID, the aftermath of the death of George Floyd, and other events during 2020. Original airdate: August 28, 2020

What is it like for Sacramento police officers serving the community after the death of George Floyd and the protests that occurred nationwide? What changes have been made and how are police officers responding to questions about racism and police

Seniors and their caregivers are among the most vulnerable population during the COVID-19 pandemic. How are they protecting themselves and others? And what can you do and what do you need to know? Four senior care advocates join host Scott

The NFL’s Washington, D.C. team retired its previous name and the move to remove other Native American related names and mascots has intensified. The Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation has focused on increasing awareness of the issue for years and is