Studio Sacramento

Original Air Date: 1/15/2016. What progress has been made in combatting mental health issues and associated stigma and what remains to be addressed? WellSpace Health CEO Jonathan Porteus and Steinberg Institute Founder Darrell Steinberg join host Scott Syphax to discuss the issues.

Original Air Date: 6/16/17. The absence of a father and lack of a stable family are far too often at the root of an otherwise good kid ending up off track. Fathers and Families of Stockton stands in the breach and works to build families and father relationships. In partnership with the Great Valley chapter of the American Leadership Forum, Samuel Nunez and Raymond Aguilar join host Scott Syphax to share the stories of lives reclaimed and what work still needs to be done to ensure that every child has a chance.

Original Air Date: 2/5/2016. Dr. John Chuck shares his perspective on how people can make changes in their overloaded lives. The overload is a phenomenon he describes as Multiple Simultaneous Conflicting Imperatives or MSCI, pronounced “messy.”

Original Air Date: 2/26/2016. American Red Cross chapter CEO Gary Strong and Sacramento Police Department Chief Sam Somers join Scott Syphax to discuss how people can be better prepared for life’s emergencies.

Original Air Date: 9/30/16. Following recent deaths around the nation of African Americans by law enforcement, the Black Lives Matter movement became a unified voice–applauded by some, criticized by others. Tanya Faison of Black Lives Matter Sacramento and Attorney and Professor Mark T. Harris of the Law Enforcement Accountability Directive join host Scott Syphax.

Original Air Date: 9/9/16. A veteran prosecutor for the district attorney’s office since 1996, Anne Marie Schubert has been the District Attorney of Sacramento County since January of 2015. Shubert joins host Scott Syphax to talk about her views on justice, the evolving role of her office, and her life as a career prosecutor.

Original Air Date: 5/12/2017. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has declared that prescription drug abuse is a nationwide epidemic. Virginia Herrold of the California Board of Pharmacy and Woodland Doctor Carol Kimball join host Scott Syphax to talk about enforcement of quality of care.

Original Air Date: 5/5/2017. The damage to the Oroville Dam spillway reminded us that flooding – not drought – has historically been the biggest potential natural disaster facing our region. In partnership with the American Leadership Forum, Attorney Scott Shapiro and engineer Ric Reinhardt talk with host Scott Syphax about the risk and what is being done to protect us.

Original Air Date: 4/28/2017. 2017 celebrates the 100-year anniversary of Sacramento City College, the oldest of our region’s community colleges. Interim President Michael Poindexter talks with host Scott Syphax about the school’s history.

Original Broadcast Date: 8/5/16. A series of deaths of primarily African American men have generated outrage and protests throughout the country. And law enforcement officers have been killed in premeditated acts. Pastor Joseph Sissac and Sacramento County Sheriff Sergeant Orrlando Mayes join host Scott Syphax to talk about the issue.