A high school student council formed in order to petition the enacting of a new bell schedule. Next, plans are solidifying surrounding the construction of a new Career Technical Education building on the Davis High School campus. Finally, we begin a series of interviews with individuals from minority groups in the community on their experiences in the town of Davis. Packages by Leyla Bolkan, Grace Kishiyama & Jihan Moon.

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Producers- Max Davis-Housefield & Stella Maze, Theme Music- Daniel Ruiz-Jimenez

This week, we see how local businesses are having to modify their hours of operation due to increased risk and decreased demand. We also take a look at COVID testing at elementary schools and DHS's new musical production. We round the show off with a remembrance of Martin Luther King Jr. Packages by Alex Miyamoto, Julian Dunn, and Bridget Nagle. "We Shall Overcome" Melody after Charles Albert Tindley; setting & sound file by Peter Gerloff.

Producers- Max Davis-Housefield & Stella Maze, Theme Music- Daniel Ruiz-Jimenez

Increasing demand for COVID testing drew long lines last week. But  the story of the delays is really a story about worker burnout. Plus, a  rememberance of the January 6th insurrection one year on and a call for  voting rights legislation. Packages by Max Davis-Housefield and Genna  Olavarri.

Producers- Max Davis-Housefield & Stella Maze, Theme Music- Daniel Ruiz-Jimenez

Amid a pandemic (again) individuals from the community shared their methods of holiday celebration this year. The New Year inevitably produced new hopes and new worries for everyone and we talked to a few people about their feelings going into 2022. Next, high school seniors share what they will miss most about their high school experience as it comes to an end. Finally, a brief update on the omicron variant in Yolo County. Packages by Ayisi Ni, Maria Anderson and Cole Wittkop.

Producers- Max Davis-Housefield & Stella Maze, Theme Music- Daniel Ruiz-Jimenez

The classic winter tale of a haunted miser concludes in part two of A Christmas Carol.  Will Scrooge change his ways after a visit from the ghosts of Christmases Present and Yet to Come?

The story was adapted and directed by Max Davis-Housefield. Scrooge  was played by Max Davis-Housefield, Bob Cratchit was played by Elliot  DeJong, Marley and Mr. Fezziwig were played by Daniel Jebri, The Ghost  of Christmas Past, Skye Adams, the Ghost of Christmas Present, Lewis  Herring-Tillman, the caroler, Kelly Wilkerson, the neighbor, Leyla  Bolkan, Belle, Bridget Nagle, Mrs. Cratchit, Stella Maze, Tiny Tim,  Declan Fee, Mourner, Jihan Moon, and the boy was played by Mattias  Rowenbale.

The Christmas Song was written by Robert Wells and Mel Tormé and  preformed by the Davis High Madrigal choir including Skye Adams, Athena  Lekie, Ludi Wang, Adam Hutchings, Henry Hutchings, Sophia Gonzalez,  Maria Wroblezski, Adrian Zaragoza. The Jenny Lind Polka was performed by  John Selleck, We Wish You a Merry Christmas and Deck the Halls were  performed by Kevin MacLeod. These songs are in the public domain. Sound  effects and additional music were from Zapslat.com

Producers: Stella Maze and Max Davis-Housefield;Theme Music: Daniel Ruiz-Jimenez; Sound Effects: Zapsplat.com Executive Producer: Jihan Moon

Marley was dead to begin with. The HUB presents an adaptation of Charles Dickens' A Christmas Carol.  Starring reporters and editors as Victorian Londoners and some ghastly  ghosts, this holiday offering is sure to make you smile. The story will  conclude in part two next week.

Producers: Stella Maze and Max Davis-Housefield; Theme Music: Daniel Ruiz-Jimenez; Sound Effects: Zapsplat.com Executive Producer: Jihan Moon

The winter time can cause a lot of stress in the community for different reasons. Sleep or lack-there-of can heavily contribute to these feelings, especially within young people. Next, opinions vary surrounding the decision to buy a real tree for Christmas versus an artificial one. Finally, some high school students have noticed problems in adherence to safety precautions regarding COVID-19 at school. Packages by: Bridget Nagle, Julian Dunn, Leyla Bolkan & Xochitl Armien Funk.

Producers- Max Davis-Housefield & Stella Maze, Theme Music- Daniel Ruiz-Jimenez

Usage of gas-powered leaf blowers could become banned in the community due to their negative impact on the environment. Next, high school seniors are thinking about their future plans as they move into adulthood. Packages by Genna Olavarri, Elliot DeJong & Stella Maze

Producers- Max Davis-Housfield & Stella Maze, Theme Music- Daniel Ruiz-Jimenez

A new variant of SARS-COV 2 with an increased number of mutations was  detected in South Africa on November 24. We speak with Dr. David  Kimberlin, a Professor of Pediatrics at the University of Alabama at  Birmingham, and Co-Director of their Division of Pediatric Infectious  Diseases about the new variant. Dr. Kimberlin also is one of two  liaisons from the American Academy of Pediatrics to the CDC’s Advisory  Committee on Immunization Practices, where COVID vaccine recommendations  are crafted.

Producers- Max Davis Housefield & Stella Maze, Theme Music- Daniel Ruiz-Jimenez

Davis's turkey population is a perpetual annoyance for some but today  we investigate the reason for the ubiquitous flocks. Also, Thanksgiving  is right around the corner and the Davis Community has a variety of  plans and views on the holiday. Finally, a look into this year's  pardoned turkeys, Peanut Butter and Jelly. Packages by- Max  Davis-Housefield and Xochitl Armien Funk.

Producers- Max Davis Housefield & Stella Maze, Theme Music- Daniel Ruiz-Jimenez