Vanessa Vrtiak, Programs Coordinator for the Humboldt County Sheriffs Office (HCSO), and Stacy Farmer, founder of Sisters That Been There join us at KHSU’s studios to discuss the 3rd Annual Prisoner Re-entry Fair in the Humboldt County Correctional Facility.

Humboldt’s beloved bestselling author, artist, independent bookstore co-owner and cocktail gardening proponent, Amy Stewart, is currently on tour with the third in her hit Kopp Sisters series, “Miss Kopp’s Midnight Confessions.”

What is your earliest memory of money? What did you learn about money from your parents? Why is it easier to talk about sex than money in our culture? These are some of the questions that have lived in the back of my mind for a long time. Kimberley Pittman-Schulz has had a long career in helping people from all walks of life donate to charities that reflect their personal values. "Money gets tied up with a sense of self-esteem," she says.

Can tapping into your intuition change your life? How do we unlock creativity and embrace our full potential? For most of us, it’s easier said than done. Jill Willard says that we all can tap into our intuition in a way that can empower us to be more creative, fulfilled, and reach our potential.

We have the best of intentions. We do. We can declare our love. We can promise to always be there. Sometimes we might even promise to always do the dishes when our partner cooks. And of course, we mean it when we say it. But are you willing to back that up in writing, partner?

Humboldt State University student Karla Sanchez waited in anticipation on what the Trump administration would decide to do to the DACA program.

Do you know what your period is trying to tell you? Dr. Lara Briden has been working in women’s health for almost 20 years. She runs a busy natural hormone clinic in Sydney, Australia – where she successfully and naturally treats PCOS, PMS, endometriosis and many other period problems.

Perhaps you've noticed some of your friends urging you to call elected officials and let them hear your opinions on current affairs and actions by our government.

A trip to Southern Italy in order to solve a mystery of murder involving her great-great-grandmother Vita becomes an account of passion, family, food, and forgiveness for Helene. She captures perfectly the “simultaneous beauty and sadness” of Matera — the instep in the boot of Italy — its midday heat (like “stepping into a pizza oven”), its brutalizing poverty and superstition, its stark, if accidental, symbolism. On her way to the Crypt of the Original Sin, she pauses at the cave dwellings

Dr. Cheryl Johnson - the newly appointed executive director of The Office of Diversity, Equity and Inclusion (ODEI) at Humboldt State University, spoke with KHSU about her new job and the road ahead.