It has been said that the richest class in America is the only class conscious class. Where are the unions? Have progressive movements abandoned the working class? Was the Bernie Sanders campaign the last gasp of working class politics? Join Eric Kirk to discuss the future of class politics.

On Thursday Night Talk, Bruce Pollard, comic book aficionado joins Eric to discuss the social, historical, and cultural significance of mainstream comic books from the 1960s to present.

On this episode of Thursday Night Talk: The Race Beat host Lorna Bryant discussed cultural appropriation vs. cultural appreciation. The discussion centered around how it's defined and, once identified, how to move to cultural sensitivity and humility - by all people.

Linda Stansberry pulled out her childhood journal recently and found her younger self taking life too seriously. For her final show with Thursday Night Talk, Stansberry gathers some of the brightest people in her life to ask the question, “What Advice Would You Give Your Younger Self?” She's joined by Jamie Carroll, Susan Seaman, Troy Williams, and Jesse Wheeler.

Forestry is one of the North Coast's most emblematic industries. But what do modern foresters do, and how does it affect this community? On this Thursday Night Talk , it's a silviculture special.

The local NAACP is calling for stricter moderation rules on local media comment sections . Is this call to action an act against our 1st amendment rights?

Veteran campaign reporter Chuck Rogers joins host Eric Kirk to talk politics: local, national and international. Also, covfefe...

"I think what we've established here tonight is that we have vast hiking riches," says Kevin Hoover. On this week’s Thursday Night Talk , it’s all about trails and the people who create, maintain, and document them.

In this age of fake news, alternative facts, and political spin, learning and practicing critical thinking can be our best cognitive self-defense strategy. Co-hosts of KMUD's "Thinking Clearly," Julia Minton and Bob Froelich joined Eric Kirk on Thursday Night Talk.

How can white people in Humboldt County be better allies to people of color? Linda Stansberry, and guests Kim Bergel, Eureka City Council; Erin Powers Taylor, True North; Meridith Oram , Showing Up for Racial Justice; and for fifteen minutes by phone, Paul Kivel , who wrote " Uprooting Racism: How White People Can Work for Social Justice."L earn about accountability, privilege and those cringe-worthy but oh so necessary conversations.