Brenda Starr is joined by members of the North Coast Rape Crisis Team, HSU Womyn's Centre and The Check It Program, to discuss Sexual Assault & Sexual Harassment, Awareness & Prevention in the age of Trump.

Have you seen the psychological/social thriller, " Get Out " ? Would you like to share your thoughts or movie experience on KHSU? With guests Jill Larrabee, Patty Yancey and Malcolm Chanaiwa, Lorna Bryant hosted Thursday Night Talk: The Race Beat on April 20.

Professor Matthew Derrick joins host Eric Kirk to examine the progression from the Cold War through the fall of the Soviet Union to Putin's Russia. "People want to talk to me more about that part of the world than ever now," says Derrick, whose research explores the era and geographic region that relate to the fall of the Soviet Union in 1991.

"Not a fun place. Jail sucks," says James Faulk. "The orange jumpsuits are really uncomfortable and everything smells like cleaner, like bleach." The former Times-Standard reporter (and current Lost Coast Outpost contributor ) talks with fellow T-S veteran Neil Tarpey and Linda Stansberry about local journalism, addiction, and recovery. Subscribe to the My Thursday Night Talk podcast via iTunes and leave us a review! Follow Thursday Night Talk on Facebook to continue the discussion.

What does a changing climate mean for North Coast fisherman and shellfish producers? Aquaculturalist Greg Dale , along with scientists Joe Tyburczy and Erik Bjorkstedt (not pictured) discuss predicted impacts and mitigation. Listen below or download from iTunes.

From Humboldt's county's civil rights resolution to the Affordable Care Act, find out what happens when Eric Kirk opens the phones. Also, a former forest activist and marijuana grower makes his case in favor of Donald Trump.

In honor of Women's History Month, host Lorna Bryant explores the role of women in activism and resistance with guests Sierra Leash, activist and humanitarian for Syrian refugees and Jill Larrabee, organizer of Show Up Humboldt.

"How do our children get treated fairly in the schools, how do they not get suspended and expelled at disproportionate rates, how are our families incorporated into our educational system ... I think that those are some of the challenges we face as a county as a region," says Renee Saucedo of Centro del Pueblo .

How do you know what to trust? On this episode of Thursday Night Talk, learn how to read the news. Host Linda Stansberry talks with Ryan Burns of Lost Coast Outpost and Dan Squier of KINS News about the difference between journalism and sensationalism, and how to encourage media literacy.

"I owe a lot to this community," says Julie Fulkerson. After the worldwide Women's March, many have asked themselves, "How do I get involved in politics? Is now the right time? How scary can it be?" Brenda Starr speaks with former county supervisor, mayor, musician and former host of TNT, Julie Fulkerson, about ways to stay politically active.