Sacramento International Airport is consistently one of the best-regarded airports in the nation, from its ease of use to the excellent food and more. Scott Johnston and Mark Haneke share everything you need to know about not just SMF, but the other regional airports, including how they help attract large events like Ironman California and Aftershock.

'Inclusion Superwoman' Alycia Anderson joins us on this episode to speak about Sacramento's accessibility to the disabled community, and to share her work with corporations as she campaigns for inclusion. In addition to that, she joins the Visit Sacramento Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Advisory Committee, and recently gave a TEDx talk, which you can access via her website, alyciaanderson.com

Chris Delfino of Delfino Farms and Edio Vineyards is president of the Apple Hill Growers Association, and he's got the best insider tips on how you can visit one of Sacramento's favorite destinations this fall.

For more than 30 years, Dave's Pumpkin Patch has been a destination for fall fun in the Sacramento region. With pumpkins for sale, pony rides, a hay ride, pig races and more, it's the perfect fall family activity. General Manager AnDee Solis shares the best way to experience the pumpkin patch this fall.

Solectrac is making solar electric tractors in Northern California to help the agricultural industry combat climate change, and you can see them at this year's Farm-to-Fork Festival (Sept. 17-18, 2021). On this episode, founder, Chief Innovation Officer and Board President Steve Heckeroth and CEO Mani Iyer share how Solectrac came to be, and how they hope to revolutionize the ag industry going forward.

The Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Sacramento at Fire Mountain opened with a guitar smash in late 2019, and despite the Covid-19 pandemic, has developed a strong presence in the region, drawing locals and visitors alike. Food has always been a huge part of Hard Rock, and President Mark Birtha shares how that fits into Sacramento's farm-to-fork lifestyle.

Save Mart is sponsoring this year's Farm-to-Fork Festival Sept. 17-18, 2021, and on this episode Vice President of Store Operations George Ross shares why the farm-to-fork mindset of Sacramento is a perfect fit for Save Mart, and how the state's largest family-owned grocery company works with locals and is innovating for the future.

Raelyn Nelson and her band will perform on Saturday, Sept. 18, 2021 at the Farm-to-Fork Festival on Capitol Mall. Granddaughter of Willie Nelson, it was natural for her to get into music, and she merges her country sensibilities with rock in a unique style.

B Street Theatre is set to reopen for live, in-person shows at the Sofia in Midtown Sacramento beginning in September. Associate Artistic Director Lyndsay Burch shares how the theater weathered the Covid-19 pandemic and looks forward to the excitement of reopening in-person shows.

Jeffrey Gaines shares his musical journey, his inspirations and influences, and what you can expect to see from him at the 2021 Sacramento Farm-to-Fork Festival.