In her work as a cultural anthropologist, Dr. Gail Myers noted the lack of support at all levels of government and industry for black farmers. In 2004, she co-founded Farms to Grow in Oakland, CA to work in partnership with African American farmers and other farmers of color to sustain their farms, and in collaboration with various grassroots and coalition-based organizations locally and globally.
Dr. Myers joins host Clark Wolf for a lively, moving and inspiring conversation about all she does and all she hopes to achieve.
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Sonoma County residents can now apply for federal disaster aid to cover financial losses due to the Walbridge fire. According to the latest Cal Fire estimates, the Walbridge fire destroyed more than 261 structures in the County - 141 of which were homes. Federal aid will cover losses related to the fire that are not covered by insurance and is limited to 35,500 per household. KRCB’s Adia White spoke with Kristopher Lopez, Disaster Relief Attorney at


Both authors are in conversation with Suzanne M. Lang on A Novel Idea, heard first and fifth Sundays at 10:00 am PT on KRCB 104.9 Sonoma County's NPR station.

