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Mary Page Marlowe
Roustabout Theater
March 13 – 29, 2020

Roustabout’s Professional Ensemble presents the Bay

The Apprentice Program of
Roustabout Theater presents
Disney’s Mary Poppins
July 13 & 14, 2018 @ 7:30PM
July 14 & 15, 2018 @ 3:00PM

Disney’s Mary Poppins is the magical family-friendly

This week, Mouthful welcomes back Mary Risley of San Francisco’s sweetest little cooking school, Tante Marie’s. Chef Risley first appeared on Mouthful during its first year, back in 1996. Much has

David Templeton’s “Mary Shelley’s Body”
A Free Night of Theater
Spreckels Performing Arts Center
Saturday, June 16th, 2018 @ 7:00 pm

On June 16, 1816, in the early hours of the

Mary Shelley’s Body
Main Stage West
October 13th – 29th, 2017

A World Premiere by David Templeton.
Mary Shelley awakes in a graveyard to discover she has died. During one harrowing

“Am I supposed to be retelling my creature’s story or confessing my own?” – so asks Mary Wollstonecraft Shelly, author of Frankenstein and the protagonist in Petaluma playwright (and former Second

Gil Mansergh hosts a very tasty Word By Word conversation this month. Tasty, because it features an insider’s look at the newly released Mary’s Italian Family Cookbook.

This book is testament

Gil Mansergh hosts a very tasty Word By Word conversation this month. Tasty, because it features an insider’s look at the newly released Mary’s Italian Family Cookbook.

This book is testament

Plays and films set during World War I are few and farbetween, at least

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

This week, master baker Craig Ponsford returns to Mouthful to talk about his

This week on Mouthful, Mat and Barb Gustafson of Paul Mathew Vineyards talk viognier, gewürztraminer and pinot, pinot, pinot, all while pouring samples of their spectacular wines.

Mouthful, Smart Talk About

Matthew Carson has transformed a Sebastopol dive bar into Mother’s Ruin, a sassy lounge, complete with velvet couches, handcrafted cocktails and an impression array of gin. Joining in the conversation is

To honor Adam Johnson’s Pulitzer for his novel The Orphan Master’s Son, KRCB-FM’s Word By Word is reprising the conversation with Gil Mansergh which was originally broadcast April 4th 2012.

To honor Adam Johnson’s Pulitzer for his novel The Orphan Master’s Son, KRCB-FM’s Word By Word is reprising the conversation with Gil Mansergh which was originally broadcast April 4th 2012.

He was elected to the city council at 32. Four years later, he’s the mayor of Windsor, and one of the younger elected officials in Sonoma County.

Next in our

While shelter in place orders do not apply to going to thegrocery store, you

While the election won’t officially be certified until December, preliminary results have come in for Sonoma County and show Measure P has passed. It will give more funding to the County's law enforcement watchdog agency - called the Independent Office of Law Enforcement Review and Outreach, or IOLERO. To learn more about what the passage of this measure means, KRCB News Director Adia White spoke with former IOLERO director and Measure P proponent, Jerry Threet yesterday.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Sonoma County’s Independent Office of Law Enforcement Review and Outreach, or IOLERO, is charged with auditing misconduct cases and improving the community’s trust in law enforcement. But some say it doesn’t have enough funding to do its job. That’s where Measure P comes in. If passed, the measure would secure more independence and funding for the office. KRCB’s Adia White spoke with the former director, Jerry Threet, about what the office does and why he believes it needs more funding. 

 

 

 

 

 

Read arguments for and against measure P HERE. 

 

 

This week we’ve been talking with the new representatives elected to city council. One of them is businessman Eddie Alvarez who will be the first representative for District 1 and the second Latino council member. KRCB News Director recently spoke with Alvarez to learn more about his priorities. 

 

 

(Image: Businessman and new councilmember Eddie Alvarez. Credit: City of Santa Rosa)

The start of the new year means a new mayor for the City of Healdsburg. Vice Mayor Leah Gold was selected to take the reins from David Hagele in a unanimous vote by the city council mid-December. She started her year-long term at the beginning of this month.  KRCB’s Adia White spoke with her about what she hopes to accomplish.

 

 

The start of the new year means a new mayor for the City ofHealdsburg. Vice Mayor Leah Gold was selected

This year’s Miss Sonoma County is breaking new ground in more ways than one.

Miss Sonoma County 2019 was crowned on the second of March. She’s different from every other winner

 

 

 

 

We provide local news updates on The North Bay Report Tuesday-Friday at 6:45, 8:45 a.m., and 5:30 p.m. on KRCB radio 91 and 90.9. Here's our North Bay Report episode for Friday, September 19. Subscribe to The North Bay Report podcast to listen on the go.  

 

As fire season becomes more severe every year, people need emergency information faster and throughout the night. That’s where Sarah Stierch steps in. She’s an independent journalist from Sonoma who communicates on Twitter about everything from evacuations to the status of homes after a fire. She spoke with Devin Katayama, host of KQED’s “The Bay,” last week, about using social media for fire reporting.

 

 

 

 

 

Listen to the full interview on KQED's The Bay.

 

New York Time’s bestselling author Meg Waite Clayton joins Suzanne M. Lang in conversation about The Race for Paris, Clayton’s compelling novel of women journalists on the front leading up to

On this encore presentation, story and story-tellers are the link to and legacy of our cultural roots and identity. Suzanne Lang talks with Megan Kamalei Kakimoto on her wrenching and sensational story collection,  Every Drop is a Man’s Nightmare, which follows native Hawaiians through a contemporary landscape filled with inherited wisdom and the ghosts of colonization.

Suzanne also talks with Mojgan Ghazirad on her autobiographical coming of age novel, The House on Sun Street, set largely in Tehran during the concussive period of the Iranian Revolution, which changed the lives of women and also of literature.

 

Enjoy this encore presentation of an episode originally aired October 125, 2023.

 

Story and story-tellers are the link to and legacy of our cultural roots and identity. Suzanne Lang talks with Megan Kamalei Kakimoto on her wrenching and sensational story collection,  Every Drop is a Man’s Nightmare, which follows native Hawaiians through a contemporary landscape filled with inherited wisdom and the ghosts of colonization.

Suzanne also talks with Mojgan Ghazirad on her autobiographical coming of age novel, The House on Sun Street, set largely in Tehran during the concussive period of the Iranian Revolution, which changed the lives of women and also of literature.

 

Gil Mansergh welcomes Megan Miranda, the New York Times bestselling author of All the Missing Girls to Word By Word for a spirited conversation about Megan’s second novel of psychological suspense,

Mel Brooks’ Young Frankenstein
Raven Performing Arts Theater
June 28 – July 14, 2019

Frederick Frankenstein inherits his family’s

Mendocino County winemakers have a plan to improve notorietyfor the region’s wines.

Mendocino County vintners and grape growers are working tocraft a law requiring wine from the region to be

It’s a virtual Merman-palooza in the North Bay as twotheatre companies present ‘musical fables’ with Ethel Merman connections. SantaRosa’s 6^th

Mouthful welcomes John McManus, president of the Golden Gate Salmon Association; Ted Wilson, founder of Fine & Rare/Metal & Match, and Michael Coats, media representative for the salmon association. The trio

 

 

Author and independent historian Michael Morey’s book, Fagen: An African American Renegade in the Philippine-American War, unpacks American imperialism abroad, American racism at home, and the intersection that holds David Fagen,

Book Launch: Fagen, An African American Renegade in the Phillipine-American War
By author Michael Morey
Occidental Center for the Arts
Friday, February 15th, 2019 @ 7:00 pm

Please join us

Word By Word: Conversations With Writers host Gil Mansergh likes to present writers from different genres, today’s show features valuable insider perspectives on creating documentaries from filmmakers Michael Shapiro & Eric

Tonight, I will be my own guest. I do this every now and then. I’ll discuss farmers markets throughout Sonoma County, the garlic harvest, how to make your own pet food

This week, Michele Anna Jordan talks current events with longtime show engineer Mike Young.

Host: Michele Anna Jordan

Podcast: Play in

“Micrcosms: A Closer Look at Mushrooms and Lichens”
Painting by Lucy Martin
Laguna Environmental Center
May 7th – August 29th, 2018

Lucy Martin’s botanical paintings in gouache focus on the mysterious

Mike Hilber is challenging incumbent Lynda Hopkins for theDistrict 5 seat on the Sonoma County Board of

Million Dollar Quartet
Sixth Street Playhouse
February 22nd – March 17th, 2019

Four music legends, one amazing night.
The hit Broadway musical comes to 6th Street!
Starring cast members from

On December 4, 1956, a legendary jam session was held at rock and roll pioneer Sam Phillips’ Sun Records studio in Memphis, Tennessee. Johnny Cash, Jerry Lee Lewis, Carl Perkins, and

 

 

(Image: Downtown Grass Valley. Credit: Andrew Nixon, Capital Public Radio) 

 

We provide local news updates on The North Bay Report Tuesday-Friday at 6:45, 8:45 a.m., and 5:30 p.m. on KRCB radio 91 and 90.9. Here's our North Bay Report episode for Wednesday, September 16. Subscribe to The North Bay Report podcast to listen on the go.  

 

A dancer on Everest and a queen of high climbing mountaineers are featured. Suzanne Lang talks with Mimi Zieman, doctor and author of “The Post Roe Monologues” whose latest book is Tap Dancing on Everest —a Young Doctor’s Unlikely Adventure, a chronicle of her life and serving as the team doctor on a dicey ascent from Tibet up the east side of Mt. Everest.

 

Also featured is journalist Cathryn J. Prince, on her book  Queen of the Mountaineers, the Trailblazing Life of Fanny Bullock Workman, a story of a remarkable woman, explorer and climber of high peaks in the Alps and the Himalaya at the turn of the Twentieth Century.

It’s a Novel Idea with Suzanne Lang, Sunday, April 21^st at 10am PT. Streaming and podcasting at norcalpublicmedia.org.

 

 

 

Martin Luther King, Jr. Birthday Celebration
Santa Rosa High School Auditorium
Sunday, January 15th, 2017 @ 6:30pm

This year’s theme is a quote from Dr. King, “Love is the only force

On Tuesday, November 10, the Sonoma County Board of Supervisors approved $5.5 million to expand the behavioral health crisis Mobile Support Team. With the additional funding, the team is now considering responding to some crises without assistance from law enforcement. It will also now service additional areas in North County. KRCB’s Adia White recently spoke with Karin Sellite, Client Care Manager for the Mobile Support Team, to learn more. 

 

 

In part two of this story, KRCB's Adia White looks at one of the longest-running mobile crisis-intervention programs in the nation to learn more about how the model could work in Sonoma County. She spoke with Ben Adam Climer, a program consultant for Crisis Assistance Helping Out On The Streets (CAHOOTS), which was founded in Eugene, Oregon in 1989.