What’s the best way to prepare for fire season? One non-profit says it’s throwing a neighborhood block party.
Now that the days are getting warmer and the hills are starting to
Mouthful features the upcoming Gravenstein Apple Fair, with a focus on its Artisan Tasting Lounge.

Podcast:
Professor Hoffman’s Humpday Comedy Circus!
6th Street Playhouse
Wednesday, June 14, 2017 @ 8:00pm
Professor Hoffman’s Humpday Comedy Circus is a combination of High Energy Comedy with several splashes of something
This year, California voters have a shot at overturning one of the most notorious propositions of recent decades, part of it anyways. Proposition 15 on the November ballot would increase property taxes on corporations, undoing a key component of Prop 13. That was the 1978 landmark ballot measure which was sold to voters as a way to help homeowners. But it was also a boon to corporations. KQED Politics Editor Scott Shafer takes a look at why commercial property was even included in the first place.
California voters are being asked whether the state should end cash bail as a way for people accused of a crime to secure their release before a trial. It's a system that most on the left agree is racist and unfair. So why are some progressive civil rights groups siding with the bail industry and law enforcement to keep bail in place? KQED politics correspondent Marisa Lagos reports.
This election year California voters will decide on Proposition 17, a ballot measure that if passed, would restore voting rights to people on parole - that period of state supervision that occurs after inmates leave prison. KQED’s Guy Marzorati has more.
Tune in to enjoy a benchmark panel conversation recorded live at the 51st Annual Gravenstein Apple Fair. Right in the middle of the Life On The Farm section of the beloved gathering, under the old oaks at Ragel Ranch Park, host Clark Wolf guides the discussion amongst a stellar group exploring Protecting Diversity in Farming. From legendary chef/activist Alice Waters, farmers Elizabeth Kaiser, Sara Silva and Tucker Taylor, author/publisher/musician Dan Imhoff to award winning dairyman Albert Straus, the smart words and important thoughts offer lasting meaning to this annual celebration of so much we cherish.Hundreds of protesters rallied in Santa Rosa’s Old Courthouse Square over the past five days to denounce police brutality. The protests were sparked after the homicide of Geroge Floyd in Minneapolis
Wells Fargo and Bank of the West have been investing in CoreCivic and GEO Group, the two main private prison companies running detentioncenters on the border. Sonoma County currently has investments
In this encore from August 24, 2014, Mouthful revisits a favorite topic, puer tea, a tea from the Yunnan region of China which tastes delicious and has remarkable healing powers. Larry
Mouthful revisits a favorite topic, puer tea, a tea from the Yunnan region of China which tastes delicious and has remarkable healing powers. Larry and Yang Su Chin of Pure Puer
Mouthful revisits a favorite topic, puer (poo-ur) tea with two of the newest vendors at the Santa Rosa Original Certified Farmers Market, Larry and Yang Su Chinn of Pure Puer. Although
Writers mostly toil in silence and solitude. Recognition is rare.
Yesterday, KRCB News Director Steve Mencher spoke with Pulitzer Prize-winning Poet Forrest Gander, who lives in Petaluma. They talked about the
Purely Abstract
Healdsburg Center for the Arts
April 28th – June 3rd, 2018
With its roots in early human history, abstract art has become one of today’s dominant forms of
Fall Plant Sale
Quarryhill Botanical Garden
Saturday, September 22nd, 2018 @ 8:00 am – 1:00 pm
At Quarryhill Botanical Gardens’ annual Fall Plant Sale over 130 species of trees, shrubs, and
Wild Collections: Expeditions for Education
Quarryhill Botanical Gardens
Saturday, May 20th, 2017 @5:30pm
This fifth annual fundraiser features Asian-inspired cuisine, jazz from Raquel Berlind and her band, plus keynote speaker
Quarryhill Botanical Gardens
Ongoing Operations and Tours
Quarryhill is a 25-acre botanical garden of mature, flowering plants from Asia. Magnolias, dogwoods, maples, birches, roses, lilies, rhododendrons, and many others grace the
Race, Immigration and Citizenship in Contemporary United States
Osher Lifelong Learing Institute (OLLI)
Sonoma State University Cooperage
Tuesdays, April 3rd – May 8th, 2018 @ 9:30 – 11:30 a.m.
Ragas of North India- A Hindustani Tradition
Sebastopol Center for the Arts
Saturday, April 28th, 2018 @ 7:30 pm
Slow down, relax, breathe and prepare to be inspired with an incredible
Rainbow Girls
Sebastopol Center for the Arts
Saturday, May 5th, 2018 @ 7:00 pm
This sultry trio of exceptional local west county musicians began their musical journey in 2011, alternating between

After 27 years working as a beat cop, detective andcommander at the Santa Rosa Police Department, Rainer Navarro became
REBROADCAST: If you eat, you do not want to miss this riveting hour with Raj Patel, author of “Stuffed and Starved: The Hidden Battle For the World Food System.”
Wishing you had better tasting eggs at your fingertips? In an archive edition of Mouthful, Dawn Russell of Ranch Hag Hens discusses the joys of raising your own chickens.
Ranch Readiness Day
Sonoma County Fairgrounds
Sunday, April 30, 2017 @ 10:00am
Ranch Readiness Day 2017 is the only Bay Area preparedness event that benefits ALL animals and connects the whole
This week – a lively episode of Mouthful, with Randy Fertel, author of the new “Gorilla Man and the Empress of Steak: A New Orleans Family Memoir.” Randy is the son
Rapture, Blister, Burn
Raven Players Healdsburg
January 26th – February 11th, 2018
After grad school, Catherine built a career as a rock star academic, while her friend Gwen built a home
Raven 24/7: Theater Without A Safety Net
Raven Theater Healdsburg
August 18th & 19th, 2017
It’s back for the 3rd year! 7 playwrights, 7 directors, and 7 groups of actors create

The Germans Upstairs
Raven Players
March 19 – 28, 2020
Two German officers are billeted
Raven Players
Healdsburg
2017-2018 Season Preview
From witty wordplay to hysterical whodunit to a musical featuring a singing donkey, we invite you to join the eclectic engaging, exciting season of shows
Raven Players Midterm Mini Rep
Raven Performing Arts Theater
September 21st – October 6th, 2018
In time for Midterm elections, the Raven Players present two contemporary plays about complex issues we
Raven Players Midterm Mini Rep
Raven Performing Arts Theater
September 21st – October 6th, 2018
In time for Midterm elections, the Raven Players present two contemporary plays about complex issues we

SCRIPTEASE: Betty and Edith and Sue
Healdsburg Center for the Arts
Monday, September 16, 2019 @ 7:00 pm
Raven Players ScripTease – New Works Nurtured to Life
The Laramie Project
Raven Players in Healdsburg
October 18 – November 3, 2019
The Laramie Project is a powerful examination of the hatecrime that shook our country.
By Moisés Kaufman
Directed

Summer used to be the season for Shakespeare ‘al fresco’ but with the shuttering of the Shakespeare in the Cannery
Ray Johnson, director of Sonoma State University’s Wine Business Institute, talks about programs for both university students and the general public looking to find their place in the wine business.
Rebbe Soul
Schroeder Hall, Sonoma State University
Thursday, September 28, 6:30 pm
L’Chaim! Jewish Music Series TO LIFE!
Come and celebrate a seven-part concert series from all walks of
Word By Word host Gil Mansergh welcomes listeners to a time of trysts and love nests on this month’s show. The object of desire is Jack London’s wife Charmian. Her story
Rebuild Green Expo
Santa Rosa Veteran’s Memorial Building
Friday, February 22, 2019 @ 11:00 am – 7:00 pm
Showcase for building affordable, sustainable and resilient communities
Energy systems and storage
Healthy
Rebuilding the Russian River Health & Wellness Center
Ongoing Capital Campaign
After serving the community for 42 years the Russian River Health Center suffered the profound effects of a devastating fire
You may not give your trash much thought. You put it out, it disappears, you fill up the bins again. But there’s more at stake.
In December 2017, the waste management
Election day is getting closer, which means if you haven’t gotten your ballot in yet, you’ll want to make sure you do soon. To get an update, KRCB News Director, Adia White, spoke with Deva Marie Proto, the county’s clerk, recorder, assessor, and registrar of voters. One of the first things White asked was whether the county was expecting any delays after the election due to having so many mail-in ballots?

Redwood Arts Council presents San Francisco Piano Trio
Occidental Center for the Arts
Sunday, January 19,2020 @

Redwood Arts Council presents The American Chamber Players
Occidental Center for the Arts
Saturday, October 19, 2019 @ 7:30

Minetti Quartett
The Community Church of Sebastopol
Saturday, November 9th, 2019 @ 7:30pm
Since being nominated for the
Redwood Chordsmen Fire Relief Benefit Show
Scottish Rite Center
Saturday, November 18th, 2017 @ 2:00 pm & 7:00 pm
Our mission is to perpetuate Barbershop music with vocal quality and presentation

Redwood Empire Food Bank
Winter Food & Funds Drive
The Redwood Empire Food Bank nourishes more than 82,000 of

The Redwood Empire Food Bank nourishes more than 82,000 of our Sonoma County neighbors facing hunger.
You can host
Mouthful explores hunger in Sonoma County. As we shop for holiday gifts, plan elaborate wine county meals and raise glasses of delicious sparkling wine, thousands of our friends and neighbors struggle
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