Insight (Capital PR)
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Insight: Capitol Chat / Christian Kiefer / John Lee...
Ben Adler with the latest news from California's capitol. ARC professor's debut novel released in paperback just in time for SummerWords. Blues musician plays Sac Music Fest and Mindy Giles introduces us to some of the other featured artists playing.
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Insight: Qualifying for Tax-Exempt Status / Mead Kibbey...
What qualifies an organization for tax-exempt status? Sacramento Historian and WWII veteran remembers his experiences at war. Harmon Johnson Elementary School recognized for excellence. Singer-songwriter performs in studio.
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Insight: Remembering Ray / News Network / "An American...
We listen back to a previous interview with Ray Manzarek. An update on the Leila Fowler murder investigation. KVIE documentary on Yuba County mosque. Highlighting hunger in our area. Was the world more orderly following the Big Bang than it is now?
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Insight: The Arts and Basketball / Stem Cell Cloning /...
Will a new sports and entertainment complex in downtown Sacramento help or hurt the area's other arts orgnizations? UC Davis stem cell researcher on new developments in cell cloning. Eight-year-old releases new app for kids looking for healthy habits
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Insight: Kings Sale / Capitol Chat / "Next Fall" / Susie...
A deal has been reached between the Maloofs and a new ownership group for the Kings. Katie Orr on budget revision reaction and Prop. 13. Resurrection Theatre takes on heavy themes. Bluegrass band performs in our studios and is in Winters tonight.
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Insight: Kings Stay in Sacramento / Power Politics in...
The Kings will stay in Sacramento but there are still questions about who will own the team. We'll hear the latest. How political party money influences races in California. New Helvetia Theatre stages Niel Simon play. Devin Yamanaka with new jazz.
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Insight: Kings Update / Youth Unemployment / Burning Man...
How difficult is it really to find a job as a young person in today's economy. Sacramento Burners get their build on. Stephanie Gularte and Janis Stevens team up for a new Cap Stage production.
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Insight: Capitol Chat / James Beard Awards / "Listen To...
What does extra money in the state budget mean for California? Sacramento's old and new food traditions honored with prestigious awards. Local writers come together for Mother's Day show. Old-time roots group performs in studio.
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Insight: Unanimous Court / Breast Cancer Endowment / Amy...
Law Professor John Sims takes explores the current make-up of California's Supreme Court. Women share stories of mothers they lost to breast cancer. Musicians perform in our studio. Samples of music from this week's In the Flow Festival.
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Insight: Speaker Perez / Cutbacks to Firefighting...
Budget talk with California Assembly leader. How the federal sequestration might impact California's ability to fight fires. Rick Kushman gives an inside look at how wine really gets to stores and markets. Oakland celebrates cats with video fest.
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Insight: Marijuana Ruling / News Network / Syrian...
Sacramento County Supervisor responds to court ruling allowing bans on marijuana dispensaries. Update on search for 8-year-old's killer. Syrian professor speaks about potential "brain drain." Marci Nault releases debut novel. Sands Hall directs.
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Insight: Positive Youth Justice Initiative / College...
Plans to keep young people in the justice system from returning to the system as adults; Exploring a high school program that incorporates college classes; Best-selling author John Lescroart's new thriller; Women passing down the art of carpentry.
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Insight: Pot Farm Poisons / Environmentalist Maude...
Poisons used on marijuana farms to deter rodents are harming larger animals; Canadian environmentalist Maude Barlow explains the global water situation; Area high school students tackle gun control in an essay contest; The latest news with the Kings.
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Insight: Syrian Refugee Camp / Food Adulteration / Pet...
Keith Watenpaugh just returned from Syrian refugee camp in Jordan. Elaine Corn with new information about substitutions to foods like olive oil. Gina Spadafori talks about acupuncture for animals. Todd Morgan and Gary Mendoza perform in studio.
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Insight: News Network: Stockton / Growing Up Latino /...
Michael Fitzgerald and Tim Daly joins us with news from Stockton. Panel discussion hosted by Latino USA's Maria Hinojosa at UC Davis today. What plants should you be planting right now? And getting to know more about California native plants.
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Insight: General Produce / "Green Fire" / "Moving...
The history of Sacramento's long-standing food distributor which turns 80 this year. New documentary about conservationist Aldo Leopold airs on KVIE. A retired casanova encourages the women of his complex to move mountains in new play.
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Insight: Kings Update / Capitol Chat / "The Vintage...
We'll continue to cover breaking news in relation to the Boston Marathon bombing suspects. Ben Adler updates us on the latest Kings news from NYC. Gun bill makes movement in California legislature. New book from Francine Toder. Comic at Punchline.
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Insight: Kings Update / New CDCR Secretary / Boston...
Ben Adler and Bob Moffitt with the latest on the Kings. Jeffrey Beard on running the CDCR and realignment. How does social media impact perception of Boston Marathon bombing. Gary Vercelli with new releases in honor of Jazz Appreciation Month
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Insight: Before the Buzzer / "Nature Noir" / "Widowers'...
The latest on the Kings. Jordan Fisher Smith's book about crime and death in the American River Canyon is featured for Auburn's Community Reads. Janis Stevens directs George Bernard Shaw play at Cal Stage. Part two with jazz trombonist Steve Turre.
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Insight: Paying Taxes in California / "Trailblazer" /...
New report from California Budget Project on impact of state taxes on families. New biography of Governor Jerry Brown. Bees are on the decline and may threaten California's fruit crop. Can a nation depend on a highly-consolidated food system?
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Insight: Digital Textbooks / Alternative Education:...
What's the future of digital textbooks in the classroom? We examine another alternative educational option for parents. Jeffrey Littorno's new novel "Soul Hostage." Cale Wiggins brings us new music from around the world.
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Insight: Infill Zoning / U-Nite / New Performing Arts...
How could Sacramento's zoning codes impact the region? The Crocker showcases art from Sacramento State faculty and students. Opera and Philharmonic combine to keep their doors open. Rick Kushman on foothill wines.
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Insight: News Network / Alhambra Theatre / "The Bedside...
We check in on major news stories in Auburn, Woodland and Sacramento. Remembering the fight to save historic theater 40 years ago. Dr. Jeff Kane releases new book about listening to patients. Young star of STC play getting rave reviews.
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Insight: Kings Update / Capitol Chat / Food Allergies in...
Latest on the Sacramento Kings. Lawmakers are back to work this week and the Governor visits China. A rise in childhood food allergies has parents asking what they can do. Public art project to start in Sac. Jeff Hudson with music you'll hear here.
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Insight: NBA Relocation Meeting / Marcos Breton / River...
News10's Nick Monacelli joins us from New York City. Sacramento Bee columnist on possible impact of downtown redevelopment due to an arena. Minor League baseball opens season in West Sac. Three Stages hosts "greatest" interpreter of actor's humor
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Insight: News Network / The Supreme Court and Gay...
Stockton's bankruptcy and a new homeless shelter in Grass Valley in this week's News Network; A first-hand account of Prop 8 in the Supreme Court; The Comedy Spot's rough road to success; Rob Salas transitions from Shakespeare to dance.
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Insight: Capitol Chat: Texas / Sports Madness /...
Just how different is Texas from California in terms of politics and business. Are Americans' obsessed with sports and why do we love an underdog? Stockton native performs song from new CD in our studio. Nick Brunner on Public Radio Music Month.
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Insight: Inside Stockton / Keeping the Family Farm / Pet...
What life is really like for people living in a city that's declared bankruptcy. Tips for passing a family farm to the next generation. Gina Spadafori on what foods your pets should avoid and what brands are currently recalled. CapStage's latest play
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Insight: Arena Term Sheet / Supreme Court Takes on Prop....
The Arena term sheet was finally released and City Council might vote on it tonight. Arguments over the constitutionality of same-sex marriage begin today. Politics in Reno and an uptick in homicides in Midtown Sacramento. The yin and yang of brunch.
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Insight: Little Hoover Commission on State Parks /...
New report criticizes the management of California's State Park system and asks for changes. Bankruptcy proceedings for the City of Stockton begin today. A look at an Italian style of preschool and primary education. Jazz singer releases new album.
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Insight: Arena Term Sheet / Capitol Chat / "As You Like...
The latest on Sacramento's bid to keep the Kings from moving to Seattle, plus we'll hear what opponents are thinking about the plans. Ben Adler on latest unemployment numbers. Big Idea Theatre updates Shakespeare play.
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Insight: Climate-Smart Agriculture / "Anything Worth...
We talk with two scientists participating in this week's global science conference in UC Davis. Author talks about tragic run on Salmon River that she wrote about. New Helvetia Theatre's new musical. Simon Rowe with sounds from the Brubeck Festival.
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Insight: Gun Violence Prevention / Climbing Mt....
Elaine Corn defends lettuce in our new segment: "Eating the Region." We also talk with Mike Thompson about the gun-control debate; visit with the MIND Institute team about Mount Kilimanjaro; and hear from the women of "Robyn is Happy."
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Insight: Gun Owners / News Network: Stockton / Three...
We'll hear the voices of different gun owners who all visited a Sacramento gun shop on the same day. Stockton's battle with violent crime is gaining results and the Brubeck Festival gets under way. Three different productions of Shakespeare's play.
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Insight: Sequestration Impact on Counties / Silver Award...
The impact of sequestration on Meals on Wheels and county health departments. Girl Scout troop in Sacramento works toward Silver Award with community-service project. Sheriff Jones on realignment at the county level. New productions all over town.
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Insight: Capitol Chat / Father Madigan / SXSW Wrap /...
Ben Adler on teacher layoffs and the Bay Delta Conservation Plan. St. Patrick's Day Irish show benefits local charities. Nick Brunner takes us with him as he travels around Austin, Texas in search of music. Celtic band performs this weekend.
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Insight: New Pope / Brain Regulators / SXSW Music /...
We talk with two leaders of the Catholic faith in Sacramento about the announcement of the new pope. New research on microglia cells may explain the cause of autism. We hear how the first show went for Sac band G.Green. Nick Miller with new songs.
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Insight: Life on Mars? / Starting Snippet / SXSW...
UC Davis researcher Dawn Sumner updates us on the latest from the Mars Curiosity Rover. Creating a successful app in this business climate. Nick Brunner shares music from the Atenna Farms Showcase. Why vintage matters when it comes to your wine.
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Insight: News Network / The Hangar / SXSW Preview /...
We take a look at some of the big stories in Auburn and Woodland with Gus Thomson and Jim Smith. John Baccigaluppi talks about closing his longtime recording studio. Nick Brunner previews annual music conference. Chorus celebrates 20 years this week.
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Insight: The Effects of Realignment / Project-Based...
Does realignment make it harder to track parolees with GPS? Exploring a West Sacramento school's use of project-based learning in place. Up-and-coming chef Jacob Burton puts Truckee cuisine on the national scene.
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Insight: Sequester Fallout / Capitol Chat / Capitol Park...
NPR Senior Business Editor Marilyn Geewax on impact to California. Kevin Yamamura on covering California's capitol for 11 years. New book explores the history of the State Capitol Building and the surrounding park. Guitar virtuoso performs in studio.
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Insight: Tim Westergren / "Robyn is Happy" / "The...
Pandora founder is speaking at SARTA luncheon on Friday. World premiere of new play is at B Street Theatre. Author Melanie Benjamin's new book is about Anne Morrow Lindbergh. Kent Teeters with some danceable classical music.
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Insight: Marcos Breton / "Land of Milk and Money" /...
Sacramento Bee columnist on the Kings and Mayor Johnson's possible third term in office. American River College Professor writes new novel. Director Robert Grossman brings "Hava Nagila" to Sac. Poet Edythe Haendel Schwartz reads from her book.
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Insight: Mayor Kevin Johnson / News Network: Davis /...
We talk with Sacramento's Mayor about his efforts to keep the Kings in town and other initiatives he's leading in the city. Jeff Hudson on special vote-by-mail election in Davis. KOLT Productions new play about cutting.
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Insight: Seattle's Arena Plan / Health Benefits Design /...
Seattle's Art Thiel on effort to build an arena for a prospective basketball team. Covered California releases new information on pricing and coverage plans. Helping to feed the hungry in Sacramento. UOP Prof wins world cookbook award.
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Autism Grows Up
20 years after a sharp rise in autism rates, thousands of California children are aging out of special education. Each one enters adulthood with a unique combination of social deficits that promises a chalenging life.
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Insight: Capitol Chat / Pope's Final Day / Autism...
Matt Laslo and Ben Adler on what sequestration means federally and state wide. How Sacramento Catholics will mark historic day. Two teachers help autistic kids transition to adulthood. Event celebrates survivors. Nick Brunner with new music.
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Breaking news in the unfolding Kings drama. Latest on Stockton's bankruptcy hearing. How sequestration affects air travel regionally. Latest news from Western Veterinary Conference. Author releases third book in Messenger series. The Spokes perform.
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Insight: News Network / Progressive Education:...
Bob Moffitt and Jared Goyette on Sac's State of the City and the future of the Kings. What makes up a Montessori School and how is it different? ANTM winner Naima participates in fashion week. Songs from the movies make up trio's new CD.
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Insight: Progressive Education: Waldorf / "All Natural"...
Our two-part exploration of progressive education styles begins with Waldorf; An author's look at the ups and downs of going all natural in the developed world; Paleontologist Louise Leakey; What's driving the increase in local beer brewers?
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TED Radio Hour
Does the current education model nurture real learning in the classroom?
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State of the Re: Union - As Black As We Wish to Be
What does it mean to be black or white or even Native American? Host Al Letson takes us to a small town where residents are confronting these issues every day.
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Maya Angelou's Black History Month Special
Host Maya Angelou covers milestones by African Americans in Nobel Peace Prize, Grammy, Academy Awards, and cultural awards.
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Insight: Capitol Chat / Minimum Wage / "Sacramento...
Ben Adler on how proposals make their way through the legislature. A new bill seeks to raise the minimum wage in California to $8.25 next year. New book tells the bumpy, winding story of Sacramento's settlement. Comedian releases new CD, "Elf Orgy."
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Insight: School Closures / Valentine's Day / Gregory...
Eleven elementary schools could be closed in Sacramento. Last-minute shopping could boost local economy. Sacramento artist featured in upcoming Crocker exhibit. Sean Bianco with operatic odes to romance.
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Insight: State of the Union / Kushman By the Bottle /...
Matt Laslo on what it was like at the State of the Union and we get reaction to the President's address from Congressmen Ami Bera (D) and Tom McClintock (R). Rick Kushman with wine advice for Valentine's Day. Miles Davis record gets showcase at JB's.
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Insight: News Network: Sacramento / "Digital Dead End" /...
We get an update on efforts to keep the Sacramento Kings in town and why a seven percent share could make a big difference. Author and teacher Virginia Eubanks is in town. How do people choose religion or not? Book teaches skills to young people.
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Insight: Pope Retires / CEQA Changes? / Housing Recovery...
Reaction from parishioners in Sacramento to announcement. Should CEQA be changed to make it easier to do business in California? Assistance for local underwater homeowners. Hip Hop from Ghana. Words Take Wings features Newbury Honor author.
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Insight: Capitol Chat / California Gun Laws / Do...
The gun debate continues in California's Capitol with stricter laws proposed; A look at California's existing gun laws that aren't enforced; The limitations of gun control laws for reducing gun violence; How "50 Shades" is changing romance writing.
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Insight: Mars Rover Update / Homeless Inventor / "The...
UC Davis researcher gives us the latest on Curiosity's on-going mission; The story of a homeless man who got a new lease on life when a doctor decided to befriend him; Paula McLain's new book explores Hemingway's first marriage; Kent Teeters joins us
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Insight: HIV Vaccine / Marcos Breton / Gatsby's Music /...
Working with T-cell boosting vaccines to help prevent or control HIV; Reaction to local issues in the news, including the latest on Sacramento's Kings; Billy Novick and E. Faye Butler talk about their work; Sacramento band performs this weekend
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Insight: News Network: Nevada / Wellness Within / Fred...
Nevada's Legislature is meeting this week and immigration and the economy on lawmakers' minds; Non-profit offers therapy for those coping with the stress of long-term illness; Environmental issues in California; Air Force band plays Presidents' Day
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Insight: Super Bowl Reaction / Remembering Our Roots /...
Reaction to 49ers loss from Turlock principal; Former personal counsel to Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. speaks at Davis; How the state both kills and creates jobs; Tips for seasonal planting right now
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Insight: Capitol Chat / LiveStrong / Climbing Mt....
Dan Walters on gun control in California and how pensions play into the state budget; How the cancer charity is doing in the wake of Lance Armstrong's cheating admission; Fund-raising for fragile X syndrome; Turlock celebrates quarterback's success.
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Insight: Update on Syria / PPIC Report / "Baghdad Yoga"...
UC Davis professor on latest conflict in Syria; Statewide survey measures Gov. Brown's popularity; New book from active-duty servicemember and yoga instructor; Jokes about growing up Indian-American; Classical host Cale Wiggins shares personal music
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Insight: Immigration Reform / Hispanic Chamber of...
How new immigration reform proposals will change the status quo. HIspanic business leaders react to news of immigration reform. A look at Sondheim and Lapine's "Into the Woods" at Light Opera Theatre. The life and music of jazz great John Pizzarelli.
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Insight: News Network: Stockton / Photojournalist Micah...
Reaction to Gov. Brown's proposed Delta plan from people who live there. Photographing Africa's largest dump sites. Sacramento author releases third book in romance series. Mike Dugan's new book about sailing around the world without experience.
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Insight: CSUS President Alexander Gonzalez / So You Want...
Sacramento State University's president explains the struggle to give students more courses for the same price; The pains and joys of starting a winery; Sacramento's new Running Hall of Fame; Richard Turner photographs the nature of America.
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Insight: Capitol Chat / Flu Update / SF Sketchfest /...
Analysis of California's State of the State address in Capitol Chat; How bad is the flu in California and will a shot still protect you? Davis native organizes acclaimed SF Sketchfest for 12th year; Shawn Colvin performs in Sacramento.
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Insight: 2013 State of the State / Democrat and...
Listen to a live broadcast, plus analysis, of Gov. Brown's State of the State. Local Democrats and Republicans share their post-speech thoughts. NPR's weekly show "From the Top" features local musicians. Sound Advice with Nick Brunner's music picks.
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Insight: Kings Sale Done Deal? / ON INNOVATION / Pet...
The financial fallout of the Sacramento Kings' potential relocation to Seattle; The inventor of Travelocity.com explains how to turn on innovation; Pet diets and the dangers of animal obesity; Comedian Jack Gallagher discusses his new one-man show.
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Insight: Inauguration / Kings Update / Livestrong...
Local students who saw Obama's inauguration first-hand. The deal that's sending the Kings to Seattle. Will Lance Armstrong send you away from the sport you loved? The latest news from Davis. Mindflowers, bringing back 60s music with a modern twist.
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Insight: Doping Update / Seasonal Flu / Capitol Chat /...
Lance Armstrong's doping confession. How we can avoid this "particularly severe" flu season. A preview of the State of the State. Sacramento chef Adam Pechal debuts on ABC's "The Taste." Live music with Grammy-nominated folk musician John McCutcheon
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Insight: Nevada SOTS / Garth Lenz / BARK the Musical /...
Analysis of Wednesday's Nevada State of the State address. The photography of environmental photojournalist Garth Lenz. The Sacramento Theatre Co. partners with the SPCA for a unique musical comedy. Devin Yamanaka joins us with her jazz picks.
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Insight: Second Amendment / The Fear Project / William...
A closer look at the history of the Second Amendment. "The Fear Project," a book about the science and adventure behind fear. The effects of time and weather in William Ishmael's artwork. The "folky-rock" music of Jennifer O'Connor and Chris Brokaw.
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Insight: News Network / Keeping the Promise / Eldering /...
This week's News Network looks at the media frenzy surrounding the state of the Kings. Business opportunities for disabled veterans. Retirement and how to redefine aging in positive terms. A student project pieces together Sacramento's heritage.
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Insight: Latest in Syria / Natomas Levees / New...
UC Davis professors discuss the latest developments in Syria. New legislation to protect from flooding in the Natomas Basin. A play based on the excommunication of Spinoza from the Jewish community. The Great Gatsby brought to life through ballet.
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Insight: Capitol Chat / Kings' Move? / Human Trafficking...
Analysis and reaction to Gov. Brown's 2013-2014 budget; The latest in Sacramento's on-going basketball saga; Raising awareness to fight modern slavery; Inspirational figure gives key-note address; Eclectic band performs live in our studio
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Insight: State Budget Announcement / Zoom / Sound...
Gov. Brown's budget plan for this fiscal year. "Zoom," an acrobatic performance by the National Danish Performance team. Violinist Rachel Barton Pine's musical influences, plus a live performance. Ben Adler recaps the governor's announcement.
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Insight: California Insurance Rates / Preventable...
California’s Insurance Commissioner calls for new regulatory authority. Cancers caused by HPV are on the rise. A new film showing at the Wild and Scenic Music Festival in Nevada City. Kushman by the Bottle features the big wine trends in 2013.
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Insight: News Network / Wild and Scenic Film Festival /...
The top news stories of the Sacramento region. Climate change, the spotlight of this year's Wild and Scenic Film Festival. CapRadio Reads kicks off with Mr. Penumbra's 24-Hour Bookstore by Robin Sloan. The thriving indie music scene in Sacramento.
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Insight: New Legislation / Sketching Governor Brown /...
The new legislative session and their "to do" list. Jack Ohman sketches Governor Jerry Brown. The genesis of ideas to art. Detropia, a featured film in the San Joaquin International Film Festival. The acoustic rock music of Christian DeWild.
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Insight: Capitol Chat / Jack Ohman / Saturate Yolo /...
We take a closer look at new laws taking effect this month. Jack Ohman, Sacramento Bee's new editorial cartoonist. "Saturate Yolo," an art exhibit showcasing images created by the iPhone. Bands to follow in 2013, per Blue Dog Jam host Nick Brunner.
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Insight: Fiscal Cliff Deal / Health Trends / Eating...
We've averted a fall off the fiscal cliff, but what now? Changes in California's 2013 healthcare picture. Elaine Corn has five thoughts to share on eating better this year. The stage is set for an impressive and diverse year for the arts.
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Insight: Laura Ling / Evolving Eyes / Billy Mills /...
Best of 2012: Laura Ling's candid description of her captivity in North Korea; Exploration of the eye; Wise words from Olympian Billy Mills; The world of young, blind pianist Chris Nakamura; Local musicians Sherman Baker and Autumn Sky in duet.
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Insight: Firefighting Veterans / Farid and Naheed Senzai...
Best of 2012: The CA firefighters program for military veterans; Middle East/U.S. relations; UC Davis professors discuss the Mayan collapse; A collection of stories from two decades of riding the light rail; The voice and legend of Luciano Pavarotti.
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Insight: California School Safety / Pet Tales / "A...
California Senate President Pro-tem Darrell Steinberg discusses school safety in the state; Gina Spadafori advises about pets' end-of-life care; A spoken-word Christmas narrative of six Old West sidekicks; Vintage holiday recordings on Sound Advice.
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Insight: Ami Bera / Third Wave Coffee / Ballerina Rose /...
Ami Bera's plan for California's 7th congressional district; Sacramento's artisan coffee scene moves to the subarbs; 15-year old Rose Vermazen shares her stories of dancing with the Bolshoi Academy; John Lee Hooker Jr.'s new album "All Hooked Up"
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Insight: Post-Disaster Trauma / Egypt Referendum /...
The tragic events of Sandy Hook Elementary School are a traumatic reminder of Stockton's 1989 shooting; Saturday's divisive referendum vote in Egypt; Cutting back on holiday energy use this winter; Local jazz musician Joe Gilman's new album.
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Insight: Capitol Chat / Memories of McClatchy Library /...
Ben Adler wraps up 2012 in this week's Capitol Chat; McClatchy Library's book "Memories of McClatchy Library," a compilation of memories from the early 1940s to the present; Australian concert band members join musical ranks with Rio Americano High.
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Insight: "Sidelined: Concussions in Sports" / Square...
Two former NFL players and a KVIE producer discuss concussions before a KVIE documentary on the subject; "XII: Square Exhibit" showcases the intrigue of square photos; Rick Kushman offers advice on sparking wines, which aren't just for celebrations.
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Insight: Fiscal Cliff and California Taxes / News...
We discuss the impending fiscal cliff and its potential ramifications in California; This week's News Network joins together two News and Review publications from Sacramento and Reno; "The Alabaster Orphan", a controversial portrayal of Jesus' mother.
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Insight: Dealing With Grief / Tahoe's New Plan /...
Grief is discussed in the wake of recent events; A decision about the first new regional plan in Tahoe since 1987; A documentary about the railroad pass from Sacramento to the Donnor Summit; Men of Worth join Sacramento Master Singers this Christmas.
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Insight: Capitol Chat / Prop 8 / Somewhere Between /...
New lawmakers in this week's Capitol Chat / The Supreme Court's ruling on Prop 8 / A documentary following four young girls adopted from China as a result of the One Child Policy / John Weed of Molly's Revenge and their Celtic Christmas Celebration.
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Insight: Entrepreneurs Showcase / Prostate Cancer / B...
Ten Sacramento entrepreneurs showcase their talents; How prostate cancer affects Sacramento men; The B Street Theatre celebrates its 10th anniversary with "The Gift of the Magi"; Paul Conley remembers Brubeck on his 92nd birthday for Sound Advice.
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Insight: Marcos Breton / Seasonal Foods / "As You Like...
The Sacrameno Bee's Marcos Breton talks about the new Sacramento City Councilmember; Experts from local restaurants suggest seasonal foods; CK McClatchy High School students discuss their version of "As You Like It;" Jazz singer Beth Duncan's new CD.
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Insight: News Network / Knife Fight / Richard Savino
A look at the storm's impact in Auburn, privacy concerns with Woodland Police's license plate scanners, and more; Knife Fight, a film co-written by political consultant Chris Lehane; Richard Savino, director of the Grammy-nominated ensemble El Mundo.
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Insight: Marathon Follow-Up / Dr. Peter Mansoor /...
Former U.S. Army Colonel Peter Mansoor gives his take on foreign policy with the President's re-election; Life discovered beneath one of Antarctica's most isolated frozen lakes; A new book about how bad grammar could be killing your business life.
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Insight: World AIDS Day / Lee Child / Rockwell Models /...
Upcoming World AIDS Day and what Sacramento is doing about it; Lee Child, author and creator of the character "Jack Reacher;" Thornton Percival, former model for artist Norman Rockwell; Holiday concerts in this week's Sound Advice.
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Insight: Methane Leak Flights / Pet Tales: Winterizing /...
A UC Davis scientist explains how he finds gas leaks with his airplane; Protecting your home from muddy pets in this month's Pet Tales; Renowned Irish actor Barry McGovern is directing a play at UC Davis; Grammy-nominated country singer Iris DeMent.
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Insight: News Network / Slow Drink Movement / Violin...
The disbanding of the Sacramento Sports Commission; Brew Ferment Distill, Tim Clark's slow drink response to the Sacramento's slow food movement; 12-year violinist and author Eleanore Hamilton; Concert series Music at Noon's 10th anniversary.
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Insight: Thanksgiving Travel Trends / Kushman by the...
How are iPhones and Twitter easing Thanksgiving travel congestion? Wine expert Rick Kushman explains wine pairings for your Thanksgiving meal; Gypsy jazz trio Jazz Gitan performs in our studio; Get your holiday soundtrack in Sound Advice.
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Insight: News Network: Stockton / A Thanksgiving...
A look at the new city leaders in Stockton with Record Columnist Michael Fitzgerald; A culinary trip in time to the original Thanksgiving table; How giving blood supports local theater and gets you tickets; New poetry by Sacramento poet Tim Kahl.
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Insight: Gaza Conflict / Non-Traditional Thanksgiving /...
Today, we'll be discussing the Gaza conflict with UC Davis Professor Keith Watenpaugh; How to create a nontraditional Thanksgiving spread; Professor Matt McCormick's research-based argument against Christ; The music of local band Walking Spanish.
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Insight: Capitol Chat / Cemetery Rose / CAVE Women /...
In today's Capitol Chat, a look at the still-undecided Ami Bera-Dan Lungren house race; A documentary about the history of roses in Sacramento's Old City Cemetery; Folk group CAVE Women's new album; Jazz Sound Advice with Devin Yamanaka.
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Insight: Republicans' Limited Role in California /...
How does the Republican Party stay relevant in California, now that the Democrats have a supermajority in both legislative houses? Former Caliornia Assemblyman Roger Niello and former GOP campaign strategist Doug Elmets discuss the GOP's new role.
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Insight: News Network: Sacramento / The Collapse of...
Election results for tight Sacramento City Council races in this week's News Network; A new study suggests extreme weather preceded the collapse of Mayan civilization; Stained glass murals of Yosemite; Celtic folk duo Men of Worth.
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Insight: Capitol Chat / Reporting on Campaigns / Kyle...
Now that Democrats have a supermajority in California what do Republicans do? We explore in Capitol Chat; Are journalists obscuring politicians' messages? Young political and community activist Kyle Thielen; New Orleans jazz trumpeter Kid Chocolate.
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Insight: School Tax and Bond Measures / Edgar Degas in...
A look at how Proposition 30 and Sacramento area school bonds will help students; Dozens of pieces of Edgar Degas' artwork are showing in Turlock; Jazz saxophonist Eric Darius; Reissues of 1960's and 1970's songs in this week's Sound Advice.
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Insight: Election Results and Analysis / Polling vs....
A look at which propositions passed and failed this election; Comparing pre-election polling with post-election results; Analysis of Reno's importance in this year's presidential race; A little political comic relief with Keith Lowell Jensen.
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Insight: At the Polls / Voter Turnout California / Voter...
At polling places around Sacramento we ask voters which issues influenced their opinions most this election season; A look at voter turnout and trends in voting this year; Reno's role in choosing the next president; 1,000 ways to cook persimmons.
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Insight: Election Polling / Proposition Song / Measure M...
We check in with The Field Polls Mark DiCamillo and hear The Proposition Song from the California Voter Foundation. Charter Commission measure on Sac City ballot. Former DJs reminisce about legendary local station. Sac State presents iconic poem.
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Insight: Capitol Chat / Prop 40 / Augusta Read Thomas /...
A new poll shows voters are shifting their opinion of an initiative that would repeal the death penalty; Prop 40 was abandoned by supporters but opponents fear it may pass; Virtuoso composer Augusta Read Thomas; Parisian guitarist Thibault Cauvin.
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Insight: Prop. 39 / Jack Ohman / "Memphis" / Carly...
We'll take a look at the "single sales factor" and why it matters to companies that do business in California. Tony Award-winning musical plays Sacramento. "Boisterous" local band performs in studio. Kent Teeters with music by Brahms and Brubeck.
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Insight: Proposition 38 / Sandy-Related Travel Delays /...
The pros and cons of Prop 38, which would raise taxes to directly fund schools; When will Californians stranded along the storm-battered East Coast make it home? An overview of Sacramento's supernatural side; The quality of this year's wine harvest.
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Insight: Sacramento Responders Helping with Hurricane...
Sacramento area volunteers are heading east to help with Hurricane Sandy evacuations; Sacramento initiatives to improve and fund schools; The battle over whether or not to label genetically engineered food; Fairytale Town storyteller Francie Dillon.
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Insight: Sacramento's District 4 Race / Proposition 36 /...
Which of two candidates are best suited to control Sacramento's new Downtown/Land Park district? A proposition to alter California's three-strikes law is popular among voters; The heated election scene in Reno; Cooking for carnivores without meat.
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Insight: Cuban Missile Crisis / Proposition 35 /...
The 50th anniversary of the ending of America's 13-day nuclear stand-off with the Soviet Union; The pros and cons of an initiative seeking to curb human trafficking; Why are California's Glaciers receding? The history of Sacramento's famous dead.
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Insight: Proposition 34 / One Amazing Thing / The Year...
Proposition 34 puts the future of California's death penalty in voters' hands; An awe-inspiring novel about truth and survival; A one-woman play based on Sacramento-born award-winning novelist Joan Didion's life; Sound Advice with Nick Brunner.
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Insight: Proposition 33 / Pet Tales: Boarding / Gargoyle...
Proposition 33 may help some drivers and penalize others; What to do with your pet when you're out of town; A Sacramento teacher's transition into writing a young adult novel; Area young musicians shine as NPR's "From the Top" records in Davis.
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Insight: Third Presidential Debate Analysis /...
Analysis of the final presidential debate, which focused on foreign policy; The gist of Prop 32, which limits payroll deductions for political advocacy; The future of water and schools in Davis; A play based on an Alfred Hitchcock whodunnit.
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Insight: Capitol Chat: Proposition 31 / Rural Voices /...
The support, opposition, and intentions of Prop 31 explained; Yolo residents share their love of Cache Creek in an expansive art project; Composer Richard Einhorn's new score for a classic silent film; Jazz Sound Advice with Gary Vercelli.
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Insight: Presidential Debate Styles / Proposition 30 /...
As the presidential debate mini-series rolls on, we analyze the style adopted by each candidate; Prop 30's potential impact on education and the economy; Outgoing Sacramento poet laureate Bob Stanley; A mixed media book featuring music and art.
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Insight: News Network / "Soul Calling" / "Vinegar Tom" /...
We hear how Jerry McNerney and Ricky Gill fared in the debate for Ninth Congressional District. New book documents Hmong life in Fresno. Stockton gets a taste of Cirque with "Dralion." New play at the Elks Tower is unique in many ways
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Insight: Syria's Refugees / Schwarzenegger's Book Tour /...
Syrians are flooding into neighboring countries to avoid bombings in the ongoing crisis; How Arnold Schwarzenegger is hurting himself with his new book; Ron Cunningham celebrates 25 years with the Sacramento ballet; Brazillian pianist Eliane Elias.
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Insight: Vice Presidential Debate Analysis / NPR...
Did Vice President Joe Biden stop the Romney campaign's momentum in a debate with Pual Ryan? NPR President Gary Knell talks government funding and trends in radio; Laura Ling discusses her captivity in North Korea; Progressive pastor Jay Bakker.
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Insight: Farid Senzai / Bay-Delta Conference / Conrad...
Farid Senzai explains his escape from Afghanistan and ongoing problems in the region; Scientists, politicians and the public discuss Delta issues in an upcoming conference; Teen piano prodigy Conrad Tao; Operatic Sound Advice with Sean Bianco.
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Insight: Valley Fever / Marcos Breton / In Switch /...
A disease in California's Central Valley is making a resurgence; Sacramento Bee columnist Marcos Breton talks baseball and politics; A suspense-filled pyschological thriller written for the stage by an Academy Award-winning screenwriter.
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Insight: Gas Price Spike / News Network: Stockton / Hop...
When will the gas price spike end and could it have been avoided? The mood of San Joaquin voters as the election nears and the recession drags on; A beer brewer is reviving Sacramento's tradition of growing hops; Award-winning poet Joshua McKinney.
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Insight: Capitol Chat / Alaska Revisited / Weinstock's...
Senior editor of The Sacramento Bee's opinion pages, Dan Morain, join us to discuss election season; Reinette Senum's one-woman show about her trek across Alaska; The history of "Sacramento's finest department store."
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Insight: First Debate / Rising Opera Stars / Sound...
We'll hear analysis of the first Presidential debate between Barack Obama and Mitt Romney. UC Davis Conductor talks about his "Rising Stars of Opera." Cale Wiggins gets scary in this week's edition of Sound Advice
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Insight: Arts in Sacramento / Frankie the Dog / High...
Sacramento's arts scene is facing aging buildings, growing competition and a lack of corporate sponsorship; An area high school debate team is taking state titles; A controversy over the use of the word "chateau" in wine labels.
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Insight: News Network / Nature Kids / I Love You, You're...
A look at how Foothill communities are receiving a new law that bans using dogs in hunting; A documentary about using nature to stop bad behavior in kids; The hilarious off-Broadway musical about relationships I Love You, You're Perfect, Now Change.
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Insight: California's Business Climate / Women Warriors...
An exploration of California's business climate by comparing it to some of the nation's most business-friendly states; Army veterans and their stories of suffering through domestic violence; A new book about mail order brides in the Old West.
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Insight: Capitol Chat / Mustard Seed Spin / Christian...
In this week's Capitol Chat we discuss the bills Governor Brown is signing into law, and a few of the ones he's vetoed; One group is getting kids cycling at an early age to improve their health; Renowned jazz bassist Christian McBride and his band.
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Insight: Fracking / Richard Beeman / Viva La Musica! /...
An investigation into the controversy surrounding hydraulic fracturing "fracking" for natural gas; Constitutional expert Richard Beeman reflects on today's government; Sacramento Philharmonic's Latino performance; New indie music in Sound Advice.
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Insight: News Network / Pet Insurance / Rose Vermazen /...
The fight to curb basejumping from Foresthill bridge and limit food trucks in Auburn; Less than 1 percent of cats and dogs have pet insurance; A Davis teen is heading to Russia to dance in the ballet; Electronica symphony composer Samuel Carl Adams.
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Insight: Molly Munger / California's Non-elected Power...
Wealthy education advocate Molly Munger explains Proposition 38; The 100 non-elected people shaping California public policy in 2012; A Laguna Creek High School musical poking fun at singing competitions; Todd Morgan sings to help an ill friend.
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Insight: Shuttle Fly Over / Capitol Chat / Zombie Movie...
Ben Adler on Prop. 30 polling. We talk to people who watched Endeavor pass over Sacramento. Sac Bee reporter writes zombie movie. Jazz singer returns to Sacramento before heading to Monterey Jazz Festival
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Insight: Artificial Brain / Promising Drug Study / "The...
Research into neural networks and why scientist are trying to model the brain. Clinical study on fragile x syndrome patients shows promise for people with autism spectrum disorder. History students find stories at Monterey Jazz Fest. New jazz music.
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Insight: Workers' Compensation Reform / Safe Ground /...
The good and bad of changes to California's worker's compensation law; Will wooden dwellings for homeless be good for Sacramento? Five myths about olive oil and a push to improve quality control; Saxophonist Jeff Alkire comes to Sacramento.
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Insight: News Network: Nevada Politics / Anti-American...
A lawsuit claims Nevada isn't actively registering low-income voters, which could skew the swing state's election results; What's fueling Middle-East Anti-American protests? The poetry of Jeff Knorr; Corporate greed on the Capital Stage with ENRON.
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Insight: Reno Air Races Wrap Up / Salmon Fishing /...
The story of a family recovering from last year's deadly crash at the Reno Air Races; Fishermen gear up for what looks like a great fall salmon run; Japanese-American history told through baseball; Folk band CAVE Women are nominated for a Sammie.
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Insight: Pension Changes / Capitol Chat / "The Reunion"...
How will historic pension changes affect California's public employees? Dan Walters offers his thoughts on the power of public labor unions in Cap Chat. An original play by a Carmichael man premieres this weekend. Band performs at weekend festival
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Insight: Decline of Labor Unions / California's...
Organized labor is losing members, power and support. What does this mean for California? Electoral reforms are changing California's political landscape; Fall running events in the Sacramento region; Sound Advice on this year's theatre season.
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Insight: Reno Air Races / "America's Heartland" / Rufus...
We talk to organizers about the annual races in Reno; The eighth season of PBS show produced in Sacramento airs tonight; Sacramento author releases new novel; Wine season begins and the tasting is good
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Insight: Back to Afghanistan / News Network: Sacramento...
A wounded soldier from Sacramento is being re-deployed to Afghanistan; Sacramento's controversial new law designed to deter Occupy-type protests; The constitutionality of favoring some students over others; The Sacramento Comedy Festival returns.
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Insight: Hantavirus / Almost Somewhere / Blind Artists /...
The fact and fiction about a rare and deadly virus at Yosemite National Park; A travel writer's tale of a month-long journey along the John Muir Trail; Visonary blind photographer Peter Eckert; Sacramento indie band Sea of Bees.
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Insight: Capital Chat: DNC Wrap Up / High School...
The Democratic National Convention ends, but what was accomplished? The all encompassing world of high school football returns; When to pair beer and when to pair wine with your meal; Celtic indie duo Cahalen & Eli perform in our studio.
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Insight: IHOP Shooting Anniversary / Mental Illness and...
We explore the link betwen mental illness and violence one year after a mass shooting in Carson City, Nevada; Sacramento Bee Columnist Marcos Breton returns with his unique perspective; A talking, singing mime troupe; More classical Sound Advice.
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Insight: Democratic National Convention: Day Two /...
We discuss what California Democrats are doing at the party's convention in North Carolina; Managing endangered plant life is an unregulated free-for-all in California; A documentary about Senior Olympians; Banjo virtuoso Bla Fleck.
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California's Legislative Session Ends / News Network:...
Ranking Democrat Darrell Steinberg explains what the California legislature achieved this year; We look at the Democratic National Convention in our News Network; A program that turns kids into published writers; The gospel music of Mahalia Jackson.
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Insight: Capitol Chat / Intellectual Property / Eric...
What California delegates think of Paul Ryan at the GOP Convention and the latest news from Sacramento as lawmakers rush to pass bills before end of session. When borrowing becomes theft. Two eclectic concerts this weekend and advice on new songs
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Insight: Republican National Convention / Sacramento's...
The Republican National Convention is in full swing. We see what role California delegates are playing; A look at the good and bad of Sacramento's business climate; Olympian Kim Conley returns from London; Itialian musician Toni Bruna performs.
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Insight: News Network / Underrepresented CA Voters /...
The GOP is up against the weather once again; Politics and more in Tampa; The cause of the Reno Air Show crash; Water skier extraordinaire explains how he overcomes his disability; Underrepresented CA voters; The Lions are back at Raley Field.
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Insight: CSU Non-Resident Enrollment / Wasting Lunch /...
CSU's plan to admit higher-paying, out-of-state students comes under fire; How pervasive is food waste in schools? The Central Valley's slow economic recovery gains steam; New York Times best-selling author Debbie Macomber discusses her latest novel.
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Insight: Capitol Chat / Is California like Greece? / The...
Capitol Chat highlights the bills being pushed in the California legislature this week; Is California Greece? According to The Atlantic, no; The World's Finest Apples perform in our studio; Sound Advice features the latest Blue Dog Jam jams.
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Insight: Bankruptcy and Retirees / Otis Griffin / Pet...
Is bankruptcy becoming a new rite of passage for older Americans? Gina Spadafori talks about end-of-life care for pets; Sacramento boxer Otis Griffin on reviving the boxing scene with his Friday night fight; Vince Vicari performs in studio.
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Insight: News Network: Fire Update / Todd Borg /...
We'll get an update on the Chips Fire from Chico and hear how a new fire fee is playing with Auburn residents. Tahoe based author releases latest Owen McKenna mystery. Actress Brenda Wong Aoki stars in play. Seattle band makes a stop in Sacramento
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Insight: Costs of Fire Season / Medicaid Block Grants /...
Fighting fires on a tight budget; How could a Mitt Romney presidency alter California's implementation of Medicaid & the Affordable Care Act? Music Circus' final show starts rehearsal; Spirits are high as Midtown Cocktail Week gets shaking.
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Insight: Capitol Chat / Antibacterials and Muscle...
This week's political scene at the Capitol; Capitol Bureau Chief Ben Adler will review the events; Antibacterials used in soap may impair muscle function; Rapper Zaki Syed lifts his voice for tolerance; A new anthology of poetry and fiction.
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Insight: School Funding Ballot Measures / Heathens and...
Area school districts open the academic year with uncertain budgets and ballot measures; A look at two different film festivals in Sacramento and Nevada City; A little Sound Advice with jazz host Devin Yamanaka.
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Insight: Realty Wrap Up / Digital Vaudeville Art /...
Buying starter homes now; Digital Vaudeville: a new art vision of 19th century photography and contemporary digital imaging; Olympian Medalists Haley and Alyssa Anderson grew up swimming at the Granite Bay Swim Club; "Psyche" at the Barnyard Theatre.
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Insight: Ashkelon / News Network / Good Jobs / Punch and...
Sacramento's attempt for a sister city in Israel ignites opposition; CalPERS and Wall Street are battling to get paid by bankrupt Stockton; Are good jobs harder to find in California? The Punch and Pie Fest offers five days of punk rock in Midtown.
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Insight: Gun Control Bills / K Street History /...
California legislators are pushing tighter gun restrictions following shootings in Wisconsin and Colorado; A history of Sacramento's K Street. Sacramento's appeal to Hollywood production companies; The Quinn Hedges Band performs in our studio.
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Insight: Hate Groups / "Blood and Honour" / Capitol Chat...
White supremacist bands thrive in the Sacramento Valley, why? A look at the numerous bills working their way through the legislature before September; What's next for Curiosity's Mars mission? We wrap up our 2012 Olympics coverage of local athletes.
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Insight: Earthquake Regularity / Olympic History /...
The science behind predicting earthquakes in California and beyond; The rich history of the Olympic gold medal and other stories from the games' past; "Weird Al" talks about his upcoming appearance. Submerge Magazine joins us with Sound Advice.
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Insight: Calif. Health Bills / The Soldiers Project /...
Details about the numerous health bills heading to Governor Brown's desk; A non-profit is working nonstop to reintegrate soldiers with mental health problems into society; We explore Britain's contribution to wine; Flamenco guitarist Ottmar Liebert.
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Insight: Alcohol on the American River / News & Review...
The future of business in Midtown and the credit card scandal are some of the hot topics being discussed on this week's News & Reviews Network; The Regional Parks District requests an increased ban on alcohol; "Massive Delicious" has a new CD.
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Insight: UN Envoy to Syria / Curiosity Landing / Olympic...
An update on Syria's internal turmoil now that UN Special Envoy Kofi Annan has resigned from his post; NASA rover "Curiosity" lands on Mars Sunday; More Olympic interviews with area athletes; The Kimberly Trip performs live in our studio.
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Insight: Capitol Chat / Insurance Commissioner / Chris...
Dan Walters discusses the battle between two dueling tax initiatives. Dave Jones on ACA provisions that just went into effect. Comedian performs in Sacramento. Kent Teeters with Bach recordings done with accordion
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Insight: Sinking Delta Islands / Olympic Update / Red...
The Sacramento Delta Islands are sinking and that's bad news for California's fresh water system; The psychology of the modern Olympic viewer; Frank Luna's new thriller about astronauts stuck on Mars; An area pastry chef will be on "Cupcake Wars."
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2010.07.06 - State Scientists/Shakespeare...
Do California state workers make more or less than the private sector; Lake Tahoe event is changing; Musical opens at Music Circus; Artist's new book
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2010.06.30 - Prop 14/Smart Growth Study/Bhutanese...
How will primaries change in California; New study on urban planning from high-speed rail; Author Jack L. Parker's latest book; Ross Hammond and NSAA
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2010.06.29 - Pension Problem/Survival Guide/Historic...
Are public pensions a problem for California's budget; New book from local mathematician; Update on Sierra No. 3; Electronic band performs Friday
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2010.06.28 - State Parks/ Horse Culture/ Isabella...
Reporters investigate state of California State Parks; More on wild horses; 11-year-old TV journalist from Sacramento; Singer-songwriter performs
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2010.06.24 - Oil and Animals/Top-Two Primary/Douglas...
What should be done for birds caught in oil spills; How the top-two open primary is working in Washington; Artist releases first CD; Record sale finds
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2010.06.22 - State Worker Pay/ San Diego Strong Mayor/...
Could state workers' be paid minimum wage; Voters just approved a strong mayor form of government; Musician performs this weekend
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2010.06.21 - Wild Horses/ Justice Stevens/ Davis Wiki/...
BLM is considering changing wild horse program; UC Davis prof on retiring Supreme Court Justice; Community web site wins grant; Grad student competes
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2010.06.18 - Making Cuts/ Mishna Wolff/ Sea of Bees/...
Sac Supervisors on county budget cuts; Author is touring with her memoir; How microbes in human's guts help or hurt; Indie-pop singer-songwriter
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2010.06.17 - French Film/ Marty Ylitalo/ Wet Ink/ Sound...
Director Stephanie Vasseur in town for festival; Percussionist performs in Placerville; Ambitious new-classical concert in the foothills; Nick Brunner
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2010.06.16 - Arden Arcade/Getting Old/Graham Nash...
Questions are raised about cityhood quest; Author and buddhist Susan Moon on aging; Local artists release tribute album; Singer-songwriter performs
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2010.06.15 - Auburn Recreation/Health Reform
What's going to happen to the Auburn Recreation Area; National health reform helps uninsured in California
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2010.06.11 - H1N1 Vaccine/ Advergames/ Modesto CD/ Gay...
Should you still get vaccinated; Advertisers target kids with online games; Compilation CD features Modesto-based bands; Sac chorus celebrates 25 year
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2010.06.10 - Bishop Quinn/Sunflower Project/Janiva...
Bishop emeritus of Sacramento being honored; 'Citizen scientists' track bees; Blues singer returns to Winters; Dimple Records owner with new tracks
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2010.06.09 - Election Analysis/Bankrupt Cities/Nurse...
What happened in yesterday's primary and why; Should it be harder for cities to file for bankruptcy; Planned walkout by nurses blocked; Health guide
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2010.06.08 - Dan Schnur/ Voter Turnout/ Oil Spill...
New head of the FPPC on his role; What's happening at the polls today; UC Davis toxicologist updates us on oil spill; Roseville native on food stamps
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2010.06.07 - Education Lawsuit/Diesel Spill/Women's...
Lawsuit claims California shortchanges public education; Clean-up near Donner Lake; Dr. Christiane Northrup in Sac; Blues man returns to hometown
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2010.06.04 - Sac City Cuts/Sierra History/Tinsley...
What cuts does the City of Sacramento have to make; Sharing history of the Sierra Nevada; Guitarist performs in Winters; Tribute to Ella Fitzgerald
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2010.06.03 - Marcos Breton/ Placer Cookbook/ All on...
Sacramento Bee columnist on issues in the news; New seasonal cookbook specific to county; Local band has new album and tour; Classical Michael Frost
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2010.06.02 - Suing Credit Raters/Newspaper Study/Opera...
Tahoe City man sues credit raters; Newspapers can survive according to new study; Natomas woman returns to singing; Colorful play opens locally
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2010.06.01 - Sacramento County Sheriff's Race / Brubeck...
The four candidates for Sacramento County Sheriff join us live in studio for a discussion of the big issues
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2010.05.28 - Budget Study/ Bike Control/ Dorine...
New study on Gov. Schwarzenegger's budget cuts; How humans control bikes; Davis-based poet has new book; Afro-Cuban band at Jazz Jubilee
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2010.05.27 - Prop 15 / Woodland measure V / Sac Jazz /...
Pros and cons of California ballot proposition 15; Woodland city measure V; Sacramento Jazz Festival and Jubilee; Sound Advice - Off Air
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2010.05.26 - Kevin Johnson/John Waters/Mexico...
Sacramento's mayor on big issues facing city; Film director speaks at Cal Lectures; Documentary on "those left behind" in Mexico; Singer has new album
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2010.05.25 - Prop. 16/ Cool Weather/"Gringo Nightmare"/...
Pros and cons of Proposition 16; What's up with the unusual weather; New memoir from Sacramento native; Comedian headlines benefit show
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2010.05.24 - Michelle Rhee/ Money & Politics/ Tour of...
Michelle Rhee/ Money & Politics/ Bike Race/ Sea to Sea Ride
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