KZYX Public Affairs

November 29, 2021--Mendocino Latinx Alliance's November Virtual Meeting featured a panel discussion on the Historical Context of Racial Relations Among Latino and Native American Populations in California. The two panelists were Professor V, an adjunct professor of ethnic studies at San Francisco State, who is also a musician and producer. And Dioganhdih, a hip-hop artist and producer. Professor V...

November 28, 2021--Jim and Jerry Young take listener calls about all things sports, with this week's guest Matt Winslow, local JV Coach at Mendocino High School.

November 26, 2021--On this final episode of Byline Mendocino, Alicia Bales speaks with local youth radio producers Marshall Brown of KAKX at Mendocino High School, and Billy Heatherington of the Radio Production class at Willits Charter School. In the second half of the show she talks with Fort Bragg Vice Mayor Jessica Morsell-Haye about developments with the Georgia Pacific Mill site, which has b...

November 25, 2021--Michelle Hutchins, Mendocino County Superintendent of Schools, interviews California Poets In the Schools Area Coordinator, Blake More. Ms. More has put together a collection of poems written and read by students all over the county.

November 25, 2021--Host Jenn Procacci presents "Growing on the Rez", a piece about the Hopland Band of Pomo Indians and their journey to enter the legal cannabis cultivation space. Followed by two 2018 Emerald Cup Talks: the first with Sunshine Johnston, "Low Impact Winter Farming", and the second with Dan Mar, "Rainwater Catchment and Groundwater Recharge".

November 25, 2021--KZXY broadcasts a lecture by Lake County archaeologist Dr. John Parker called The Kelsey Brothers, a California Disaster. The Kelsey Brothers are well-known for their cruelty and abuse of local Pomo people. Dr. Parker takes a close look at the facts surrounding their genocidal violence against local Pomos, and attempts to find the true story of the Bloody Island Massacre. Record...

November 24, 2021-- Karen Ottoboni flies solo, taking listener calls and catching folks up on local happenings, the day before Thanksgiving.

November 23, 2021--Anna Halligan interviews Lucas Bissett, the Executive Director of the American Fly Fishing Trade Association, about how the Bipartisan Infrastructure Bill and the Sustaining America’s Fisheries for the Future Act can create opportunities for significant change for fisheries and habitat.

November 22, 2021--On MendoLatino, hosts Diana Coryat and Loreto Rojas focus on the Covid-19 vaccine for children 5 to 11, with Leah Collins, M.D. and pediatric nurse practitioner Erica Baumker. With information about the approval process of the vaccine and answers to the most common questions. En Espanol: MendoLatino informa sobre la vacuna Covid-19 para los niños de entre 5 y 11 años de edad. Ha...

November 19, 2021--On Politics: A Love Story, host Bob Bushansky speaks with leading economist Scott Sumner about his new book The Money Illusion — Market Monetarism, the Great Recession, and the Future of Monetary Policy.

November 18, 2021--Annie and Steve take a hard look at the Chevron Corporation with Richmond Community Organizer Andrés Soto - ranging from unprecedented prosecutions against an environmental lawyer to the unhealthy air in Richmond.

November 18, 2021--Host Johanna Wilodoak continues her mini-series about the arts in Mendocino County, with David Burton about the Grace Hudson Museum & Sun House in Ukiah.

November 17, 2021--Bob Laughton and Jim Heid host Point and Click Radio, with the latest computer news and listener calls for tech advice.

November 16, 2021--Hosts Paul Schulman and Chad Swimmer talk with Mendocino County alternative builder Colin Gillespie about handsome and energy-efficient houses made with little to no milled lumber. They also have an update about the efforts to protect Jackson State Forest with forest activist Anna Marie Stenberg.

November 17, 2021--Host Joy LaClaire talks with UCLA Professor of History, Benjamin Madley, about his award winning book, AN AMERICAN GENOCIDE: THE UNITED STATES AND THE CALIFORNIA INDIAN CATASTROPHE, 1846-1873, in this archived interview from 2016.

November 16, 2021--On Mind/Body Health, Cob speaks with Azucena Chavez-Huerta, the Engagement Lead at Blue Zone Project Mendocino County.

November 15, 2021--Coyote Valley Tribal Chairman Michael Hunter talks about the latest developments in the efforts to protect JDSF, Jackson Demonstration State Forest within his people's traditional territory in Mendocino County.

November 12, 2021--Alicia Bales talks with local Mill Owner Art Harwood of Harwood Forest Products and the Redwood Forest Foundation, RFFI, about the long view on Forestry in Mendocino County.

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November 11, 2021--As a part of their ‘farmer spotlight series’ Lila, Matthew and Lama interview Caymin Ackerman, owner of Big Mesa Farm in Comptche.

November 11, 2021--Host Jenn Procacci plays the Analytical Breeding Programs Panel from the 2018 Emerald Cup, with information about Cannabis genetics and breeding.

November 10, 2021--Join hosts Doug and Alex for a show about new developments in Renewable Energy.

November 10, 2021--Karen Ottoboni talks with Kyle Farmer, chair of the 2020 Mendocino County Redistricting Committee, about the redistricting process and what happens next.

November 9, 2021--Hosts Bob Spies and Tim Bray talk with Scott Koller, a wildlife biologist retired from the California Department of Fish & Wildlife, about the information gained from monitoring the bears taken by hunters.

8 de noviembre de 2021--Conversaremos con Juan Orozco, alcalde de Ukiah, y John Haschack, supervisor del distrito 3, sobre la nueva distribución geográfica de los distritos electorales en el condado de Mendocino y los desafíos que encontramos entre la población de habla hispana para participar en estos procesos. November 8, 2021--MendoLatino presents a conversation about redistricting in Mendocino...