KZYX Public Affairs

November 12, 2021--This special rebroadcast features the first two speakers from this year’s Ocean Life Symposium: Richard Charter of The Ocean Foundation and Shari Goforth-Eby of the Mendonoma Gray Whale Photo ID Project. The 3rd Annual Ocean Life Symposium was organized by Mendonoma Whale and Seal Study and KGUA Public Media. It was broadcast on KGUA in Gualala, and streamed online at their Yout...

November 5, 2021--Bob Bushansky speaks with George C Edwards III about his latest book “Changing their Minds? Donald Trump and Presidential Leadership."

November 4, 2021--Host Blake More interviews Shugri Said Salh about her recently published memoir “The Last Nomad: Coming of Age in the Somali Desert.” Honest and tender, The Last Nomad is a riveting coming-of-age story of resilience, survival, and the shifting definitions of home, exploring Salh’s personal history of trauma, civil strife, asylum and ultimately triumph, as a youth divided between...

November 4, 2021--New Farm and Garden Show host Elizabeth Archer of Carson and Bees shares her background in the farm and garden world, including how she came to Mendocino County as a farm volunteer. She is joined by her husband and beekeeper Carson Elmer for a discussion about the business of bees.

November 3, 2021--Linda Pack reads the saga of Lucy Young, a Wailaki Indian girl, who in 1862, when she was 10 years old, fled from soldiers and from white men who trafficked in Indian children. In 1939, when Lucy Young was in her 90s, she told her story to her neighbor in Covelo, Edith Van Allen Murphey, OUT OF THE PAST: A TRUE INDIAN STORY, TOLD BY LUCY YOUNG OF ROUND VALLEY INDIAN RESERVATION....

November 4, 2021--Johanna talks with Alyssum Weir of the Arts Council of Mendocino County and Sasha Thomas of the Willits Art Center.

November 3, 2021--Bob Laughton and Jim Heid host Point and Click Radio, with the latest computer news and listener calls for tech advice.

November 3, 2021--Host Joy LaClaire talks with University of Chicago History Professor Kathleen Belew about her recent book A FIELD GUIDE TO WHITE SUPREMACY, which she edited with Ramón A. Gutiérrez. It expands on her 2018 book, BRING THE WAR HOME: THE WHITE POWER MOVEMENT AND PARAMILITARY AMERICA.

November 2, 2021-- Host Hannah Bird talks with Dr. Jacalyn Beck about her research into the importance of diverse voices in ecology. Dr. Beck also shares stories of her studies with the lions and people of Tanzania, and how her past work informs her new position at the Hopland Research and Extension Center.

November 2, 2021--On Mind/Body Health, Dr. Marvin Trotter talks with Dr. Charles Baugh, a resident at Adventist Health’s Family Medicine Residency Program in Ukiah, about nutrition and exercise for kids

November 1, 2021--Corine talks with Rose Hammock and Gabe Ray about Native American Heritage Month and their work organizing in their communities. Corine also talks about this year's bumper crop of acorns.

October 29, 2021--Bob Bushansky talks with Phil Warf, professor of political science at Mendocino College, about the politics of the day on this live, 5th Friday edition of Politics, A Love Story.

October 28, 2021--This week’s show features some creative holiday gift ideas. Student fundraisers are back, and host Michelle Hutchins interviews students and teachers organizing the many fundraisers planned across the county.

October 28, 2021-- Jenn Procacci talks with Mendocino Cannabis Alliance Executive Director Michael Katz about changes to the county's Equity Grant Program to assist licensed and aspiring licensed cultivators with grant money.

October 27, 2021--Doug and Alex talk about new developments in Renewable Energy and answer listener calls.

October 27, 2021--Karen Ottoboni talks with Mendocino County 3rd District Supervisor John Haschack about hot topics in local politics, including the redistricting process, with one proposal that would move Laytonville out of the 3rd and into the 4th District.

October 26, 2021--Host Anna Halligan interviews Regina Hirsch, Executive Director of Watershed Progressive, about how to integrate tools like greywater re-use, rainwater harvesting, and stormwater management at your home.

MendoLatino el lunes 25 de octubre. Byron Ceballos desde Ecuador habla sobre la importancia de organizarnos y su trabajo como educador popular. Lulu Pérez de Botanical Bus de Sonoma habla de su trabajo llevando ayuda a las personas afectadas con Covid y su trabajo con las yerbas y la medicina tradicional. Lucrecia Rentería da una actualización sobre la pandemia y responda las preguntas del público...

October 22, 2021--Join Jim and Jerry Young for a live call-in discussion about all things Sports, every Friday at 7pm on KZYX and Z.

October 22, 2021--Alicia Bales speaks with Ellen Weed and Reid Edelman about “Coming Up for Air,” a recent performance that used first person narrative to help our community heal from the trauma of the Coronavirus Pandemic. They also talk about Ellen's Work with "First Person Plural," and an extraordinary performance with Fire Survivors in Redwood Valley after the devastating 2017 Redwood Complex...

October 21, 2021--Chris Skyhawk talks with Zia Catallini and Coyote of Albion, and Matt Simmons, staff attorney for the Environmental Protection Information Center, EPIC. Zia and Coyote report on MRC logging that is occurring alongside Enchanted Meadow, where a massive community uprising 30 years ago spared much of the forest. Matt discusses a recent letter EPIC sent to state agencies concerned wi...

October 21, 2021--This week on The Farm and Garden Show, hosts Lama and Matthew have a conversation with Caroline Radice of The New Agrarian Collective and Black Dog Farm and Catering about the local food scene: from growing food, to preparing food to supporting farmers through the Good Farm Fund.

October 21, 2021--Johanna talks with former BlackRock executive Morris Pearl and Patriotic Millionaires’ founder Erica Payne about their book Tax the Rich! How Lies, Loopholes & Lobbyists Make the Rich Even Richer.

October 20, 2021--Bob Laughton and Jim Heid host Point and Click Radio, with the latest computer news and listener calls for tech advice.

October 20, 2021--Joy LaClaire interviews internationally recognized expert on natural resource security and environmental sustainability, Giulio Boccaletti about his work and his book, WATER: A BIOGRAPHY. From the Big Bang to the Three Gorges Dam, he examines how water shapes our lives and politics.