Squid on the Street from KSQD

Grae Zimmerman, student at Cabrillo College asks people where they would want to go if they could.

Al Manzella asked people this pressing question. Here’s what they had to say to our Squid on the Street.

Our Squid on the Street, Adrien Saso, asked people what “cancel culture” means to them. They had some surprisingly nuanced answers.

What are your best or worst middle school memories? Everyone has some, and they’re not always sunny! Rogelio Valdez has this collage of reactions from local people. Warning: These stories may bring up your own awkward memories from middle school!

What would you tell someone thinking of moving to Santa Cruz? Kaya Henkes-Power has this short “Squid on the Street” feature.

Our Squid on the Street asks: What memories will stick with you from this pandemic? Here’s what folks had to say…

Sophia was our Squid on the Street this week and asked students at Cabrillo College whether they preferred online or in-person learning.

Mike Hefling asked people what they thought of the changing mask mandates. Here’s what they had to say.

What are you looking forward to after Covid? Adrien Saso asked people to reflect on what they have missed and what they hope to regain once things loosen up and are safe again.

Caroline King, our “Squid on the Street” asked people at the downtown Santa Cruz Farmers Market how they are feeling about the primary election.

What does community radio mean to you and how does it help our community? At our recent first birthday bash, people reflected on why this station is so important to the life of our community.

This week’s Squid on the Street with Caroline King asks, “What would you like to say to young people about voting?”

Our Squid on the Street, Caroline King, asks the question of the week: What do you hope for in 2020?Asked at Cabrillo College and Santa Cruz’ east side.