Yolo YoYo's in ‘Living, Forgiving it’s a Special Thanksgiving’

Submitted by Chris Hennessy on Wed, 11/27/2019 - 1:46pm
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Yolo YoYo's in ‘Living, Forgiving it’s a Special Thanksgiving’

-Yolo Food Bank - feeding thousands per month in Yolo County!

-Trick or Treat so Others Can Eat, Presented by Historic Downtown Woodland Group

Episode #11

Yolo YoYo’s - The distinctive definition of good times &

modern family-oriented entertainment.

Fast Forward - Contemporary Sci-fi - Conventions

Submitted by Alexander Silva... on Wed, 11/20/2019 - 1:07pm
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Episode #283 of Fast Forward: Contemporary Science Fiction features an interview with Bill Lawhorn, a science fiction fan who helps organize and run various science fiction conventions. Mr. Lawhorn talks about different types of conventions, what kind of activities you can find there, and how to get involved.

Also in this episode:

We feature several short interviews recorded at, Sasquan, the 2015 World Science Fiction Convention.

Note: The YouTube link only contains the interview portion of the show.

Fast Forward - Contemporary Sci-fi - Charles Gannon

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Episode #282 of Fast Forward: Contemporary Science Fiction features an interview with author Charles E. Gannon. He talks in depth about his new book, Raising Caine, the third volume in his Tales of the Terran Republic/Caine Riordan series. Dr. Gannon discusses the political complexities of his future history, as well as the biology of his multiple alien races.

As a special treat, this episode of Fast Forward also goes on location, featuring short segments recorded at the Library of Congress and the 2015 World Science Fiction Convention.

Fast Forward - Contemporary Sci-fi - Neal Stephenson

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Episode #281 of Fast Forward: Contemporary Science Fiction features an interview with award winning author and game designer Neal Stephenson. Mr. Stephenson talks about his latest science fiction novel, Seveneves. He discusses his reputation for including strong female protagonists, his life-long fascination with the space industry, and the many years it took to finish the book.

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Fast Forward - Contemporary Sci-fi - Edward M Lerner

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Episode #280 of Fast Forward: Contemporary Science Fiction features an interview with author Edward M. Lerner. Mr. Lerner talks about his latest novel, InterstellarNet: Enigma, as well as other books in the InterstellarNet series. He discusses his process of writing, and how it has led to several shorter stories, including his Hugo Award nominated "Championship B'tok". Mr. Lerner also talks about the several books he wrote in collaboration with Larry Niven in the Fleet of Worlds series.

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Yolo YoYo's in ‘Community Outreach Fun-in-the-Sun!’

Submitted by Chris Hennessy on Fri, 11/15/2019 - 1:58pm
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Yolo YoYo's in ‘Community Outreach Fun-in-the-Sun!’

Entertaining Appearances at Local Community Events

Yolo County Fair 2019 Vocal Competition

National Night Out at Jack Slaven Park

Episode 10

Yolo YoYo’s - The distinctive definition of good times &

modern family-oriented entertainment.

In The Studio - Youth Action on Climate Change

Submitted by Bryce Parker on Thu, 11/14/2019 - 12:57pm
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Bryce Parker hosts Megan Phelps, Chair, Climate Reality Project at UC Davis.

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topics discussed include: The Climate Reality Project Campus Corps at UCD is a chapter of the International Climate Reality Project, focused on reversing climate change, k-12 education program, get out the vote, goals of the movement, hot house worlds

Recorded 11/13/19.

Women in Tech October 2019

Submitted by Jeff Shaw on Fri, 11/08/2019 - 4:29pm
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DaVinci Senior Zahra Baxi, a member of the local Girls Who Code Organization, organized and hosted a 'Women in Tech' event at UC Davis on Saturday, October 19, 2019 which included a keynote speech from LeShelle May and a panel discussion with three other guest speakers that included: Nina Amenta (Chair, Department of Computer Science, UC Davis), Donna Davies, (STEM Adviser and Pre-college Consultant), and Sean Glantz (Computer Science Teacher, Da Vinci Charter Academy).

Recorded October 19, 2019 by Davis Media Access.