Madeline Hamaguchi hosts Merrily DuPree, Co-director of the Hattie Weber Museum. They discussed who Hattie Weber was, the history of how and why a museum was created in her honor, an overview of the permanent exhibits, and an in depth discussion of the current exhibit focusing on 3 Japanese American students from Davis, CA. that were affected by the Executive Order to intern everyone of Japanese descent living in specific areas of Washington, Oregon, and California.

Recorded 5/5/2022

A Recipe for Community - 17 years of Don Saylor’s Soup’s On

"A Story in Four Parts"

Don Saylor explains the arc of this pivotal community event in Davis, CA, from its early days to the culminating event on April 21, 2022 in support of Davis Media Access.   Featuring photos and testimonials from past recipients.

Produced by Autumn Labbe-Renault.

Host Jeff Shaw interviews Erin Donley Marineau Executive Director of Tree Davis. They discussed the history and mission of this non-profit as well as how its founding solved a problem in Davis. They talked about current programs including the community canopy, urban forestry management, memorial grove garden tribute trees and their newest project climate ready landscape. Tree Davis will be celebrating their 30 year anniversary April 30th with a party that includes a bike tree tour, reading of the arbor day proclamation, photographs to view and cake for all.

Interviews of participants and the entire program of the event "Bridging Medicine & Music: A Colon Cancer Prevention Seminar."

Recorded February 19, 2022 at the Richard Brunelle Performance Hall, Davis Senior High School.

The event was produced in collaboration with Davis Senior High School Baroque Ensemble & American College of Gastroenterology, Promotional Partner.