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The Connie Bryan Show - May'21

Submitted by Connie Bryan on Fri, 04/30/2021 - 4:18pm
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Connie opens the show with her performance of ZZ Top's iconic hit 'Sharp Dressed Man', then she takes you along with her Sacramento We the People resistance group 'BACK TO NORMAL NOW!' as they engage in peaceful non compliance with the unreasonable 'abnormal' mask mandates in several corporate retail stores, setting the right example that it is way past time to PUSH BACK against this germaphobic insanity coming from the Marxist radical Left that is NEEDLESSLY traumatizing our children

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Yolo YoYo's Season 2 Episode 9 - Ending Hunger in Yolo County!

Submitted by Chris Hennessy on Fri, 04/30/2021 - 3:37pm
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Yolo YoYo’s in, ‘Ending Hunger in Yolo County!’
Joy Cowan gives the girls an exciting, unforgettable tour of the Yolo Food Bank.  They used to have to turn food away before the new building opened August, 2019
Yolo Food Bank now feeds some 24,000 people in need, every month!
Learn how you, can Nurture Yolo
Filmed Jan 2020 @ Yolo Food Bank

Celebrating Bob Dunning

Submitted by Jeff Shaw on Thu, 04/01/2021 - 4:58pm
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On Friday, April 9 at 4pm, tune in and watch a celebration of Bob Dunning's unprecedented career at The Davis Enterprise.  The presentation includes his early years in Davis, covering community and UC Davis sports, writing a widely-read newspaper column, supporting community activities and raising a family.  Special appearances by friends, elected officials and community members.   Hosted by Bob Bowen.   For more information about the scholarship and vehicle parade, go here:  https://www.smartzgraphics.com/bob-dunning-scholar

Talking Point - Why Beer with Charlie Bamforth

Submitted by Lin Weaver on Fri, 04/02/2021 - 2:43pm
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Lin Weaver interviews UC Davis Distinguished Professor Emeritus in the Department of  Food Sciences and Technology, Charlie Bamforth about humankind's oldest beverage,  beer.

Topics discussed are how the brewing of beer is done, the nutritional value of beer, what is drinking in moderation, the taste, look and alcohol content from beer to beer, and a short history of how malt, hops, and yeast were discovered by the nomads, and how in China brewing beer dates back to 5000 years BC.

In The Studio - Community to the Classroom

Submitted by Anonymous (not verified) on Thu, 12/29/2011 - 6:38pm
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Tae Chon hosts Clifford Garibay and Ryan Gonzalez, local documentary filmmakers.  They discuss 'Community to the Classroom,' their first feature film.  It shows how a series of racial incidents in Davis, CA triggered positive changes through a cross-discliplinary high school course covering social justice, history and modern analytical techniques.  A number of students reflect upon the dramatic changes the whole experience has brought them and their community.

League of Women Voters Davis Area presents 'I, Too, Am Davis' - A forum on Social Justice

Submitted by Alexander Silva... on Fri, 04/02/2021 - 3:47pm
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The League of Women Voters Davis Area invites the community to participate in a dialogue regarding racism, equality and inclusivity initiatives in the Davis Area.

The moderated forum begins with a keynote speaker followed by a panel discussion, and concludes with a question and answer period.

The panel is moderated by Komal Hak, LWV Davis Area Director of Communications, Strategy & Marketing.

Our Keynote Speaker:

Sandy Holman

Davis Vanguard - Yolo County Ethnic Studies Public Forum

Submitted by Jeff Shaw on Fri, 03/12/2021 - 2:06pm
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On March 5, the Vanguard had a discussion panel on Yolo County Ethnic Studies Public Forum.

The discussion covered:

– What Ethnic Studies (ES) is and is not, from historical and academic perspectives;

– Why Ethnic Studies is needed in our schools and consequently in our communities;

– Updates on efforts to bring ES to schools in the county;

– Challenges in the work to bring ES to schools, and suggested solutions or steps to take (from the perspective of the panelists, including DJUSD educators);