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Good Morning Monterey Bay

Good Morning Monterey Bay helps you start your day with local news, traffic and weather, along with interviews with elected officials and experts in science, nature, cooking, gardening, literature, entertainment and so much more. It’s how folks around the Monterey Bay wake up entertained and informed. Listen to Good Morning Monterey Bay live every Weekday Morning from 6:00am to 9:00am PST on https://santacruzvoice.com/

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Ep. 652 - GMMB Thursday 18 August 2025

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2025/09/18

In good news we had three stories. One was of the aftermath of the terrible wildland fires in Australia in 2019. They were followed by the springing up of 4,000 orchids that had not been seen there in ages. Then we heard of the couple who crashed their car into a mangrove swamp at night. They were able to get 911 by cell phone, and two deputies went into the water. They broke the windows and rescued the couple. Lastly we heard of a school shooting on 9/10 in Colorado. Two students were shot. One

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Ep. 651 - GMMB Wednesday 17 August 2025

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2025/09/17

We heard of a pair of brothers, one snatched from a train and the other not, reunited after 50 years. They were put together again by the UK television show Long Lost Family. Jaime Smith and Rosemary discussed fruit with yogurt, a new Japanese food store coming to Capitola, apples being popular now and how to freeze applesauce. We were joined by Daria Troxill, director of the current play at Mountain Community Theater. That play is The Adams Family.

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Ep. 650 - GMMB Tuesday 16 August 2025

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2025/09/16

We heard of a 12-year-old boy who read books to special needs kids over zoom. He did it for several years, developing relationships with the children over time. The parents consider it quite a boon. Robert Redford just died. We had lots of good things to say about him, including in the good news segment. Rachael Shelton talked geriatric chickens. She did some sleuthing to determine why some of their younger coop mates were dying. Uncle Jerry left us recently, but Rachael described how she still

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Ep. 649 - GMMB Monday 15 August 2025

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2025/09/15

In good news we heard of an Indian hospital in a train car, and an older gent who, upon retirement, followed his dream of joining the marching band at Louisiana State University. Mark Mozena had some particularly interesting topics today. Scientists announce potential biosignature on Mars - best clue yet of ancient microbial life on Mars. Congress had a hearing on UFOs/UAPs US Air Force funding demonstrations using rockets to deliver cargo anywhere on earth in 1 hr Drama over “China beating the US

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Ep. 647 - GMMB Thursday 11 August 2025

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2025/09/11

In good news we heard of a group of 50 pilots graduating from Tuskegee University. Also, a lucky person had their hows burn down, then win a drawing at the boys and girls club in which they won a new house.Gary Shapiro told us what the earliest Academy Awards were like, but only after reminiscing first about our time at the fair yesterday.

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Ep. 646 - GMMB Wednesday 10 August 2025

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2025/09/10

Jaime Smith talked fair food with us. His favorite is waffle cones. Rosemary dissed corndogs. Bill is not a fan of panko corndogs, but likes the plain ones.Gary introduced us to a book about Elvis Presley and his manager, Colonel Parker. It is The Colonel and the King: Tom Parker, Elvis Presley, and the Partnership that Rocked the World by Peter Guralnick. We heard several variations of the musical them of the Santa Cruz County fair.

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Ep. 645 - GMMB Tuesday 9 August 2025

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2025/09/09

In good news we heard of a gathering of family members of a crew from a B-17 who flew together in World War II. Then we heard of an eight-year-old boy who went on a car trip with his parents, and his stuffed dog. The dog disappeared at some point. They figured it was at a rest stop they visited. The dad wrote the sheriff there, giving the location of the rest stop, and asked him to have a look. A deputy did, and the boy and dog were reunited. Joy!

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Ep. 644 - GMMB Monday 8 August 2025

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2025/09/08

Gail Pellerin joined us, discussing the death of John Burton, the compassion with dying bill, and suicide prevention month. Mark Mozena was back from his honeymoon, to tell us of these things. Oumuamua is classified as an exo-Pluto object. It was our first known exo-solar system visitor. NASA releases draft of new Space Station development program. Funding for commercial space stations to replace ISS. More changes at Department of Defense (War?) - head of space development agency leaves. And new

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Ep. 643 - GMMB Friday 5 August 2025

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2025/09/05

Dr. Pete had several topics for us today. First we talked about how fast things--like rubber bones--go through a dog. From there we went to oral cancer in cats, and then to brushing dogs' teeth, using doggiedent. Then it was new cancer treatments for animals utilizing their immune system, and parallel treatments for human cancers. Finally, it was zoonotic diseases, like rabies. Movie picks this week were The Baltimorons and Twinless. Charley Keutman had two ideas for fun things to do this weekend

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Ep. 642 - GMMB Thursday 4 August 2025

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2025/09/04

A student from Argentina vacationed in Italy. She stayed in a home and learned that it was the home in which her father was born and raised. She stayed there by coincidence, demonstrating what a small world it is.A Philadelphia policeman gave a man who is blind and deaf money to take a bus to New York. The man had gotten off to stretch his legs during a stop, and no one let him know the bus was leaving, and it took off with all his stuff, leaving him behind.

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Ep. 641 - GMMB Wednesday 3 September 2025

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2025/09/03

We learned that Poland has goat-inspired forestry robots. Jaime Smith spoke of hatch peppers and then of pesto. Dinah Shore sang for us. So did Doris Day. Twice.

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Ep. 640 - GMMB Tuesday 2 September 2025

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2025/09/02

In good news we heard of three brothers who set a speed record for rowing across the Pacific, and of a man who broke his back twice and yet still walked his daughter down the aisle.John Laird filled us in on the redistricting we will be voting on in the next election, and just how the gerrymandering will be done if it happens. Rachael Shelton runs a bougie chicken prison. Who knew?

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Ep. 639 - GMMB Friday 29 August 2025

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2025/08/29

Dr. Pete had tips on dog grooming, as well as for dealing with wild pigs. We asked him why dogs shake their heads so much.Charlie Keutman taught us all about pruning fruit trees. A picture of fireworks demonstrated what a small world it really is.

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Ep. 638 - GMMB Thursday 28 August 2025

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2025/08/28

A postman rescued drying sheets from rain and Benelli's eagles make a comeback in the good news segment.Gary Shapiro had some movie recommendations for us. He was lucky enough to go to Radio City Music Hall when it was still a movie theater. Jill Troderman had the inside story of the good, the bad and the ugly of food. No, there was nothing ugly, but there was both good and bad. We learned that order matters.

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Ep. 637 - GMMB Wednesday 27 August 2025

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2025/08/27

Jaime Smith was on to talk food, and the topic was hatch chiles, also known as Anaheims.Gary Shapiro has been reading Understandable Economics: Because Understanding Our Economy Is Easier Than You Think and More Important Than You Know. Before he told us about that, he recommended the documentary film Peewee as Himself. Trudy Ransom joined us in the third hour. She owns a small business at the yacht harbor, the SUP Shack. Businesses there and at the other end of the Murray Street bridge, in the

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Ep. 636 - GMMB Tuesday 26 August 2025

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2025/08/26

Grandparents were in the news. We heard of a grandmother who delivered her own grandchild, and of a great grandfather golfer who shot his first hole-in-one.John Laird gave us his take on redistricting and gerrymandering. Rachael Shelton talked youtube as teacher and how not to form an e-mail if you want to get someone to take an action.

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Ep. 635 - GMMB Monday 25 August 2025

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2025/08/25

In good news we heard of a fellow with a tractor in Beijing saving people in a flood, and of another fellow who is the Pied Piper of giving away laptop computers. Gail Pellerin discussed redrawing district boundaries in California, as well as a number of bills that are in process. Michael Olson had the cheery topics of valley fever and of mountain lions killing alpacas for the pleasure of it.

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Ep. 634 - GMMB Friday 22 August 2025

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2025/08/22

Dr. Pete gave us tips on reducing separation anxiety in dogs. We also heard about dental hygiene. In good news we heard of a mystery man in Italy who goes out at night to paint over graffiti. Also, a girl who had bullies at prom ruin her dress got a do-over. Charlie Keutman followed up on last week by telling us more about avocados, as well as a bit about master gardeners.

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02:59:59

Ep. 633 - GMMB Thursday 21 August 2025

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2025/08/21

In good news we heard of a four-year-old in Michigan who called 9-1-1 to talk sports. The police have a policy of visiting such callers, even if there is apparently no emergency, just to be sure. There they learned that it was his nine-year-old brother's birthday. The whole day shift then turned out to celebrate with the boys. We also heard of the successful efforts to keep sediment out of Lake Tahoe, thereby preserving its famous clarity. The music we heard at the top of the hour breaks was the

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Ep. 632 - GMMB Wednesday 20 August 2025

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2025/08/20

Jamie Smith told us a bit about his business model, and how he's been able to avoid raising prices too much. We then discussed how food prices have gone up, produce some and meat a lot, as well as labor costs rising. Jaime and Bill both disapprove of the idea of various surcharges and mandatory tips on a restaurant menu. The costs should be built into the price.Jeff Manke is back from his trip to Ireland and Scotland. Yes, he did see puffins. He also saw muckle coos, gannets and three varieties of

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