This week, John and Rachel examined gerrymandering. Gerrymandering is the political manipulation of electoral district boundaries to advantage a party. They discussed the Trump-Putin summit in Anchorage to address the war in Ukraine. They played a game of two truths and a lie; Let’s see if John can win this week. John examines recent controversies surrounding […]

We're bringing back a long-lost For the People partner in promoting and supporting the arts - the Jamie Hulley Arts Foundation. Their 23rd Annual Gala is coming up on Saturday, Sept. 6 featuring The Black Rock All Stars. So, we'll tell you all about how to get involved and support the cause!

The arts may be under fire and facing huge challenges these days, but the nonprofit Connecticut Humanities organization is breathing new life into a number of cool and engaging arts and cultural initiatives through its recent round of grants. So, tune in and find out how CT Humanities is supporting the arts where you live.

We don't do a lot of singing on the award-winning For the People, and when we do it's usually singing the praises of great organizations. This segment is no different as we meet some talented and inspiring singers inviting you to lend your voice to the coed Coastal Mix Barbershop Chorus.

Palmer Public Administration Assistant Crystal Dermer joins Mike Chmielewski on Inside the City. The Department of Public Works has responsibilities that include street cleaning, maintenance of city vehicles and equipment, managing refuse collection, and numerous other tasks, organized into seven departments. Crystal’s job is to keep all the departments organized and to stay on top […]

Jodie Anderson joins Judy Gette to discuss Jessica Lee’s book Dispersals. On Plants, Borders, and Belonging, which asks readers to consider how plants challenge not only spatial borders but taxonomic ones. Her book is the result of intensive research, and her memories are written in poetic prose.

Arts Beat, Children's Museum

Stay informed with the latest updates from California - including an emergency declared in Napa County due to wildfire threats to water supply, a heartwarming story of a dog leading a rescue team to a missing woman, changes in school rankings with UCLA losing its top spot, San Jose City Council's approval of a new lease deal with Sharks, Apple's announcement of the unveiling date for iPhone 17, a new restaurant and bar collaboration between Steph Curry and Michael Mina in San Francisco, and a survey

Join us on this week's Community Spotlight as we delve into the work of RISE with Outreach Manager Michelle Howry. Discover how this nonprofit organization is transforming lives in West Central Missouri by providing essential support to individuals with disabilities. Michelle shares insight into RISE’s mission and its pivotal role in helping community members enhance their skills and efforts.

We don't do a lot of singing on the award-winning For the People, and when we do it's usually singing the praises of great organizations. This segment is no different as we meet some talented and inspiring singers inviting you to lend your voice to the coed Coastal Mix Barbershop Chorus.The arts may be under fire and facing huge challenges these days, but the nonprofit Connecticut Humanities organization is breathing new life into a number of cool and engaging arts and cultural initiatives through

What role does research and development play at public utilities? According to Jay Bernas, General Manager and CEO at Hampton Roads Sanitation District in Virginia, and Pieter Van Ry, Director of South Platte Renew, the rationale boils down to keeping rates low in the face of growing water treatment and funding challenges. In this PARC Innovation Flow Bonus Episode, Jay Bernas, Pieter Van Ry, and Blair Corning sat down at the recent NACWA Utility Leadership Conference to discuss the value and

A woman charged for running an avocado Ponzi scheme, a second death reported in a 'suspicious' Marin County fire, Trudys bridal shop opening at a new San Jose location, tips to prevent pet obesity, a new company in Alameda promising safer batteries in the sustainable age, and the groundbreaking of a new affordable housing project in San Francisco's Potrero Hill.

Superintendent of Special Events Courtney Mersiowsky previews Day of Play on Sept. 21, FXBG Fermentation Fest on Sept. 27th and Kickback Tuesday at Riverfront Park.   We also talk about the Christmas Parade--Oct. 17 is the deadline to register your group--Soggy Doggy and Concert by Canoe.   fxbgparks.com or fredericksburgchristmasparade.com

If you’ve been wondering how to turn AI from an intimidating buzzword into a game-changing business tool, this conversation with Lucas Petty, CEO of AI Daddy is a must listen. We explore how businesses can embrace AI without losing their human touch. A lifelong sci-fi fan, Lucas’s journey into AI began the moment he got early access to ChatGPT—and by the next morning, he’d decided to pivot his entire tech startup toward AI solutions. Since then, he’s built a reputation for making artificial

Stay informed with the latest updates on Niantic increasing 'Pokemon Go' trainer level cap, Matt Gage's career journey back to the SF Giants, tree care tips to keep them alive, warnings on the vaccine situation this year, Congressional inquiry into California's high-speed rail project, Rosies preserving history, and upcoming Bay Area events for the week of Aug. 29.