A recap of the latest in Bay Area news, including the SF Giants' losing streak, Richmond's approach to public safety, collaboration between doctors and AI assistants, California's strategies for refinery shutdowns, Valley Medical Center's award-winning rehabilitation facility, an unusual incident at a sports event, and a one-day strike by hospice care workers in the East Bay.

Episode Notes Sam Mintz of Brookline.News and Jessica Smyser of Brookline Interactive Group discuss the latest news, including why trash is piling up, the latest on controversial bus lanes in Brookline Village, school leadership turnover and the story behind two popular Buy Nothing Facebook groups.

In Legal Terms, the show about you and your rights hosted by attorney Adam Kilgore. legalterms@mbponline.orgIf you enjoyed listening to this podcast, please consider contributing to MPB: https://donate.mpbfoundation.org/mspb/podcastImmigration. It’s a hot topic today. What are the laws now? What do you need to know? We’ll learn with the help of our guest faculty member at the University of Mississippi School of Law and attorney Sarah A. SchnaithmanWhat have our legislators in Mississippi been

In today's episode, host Steve welcomes Stephen Sims and Dan Wallace to discuss the buzz surrounding the upcoming Missouri State Fair. Explore the year-long preparations and what's new on the menu, including groundbreaking gluten-free fair food. Stephen also shares insights into the fairgrounds' year-round activities and the anticipated Mike Parson Arena, proving that the excitement goes well beyond summer's main event. Whether you're a fair regular or a curious first-timer, this episode promises a

It's been way too long since we checked in with the folks at Sterling  Community Center in Stratford, so stay tuned and hear from the leader of this legacy nonprofit agency and learn about how the Sterling team is creating impactful & inclusive programs and services that engage and cultivate a thriving community.Then, as we are still reeling from the devastating flood tragedy in Texas, we'll connect with the Connecticut Insurance Dept. to hear a few of the most important and locally relevant

Pollster Frank Luntz discusses the state of politics, and California Republican Party Chair talks about the state's potential re-districting, while Clayton Kershaw celebrates his 3,000th strikeout by giving back.

Bay Area water sports enthusiasts are getting hooked on kayak polo, opinion on Big Oil’s recycling lies and accountability, the SF Giants’ case for buy or sell, South Bay teens recount hotel room break-in scare, deals for National Chicken Wing Day 2025, and 49ers safety Jason Pinnock finds familiarity on the opposite coast.

TracklistHélène Vogelsinger - Revelation Purelink - Circle of Dust Solid State - Some Kind Of Dance Foxwood - Astraea Danny Scott Lane - Outside Talking Julia Gjertsen & Gustav Davidsson - Black Cloud Stubbleman - Once the road Bitchin Bajas - Skylarking JICS - Rain Will Follow: Black Crow Endurance - 4

Dave the Computer Guy with Techs in the Burg on Lafayette Blvd. shares tips for fixing your Wi-Fi, getting ready for the end of Windows 10 (October 14th), and knowing when a VPN helps.

Discover the first salmon found in nearly 100 years in a Northern California river, U.S. Coast Guard's recovery of 3 bodies from a plane crash off Monterey County coast, California School for the Deaf alum Sevan Ikeda's international running dreams, and the latest on the tentative deal reached for 16,000 Bay Area Safeway workers.

Meet Brooke Deanne—a Trauma Healing Mentor, Rapid Transformational Therapist (RTT), and NLP Practitioner. We explore her powerful journey of overcoming indoctrination, religious abuse, and toxic relationships. Brooke shares how she turned her pain into purpose, using holistic tools to help women break free from trauma, rebuild their identities, and create lives rooted in authenticity and self-love.Connect with Brooke DeanneWebsite: https://www.lifecoachinggoddess.com/Instagram: @brooke.deanneBook:

Collection Development and Discovery Manager-Youth Specialist- Joe Prince and Fredericksburg Assistant Branch Manager and Adult Services Department Head Erin Creighton.  Ever wondered how the library picks its books?  Summer reading is winding down.  Spotsylvania branches will soon have extended hours.  The Library of Things continues to grow.  librarypoint.org

Quincy Farmers Market Director Janet Little talks about this year's offerings, including three local farms, a honey vendor, and a coffee roaster.

No swimming at Wollaston. School cellphone ban. Morrisette baseball in Quincy.

Get the latest on the investigation of a city manager, under-the-radar 49ers catching attention at camp, Gilroy's first Pride celebration, exotic travel adventures, California's stance on medical aid in dying, notable highlights and downfalls of the week, and conflicting road safety tools in Berkeley.

Kelsey Bracewell, Director of Education, Insurance, and Membership at the American Canoe Association (ACA), with  insights on Smart Start for Safe Paddling, a safety-focused resource she helped compile. The booklet is designed to introduce paddlers of all levels to essential safety practices. It’s part of a broader educational toolkit that also includes a student workbook and a facilitator's guide. She says it's a valuable resource for instructors, schools, camps, and clubs. The material is

Gina Davis, the Finance Director for the city of Palmer, joins David Shield to discuss what is happening in the city’s finance department. The finance department is wrapping up the yearly audit for 2024. Gina and David examine the significance of the audit as a means of keeping the city council informed so that they […]