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North Korea is frequently in the news these days, but how much do we know about our history with this country during the early 1950s? On the anniversary…

Two local academics have collaborated on a musical which opens at Theatre on the Ridge next Thursday. This week join Nancy for a conversation with Lynn…

Gardens can be important repositories for cultural and environmental history. From the plants included to materials used — you can read a great deal about…

In this week of the Day of the Dead, award-winning author Pam Houston describes a sky burial she witnessed in Tibet. In her new book, The Mindful Vegan,…

For Sara Bir – food librarian, forager, chef and author – fruit are sweet, delicious, sexy and tactile – but every bit as important – they among her…

Greg Cootsona is a writer, researcher, and speaker. He teaches religious studies and humanities at California State University at Chico. He is also…

It’s a triple guest day on Nancy’s Bookshelf.Hiking guidebook author John Soares grew up near Redding. His latest book is Camp for Free: Dispersed Camping…

As we ring in the New Year of this New Decade with the power of 2020 ours for the making, this week we are welcoming gardener, naturalist, educator,…

This week we kick off a series on the Healing Power of Gardens, in the series we’ll visit with Dr. Naomi Sachs, of the Therapeutic Landscapes Network,…

Working to ensure a bright and just future for U.S. Agriculture – that’s the work of the The National Young Farmers coalition whose advocacy, trainings…