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It's almost an all-Navy show as Host Dave Schlom talks to Liliana Villarreal, Director of the Artemis II landing and recovery Director and US Naval aviator Lt.Thomas Logan about joint efforts between NASA and the Department of Defense to safely recover the four Artemis II astronauts when they return from the first lunar mission in over 50 years.

Proposed legislation aims to limit the cost of ambulance rides. Plus, a bill intended to make higher education more accessible to undocumented immigrants, and proposed legislation increasing penalties for fentanyl dealers failed in the state Senate.

A federal judge will soon decide whether to limit the use of aerial drops of fire retardant to fight wildfires. Also, The Plumas County Board of Supervisors plans to visit Greenville today to see how the town is recovering after the Dixie Fire, and the New York Jets have agreed to a deal to acquire Chico native Aaron Rodgers.

Cal Fire officials expect record-breaking precipitation to delay the start of peak fire season. Also, California officials are pledging to push for the Biden administration to act quickly on the state's request for disaster relief for the salmon fishing industry, and proposed legislation in California would require college students at public institutions to show proof of HPV vaccination.

Host Dave Schlom visits with world-class mountain and ice climber and all-around great Mom Majka Burhardt. Majka is the leader of Legado, an NGO devoted to stewardship for indigenous people around the world and the special places they live. She is the author of the new book, More: Life on the Edge of Adventure and Motherhood.

April was declared child abuse prevention month in the city of Redding. Also, an event celebrating the storytelling traditions of Northern California tribal communities is happening at Chico State tonight, and the director of the new documentary, “ELEMENTAL: Reimagine Wildfire” shares his hopes for the film.

Randy Simmons makes it a mission to finish his son David Simmons' book based on his manuscript. Unfortunately, his son lost his life in a devastating landslide.

A Greenville woman is caring for stray cats left behind after the Dixie Fire. Also, Pacific Gas & Electric says it will begin undergrounding power lines in Magalia this week, and after a winter of record-breaking snowpack, California officials are preparing for possible springtime flooding.

This week's guest on Cultivating Place is one such well-known and long-respected plantsperson who has helped to shift our horticultural world for the better these past many decades – Roy Diblik.

Host Dave Schlom visits with UC Davis climate and environmental scientist Hannah Palmer and colleague Veronica Vriesman, a marine scientist and paleontologist at Oberlin College in Ohio.