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Host Dave Schlom talks to geologist and author John Dvorak about his book: How The Mountains Formed: A New Geological History of North America.

Host Nancy Wiegman welcomes Beau Grosscup & Richard Parker to the show.

As a farewell to the calendar year that has been, and a welcome/seeding for the new year that will be, I am joined by seed person and agent of growing transformational change - Kellee Matsushita-Tseng.

Host Dave Schlom is joined by award-winning investigative journalist Katie Worth (PBS Frontline) to talk about her in-depth look at this issue in her new book Miseducation: How Climate Change is Taught in America.

The suspect in a mass shooting last month in Oroville that took place on a Greyhound bus was scheduled to appear in a court Wednesday, but he refused to be taken to the courthouse. Also, more on research that says mass shootings often start with a domestic violence incident and a study finds California farmers lost a billion dollars and 9,000 jobs due to last year’s drought.

This is the story of that time when Flower House Detroit decided its next chapter was in the embrace of the Detroit Black Farmer Land Fund, where it would grow up into a Children’s Sensory Garden for the community. Having just completed Black History Month and just entered Women’s History Month, this seemed like the perfect - floral and restoration - tale to share forward. Enjoy.

Gov. Gavin Newsom ends some pandemic-related executive orders but maintains emergency powers. Also, a senator from California proposes half a trillion dollars in affordable housing spending, and researchers find many city and county climate plans are falling behind.

Author Manuel A. Esteban details challenges he faced while he was president of Chico State University.

Tim Garman takes his seat on the Shasta County Board of Supervisors Tuesday after winning the recall election against former District 2 Supervisor Leonard Moty. Also, Californians should prepare for a third straight drought year and Gov. Gavin Newsom moves to impose state sanctions on Russia for its invasion of Ukraine.

A gunman killed four people, including his three children, at an Arden-area Sacramento church last night. Also, demonstrators gathered downtown at the Chico City Plaza over the weekend to protest its several extended closures they say displace homeless citizens and PG&E has a new program to make it safer and to generate electricity during power shutoffs.