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Butte County has agreed to pay the family of a man who died while held at the county jail. Also, tribal leaders are calling on the California Legislature to act on the crisis of missing Indigenous people, and the Thursday Night Market in Chico opens today.

David Rawle is the founder and force (with contribution and support from his wife, Carol Perkins, and a wide variety of community members in Charleston, SC), behind Theodora Park.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom said overturning the Roe v. Wade decision would put women in danger. Also, schools in Red Bluff are using a nonprofit to boost reading skills, and a bill to improve care for the incarcerated is a step closer to becoming law.

Cal Fire units in the North State are facing staffing challenges ahead of the summer fire season. Also, a California senator says there’s new urgency to pass a federal abortion rights law, and state voters in November could be faced with two proposals to legalize sports gambling.

Cultivating Place is in conversation with award-winning poet and life-long home gardener Camille Dungy. Camille is the author of four collections of poetry, most recently Trophic Cascade, winner of the Colorado Book Award.

Cultivating Place Host Jennifer Jewell joins Nancy's Bookshelf. Also, Amy Antongiovanni reads a poem about flowers.

Host Dave Schlom takes a trip down memory lane and visits his alma mater, CSU Chico, to check out the new science building.

Jude Stewart is the author of Revelations in Air, a thoroughly researched book that deep dives into everything and anything one might wonder about how smell works.

Pyramid Farms is a small organic, integrated family farm of humans led by Matthew Martin and Lisa Carle.

In this very special episode, Dave talks to the daughter of the man he likes to call "the patron saint of Blue Dot," Carl Sagan.