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With the idea of mental health care being intertwined with our gardens, this week Cultivating Place revisits a best-of conversation from 2020 with British psychiatrist/psychotherapist, researcher, and gardener, Sue Stuart-Smith.

Dave talks to scientists from the Nature Conservancy, NASA, and the University of California Santa Barbara in this special look at a cooperative new study called SHIFT for "Surface Biology and Geology High-Frequency Time Series."

The New York Times bestselling author chats about his book, Taking Paris.

Host Dave Schlom talks to Arizona State University marine conservation biologist about his new book: Why Sharks Matter: A Deep Dive with the World's Most Misunderstood Predator.

He joins Nancy’s Bookshelf for a conversation about his work, The Tonetti Method: Structural Body Mechanics for Pain Relief, Energy, Strength, and Joint Longevity.

A political strategist says California’s primary election showed voters are unhappy with the political environment. Also, people experiencing homelessness in Chico will have at least two places to legally camp if they’re not eligible to enter certain shelters, and a Cal Fire initiative is working on finding uses for wildfire timber.

A trial was set in Butte County to determine whether the suspect in the Oroville bus shooting is competent to stand trial. Also, California's reparations task force has released a report detailing the harm experienced by African Americans, and legislation aims to improve FEMA’s response to wildfires.

A Chico State employee is accused of calling for mass shootings against white and Black people. Also, Lassen Volcanic National Park welcomes visitors after last year’s Dixie Fire, and a criminal justice reform bill targeting faulty expert testimony is advancing in the state Legislature.

This week we consider the idea of mental health and our gardens from an even more poignant perspective. Cultivating Place is joined by Gabrielle Chanel El, Chanae Pickett, and Ezekiel McCarter - founders of the Long Live Love Foundation.

NSPR debuts Part 1 of 'Fire Returned,' a series on cultural and prescribed burning in Butte County. Also, PG&E pleads not guilty in connection with the 2020 Zogg Fire, high temperatures elevate fire conditions in the North State, and Shasta County elections official describes tense, loud night during Tuesday’s primary election.