2019 Pomo Indian Awareness Month with Rose Hammock & Christine Cobaugh
https://www.pomoproject.org/

Oscar Chavez – Assistant Director of the Sonoma County Department of Human Services
Economic Development Council – Sonoma County steering committee chair for the California Economic Summit

Chris Call, CEO of North Bay Credit Union – Cannabis Banking

Lee Clark – Friends of Public Banking Santa Rosa

Jenny Rockwell – Planet People Project

2018 Pomo Indian Honoring Month with Molin Malicay & Rose Hammock

Pomo Project of Sebastopol

Video clips of the interview on Facebook:
https://www.facebook.com/121655431202118/videos/598473137234817/
https://www.facebook.com/121655431202118/videos/1517717994996831/
https://www.facebook.com/121655431202118/videos/2212807672103369/

Repair Cafe in Sebastopol – Debbie Ramirez & Ruth Richards

Jeff Okrepkie – Rebuild Coffey Park #3 – coffeystrong.com

Wing Suite expandable tiny homes – made in Sonoma County.
with Mason Belden, Founder, and Karen Vyner-Brook, Head of Sales & Marketing.

Ambrosia Thomson – Recology Waste Company

Burton H. Reist – Chief Communications Director of US Census 2020

Sebastopol Chief of Police James Conner

Restorative Resources & Windsor Bloco

Jeff Okrepkie – Rebuild Coffey Park #2 – coffeystrong.com

Jeff Okrepkie – Rebuild Coffey Park

Jonathan Lee – The Blue Book Building and Construction Network
Sonoma County Fire Recovery

2017 Pomo Indian Awareness Month with Molin Mulicay
https://www.pomoproject.org/

Lynda Hopkins – Sonoma County Fifth District Supervisor. With Arnoldo and Laura Goldman.

Part 1

Part 2

Brett Lear – Sonoma County Library Director.
1 1/2 years. What’s changed?

OPEN BOOK: Challenging Stereoypes Through Community Conversations is a program modeled after the Human Library series. Co-sponsored by Sonoma County Public Library and KOWS-fm community radio, moderated by Arnold Levine of KOWS radio.

This 2nd in the series brings 3 BOOKS, community members who have volunteered to be “Open Books”, discussing their lives and answering questions from the community present.

This program features: Aisha, young Muslim woman from Rohnert Park, HolLyn D’Lil, a disabilities activist, and Rogilio, a first generation young man and former gang member.

New California law permitting Cottage Food Operations…

OPEN BOOK: Challenging Stereoypes Through Community Conversations is a program modeled after the Human Library series. Co-sponsored by Sonoma County Public Library and KOWS-fm community radio, moderated by Arnold Levine of KOWS radio.

This is the 1st in the series bringing 3 BOOKS, community members who have volunteered to be “Open Books”, discussing their lives and answering questions from the community present.

This program includes: Meredith, a transgender female from Petaluma, Kylie, a diagnosed schizophrenic from Santa Rosa, and Kim, a homeless mother from Santa Rosa.

Interview with Brett Lear, Sonoma County Library Director, as the new director what plans does he have? How has he found it to live in the county?

Sebastopol Chief of Police Jeff Weaver and Sgt David Edney discuss kids and drugs.

Craig Harrison – Save our Sonoma Roads

USGS Santa Rosa Plain Groundwater study presentation with commentary by Jane Nielson, Geologist

USGS Groundwater study presentation – Public comment on report – 7-11-13

Santa Rosa Butter and Jam – Roller Derby Queens

Watertrough Children’s Alliance – fighting apples to grapes conversion near five schools

Sebastopol’s SDAT Presentation with Paul Fritz

Bo Bergstrom – SRJC Women’s Rugby Team Coach

Jen Julius – Conscious Choice for Change

Magick – Sonoma County Political Activist

Cami Weaver – CEO of Becoming Independent which provides job, education & support services for people with disabilities. Speaking on the current budget cut-back crisis and loss of jobs and programs.