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Historian Jim Gregory shares insights about the internment of Arroyo Grande citizens of Japanese descent following Roosevelt's Executive Order 9066 in February, 1942.

In today's KCBX News Update: There's an ocean advisory on the Central Coast ocean after the area's rainstorm, Cal Poly has dropped its mask requirement and Santa Barbara County inmates are once again receiving in-person education.

According to a Georgetown University study - summer employment is good for students of all ages. Summer work helps to boost confidence, teach money management, improves social skills and builds resumes. Of the best jobs, Camp Counselor, Swim Instructor and Lifeguard were in the top 5. So why are young people steering away from these important experiences? Tune in for a conversation with the Reluctant Therapist and guests about the benefits of a summer at camp for kids, counselors and parents. Y

Join host Mario Espinoza-Kulick as he speaks with guests C.R. Lara, President of the Latino Outreach Council, and Victoria Condor-Williams, community activist. They will discuss the meaning of Cinco de Mayo and share insights into Latinx culture.You are invited to listen, learn and participate in the conversation, between 1-2 pm. Call in and be part of the discussion at (805) 549-8855 or email questions to voices@kcbx.org.Broadcast date: 5/5/22Central Coast Voices is sponsored by ACTION for Healthy Communities in collaboration with KCBX.

When it comes to working with our mental health there are "many roads to Rome," the key is finding the path and program that best suits your own unique beliefs and attitudes around healing. Tune in Tuesday for a Conversation with the Reluctant Therapist and counselor, consultant, healer and coach, Jasmine I. about her personal journey toward self and wholeness and the skills we can all use to find our way home.

Owners and visionaries of Sugar Land, Texas based Pink Zebra fragrance company share the tale of their unique business.

Join host Lata Murti as she speaks with Kristen Kent, Chairperson with the Central Coast Coalition for Inclusive Schools (CCC4IS), and Michelle Call, Executive Director with Gala Pride and Diversity Center. They will discuss how the CCC4IS actively supports the development of safe and affirming school communities and transform educational cultures by empowering youth, families, professionals, and organizations.

Birmingham, Alabama mayor, Woodfin shares insights about community engagement and combatting local food deserts.

The Environmental Working Group is raising concern about levels of hexavalent chromium in drinking water systems. The City of San Luis Obispo says its drinking water meets all of the necessary health standards.

In 1848, 300 women and men gathered in Seneca Falls, NY for the inaugural Women's Rights Convention, advertised as a convention to discuss social, civil and religious conditions and the rights of women. Tune in Tuesday at 2 pm for a conversation with the Reluctant Therapist, Elizabeth Barrett from the Women's Rights National Historic Park in western New York.