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Mitch Frazier, CEO at AgriNovus Indiana shares fascinating insights about the high-tech revolution in American Agriculture.

Bees produce honey. It’s a simple process, yet infinitely complex! And it’s certainly fascinating! This is a look into the world of honey production…which includes a lot about bees.

In part 4 of our series Polling the People, learn how public colleges and universities are required to make a good faith effort to engage students in civic life. On Peace, Love & Pets we have tips for pet parents. Fr. Ian takes a look into the world of honey production on Playing With Food.

On this episode, you'll meet Dr Ethan of PetMed Veterinary Urgent Care. He and host Robin Coleman talk about pet health and safety concerns.

Join Kris Kington Barker as she speaks with guests with the Nacimiento Regional Water Management Advisory Committee (NRWMAC), Steve Blois, Jim Cogan, Phil Humphrey, and Bruce McFadden. They will discuss their goal to maximize the water level in Lake Nacimiento and how they represent property owners, visitors, and enthusiasts of all sorts who enjoy Lake Nacimiento.You are invited to listen and learn on Thursday, between 1-2 pm.Broadcast date: 9/28/23Central Coast Voices is sponsored by ACTION for Healthy Communities in collaboration with KCBX.

Walt Duflock takes us on an insiders' tour of the High-Tech AG Expo,held at the Salinas Sports Complex

Associate Producer Ruth Carlson visits with Katalina Zambrano with Merced-based Somos Familia Valle Central.

Tulsa insiders take us on a city trolley-tour and Art Deco architecture walking tour

TIt's easy to point fingers at the ways in which public schools are failing - but maybe we should talk about the ways in which we (the citizens) are failing our public schools. Consider being an emergency substitute teacher - the California legislature has made it easier for non-credentialed teachers to become substitutes by waiving testing requirements through 2024.

Correspondent Tom Wilmer visits with Dr. Ann Money, director of development and research at the Oklahoma Aquarium in the town of Jenks (close to Tulsa).