Insight: New Legislation / Sketching Governor Brown / Where Art Ideas Come From / Detropia / Christian DeWild
Monday, January 7, 2013

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The new legislative session and their "to do" list. Jack Ohman sketches Governor Jerry Brown. The genesis of ideas to art. Detropia, a featured film in the San Joaquin International Film Festival. The acoustic rock music of Christian DeWild.
New Legislation and Sketching Governor Brown
The new legislative session has begin, with their key word being
"supermajority." We'll talk with our Capitol Bureau Chief Ben Adler about the long
"to do" list the new members are facing, as well as what they might
be able to accomplish. Then, we're checking in with the Sacramento Bee's new political cartoonist Jack
Ohman, who is beginning what he calls his "final chapter" of
sketching Governor Jerry Brown. See a short video profile of Jack's first cartoon and day at the Sacramento
Bee.

Where Art Ideas Come From From TED Talks to entire books written on the
question, people from every century of existence have wondered,
"where do ideas come from?" Sacramento artist Ron Peetz is pondering the
same and has taken it upon himself to moderate a panel discussion on the source of ideas, but from
the perspective of art. He's gathered 14 artists who will
describe their individual ways of working, their modus operandi,
and where the genesis of their ideas actually starts, using their
own artwork as reference. Today in-studio are Ron Peetz and
participating panelist, local painter
and woodburner Joy Bertinsun, to share what else-their
ideas.
Detropia The 6th San Joaquin
International Film Festival is being held January 4-8th in
Stockton, and one of its featured documentaries is "Detropia." Produced by Heidi Ewing and Rachel
Grady, the team that created 2007 Oscar
nominated documentary "Jesus Camp," "Detropia" explores the
world of a post-industrial Detroit, following the decline and
collapse of manufacturing in the U.S. auto industry capital.
Featured in the film is Detroit video blogger and poet, Crystal
Starr. Starr and Sophoan Sorn, organizer of the festival, join us
today.
Christian DeWild Singer/songwriter Christian DeWild has been
playing solo in the Sacramento area since 2004 when he moved here
from the Bay Area. It's when he arrived in Sacramento that he
unplugged his amp and began working on his love of blues and folk,
both of which reflect his influences and life events. A blend
of acoustic rock, blues, and other bits of American roots music,
Christian has released three solo albums and joins us today to play
a song and to talk to us about his colorful music.

