Insight: Capitol Chat Housing Bills / Tahoe Workforce Housing / Alice Waters Memoir / Fair Oaks Theatre Festival
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This week’s episode of the ‘Place & Privilege’ podcast explores Tahoe’s crisis and some proposed solutions. California lawmakers, meanwhile, are shaping new legislation to ease similar issues across the state. We’ll get an update from the Capitol.
We take a look back at a conversation with chef Alice Waters in anticiaption of her new memoir.
Fair Oaks Theatre Festival presents "SHREW!" and remembers their late artistic director Bob Irvin.
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Jen Picard
Capitol Bureau Chief Ben Adler joins Insight to preview a raft of bills the California Legislature will take up this week to address the statewide affordable housing crisis.
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Cody Drabble
Less than one in five residents can afford the median home price in the Lake Tahoe region. For The View From Here: Place And Privilege, we'll hear from the North Tahoe Family Resource Center and Tahoe Prosperity Center about workforce housing issues.
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Jen Picard
Ahead of the release of legendary Chef Alice Waters' deeply personal memoir, “Coming To My Senses,” we look back at her conversation on Insight earlier this year.
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Cody Drabble
Bob Irvin passed away last year preparing for this summer's Shakespearean adaptation "SHREW! A Jazz Age Musical Romp," and his collaborators share memories of him and preview the show.
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