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LATEST SHOW | Thursday, February 26, 2015

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Insight: Capitol Chat / Sacramento Beer Week / Tricia Stirling / Kathy Kosins

Beer Week begins today and the organizers join Insight to talk about the week’s events and the expanding craft brew scene in the Sacramento region. Plus, Tricia Stirling talks about her new young adult novel titled “When My Heart Was Wicked."

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Communities Of Color And Police: A Week Of Conversations

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Insight: Grand Juries / Night Of Giving / Sound Advice

December 18, 2014

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Insight: Sacramento Policing Policies / NASA Curiosity Rover Discoveries / Joshua Davis' Spare Parts

December 17, 2014

Insight: Political Junkie Goes West / Trust, Transparency Between Law Enforcement And Communities / Cops And Clergy / The Pizza Bible

December 15, 2014

Wednesday, February 25, 2015

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Insight: Wildlife And The Drought / Pet Tales: Adopting Older Pets / News Network / "From The Moon To The Earth"

A local woman’s surveillance camera caught a photo of four mountain lions passing through her yard. Is the warm winter causing wildlife to be active earlier in the year? A California Department of Fish and Wildlife experts explains animal patterns.

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Tuesday, February 24, 2015

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Insight: News Network / Tobacco Ban / Woodland Honor Band Heads To Carnegie Hall

Students from two high schools in Woodland are heading to Carnegie Hall. The Woodland High Honor Band will be competing against schools from across the nation for the New York Wind Band Festival in March.

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Monday, February 23, 2015

Insight: Political Junkie Goes West / Barry Broome / Pierre Balthazard

Barry Broome will lead Sacramento’s brand new Economic Council. He’ll explain how he intends to attract businesses to the region. Then, Sacramento State’s new Dean of the College of Business Administration is in the studio.

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Friday, February 20, 2015

Insight: Capitol Chat / Nutrition Research / "Wicked Women" / Italian Opera At Cal Stage

CapRadio's Katie Orr joins Insight for this week's Capitol Chat. Author Chris Enns is releasing a new book titled “Wicked Women” with stories of notorious and mischievous pioneer women. Then, California Stage’s new show lampoons the opera.

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Thursday, February 19, 2015

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Insight: Water Rights During Drought / Gambatte & Japanese Internment / City Of Sacramento's Budget / Sound Advice

Farmers in the Central Valley are asking for more water as the state continues to restrict supplies. CapRadio's Amy Quinton explains. Plus, Sacramento City Manager John Shirey talks about the city's budget. And Kent Teeters is in for Sound Advice.

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Wednesday, February 18, 2015

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Insight: West Coast Ports Dispute / Raise Your Hand Foundation Update / Rebroadcast: Gayle Pitman / Cellist Susan Lamb Cook

Shipping has resumed at the Port of Oakland this week but a labor dispute is ongoing. International trade advisor Jock O’Connell talks about the labor dispute and other problems with California’s ports. And cellist Susan Lamb Cook performs live.

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Tuesday, February 17, 2015

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Insight: The Political Junkie Goes West / News Network: Sacramento / Slow Medicine / Seven

Today on Insight, The Political Junkie Ken Rudin, Sacramento Metro Reporter Ryan Lillis discusses the new Sacramento Kings coach, Dr. Michael Finkelstein explains 'slow medicine' and a preview of 'Seven,' about women who led social change.

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Thursday, February 12, 2015

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Insight: Capitol Chat / Renee Byer / The Science of Monogamy / Sound Advice: Break Up Jams

A talk with Pulitzer Prize-winning photographer Renee Byer. Her book “Living on a Dollar a Day” documents poverty on four continents. She spent two years working on the project and her photos are now showing at the Viewpoint Art Center in Sacramento.

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Wednesday, February 11, 2015

Insight: Drought Impact On Ranchers Follow Up / Kushman By The Bottle / "A Normal Life with Visits from Crazy on Wednesdays” / Tiny Desk Contest

Capital Public Radio’s resident wine expert explains how craft beer is encroaching on the wine industry and share some tips for choosing the right bottle for Valentine’s Day.

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