Will a new sports and entertainment complex in downtown Sacramento help or hurt the area's other arts orgnizations? UC Davis stem cell researcher on new developments in cell cloning. Eight-year-old releases new app for kids looking for healthy habits
In this week's Capitol Chat, a look at immigration reform; Visually impaired athletes prepare for this weekend's marathon; "Liar" a play that deals with the loss of a child; The "21st century existential folk rock" of Be Brave Bold Robot
Upcoming World AIDS Day and what Sacramento is doing about it; Lee Child, author and creator of the character "Jack Reacher;" Thornton Percival, former model for artist Norman Rockwell; Holiday concerts in this week's Sound Advice.
A UC Davis scientist explains how he finds gas leaks with his airplane; Protecting your home from muddy pets in this month's Pet Tales; Renowned Irish actor Barry McGovern is directing a play at UC Davis; Grammy-nominated country singer Iris DeMent.
The disbanding of the Sacramento Sports Commission; Brew Ferment Distill, Tim Clark's slow drink response to the Sacramento's slow food movement; 12-year violinist and author Eleanore Hamilton; Concert series Music at Noon's 10th anniversary.
How are iPhones and Twitter easing Thanksgiving travel congestion? Wine expert Rick Kushman explains wine pairings for your Thanksgiving meal; Gypsy jazz trio Jazz Gitan performs in our studio; Get your holiday soundtrack in Sound Advice.
A look at the new city leaders in Stockton with Record Columnist Michael Fitzgerald; A culinary trip in time to the original Thanksgiving table; How giving blood supports local theater and gets you tickets; New poetry by Sacramento poet Tim Kahl.
Today, we'll be discussing the Gaza conflict with UC Davis Professor Keith Watenpaugh; How to create a nontraditional Thanksgiving spread; Professor Matt McCormick's research-based argument against Christ; The music of local band Walking Spanish.
In today's Capitol Chat, a look at the still-undecided Ami Bera-Dan Lungren house race; A documentary about the history of roses in Sacramento's Old City Cemetery; Folk group CAVE Women's new album; Jazz Sound Advice with Devin Yamanaka.
How does the Republican Party stay relevant in California, now that the Democrats have a supermajority in both legislative houses? Former Caliornia Assemblyman Roger Niello and former GOP campaign strategist Doug Elmets discuss the GOP's new role.
Election results for tight Sacramento City Council races in this week's News Network; A new study suggests extreme weather preceded the collapse of Mayan civilization; Stained glass murals of Yosemite; Celtic folk duo Men of Worth.