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Apr 17 Insight: Community Center Theater Renovation / Catch The Dream / Le Kelton / Sound Advice
Sacramento singer/songwriter Chris Fairman moved to Austin, Texas for a while and learned a lot about music and life. Now he’s back -– with a new band called Le Kelton and a new album titled “Saint.” And yes, it’s vinyl.Recent Shows
Apr 16 Insight: Pulitzer Winner Alan Taylor / Feral Cat Management / Carpentry For Women / Donna Reads
On Insight, we'll have a discussion on stray cats and what should be done to control their population. A Davis-based carpenter explains her new workshops aimed at teaching carpentry to women. And Donna Apidone on two new projects from James Lescroat.
Apr 15 Insight: Developing East Sacramento / Neighborhood Reaction To McKinley Village / News Network / Katie Hafner
On today's Insight, we'll have a discussion on the controversial McKinley Village Project in East Sacramento. Stockton Record Columnist Michael Fitzgerald speaks about the Google Barge and author Katie Hafner on her new memoir.
Apr 14 Insight: Political Junkie Goes West / Businesses in K Street Mall / The Outdoor World / Tapigami/Exhibit S Opening
Political Junkie Ken Rudin returns. Stores in the Downtown Plaza explain how construction of a new arena is affecting business. And guests from the Effie Yeaw Nature Center talk about the new edition of “The Outdoor World of the Sacramento Region."
Apr 11 Insight: Capitol Chat / Peter Sagal at the Mondavi Center / "The Resister" / "From the Moon to the Earth"
On today's Insight, Capitol Chat with CapRadio's Ben Adler and Peter Sagal visits the Mondavi Center. Plus, Bruce Dancis' new book about his time in prison during the Vietnam War. And J S Kingfisher's latest project "From the Moon to the Earth."
Apr 10 Insight: VA Payouts for Wrongful Deaths / The Greeks Road On The Road To WWI / Sound Advice
A CIR reporter explains why the Dept. of Veterans Affairs has paid $200 million for nearly 1,000 wrongful death cases since 2001. Sac State is exhibiting 100-year-old artifacts from Greece’s entry into WWI. Plus, Jonathan Carraba for Sound Advice.
Apr 09 Insight: Stockton's Heart & Spirit Run / Kushman By The Bottle / The Synthesizer
Stockton will honor victims of violent crime as the community holds a Boys and Men of Color summit. Rick Kushman will talk about robots, birds and bubbles. And we'll take you back to the 70s and 80s with a discussion about synthesizers.
Apr 08 Insight: Campaign Finance / News Network / Critical Hit: An All-Geek Comedy Show
Today on Insight, we take a look at recent court decisions relating to campaign finance restrictions. On News Network, Jeff Hudson has more on what to expect on UC Davis' Picnic Day. Plus, more on "Critical Hit: An All-Geek Comedy Show."
Apr 07 Insight: Political Junkie Goes West / Sacramento Habitat For Humanity / The Vanishing Point
The Political Junkie Ken Rudin joins Insight. Sacramento Habitat For Humanity celebrates its 100th house build. Plus, actors from The Vanishing Point will discuss the production at California Stage.
Apr 04 Insight: Rachel Barton Pine and Angelo Moreno From Davis High School Baroque Ensemble / Capitol Chat / "Weed Land"
Violinist Rachel Barton Pine joins Insight with Angelo Moreno about her performance with the Davis High School Orchestra. CapRadio's Ben Adler discusses the latest on the case against State Sen. Leland Yee. Plus, Peter Hecht on his book "Weed Land."
