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News and information from the Sacramento region, Stockton, Modesto, Reno and Tahoe.
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Award-winning journalist Vicki Gonzalez hosts daily interviews with community leaders, advocates, experts, artists and more to provide background and understanding on breaking news, big events, politics and culture in the Sacramento region and beyond.
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Feed your curiosity and explore fresh perspectives with CapRadio Reads—our online, on-air and on demand resource for discovering your next great read.
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Exploring the often surprising links between concepts, themes and people in classical music, from medieval to modern
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A weekly round-up of what's happening (or not happening) in California politics and state government with Insight host Beth Ruyak.
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Capital Public Radio music hosts and special guests discuss and feature new and noteworthy recordings and music events on Insight with Beth Ruyak. Look for a new post every Thursday.
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Capital Public Radio’s Ben Adler sits down with the six leading candidates for governor of California, and introduces you to each of them in less than 10 minutes.
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Weekly playlists and interviews featuring cutting edge bands and their influential roots. Whether you’re looking to start your record collection or touch up the fringes, Nick Brunner leads you through two hours of CapRadio’s curated new music mix.
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Tahoe is a jewel in the Sierra Nevada, but climate change threatens to transform the region by the century’s end. CapRadio’s Ezra David Romero explores this petri dish for scientific research to see how Tahoe can help us confront the global climate crisis.
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A weekly show helping you make sense of the biggest health, jobs, politics, and more critical events in the world's fifth-largest economy. Because no matter where you live, California is truly a state of mind.
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How can sexual assault survivors find a path to healing even when justice isn’t served? Host Sammy Caiola and Data Reporter Emily Zentner help us understand survivor experiences in the immediate aftermath of sexual violence and during police investigations. You’ll meet women searching for inner strength and legal resolution amid trauma, experts looking at the cracks in a law enforcement system that rarely yields rape convictions or even charges, detectives trying to solve some of the most di ...
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A rural pocket of Northern California is seeing some of the highest rates of suicide in the state. We’re exploring the mental health crisis in Amador County, and what’s being done to solve it.
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CapRadio's monthly showcase of in-studio performances and interviews keeping you in touch our regional scene, the music and its makers.
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The Political Junkie is turning his analytical gaze west. Ken Rudin, known to NPR listeners from his many years talking all things politics with Neal Conan on "Talk of the Nation," joins Insight host Beth Ruyak for our signature segment.
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California Congressional seats that were solidly Republican are suddenly up for grabs. Capital Public Radio's Keys to the House follows the battleground races and themes that could determine which party controls the House of Representatives.
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Take a California road trip away from the coast, away from the cities, and see the state from a different perspective. CapRadio's 395 podcast follows Highway 395 along the Eastern Sierra. The stops may surprise you, and change how you see the state.
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Works for organ and orchestra by Handel, Haydn, Liszt, Saint-Saens, Strauss and Copland, among others.
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The Sierra Avalanche Center is at risk of federal staffing cuts. Also, Palisades Tahoe updates ski conditions. Plus, personal injury attorney Anh Phoong. Finally, Irishpalooza at Harlow’s in Sacramento this weekend. Sierra Avalanche Center and Palisades Tahoe A nonprofit-government partnership providing critical avalanche forecasts in the Sierra Ne…
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California’s Property Insurance Market | Indigenous-Led Burning Group TERA | Evolutionary Science Behind Attraction
How insurers are responding to California’s challenging property insurance market. Also, the Indigenous-led cultural burning group TERA. Finally, a researcher studies the evolutionary science of attraction. California’s Property Insurance Market The wildfires across the Los Angeles-area revived a growing concern surrounding California’s insurance m…
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Challenges Implementing Prop 36 | Vietnam War’s ‘Operation Babylift’ | Anti-Valentine’s Day Cabaret Show
The challenges some counties are facing implementing Prop 36. Also, the 50th anniversary of the Vietnam War’s “Operation Babylift.” Finally, LOVE SUCKS: an anti-Valentine’s Day cabaret show in Sacramento. Challenges Implementing Prop 36 Voters handedly approved Prop 36 - a new law that pledged to provide “mass treatment” for those facing certain dr…
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POLITICO’s California Playbook | Near Record Low Monarch Butterfly Count | Wild & Scenic Film Festival
The latest on California’s response to the Trump Administration. Also, the western monarch butterfly population declines to a near record low. Finally, the Wild & Scenic Film Festival begins this week in Nevada County. POLITICO’s California Playbook It’s been three weeks since President Donald Trump’s inauguration, and a slew of executive actions c…
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Music by Beethoven, Chopin, Brahms, Wagner, Rachmaninoff, and more—written in hopeful infatuation—or after the Big Letdown.
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Who’s Leaving California | Immigration Legal Service Demand on College Campuses | February ‘Arts Talk’
New findings into California’s net loss of residents in recent years. Also, colleges and universities are seeing a spike for immigration legal services. Finally, Insight’s “Art Talk” lays out local events throughout February. Who’s Leaving California There has been a decent amount of coverage since the pandemic about California losing residents to …
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Stanislaus County CARE Court | Newly Elected Sacramento County Supervisor Rosario Rodriguez | Running Club ‘Black Girls Run It’
A check on Stanislaus County’s CARE Court system. Also, newly elected Sacramento County District 4 Supervisor Rosario Rodriguez. Finally, the running club “Black Girls Run It.” Stanislaus County CARE Court Just over a year ago, Stanislaus County became one of the first in California to pilot the new CARE Court system, a judicial program which aims …
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Sacramento Kings De’Aaron Fox Trade | Losing Cursive in Schools | Farewell to SacramenKnow’s Claire Morgan
Sacramento Kings trade longtime point guard De’Aaron Fox. Also, the consequences of not teaching cursive in schools. Finally, a CapRadio goodbye to the SacramenKnow newsletter’s Clarie Morgan. Sacramento Kings De’Aaron Fox Trade Rumors swirled and it’s now official. A longtime player of the Sacramento Kings is officially gone. De’Aaron Fox has been…
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An update on winter storms across Northern California. Also, a queer-owned book and coffee shop in Elk Grove called “A Seat at the Table.” Finally, drag queen Sasha Velour. Winter Storm Forecast After a dry start to the year, a powerful mix of snow and rain moved across our area this weekend - including a flood watch across the Sacramento Valley an…
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How the works by eight Black composeres reflect the African-American experience—and their own.
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CA Electricity Bills Include Profits for Shareholders | How the Wine Industry is Responding to New Alcohol Guidelines | The Escapism of ‘Butterscotch Den’
Why investor-owned California utilities include profits for shareholders in electricity bills. Also, how the state’s wine industry is responding to new alcohol guidelines. Finally, the philosophy and vibe behind Sacramento’s “Butterscotch Den.” CA Electricity Bills Include Profits for Shareholders CalMatters Business Reporter Malena Carollo shares …
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Executive Orders and California Water | Congressman Ami Bera | Pulitzer Prize-Winning Play ‘English’ at Capital Stage
How President Trump’s executive orders impact California water. Also, a conversation with Congressman Ami Bera. Finally, the Pulitzer-Prize winning play “English” at Capital Stage. Executive Orders and California Water In his first two weeks in office, President Donald Trump has taken several actions that could have major impacts on how California …
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The French perspective on its southern neighbor—from Bizet’s Carmen to Debussy’s Iberia, from Chabrier’s Espana to Ravel’s Bolero.
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How Beethoven recycled material as he worked to develop his signature style
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The ‘loose’ associations of composers to works they may or may not have written--some the result of carelessness, others due to honest mistakes—and a few cases of outright fabrication.
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Theatrical music by Purcell, Bizet, Mendelssohn, Beethoven, Grieg, and Vaughan Williams
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Winter-inspired music by Vivaldi, Mozart, Tchaikovsky, Delius, Prokofiev, and more.
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Tower Of Power, Nicholas Payton, Marcos Valle, Teddy Pendergrass and the Bahama Soul Club!
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A celebration of the season in instrumental and orchestral works—old and new.
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Zakir Hussain
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Original instrumental works have been written for the season—including one that spawned a carol of its own.
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Digable Planets
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Nate Smith, James Brown, Bonobo, Poncho Sanchez and the Bahama Soul Club!
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There’s a new album from Lydia Pense and Cold Blood, a new one from blues legend Bobby Rush, a compilation from Mitch Woods featuring all star guests and a bit of the not-yet-released Joe Bonamassa album, all part of this weeks show. AND, a rare set
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Tune in at 8pm to hear Giacomo Puccini's Il Trittico (3 one act operas) staring Renata Scotto in Il Tabarro and Suor Angelica and Tito Gobbi in Gianni Schicchi.
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Mick pays tribute to Guitarist/Songwriter Robbie Robertson with songs from the Band and others, like Jesse Winchester, John Hammond and Bob Dylan, plus a set featuring Bernard and Luther Allison.
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Tune in at 8pm to hear a special tribute to honor the passing of Soprano Renata Scotto on August 16th at the age of 89 followed by the feature opera Bellini's Il Pirata staring Maria Callas recorded live in 1959.
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This week, Mick Martin brings Love to the show: The L.A. Band, that is. Then, there are smokin’ sets by Johnny Winter, Otis Rush, Jr. Walker and Gov’t Mule. Plus a little bit of Shakey Jake, Magic Sam and Otis Redding.
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