KVMR Evening News Headlines with Felton Pruitt.
Paul Emery speaks with U.S. Senate candidate from California Alison Hartson.
Canada Buys the Tar Sands Pipeline.
Bear Yuba Land Trust puts on Trails Weekend.
Oregon farm workers sue EPA over workplace protections delay.

Molly Fisk Essay, The Mistral

KVMR Evening News Thursday May 31, 2018

BBC Headlines followed by local weather.

Mikail graham talks with Heather Heckler, Connecting Point Communications Manager for Nevada County 211, a resource and information hub.

Al Stahler speaks with former Grass Valley Police Chief, John Foster.

Charlotte Peterson checks in with Libby Bonomolo from the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce.

Molly Fisk with an essay, "The Mistral".

Sages Phebe  Bell May 30, 2018

BBC World Headlines followed by Local Weather
Paul Emery Talks To Renette Senum about a Future of Nevad County Gathering on Saturday
Report on Puerto Rico from the Real News Network
Alan Stahler with Up IN the Sky
Commentary by Jim Hightower

KVMR Evening News Tuesday, May 29, 2018

BBC Headlines followed by local weather.

Paul Emery speaks with Amber Jo Manuel, Executive Director of the Center for the Arts about today's ground-breaking to begin renovation of the Center.

Paul Emery also chats with hydrogeologist Steve Baker for this week's water news.

Marc Cuniberti with a commentary.

Teens and Marijuana: A Discussion
The legalization of recreational cannabis/marijuana in California this year has stirred up plenty of controversial news. One aspect of the new law that hasn’t been given as much attention, is how it impacts our young people, especially teens. We, as parents, educators, and community citizens need to understand the differences in the cannabis industry today regarding dosages, edibles, and access. What are the possible solutions to keep our students healthy, happy, and engaged with their lives and futures?

A panel of local experts offered their perspective and thoughts on the dangers of marijuana and the teen brain, how to effectively use it medically, and how to communicate with our teens about marijuana safety.

Our panelists include Marlene Mahurin, TUPE (Tobacco Use Prevention Education) Project Coordinator, Ken Cutler, MD, MPH Nevada County Public Health, Forrest Hurd, Founder/Director of Caladrius Network, Hezekiah Allen, California Growers Association, Annie Keeling, parenting expert, and Glory Rain, student at Northpoint Academy.

This event was held on May 1, 2018, and moderated by Paul Emery.

Sages Joshua Pack May 23, 2018.

On Wednesday, May 23rd SOS Radio interviews Al Schmidt, who at the age of 80 reversed his long standing chronic heart disease by adopting a low fat vegan diet.  Also in the studio is Tami Kramer, who has a youtube channel called "Nutmeg Notebook." Tami is instrumental in Al's recovery!  

KVMR Evening News Wednesday May 23, 2018

BBC Headlines and local weather.

Paul Emery talks with Sands Hall about a special reading of 'Fair Use' at the historic North Star House.

Paul Emery also chats with hydrogeologist Steve Baker for this week's water news.

Public News Service has some safety tips for those driving this busy Memorial Day Weekend.

Hightower Lowdown.

KVMR Evening News Tuesday, May 22, 2018

BBC Headlines and local weather.

Charlotte Peterson speaks with Marlene Mahurin, the TUPE Project Coordinator at the Nevada County Superintendent of Schools.

Paul Emery speaks with Laura Peterson from BYLT about the Celebration of Trails Weekend.

Hightower Lowdown with Jim Hightower.

Marc Cuniberti with a commentary.

KVMR Evening News Monday May 21, 2018

Today our guest is Susan Ducharme Hoben, author of the memoir, "Dying Well: Our Journey of Love and Loss," which chronicles her and her husband Bruce's story, and their experiences with his journey through terminal cancer.

Susan is also the former executive consultant with IBM's Strategy and Change consulting practice. She has a mathematics degree from Cornell University, and graduate studies in Computer and Information Sciences at Georgia Institute of Technology.

Upon retirement, she founded a travel journal about luxury barging through Europe

Sages Caleb Buckley May 15 2018

KVMR Evening News Headlines with Felton Pruitt.
Ilene Jorgenson talks about Nevada City's Village Market Day happening this Sunday.
The Real News Network reports on Jewish Americans protesting the U.S. Government's support of Isreal's killing of Palestinians on the Gaza Strip.
The Public News Service reports on changes affecting millions of people's food stamps.
Al Stahler talks about the effects other planets have on Earth's history.

KVMR Evening News Headlines with Felton Pruitt.
Ilene Jorgenson talks about Nevada City's Village Market Day happening this Sunday.
The Real News Network reports on Jewish Americans protesting the U.S. Government's support of Isreal's killing of Palestinians on the Gaza Strip.
The Public News Service reports on changes affecting millions of people's food stamps.
Al Stahler talks about the effects other planets have on Earth's history.

Moly Fisk Essay, "The Tipping Point"

KVMR Evening News Thursday, May 17, 2018

BBC Headlines and local weather.

The Real News Network reports on the Trump administration's proposal to raise rent for the poorest Americans.

Native Voice One with this week's Native News.

Al Stahler talks about the moon and Venus.

Charlotte Peterson chats with Libby Bonomolo from the Nevada City Chamber of Commerce.

Molly Fisk with an essay, "The Tipping Point."

Hosted by Keith Porter, this episode features an interview with composer, performer, producer, tech evangelist and radio personality,  Mikail Graham.

BBC World Headlines follosed by local weather

Report on infrastructure for National Parks

Real News Network reports on why unemployment numbers may be misleading

Commentary with Will Durst