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02/01/2012
Bob Whiteford and Tony Piazza join Dave in a salute to the classic Steve McQueen flick "Bullitt." Dr. Steve Hansen discusses climate change and an upcoming forum. Let's catch up with artist Tracy Taylor. Shelley Higginbotham pays a visit.
01/31/2012
Steve Rebuck reacts to Occupy Oakland. Dr. Cornell Morton and Dr. Harvey Levensohn from Cal Poly preview a special event. Steve Lerian from Cal Poly Arts describes upcoming performances and gives away free tickets. Dave does Part II of his analysis of Toxic Discourse.
01/30/2012
Josh Friedman from FreeSLO.com introduces his website and explains his
concerns about Cong. Lois Capps. Avocado grower Bill Coy explains why so many avocados are being sold this week.
01/27/2012
Former Paso Robles businesswoman Verena Maier talks about the politics of the city.
Dave has a few thoughts about local media and what they choose to cover.It's Friday--time for Last Call and your phone calls. SLO city councilman John Ashbaugh addresses current issues facing the city.Glenn Hoving offers a workshop to train young people about public speaking. Pet of the Week comes from Animal Services.
01/26/2012
The investigative reporting team of Velie and Blackburn uncover disturbing allegations about the Paso Robles chief of police.Mike Manchak and Staci Jacob need community support to get direct air service between San Luis Obispo and Denver. Dr. Fred Vernacchia discusses what's new with MRI technology. Frank Kalman advocates on behalf of children.
01/25/2012
Jack Hardy provides a response to President Obama's State of the Union address. John Buerger continues our examination of how the economy will function in 2012. Why did county supervisor Frank Mecham ask his colleague Adam Hill to apologize yesterday? We'll explain.Kristy McCray from the SARP Center explains the impact of recent budget
cuts. Dave does his annual tribute to the late, great comic Mean Mike Veron
01/24/2012
Attorneys Don Ernst and Jeff Stulberg discuss the Open Courts Coalition. Meet Shannon Hill, the new executive director of the Cuesta College Foundation. Madeline Cooley previews Sunday's SLO Sportsman's Expo. Teri Bayus comments on this morning's Oscar nominations. And at 6:05 we'll bring you live coverage of President Obama's State of the Union address.
01/23/2012
Jeff Bliss analyzes the re-emergence of Newt Gingrich.Reporter Dan Blackburn explains new developments at Atascadero State Hospital.Lisa Kocher and Steve Weiss salute New York City. Meet Julia Ogden, CEO of Habitat for Humanity. Cindy Sassaman updates us on the school board situation in Cambria. Community Spotlight shines on Softec.
01/20/2012
Jeff Eckles offers up an economic forecast for 2012. It's Friday--time for another round of Last Call. Let's do a round of Brush with Greatness--have you ever encountered a famous celebrity? Pet of the Week comes from the North County Humane Society.
01/19/2012
David Holmes and Andy Greensfelder debate whether or not the defense budget should be cut. Karen Velie from Cal Coast News talks about Adam Hill and The Phone Call. Rick Holliday updates us on all-but-forgotten controversy surrounding the Cambria Air Station.
Muara Johnston previews the upcoming Jewish Film Festival.
01/18/2011
Local wedding organizers and DJ's are upset by new restrictions for beach events. We'll explain.Matt Bear discusses a new approach to animal rights. Joan Rivers is coming to the PAC. We've got some free tickets to give away.Deborah Bayles explains the ebook publishing trend to us.
01/17/2012
Guy Rathbun talks about public radio.Dr. Don Morris discusses today's newest phone technology. Frank Warren and Jill Bolster-White discuss issues relating to mental health.
01/16/2012
Local residents discuss the proposed curfew ordinance coming before the Board of Supervisors tomorrow. Conservative Bob pays a visit. Pat Veesart and Susan Harvey update us on the work of North County Watch. Russ D'Angelo talks about the upcoming guitar festival.
01/13/2012
Dr. Gary Foresman from Middle Path Medicine discusses proper diet and takes your phone calls. Let's talk about the experience of growing up abroad and experiencing different cultures. Dr. Don Ryujin previews the upcoming MLK barbecue lunch fundraiser.
It's Friday -- time for another round of Last Call. Pet of the Week comes from county Animal Services.
01/12/2012
Brent Trockman makes the case for Ron Paul for president. Shelley Malcolm introduces us to Project Voice. Paul Dunn previews the upcoming Scottish dinner. The Sweet Adelines perform in studio.
01/11/2012
San Luis Obispo mayor Jan Marx discusses issues facing the city and takes your phone calls. Meet sewing machine expert Paul Howell. Animal rights activists target Harris Ranch. Dave reacts. Kelrik Productions is staging "Avenue Q." Hear the details and maybe win some free tickets.
01/10/2012
Mike Brown from COLAB explains his opposition to the proposed plastic bag ban. Former SLO city councilwoman Christine Mulholland pays a visit. Bob Kamm discusses parenting.
Bill Seavey offers tips for surviving the economic downturn. Ruth Ann Angus previews the Morro Bay Bird Festival.
01/09/2012
Today begins the 21st season of Hometown Radio.Scheduled guests include Catherine Ryan Hyde, John Ashbaugh, Sandi Ford, Victoria Carranza, Steven Marx, and Chris Petersilge.
01/06/2012
Join Dave today for his special 20th anniversary broadcast. Guests include Dave & Maggie Cox, Charlotte Alexander, Dr. Cathy Boggs, Dr. Larry Martinez, and John Lindsey. Plus live music from Bob & Wendy. Meet our Pet of the Week from county Animal Services.
01/05/2012
Jeanne Dugger looks at religion and politics involving Mitt Romney and Barack Obama.
Betsey Nash pays a visit. Steve Weiss and Jim Smith update us on the local real estate market. Dave plays some more clips from old shows.
01/04/2012
Annie Lorenzen discusses her recent knee replacement surgery. Dr. Scott Robertson makes a studio call. Restaurant critics Teri Bayus and Kathy Marcks Hardesty serve up new reviews. Paso Robles is getting ready to launch a new art studio program.
Dave plays more clips from old shows.
01/03/2012
Robin Hayhurst and Bruno Bornino look ahead to what we might expect from 2012 in terms of new laws. Lance Parker weighs in on the issues of the day. Miss Etiquette takes your phone calls about pet peeves. Marilyn Leverich recalls ridiing in the Rose Parade and growing up in Pasadena.
01/02/2012
Bob Sachs uses 9 Star Ki to tell you what kind of year you might have in 2012. Tom Madsen and Karl Beck discuss current issues. Dave highlights shows from the last 20 years.
12/29/2011
South County Jim wants a stronger crackdown on people who drive and text at the same time. Jack and Natalie from Colby Jack's Cafe in Atascadero talk about their recent move to the Carlton Hotel. Melissa Vardey showcases her upcoming one woman show.
12/28/2011
Investigative reporter Dan Blackburn updates us on the situation in Cambria. Christine Hill prepares for surgery. Erin Hoffman shows us how to get more out of 2012. Performer Melissa Vardey previews her upcoming show in Arroyo Grande. Dave shares some clips from old radio shows.
12/27/2011
Dave & Mardi are back in the studio. Jeff Bliss looks at the latest controversy surrounding high speed rail in California. Mr. Science pays a visit. Dave talks about holiday movies at the box office.
12/22/2011
Get ready for the annual reading of "Ho Ho: The Dog Who Saved Christmas." Pet of the Week comes from Animal Services. Call in to win free gift cards to Upper Crust. Dave and Mardi invite your holiday phone calls.
12/21/2011
Hometown grocer John Spencer pays a visit. Disneyland expert Gary Chambers takes us through The Magic Kingdom at the holiday season. Janna Nichols is just back from Costa Rica. She has pictures. Ron Tyni discusses all the changes to his Upper Crust restaurant and what's happening locally in the biz.
12/20/2011
Roxanne Carr is retiring at the end of the year. Let's review the career of an amazing SLO businesswoman. Newsstand Greg turns 65 and looks at the challenges facing aging boomers. Verena Maier offers last minute holiday gift suggestions. Time for the holiday edition of Radio Tradio swap meet on the air.
12/19/2011
South County Jim and Dave decide what to give President Obama for Christmas this year.
Karen Velie from CalCoastNews reports on allegations of illegal dumping by SLO city workers. Connie O'Henley previews upcoming shows from the Clark Center.
12/16/2011
The war in Iraq is over. Jack Greene explains the price we paid--and what we gained.
It's Friday--time for another round of Last Call. Steve Lerian looks ahead to upcoming shows from Cal Poly Arts. Jane Voights shares her recent adventure aboard the Turner Classic Movie cruise to Mexico. Pet of the Week comes from North County Humane Society.
12/15/2001
ABC newsman Steffan Tubbs discusses a recent incident in Hawaii involving visiting WWII veterans and the crew from TV's "Hawaii 5-0." Nieves Villamin introduces us to her memoir about growing up in the Phillipines. Mark Landon updates us about what's happening in national parks. Scott Yoo and Bettina Swigger visit from Festival Mosaic.
12/14/2011
All day today broadcasting our Radio-a-Thon for the Women's Shelter.
12/13/2011
Leslie Halls is skeptical of a new poll that shows 60 percent of Californians are willing to have their taxes raised. Steve Weiss talks about the new movie "The Descendants" and shares stories from Hawaii. Genette Bowen introduces us to first-aid for pets. Deanna Delore and Jim Barnett pay a visit-upcoming concert in Cambria.
12/12/2011
Tom Comar and Ron Rothman discuss Wal Mart and Atascadero. Dr. Larry Houlgate looks at the status of human rights in the world. Michele Dostert has a few thoughts about Newt Gingrich. Meet Tom Franciskovitch, editor of SLO Life magazine.
12/09/2011
Chris Arend weighs in on what's happening with the economy.Meet some of the Morro Bay winners of the national "One-Block Feast" Sunset magazine contest.It's Friday. Time for Last Call.Pet of the Week comes from county Animal Services.
12/08/2011
Gary J. Freiberg talks about cyber-bullying of teenagers.Kevin Rice explains the fallacy of the so-called "pay cut" being taken by SLO city manager Katie Lichtig. Kristy Balzer updates us on the Port San Luis Lighhouse. Leila Kohlman previews this year's holiday celebration in Cayucos.
12/07/2011
Dr. Don Morris recalls the events of December 7, 1941. San Luis city councilmember John Ashbaugh defends the recent vote to spend $750,000 on downtown beautification. State assemblywoman Sharon Grove wants the state legislature to only be part-time. Jean Steel from Happy People Win tells us how to win during the holidays.
12/06/2011
Dawn Legg looks at the decline in daily human interaction. Jennifer Best, author of Best Family Adventures, talks about great day trips on the Central Coast. Karen Velie from CalCoastNews reports on recent stories. Community Spotlight shines on SLO Folks and upcoming concerts.Robyn Metchik previews an upcoming production from Nipomo High School.
12/05/2011
Dave is back in the studio today: Matt Kokkonen proposes e-verifcation as a tool to fight illegal immigration. Rich Lieberman explains the mass firings at KGO Radio in San Francisco.Rich Johnson and Kevin Hauber discuss making your house more energy efficient. John Lindsey reports on our lack of rain. Bonnie Sampson talks horses.
Dave shares his recent trip to LA.
12/02/2011
Dave is away today. Tune in for guest hosts Suzan Vaughn and Mark Wilson.
12/01/2011
Jeff Eckles filling in for Dave today. Jack Abramoff (calling in from back East),Mayor Bill Yates of Morro Bay,Niels Udsen, Owner/Founder Castoro Cellars, Leonard Gentieu, Chef and Owner, Papagallo II Motor Yacht.
11/30/2011
State Assemblyman Katcho Achadjian is in the studio, taking your phone calls and discussing Sacramento. Bestselling novelist Jay Asher has done it again--hear the story behind "The Future of Us." Gary Nemeth discusses the challenge of fighting street gangs in SLO County. Cassandra Tarantino previews an upcoming choral concert. Meet an ovarian cancer survivor and hear her story.
11/29/2011
Jeff Bliss weighs in on the issues of the day. Steve Weiss shares the challenge of caring for elderly parents. Our 50 State Radio Interview Project continues: Today Peter J. Wallner takes us around the great state of Michigan. Mark and Barbara Furia update us on the plaque to be installed downtown in honor of Pastor Doug.
11/28/2011
John Buerger provides analysis on the latest economic indicators. Phil Strider weighs in on the collapse of the Occupy movement. Verena Maier reminds us of the need to support local businesses during the holiday season. Mark Booher from PCPA previews the new holiday production. Rich Cheney and Sonnie Brown visit from Hospice of SLO County.
11/23/2011
Join us for our Thanksgiving Eve program. John Lindsey will project Thursday's weather -- will we get that huge rainstorm? Janna Nichols explains how to find reindeer in SLO.
Live music from singer-songwriter Jewel Marie. Donna Sellars and Natalia Berryman preview the next production from Sorcerer Productions.
11/22/2011
Peggy Koteen returns to urge you not to eat meat for Thanksgiving and to stop wearing fur.
Mystery writer Dennis Palumbo discusses his new book "Fever Dream."Dr. Jesse Sostrin reports on the recent symposium involving senior citizen issues. Free tickets to see John Tesh at the PAC.
11/21/2011
Grammy-awarding musician and radio host John Tesh pays a visit and previews his upcoming holiday show at the PAC. Annie Lorenzen is in the studio, asking what constitutes "Holy." Bev Aho survived her canoe trip up the Amazon. She'll share her adventure. Karen Kile reports on what's happening at the SLO Museum of Art. Community Spotlight shines on a special fundraiser for building schools in Nepal.
11/18/2011
Former SLO mayor Peg Pinard has a beef with bus drivers who text. She'll tell the story.
Writer Tony PIazza spent many years on movie sets in San Francisco during the 1970's. Let's hear stories about everyone from Paul Newman to Steve McQueen. It's Friday -- time for another round of Last Call. Pet of the Week comes from North County Humane Society.
11/17/2011
Bob O'Brien talks about customer service and why it matters to successful businesses.
Nipomo mesa residents who are opposed to the water pipeline from Santa Maria make their case. Chef Dave comes up from Avila with Thanksgiving tips. Peter Steynberg previews this weekend's fundraiser for his gallery. John Lindsey talks about rain.
11/16/2011
Advocates Andy Greensfelder and David Holmes return to ask the question, "Are Americans prepared to do with less as we work to restore our economy, government finances and our infrastructure?" Mike Brown from COLAB discusses current issues in the county. Connie O'Henley visits from the Clark Center and previews upcoming shows.
11/15/2011
Professor Klaus Fischer, author of "Hitler and America" discusses his new book. Get ready for Radio-Tradio, swap meet on the air. What happens to Occupy Wall Street after the events of this morning? We'll talk. Storyteller Zette Harbour pays a visit. Marion Curtis needs our help. She'll explain.
11/14/2011
Representatives from CalTrans and CHP take your phone calls. Why are they trying to pull the eucalyptus trees out of Sweet Springs Preserve in Los Osos? Joy Becker discusses her work doing oral histories of veterans. Chris Aho and Wendy Lewis visit from the Food Bank.
Lynne Oliverius is offering a new free program for kids. Let us also be reminded of the tragedy of suicide.
11/11/2011
Dr. Larry Martinez provides discussion about daylight savings, metric system and more, Mr. Sciences fields your questions on 11-11-11. It's Friday -- time for another round of Last Call.
We'll preview what's happening tonight at SLO LIttle Theatre. Pet of the Week comes from county Animal Services.
11/10/2011
Homeless advocate Becky Jorgeson gives us an update on the local situation. Susan Mullen shares horror stories of home remodel projects. Kevin Patrick Sullivan previews this weekend's Poetry Festival. Sue McGinty and Victoria Heckman discuss mystery writing.
Beth Raub from the county Women's Shelter needs our help once again for Thanksgiving.
11/09/2011
Cong. Lois Capps reports on events in Washington and takes your phone calls. Dr. Ed Waage, Pismo Beach city councilman, explains his concerns about the APCD Oceano Dunes study. Artist Tracy Taylor and Kristy McCray preview their upcoming "Evening with an Artist" benefit for the SARP Center. And learn how to conquer your fear of public speaking from a local expert.
11/08/2011
Conservative activist Mason Weaver previews his speech at Cal Poly tonight. Jack Hardy looks at the controversy surrounding Herman Cain. Jeff Eckles updates us on economic issues. Makena Tolley introduces us to the Senior to Senior Program. Gary Nemeth is organizing a toy drive in Paso Robles.
11/07/2011
Don Morris and retired Col. Jack Jones talk about General Hoyt Vandenberg. Michael LeBrun and Ed Eby update us on water for the Nipomo Mesa. Kevin Rice responds to the recent Op Ed piece by Sup. Adam Hill regarding air quality on the Dunes. A preview of the upcoming Paderewski Music Festival in Paso Robles.
11/04/2011
Gary J. Freiberg turns serious and shares his current essay about Los Osos in New Times.
Jeff Edwards and Joe Schacherer discuss flooding in Oceano. Time for Last Call -- your chance to get in on the issues of the day. Mike Bush visits from SLO Botanical Gardens.
Pet of the Week comes from county Animal Services.
11/03/2011
Attorney Rory McGinty looks at the economic issues underlying the Occupy movement.Restaurant critics Teri Bayus and Kathy Marcks Hardesty discuss who's hot and who's not. Jill Anderson and Cricket Handler introduce us to a new local all-women choir. Steve Lerian from Cal Poly Arts previews upcoming shows and gives away free tickets. The folks at Grassroots need our help in setting up their Thanksgiving dinner.
11/02/2011
Michele Dostert looks at the controversial Supreme Court ruling in the Citizens United case.
Warren Conklin weighs in on the issues raised by the Occupy movement. Janna Nichols discusses her photo exhibit featuring the people of Peru. Rick Miller gives us a taste of his upcoming PAC performance of "MacHomer" and we give away free tickets. Our 50 State Radio Interview Project continues: Dale McGee is in Utah. Community Spotlight shines on the Exploration Station in Grover Beach.
11/01/2011
Gordon Mullin weighs in on the issue of corporate taxes.Mary Golden gives us an update about events with the Natural History Association. Bob Brown reminds us of an important Vets dinner.Becky Gray visits from the SLO Vintners Association. Dave updates recent stories regarding banking fees and the Occupy movement.
10/31/2011
Steve Weiss joins Dave for a conversation about customer service. Karen Velie from CalCoastNews.com reports on stories affecting Atascadero and Pismo Beach. Jennifer Stover celebrates the anniversary of the Art Association. Jenifer Rhynes shares the latest from the YMCA. Free tickets to see singer Marc Cohn at the PAC.
10/28/2011
Clay Watkins and Bruce Curtis comment on current events. Dr. Gary Foresman is back from Middle Path Medicine. It's Friday -- time for another round of Last Call. Pet of the Week comes from county Animal Services.
10/27/2011
Dr. Ahmad Nooristani and Dr. Rupert Chowins introduce us to the new Noor Foundation Clinic, providing free medical care to those in need on the Central Coast. Alison Cebuella explains the situation many recent college grads find themselves in regarding high-interest student loans. Deborah Bayles from ResCare gives us an update on senior care issues.
Abel Martinez previews Halloween events in Cambria. Learn more about the upcoming Cuesta College Disabilities Conference.
10/26/2011
Karen Velie uncovers the lucrative vacation rental business owned by county supervisor Bruce Gibson and his wife. Bob Sachs compares Occupy movements in New York and Philadelphia with what's left in SLO. Find out what's happening at PLanned Parenthood.
Stephen Tosh is back with his amazing keyboard and free tickets to an upcoming show.
10/25/2011
The police swept in this morning and closed down OccupyOakland. What are the implications? Let's talk. Jeff Bliss updates us on the controversy surrounding the salary of Cal Poly president Jeffrey Armstrong and reports on recent scandals in the news.
Learn more about Cowboy Poetry. We will learn more about butterflies.
A new grief support group is starting.
10/24/2011
Lance Parker discusses the OccupySLO camp outside the county courthouse. Should the occupiers be allowed to stay? If so, for how long? Steve Rebuck paid a visit to the OccupySanFrancisco site over the weekend. He shares his impressions--and concerns.
Jennifer Martin and Diane Blakeslee preview a big event at Cuesta College. Si Tennenberg updates us on his efforts to send supplies to our troops overseas. Also learn what's happening this week at the monthly SOFTEC meeting.
10/21/2011
Former county supervisor Shirley Bianchi expresses her concerns over the mixing of religion and politics. Meet some of the organizers of OccupySLO. Kristi Balzer checks in from the Port San Luis Lighthouse. Lisa Lien has our Pet of the Week from North County Humane Society.
10/20/2011
Dave is back in the studio today.Dr. Don Morris traces the history of student protest movements as Cal Poly students take up outside the county courthouse in protest.
Writer Stacey Warde talks about greed.We get a preview of the upcoming SLO speech by Bill McKIbben and give away free tickets.Author Catherine Ryan Hyde talks about the seismic shift in modern publishing. Meet the new director of the opera and win free tickets to this weekend's performance.
10/19/2011
Dave is heading south to visit with Mom today, so tune in at 3:05 to hear guest hosts Jennifer Stover and later Annie Lorenzen.
10/18/2011
Will the city of SLO be forced to allow medical marijuana clinics? We'll tell you what we know. Marcia Guthrie continues to lead the fight against development in Price Canyon.
Pete Evans reports on what happened with Occupy LA. Girls softball needs more participants. Also, Leslie Baumgarden previews an upcoming dance concert "Come Together"
10/17/2011
Meet Scott Sommers who is filing a lawsuit against the city of SLO, alleging that he was beaten up by an off-duty SLO police officer. John Buerger weighs in on the Occupy Wall Street movement. Priscilla Kiessig updates us on a very special museum in Avila Beach.
Jesse Sostrin pays a visit.
10/14/2011
Jeff Eckles expresses his opposition to the recently-passed Dream Act. It's Friday -- time for another round of Last Call. Let's do Brush with Greatness -- have you ever encountered a famous person? Tell us the story. Mary Alpaugh talks about new trends in HR.
Pet of the Week is from county Animal Services.
10/13/2011
Annie Lorenzen addresses this weekend's Walk of Life protest against Planned Parenthood. SLO city councilmember John Ashbaugh discusses current city issues.
Geoff Auslen and Chelsea Modlin take us to Lake Naciemento and Lake San Antonio.
Community Spotlight shines on this year's Walk Against Lupus. And does the city of Paso Robles have to return $1 million in FEMA funds? We'll tell you what we know.
10/12/2011
Attorneys David Holmes and Andy Greensfelder debate whether or not the US is failing politically and economically. Independent filmmaker Ben Cooper and actor Carl edge discuss their new movie project, showing in SLO later this week. Ellen Curtis from Whiz Bang highlights a new study on social media uses in SLO County. Win free tickets to Cherish the Ladies at the Clark Center.
10/11/2011
How did the city of SLO get it wrong about money for street signs--and shouldn't they give up the idea of Sunday parking? Let's talk. Charlotte Alexander from the County Arts Council previews Open Studios. John Lindsey forecasts the upcoming winter season. Learn more about this weekend's Bioneers Conference. Our 50 State Radio Interview Project continues: today Courtney Latta is our guide around Oklahoma.
10/10/2011
Gordon Mullin responds to the "Occupy Wall street" movement. He's not a fan. Karen Velie and Dan Blackburn continue their investigation into local free school lunch programs.
Community Spotlight shines on Bravo SLO. Our 50 State Radio Interview Project continues: Elizabeth Lyon takes us to Oregon.
10/07/2011
Michael Costello and Pete Evans continue the conversation about "Occupy San Luis Obispo." Mr. Science fields your questions about science and nature. It's Friday--time for another round of Last Call. Community Spotlight shines on "An Evening in Greece."
Pet of the Week comes from county animal services.
10/06/2011
San Luis Obispo city councilwoman Kathy Smith discusses Chevron and Tank Farm Road.
Cleona Masalta explains the pros and cons of home modification loans. Mike Bush checks in from SLO Botanical Gardens. Get ready for another edition of Central Coast Finest-Haven Wine Bistro.
10/05/2011
There is an "Occupy San Luis Obispo" protest movement today. We'll tell you why. CJ Silas talks about her years in sports radio and her new book "No Girls Allowed." Steve Lerian from Cal Poly Arts previews upcoming shows. Where are you banking these days? Let's look at the fallout from Bank of America charging for debit card use.
10/04/2011
PG&E officials preview the upcoming NTC meeting in San Luis Obispo and take your phone calls. Kevin Harris discusses the next SLOLT production of Oklahoma -- and gives away free tickets. Learn more about Cambria's Scarecrow Festival. Judith Bean reports on this year's Central Coast Follies. Dave pays tribute to a friend--and an adventure--from 35 years ago.
10/03/2011
Investigative reporter Dan Blackburn checks into possible abuse of the local school lunch program. Conservative Bob weighs in on the issues of the day. Jeff Bliss gives us an update on the growing Solyndra solar scandal. Wendy Eidson visits from the SLO International Film Festival.
09/30/2011
Jeff Eckles looks at the controversial economic package being pushed by Herman Cain.
Gary Nemeth expresses his concern about things happening in Paso Robles. Curtis Reinhart previews the upcoming Railroad Festival. It's Friday -- time for another round of Last Call.
09/29/2011
Leslie Halls talks about middle school today, Tom Harrington and Dino Purtrino from Templeton talk about raising school funds/programs, Karen Kile from SLOMA and the Plein Air Festival, Karen Velie, homeless update.
09/28/2011
Annie Lorenzen looks at the lack of logic in our formal discourse and explains how it's been replaced by emotion and fear. Kevin Rice discusses San Luis Obispo city councilmembers who pass laws -- and then disobey them. Bob Sachs offers another round of 9 Star Ki readings. Give us your birthdate, Bob will tell your life story. Rick Wilson doesn't think county Animal Services responded quickly enough when he was attacked by a dog.
09/27/2011
Joe Benson discusses Roger Ailes and Fox News' decision to move to the middle. David Weisman talks about PG&E proposed costs for an upcoming seismic study. Simon Lowrie addresses mental health and previews an upcoming event. Charlie Gulyash introduces us to this year's Nipomo Native Plant sale.
09/26/2011
Thea Chase discusses the opening of the new Small Business Development Center at Cal Poly. Karen Velie from CalCoastNews.com reports on recent local stories. Lee Ferrero and Brian Peterson preview this year's Alzheimer's Walk. Marcelle Bakula and Chris Arndt explain the Hi Mountain Condor Lookout Project. Community Spotlight shines on Softec and their upcoming meeting.
09/23/2011
Dr. Gil Stork, president of Cuesta College, introduces us to a special student. It's Friday, time for another round of Last Call. Joe Seals, author of the new book Central Coast Gardening, pays a visit. Claire Hawkins discusses the plight of HART Animal Rescue in Cambria. Pet of the Week comes from county Animal Services.
09/22/2011
Steve Burns from Savor the Central Coast returns to preview this year's big event and give away some free tickets. With the death of Pastor Doug, Dave searches for other good souls in the community. Dennis Miller from Smoke & Mirrors a new radio project.
Anna Boyd-Bucy from Big Brothers Big Sisters .Victoria Carranza explains the purpose of Saturday's Moving Planet Day.
09/21/2011
Ingrid Pires, John Lindsey, and Robyn O'Leary join Dave in a tribute to Pastor Doug who died early this morning. Jack Hardy looks at President Obama's plan to tax the wealthy.
Atascadero High School students discuss the paper/plastic grocery bag issue.
Connie O'Henley previews upcoming shows at the Clark Center. And learn about the next Home Show in San Luis Obispo.
09/20/2011
Dee Torres, director of homeless services, responds to recent criticism and discusses current challenges. Author Sherry Shahan revisits the 1960's. Get ready for another round of Radio-Tradio, Swap Meet on the Air. Business consultant Starr Hall updates us on everything happening with social media.
09/19/2011
Lance Parker discusses a recent article in the Wall Street Journal about the Internet.
Jude Egan discusses emergency planning. Andrea Devitt introduces us to The History Center. Dave tries to unravel the mystery of divorced women who keep their married names.
09/16/2011
Dave is out. Suzan Vaughan fills in for the first half of the show taking calls regarding your pets. Jenny Adams interviews her son Levi- who is on a cross country road trip, the upcoming Granfondo funraiser for Alpha Pregnancy and the new Ex. Director of Central Coast Counseling in SLO.
09/15/2011
Michele Dostert discusses recent issues in the national news. Steve Rebuck suggests that offshore oil drilling can have positive effects for marine life. Devin Wallace introduces us to a new local theater company. Kristi Balzer and Srew Jenkins talk about upcoming events at the Port San Luis Lighthouse. Larry Kahn continues our discussion of the challenges being faced by county Animal Services.
09/14/2011
David Cobb previews his presentation tonight on the Move to Amend the Constitution, addressing corporate power in the U.S. Jeff Bliss explains the growing controversy around President Obama and the California solar company Solyndine. Kevin Rice discusses Coastal Cleanup Day and the debate over plastic bags in California. Sue McGinty and Jude Long preview this year's Book & Author Festival. Let's get an update on the situation at county Animal Services.
09/13/2011
Karen Velie from CalCoastNews looks at a secret deal by the county DA's office to dispose of the infamous Pasolivo property. Chris Arend looks at the debate shaping up over President Obama's jobs proposal. Community Spotlight shines on an upcoming fundraiser for a very special baby. Let's find out what's happening at Lindamood-Bell.
09/08/2011
KVEC will provide live coverage of President Obama's speech to Congress beginning at 4 p.m. Jeff Eckles provides post-speech analysis. Also, Jack Greene looks at Obama's foreign policy and explains the impact of Hillary Clinton. Closer to home, what do you think of the movement to ban plastic and paper bags at the grocery store? Let's talk.
09/07/2011
Gordon Mullin previews President Obama's speech on job creation and shares his own ideas. Rory McGinty analyzes the declining popularity of the President. Gary J. Freiberg draws parallels between the political scene of the 1860s and today. Judy Salamacha introduces us to this year's keynote speaker at the Central Coast Writers' Conference.
09/06/2011
We'll hear from a pair of local residents who have concerns about the proposed Garden Street Terrace Project in downtown San Luis Obispo. Homeless advocate Becky Jorgeson explains why she's organizing a rally for Wednesday morning. Let's get the details about the upcoming City to the Sea Run. Community Spotlight shines on the Rotary Home Tour in San Luis Obispo.
09/01/2011
Matt Kokkonen kicks off our series marking the 10th anniversary of 9-11 with a preview of his annual 9-11 salute in San Luis Obispo. Charlotte Alexander and Mary Kay Harrington from Arts Obispo/County Arts Council come calling. Dave has a question for Judge Charles Crandall: Are homeless people more safe living in the back seat of a car in Morro Bay than they were at Sunny Acres? Deborah Bayles discusses the growing popularity of ebooks.
08/30/2011
Health care reform advocates Walter Heath and Hilary Roberts Grant discuss the issue and preview some upcoming health care forums. Karen Velie from CalCoastNews.com introduces us to her new editor and reports on the latest in allegations against a SLO police officer. The Community Spotlight shines on Hospice Partners who is sponsoring an upcoming concert.
08/29/2011
Homeless advocate Becky Jorgeson helps us meet some of the homeless people of the Central Coast. Kris Kington-Barker updates us on programs offered by Hospice of SLO County. Our 50 State Radio Interview Project continues with a visit to Pam Johnson in Idaho. Community Spotlight shines on the Friends of Elephant Seals.
08/26/2011
Dr. Gary Foresman from Middle Path Medicine discusses the aging process. Michael Nowak and Patty Thayer from the San Luis Obispo Symphony preview this year's Pops by the Sea concert and we give away free tickets. It's Friday -- time for another round of last call. Marie Brinkmeyer from RSVP asks Dave to pick the Grand Prize Winner of a trip for two to Hawaii. Will it be you? Pet of the Week comes from Animal Services.
08/25/2011
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08/24/2011
Bill Pelfry from Templeton Area Group (TAG) explains his opposition to the new supervisorial districts that were approved by the county. The Tribune has a story today about a SLO firefighter charged with assault. Is the story being run now to help influence the outcome of Tuesday's election? Hmmmm. Let's talk. Tom Madsen checks in as he prepares for heart surgery. Let's also hear from Carol Norton about the upcoming Garden Show in Morro Bay.
08/23/2011
Conservatives Clay Watkins and Bruce Curtis provide their perspective on national issues of the day. Chris Arend reacts to recent events in Libya (delayed from Monday).
Alison Cebulla shares what it takes to be an environmental consumer.
Kevin Harris from San Luis Little Theatre previews upcoming shows.
08/22/2011
An Open Letter from a SLO firefighter is causing quite then stir around town today. Let's talk about it. Jeff Eckles brings us the latest grim economic news. Ellen Perryess and Terry Parry visit from Animal Services.
08/19/2011
Dave has the day off, so tune in for guest hosts Jennifer Stover and Joe Seals, the Garden Guru.
08/18/2011
Jean Steel from Happy People Win stresses the importance of customer service. Dr. Don Regan addresses the recent calls to increase taxes on the wealthy. Ed Eby and Michael leBrun talk about water issues facing Nipomo. More chances to win free tickets to Savor the Central Coast.
08/17/2011
3:05 Jaime Lewis shares her recent battle with post-partum depression. 4:05 Steve Lerian from Cal Poly Arts. 5:05 San Luis Obispo city councilman Dan Carpenter.
6:05 Teenage correspondent Adi Jones discusses recent LA Times article about young people giving up on the American Dream.
08/16/2011
Annie Lorenzen brings in her visiting sister for a discussion about sibling relationships.
Karen Velie from CalCoastNews.com reports on SLO city councilman Andrew Carter and whether he has broken the law in the Measure A & B campaign. Community Spotlight shines on the upcoming Olive Festival in Paso Robles.
08/15/2011
Cal Poly journalism professor Bill Loving on Internet security and privacy issues. Dr. Don Morris looks at the growing concern over the rising power of China. Discussion of pension benefits and Measure A/B.
08/12/2011
Investigative reporter Dan Blackburn on the mysterious death of a young man on the railroad tracks in Paso Robles. They're closing smaller post offices all across the country -- Steve Weiss and Dave wonder why the government is still involved in the postal service. Jennifer Stover talks about breast feeding.It's Friday -- time for Last Call.
Pet of the Week comes from county Animal Services.
08/11/2011
Karen Velie from CalCoastNews updates us on the latest allegations involving Maria Kelly and Paavo Ogren. Dave continues the conversation from last night about the Fullerton police incident. Community Spotlight shines on the upcoming Day with Creative Women.
08/10/2011
Restaurant critics Teri Bayus and Kathy Marcks Hardesty update us on the local restaurant scene.Hometown grocer John Spencer discusses what's happening in the grocery business. Kevin Rice talks about the accusations of Fullerton police beating a homeless man to death. New York actress Jacque Carnahan comes back to her native Central Coast for a special performance.
08/09/2011
Former county supervisor Shirley Bianchi and SLO city councilman Andrew Carter debate Measures A & B in the special election. Dr. Larry Martinez joins us for Part III of our economic discussion. Chris Aho provides an update on the county Food Bank.
The guys from People's Choice Heating & Air announce their winner of a free furnace.
Jim Richards has the latest in TimeSaver Traffic & Weather Together.
08/08/2011
A preview (and free tickets) of the upcoming Sorcerer Productions "Little Shop of Horrors."
Jeff Bliss and Forbes columnist Gordon Chang analyze China's public concern about U.S. debt. Attorney Rory McGinty reacts to last week's economic news.San Diego writer Judy Reeves discusses her upcoming writing workshop in Morro Bay.
08/05/2011
David Broadwater expresses his concern about new rules for public comment at Atascadero city council meetings. Mike Bush from SLO Botanical Garden previews upcoming events. It's Friday so time for Last Call. Jerry Bunin has gone to the dogs again. He'll explain. Pet of the Week comes from Animal Services.
08/04/2011
Community Spotlight shines on I Care International. Lance Kinney is our guide. Bob Kamm from the San Luis Obispo Relationships Institute. The Tribune openly attacked Los Osos activist Linde Owen for comments she made at a recent supervisors meeting, but won't print her response. We'll hear the response today. So how about that new Target on LOVR? Have you been?
08/03/2011
TECHNICAL PROBLEM EXISTS- PODCAST NOT POSTED AT THIS TIME..Roger Freberg reminds us of the joys of reading a book. Artist/actor Nehemiah Persoff talks about his newest work.
08/02/2011
TECHNICAL PROBLEM EXISTS- PODCAST NOT POSTED AT THIS TIME Jeff Eckles separates fact from fiction over the supposed budget deal coming out of Washington. Julie Tacker provides an update on the latest news from Los Osos.
Let's talk about Sam Blakeslee and that state car (delayed from yesterday). Marie Brinkmeyer shares news from RSVP. Mark Shaffer and Jim Davis introduce us to the Veterans Express.
08/01/2011
TECHNICAL PROBLEM EXISTS- PODCAST NOT POSTED AT THIS TIME Si Tennenberg worries about the morale of US troops in Afghanistan and irag. He'll explain.
Author Lee Norman explores what happens after we die. Is there life after death?
Mary LaPorte and Sean Beauchamp preview a new exhibit from Arts Obispo.
07/29/2011
TECHNICAL PROBLEM EXISTS- PODCAST NOT POSTED AT THIS TIME Lauren Brown and April Strong make the case for supporting Measures A and B in the San Luis Obispo special election. Miss Etiquette discusses the power of civility. The new target finally opened in SLO. What do you think? Meet our Pet of the Week from Animal Services. It's Friday, so let's have another round of Last Call to end the week.
07/28/2011
TECHNICAL PROBLEM EXISTS- PODCAST NOT POSTED AT THIS TIME Kari Ziegler discusses the latest trend in restaurants and theaters -- kid free section. What do you think? Karen Velie from CalCoastNews reports on allegations of Brown Act violations involving members of the SLO City Council. Verena Maier reminds us of the importance of writing a letter in this digital age. William Searcy gives an update on fundraising for Dan DeVaul. Today's edition of Central Coast Finest features Lotus Asia's Best restaurant.
07/27/2011
TECHNICAL PROBLEM EXISTS- PODCAST NOT POSTED AT THIS TIME Ingrid Pires discusses the recent tragedy in Norway. John Buerger looks at the high cost of college and the current budget mess. Gari Cave and Harvey Levenson promote upcoming community events. Glenn Beck misspeaks again- what is his popularity?
07/26/2011
TECHNICAL PROBLEM EXISTS- PODCAST NOT POSTED AT THIS TIME County airport manager Richard Howell shares the latest from the airport. Jeff Bliss weighs in on current issues. Deborah Bayles and Judy Salamacha preview a special hi-tech gathering for writers in September.
07/25/2011
TECHNICAL PROBLEM EXISTS- PODCAST NOT POSTED AT THIS TIME Dave's back from vacation and shares his trip. Karen Velie, Lisa Rizzo in the studio and others call in to talk about the legacy and recent passing of writer George Ramos.
07/22/2011
TECHNICAL PROBLEM EXISTS- PODCAST NOT POSTED AT THIS TIME Dave's on vacation. Jennifer Stover fills in for the first half with Pet of the Week, plus Stephanie Szabo, animal chiropractor and Donna Kandell advisor to Gay Straight Alliance at Nipomo High School. Next Chris Ahrend discusses macro and micro economics of the debt ceiling.
07/21/2011
TECHNICAL PROBLEM EXISTS- PODCAST NOT POSTED AT THIS TIMEDave's on vacation. Steve Weiss fills in for the 1st half of the show:3:00-Donna Lewis Founder and Principal of Central Coast Mortgage Consultants in San Luis Obispo and Paso Robles discusses the latest and greatest news and information available today in the mortgage business.
4:00-Dana Belmonte and Steve Click, the second gay couple to marry in SLO County will talk about Senate Bill 48 just signed by Gov. Brown ensuring that contributions of lesbian, gay, Bi-sexual and transgender (LGBT) are included in educational materials in addition to many other topics effecting the LGBT community.
Bob Sachs sits in to take listeners readings with 9 Star Ki.
07/20/2011
TECHNICAL PROBLEM EXISTS- PODCAST NOT POSTED AT THIS TIMEDave's on vacation. Suzan Vaughan takes calls regarding the animals in your life and talks with past clients. Jack Hardy discusses Social Security and Gov. Brown's current bill to implement Gay History education.
07/19/2011
TECHNICAL PROBLEM EXISTS- PODCAST NOT POSTED AT THIS TIMEDave is out on vacation. Jamie Umphenour talks with group of Templeton 4 H members and was in season with Melanie Blankenship. Karl Beck invites Matt Kokkenon into the studio to discuss the debt ceiling and other isssues.
07/18/2011
TECHNICAL PROBLEM EXISTS- PODCAST NOT POSTED AT THIS TIMEDave's on vacation. Dr. Don Morris guest hosting with Dr. Sandy Sachs discuss women's physical health and wearing high heels; Dave Romero talks binding arbitration.
Gordon Mullin discusses healthcare with his son Sean Mullin, a consultant; and the Fair Tax.
07/15/2011
TECHNICAL PROBLEM EXISTS- PODCAST NOT POSTED AT THIS TIMEMeet our Pet of the Week from the North County Humane Society in Atascadero. Makena Tolley from Bayside in Morro Bay. The Queen of the year's Renaissance Festival visits and grants some free passes to lucky listeners. Dr. Gary Foresman from Middle Path Medicine discusses weight loss.Last Call -- last chance for you to share your thoughts on current issues or just to say hi.
07/14/2011
TECHNICAL PROBLEM EXISTS- PODCAST NOT POSTED AT THIS TIMEDr. Larry Martinez reacts to the recently-announced tuition increase for CSU students and discusses the worth of a college degree today. Kristin Smart's mother Denise calls in with an update on her missing daughter. Hometown Attorney Jeff Stulberg discusses his involvement in recent court cases. Kena Burke from CHC responds to today's cover story in New Times. Let's do another round of Brush with Greatness.
07/13/2011
TECHNICAL PROBLEM EXISTS- PODCAST NOT POSTED AT THIS TIMEJudge Warren Conklin responds to last week's discussion with Michele Dostert and provides his take on the situation in Washington. Dr. Pam Dassenko updates us on trends in dentistry. Mr. Science fields your phone calls and questions. Mary Meserve-Miller and Robyn Metchik preview their upcoming "Legends" salute at the Clark.,
07/12/2011
TECHNICAL PROBLEM EXISTS- PODCAST NOT POSTED AT THIS TIMEAnnie Lorenzen talks about the growth of multi-culturalism in California -- and why she's concerned. Bob Sachs pays a visit. Peter Jankay updates us on what's happening locally with Farmers Markets.
07/11/2011
TECHNICAL PROBLEM EXISTS- PODCAST NOT POSTED AT THIS TIME Elizabeth Beaman wants to know why the DMV turned down her request for a vanity plate that said GUNLV. Karen Velie from CalCoastNews updates us on the unfolding scandal involving Paavo Ogren and Maria Kelly. Our 50 State Radio Interview Project continues: Phil Strider takes us around Wisconsin. Phyllis Davies introduces us to Steve Sherwood of Groundswell Erik Austin from Kelrik Productions is about to stage "Seussical: The Musical."
07/08/2011
TECHNICAL PROBLEM EXISTS- PODCAST NOT POSTED AT THIS TIME Erik Baskind and Matt Blackstone discuss the August special election in San Luis Obispo and why voters should be against Measure A and Measure B. Scott Yoo from Festival Mosaic pays a visit. Meet the women behind SLOBUNS, a local rabbit rescue group.
It's Friday -- time for another round of Last Call. Dale McGee has our Pet of the Week from Animal Services.
07/07/2011
TECHNICAL PROBLEM EXISTS- PODCAST NOT POSTED AT THIS TIME.Jane Swanson and Jack McCurdy discuss the recent series by the Associated Press about aging nuclear reactors. Members of the Celebration Chorus perform in studio. Michelle and Sal Graceffa take us along the Dempster Highway in Yukon Territory. Leslie Halls discusses SLO PD Chief Deb Linden's retirement.
07/06/2011
Michele Dostert analyzes the debt ceiling debate in Washington. Jennifer Stover and Ariana Spaulding focus on safe products for babies and what you need to know as consumers. Dave goes looking for stories about road trips. Actor/director Jake McGuire pays a visit.
07/05/2011
Robert Kinsports and Ryan Miller mark 15 years of PRIDE and singer Taylor Dane gives us a preview of her upcoming concert. Kevin Rice previews the tonight's San Luis Obispo City Council meeting and talks about parking. Judith Bean and Gary Hoving continue our coverage of the Arroyo Grande Centennial.
07/01/2011
Military historian Jack Greene traces U.S. involvement in the Middle East from the early days of the 20th century. Archie MacClaren talks wine and Avila. Dale McGee has Pet of the Week from Animal Services.
06/30/2011
Andrew Schorr, nationally known medical advocate and founder of Patient Power, guides us through the current medical bureaucracy. Dave and Maggie Cox draw comparisons between San Luis Obispo and Boulder, Colorado -- what can we learn from our sister city?
Let's follow up on recent local stories: John Ryan Mason, COLAB, the bear who is no more, judges and their restaurant tips. A preview of 4th of July ceremonies in San Luis Obispo and Morro Bay.
06/29/2001
Jack Hardy helps ask the question "Who is more dangerous in SLO County -- the black bear or Adam Hill?" Restaurant server Lynne Ward shares stories from the culinary frontine.
Kelli Fennelly from Middle Path Medicine discusses womens' health issues.
Radio historian Joe Sullivan talks about growing up listening to KVEC.
06/28/2001
John Shoals and Dave Mullinax update us on everything happening in Sacramento and how it impacts us. Wlliam Seavey is making an 11th effort to save Sunny Acres. He'll explain. Gary Chambers gives us the latest on his favorite spot -- Disneyland.
06/27/2011
Dr. Pete Keesling explains the debate in the San Francisco over the proposed ban of selling pets in city limits. Jim Smith from the Smith Lending Group updates us on the local real estate market, Bev Aho previews the upcoming Wine Classic and gives away free tickets. And watch out for those hidden prices at restaurants chains. Plus road trip suggestions to Yellowstone.
06/24/2011
Tech guru Randy Scovil gives us the latest in tech trends. Meet local actor Matthew Evans, co-starring in the new Cameron Diaz comedy "Bad Teacher." Community Spotlight shines on "Kidspree" coming up from United Way. It's Friday-- time for another round of Last Call. Pet of the Week comes from Animal Services.
06/23/2011
Members of the Mesa Community Alliance express their concerns over the proposed water pipeline between Santa Maria and Nipomo. Follow up to recent stories involving Maria Kelly, Paavo Ogren, Adam Hill and abuse of farm subsidies. Kevin Harris and Jack Grigoli from San Luis Little Theatre preview their upcoming "salute" to William Shakespeare.
Live music from David Lynch.
06/22/2011
Gordon Mullen introduces us to a visiting expert on overpopulation. Steve Lerian previews the upcoming Cal Poly Arts season. Color expert Constance Hart pays a visit. Larry Rhodes reminds us of the importance of learning self defense. Also, let's find out what's happening at the Monterey Bay Aquarium.
06/21/2011
Karl Beck and Tom Madsen react to yesterday's Supreme Court decision regarding Wal Mart. Denise Tallman gives us an update on local Camp Fire activities. John LIndsey warns about the impending heat wave. Bettina Swigger has free tickets to upcoming concerts at Festival Mosaic.
06/20/2011
Mike Brown from COLAB discusses the organization and its often controversial relationship with the county board of supervisors. San Luis Obispo city councilman John Ashbaugh talks about issues currently facing the city. Lots of major traffic accidents lately. What's happening out on our highways? Steve Weiss and Dave compare notes.
Becky Gray from the SLO Vintners Association previews the big event coming out this weekend.
06/17/2011
Let's talk about Adam Hill, Andy Caldwell, Sam Blakeslee and their on-going battle.
What is the connection between a teenager driving under the influence in San Luis Obispo and a multi-million dollar sewer project in Los Osos? We'll tell you what we know.
It's Friday -- time for another round of "Last Call." Lee Wardlaw previews a special event for HART animal rescue. Pet of the Week comes from the North County Humane Society.
06/16/2011
Greg Kudlick expresses concern over the rise of automation in American industry. Jeff Bliss updates us on current events. Artist Robert Reynolds previews his upcoming exhibit.
Christine Hill explains where she's been hiding.
06/15/2011
How much should people be paid and how do we determine that? Jeff Eckles chimes in as we examine recent outrage over specific salaries in the public and private sector.
Joe Seals, the Garden Guru, answers your questions about gardening and landscaping.
Judy Salamacha previews this year's Central Coast Writers Conference.
Gail Gresham needs help finding host families for visiting students.
06/14/2011
Dave is back in the studio today. Meet Mike Bush, the new executive director of the San Luis Obispo Botanical Gardens. Let's get an update on firefighter John Ryan Mason and hear what happened at a 1997 wedding. Judith Bean from the Arroyo Grande Chamber of Commerce checks in. LIve barbershop quartet music in the studio. Mardi gives us a review of the Peter Gabriel concert at the Santa Barbara Bowl.
06/13/2011
Dave has the day off today, but Dr. Scott Robertson and Annie Lorenzen guest host on Hometown Radio today from 3 to 7.
06/10/2011
A SLO firefighter beats another man unconscious in a bar restroom. Why did it take 1-2-3-4-5 days for police to arrest him? Karen Velie from CalCoastNews reports.
Conni Gordon discusses the profile of Fox News in the current issue of Rolling Stone magazine. Let's get an update on the fight to save funding for Community Health Centers. We'll hear from a former county supervisor who is very concerned. Time for another round of Last Call to end the week. Women in Engineering sponsors a summer camp for young women. Pet of the Week comes from Animal Services.
06/09/2011
Dr. Al Brill looks at Republican attempts to defund Planned Parenthood. CalTrans historian Bob Pavlik tells the story of how Hwy 1 was built between Monterey and Morro Bay.
Anyone famous in your family tree? Verena Maier and Dave want to know. Erik Stein from PCPA previews the upcoming musical "Hairspray."
06/08/2011
Dave is back in the studio today.Cong. Lois Capps takes your phone calls. John and Bridget Solley explain the importance of Flag Day. Get ready for another round of Radio Tradio, swap meet on the air. Community Spotlight shines on the Piedras Blancas lighthouse. Plus update from Ron Castle & Kena Burke regarding funding for SLO County CHC.
06/07/2011
Dave is taking the day off today, but tune in for Hometown Radio with guest hosts Jeff Eckles and Judge Warren Conklin.
06/06/2011
Leslie Halls from the SLO Taxpayers Association discusses the city budget situation.
Texas Governor Rick Perry wants other governors to "pray for guidance." Craig Dingman wonders why. Jean Steel and Barbara Howard explain the popularity behind the movie "Bridesmaids." Connie Henley and Jamie Manalo-Mariviligia from the Clark Center unveil the 2011-2012 season.
06/03/2011
Dr. Gary Foresman from Middle Path Medicine looks at the health pros and cons of daily supplements. Mr. Science is back with a salute to our favorite science teachers.
it's Friday--time for another round of "Last Call" where you get to call in on the issues of the day. Pet of the Week comes from Animal Services.
06/02/2011
Ron Castle and Kena Burke on the future of Community Health Centers in SLO County.
Mary Golden updates us on the status of state parks. Gary J. Freiberg talks about the transition to retirement. Karen Linn from Cuesta College previews upcoming classes.
06/01/2011
Rory McGinty analyzes the latest in the battle over Medicare. John Buerger discusses both the international and national economic situation. Karen Velie reports on Tuesday's Oceano CSD Meeting. Community Spotlight shines on upcoming Greek Festival in SLO.
Plus details of Bay Cities Green Living Fair in Los Osos.
05/31/2011
Janet Allenspach from Liberty Tatoo Removal and upcoming fundraiser at Chapman House, Molly Reeves stops by and plays her guitar and sings, Becky Sipe of Camp-California plus Lisa Kocher and summer travelling.
05/27/2011
Tod Rafferty and Steve Rebuck discuss "The Achievers" project. Chef Dave has tips for barbecuing over Memorial Day Weekend. Our 50 State Radio INterview Project continues: Nancy Metzger takes us around Ohio. It's Friday -- get ready for edition of "Last Call."
05/26/2011
Get the latest on the growing political mess in Oceano. Deborah Bayles has some favorite web sites. How about you? Steve Weiss pays a visit. MaryAnn Stansfield and Shonna Howenstine talk up tourism in Paso. Gift certificates go on sale at 50 percent off for Jaffa's Cafe as part of Central Coast Finest.
05/25/2011
Self-appointed private investigator Dennis Mahon gives us the latest on the disappearance of Kristin Smart from the Cal Poly campus 15 years ago today. Jeff Eckles explains the debate over the debt ceiling and other financial issues. Tom Madsen and Chaplain Bill Houston preview this year's Lost at Sea memorial service.
05/24/2011
Dr. Don Morris joins us for our annual salute to graduating seniors. What advice do you have for the Class of 2011? Jeff Bliss explains the court decision forcing California to release nearly 50,000 prisoners early. Nick Franco, superintendent for parks, talks about cutbacks at Hearst Castle and other state parks. The Community Spotlight shines on Hunger Awareness Day.
05/23/2011
Lance Parker looks at the serious drugs charges levied against bike racing icon Lance Armstrong on "60 Minutes." Dr. Kathy Cairns discusses the language of sexual assault.
Allison Cebulla and Sofia Snavely don't like what schools are feeding kids for lunch. They'll explain. Bernadette Bernardi updates us on literacy. Gene Schroeder talks about succulents (seriously).
05/20/2011
Cong. Lois Capps takes your phone calls and reports on current issues in Washington.
Dr. Jeff Herten describes his years as a function alcoholic and previews Saturday's seminar on alcoholism.SLOFOLKS is back as a functioning organization. We'll get the details.
It's Friday. Time for another round of "Last Call"
05/19/2011
Mat Chirman discusses Borderline Personality Disorder. Kevin Harris and Lisa Woske preview "Spinning into Butter" at SLO Little Theatre. Let's debate the future of the Democratic Party in California. A salute to Baja, one of the most fascinating spots on earth.
05/18/2011
Dave and Mardi broadcast live from the Alex Madonna Expo Center as part of the SLO Chamber Mixer. Special guest is Phyllis Madonna.
05/17/2011
What is it about men and their appendages? Let's talk about the love child of Arnold Schwarzenegger and recent incidents at Cal Poly. Reporters Dan Blackburn and Karen Velie raise new allegations about SLO mayor Jan Marx. Dr. Ann Marie Tommey talks about staying healthy. Marni Farmer remembers a very special friend. Meet a new group of musicians that has formed in North County.
05/16/2011
Happy Monday. We'll spend most of today's broadcast covering two major local stories.
Another campus rape was reported by Cal Poly and President Armstrong has issued a strong denunciation. Let's bring our panel from Friday's discussion back to analyze this latest incident. Also, we'll look at the broader perspective of "blaming the victim" in a rape case. Plus, the Judge has ruled on the City of San Luis Obispo's request to have a special election this summer. What does it mean? We'll discuss.
05/13/2011
Matt Blackstone explains attempts by the SLO Police Officers Association to block a special election on binding arbitration. Members of the Cal Poly community are upset over how the police are handling last weekend's rape incident. Time for Last Call where you get the last call of the week. Rick London of United Way updates us on upcoming events.
05/12/2011
Tune in today at 3 p.m. for Hometown Radio: The Birthday Edition.
Jim Richards has the latest in TimeSaver Traffic & Weather Together.
05/11/2001
Leslie Halls says Bin Laden may be dead, but now it's time to deal with other Muslims who threaten the US. Russell Snyder expresses concern over the poor road conditions in
California. Time for another round of "Brush with Greatness"--if you've ever met a famous person, call in and tell the story. Artist Dale Evers is marking 30 years in the business.
Scott Taylor has the latest in TimeSaver Traffic & Weather Together.
05/10/2011
Activist Kevin Rice argues against the new curfew being considered in San Luis Obispo.
Rita Carr reports on the success of the new Galaxy Theaters in Atascadero. Noreen Martin explains the impact of tourism on the local economy. Janet Murphy and Susan Stenovec talk about the SLO Childrens Museum. Hometown Attorney Jeff Stulberg pays a visit.
05/09/2011
Noah Smukler and Mike Foster update us on the Morro Bay-Cayucos treatment plant controversy. Time for another round of Radio Survivor: Who will get voted off the island today? Bruce Howard gives away free tickets to see the Moody Blues at the PAC.
05/06/2011
Steve McGrath, harbor manager for Port San Luis, takes your phone calls and discusses recent controversies. David Weisman wants everyone to get on board for National Train Day. It's Friday, time for another round of "Last Call." Pet of the Week comes from Animal Services.
05/05/2011
Dave & Mardi serve up a special salute to Mom for Mother's Day. Our 50 State Radio Interview Project continues: Mike Galovich takes us around the great state of Pennsylvania. Musician Jim Brickman previews his upcoming appearance at the PAC and we give away free tickets.
05/04/2011
Chris Hagerty talks about the fire that destroyed the Boy Scout building in Arroyo Grande. Karen Velie updates us with the latest on the EFI scandal.
Author Sherry Shahan serves up a 60s flashback in her new novel "Purple Daze"
Judy Philbin discusses the TEACH Foundation. Community Spotlight shines on upcoming Birth & Baby Fair
05/03/2011
Jeff Eckles explains the high cost of gasoline to us.Steve Lerian from Cal Poly Arts previews the rest of the season. Our resident veterinarian Dr. Pete Keesling returns to take your phone calls.
05/02/2011
Local reaction and analysis to the killing of Osama Bin Laden.
04/29/2011
Dave is out of town- Mardi fills in the first half; chatting with Dan Rivoire, Ex. Dir. of SLO Bike Coalition and the upcoming events with Bike Month in May; Tim Kelly of Green Goods tells us of their new store in SLO and benefits of using green goods for your home.
Betsy Nash finishes up the show- Dawna Davies, Realtor, to discuss the ins & outs of a short sale, and local real estate situation, tips for working with your bank. Gary Lamprecht and Judith Carlson to discuss upcoming International Choral Festival and Competition; plus upcoming Compensation & Benefits Survey for SLO county.
04/28/2011
Pundits Tom Madsen and Karl Beck return to mix it up on a variety of local and national topics. Community Spotlight shines on Martha's Place. Lauren Banderi previews a special presentation tonight at Temple Beth David.
04/27/2011
President Obama surprised everyone this morning when he released his birth ceritficate. We'll get reaction. Dr. Karen Krahl discusses recent failed attempts to tax soft drinks in California to fight obesity. Dr. Allan Cooper and city councilman Dan Carpenter talk about preserving downtown San Luis Obispo. Historian and columnist Lon Allan and Bev Aho preview this weekend's home tour in Atascadero.
04/26/2011
Ben Peters and Dawn Legg promote solar as the key to our energy future.
Dave and Steve Weiss pay tribute to the late Eldon Davis, designer of the mid-century LA coffee shop. The Community Spotlight shines on upcoming events from Santa Margarita to Arroyo Grande.
04/25/2011
Author Sally Ryder Brady discusses her critically-acclaimed book, "A Box of Darkness."
Why is President Obama so determined to spend billions of dollars on high speed rail?
Magician Mark Lodge shares the magic of Scotland. Cassandra Tarantino updates us on the activities of the North County Choir. Tanya Tolmasoff previews this weekend's dance performance.
04/22/2011
Clif Swanson and Michael Nowak pay tribute to the late Peggy Peterson.
Author Darlene Arden talks about everything cat in her new book "The Complete Cat's Meow."Pet of the Week comes from Animal Services. It's Friday -- time for another round of Last Call.
04/21/2011
Greg Kudlick explains why Donald Trump should be taken seriously as a presidential candidate.Dr. Larry Houlgate continues our analysis of the Paul Ryan budget plan.
Kristi Balzer details a special Mother's day trip out to the Port San Luis Lighthouse.
Let's get an update on events happening at the Dana Adobe in Nipomo.
Today's edition of Central Coast Finest features Stacked Sandwiches in Grover Beach.
04/20/2011
John Spencer updates us on the grocery world and gives away free Easter dinners.
SLO city councilmember Andrew Carter discusses the budget challenges facing the city.
Our 50 State Radio Interview Project continues: today Bradd Hopkins guides us around New Mexico.Deborah Bayles and Lynn Hendry talk about The Ranch.
Also, did Gov. Brown sell out to the prison guards?
04/19/2011
Dr. Tibor Machan, co-founder of Reason magazine, discusses Ayn Rand's classic "Atlas Shrugged" and why the 1957 novel still resonates with readers today. Get ready for another edition of Radio-Tradio, swap meet on the air. Jon Treder from Electricraft wants to give away some tickets to an upcoming Dodgers baseball game.
04/18/2011
Joe Benson is in studio providing analysis of current issues. John Buerger gives us the latest on the economy and the budget battles. Wendy Lewis wants to know if you volunteer for a local nonprofit. More chances to get on the Lighthouse Tour for May 12th.
04/15/2011
Dr. Don Morris discusses legislation introduced in Congress this week designed to keep the controversial members of the Westboro Church in Kansas away from military funerals.
Michele Dostert looks at the recent highs and lows for President Obama. Community Spotlight shines on Hands Across California. Pet of the Week from North County Humane Society. And it's Friday, so we'll end with "Last Call," our new popular open-line segment that gives you the chance to have the final word on issues we've discussed, or just say hi.
04/14/2011
Dr. Gary Foresman discusses basic stress reduction techniques.Restaurant critics Teri Bayus and Kathy Marcks Hardesty report on the local restaurant scene. Is Oceano in danger of becoming the next Los Osos? Sandra Marshall previews Earth Day activities.
Another round of Central Coast Finest: House of Bread is featured today.
04/13/2011
SLO Mothers for Peace preview the upcoming protest demonstration in Avila against Diablo Canyon.Kevin Rice wonders if any municipal official in California should be paid more than the governor.Jamie Mariviglia updates us on upcoming Clark Center events.
Joe Brittingham tells us everything we need to know about Taste of Pismo.
Kris O'Connor gets us thinking about Earth Day.
04/12/2011
Dr. Larry Martinez helps us mark the 50th anniversary of the first human to orbit the earth.
Jean Steel from Happy People Win discusses the importance of positive attitude in the workplace.Archie MacLaren and Bev Aho look at the roles assumed by men and women in relationships. More chances to get on the Port San Luis Lighthouse Hike.
04/11/2011
Matt Kokkonen updates us on the activities of the Central Coast Tea Party.Tom Murray introduces the next wave of local environmentalists. We preview tonight's anti-hate community forum in Arroyo Grande. We continue our 50 State Radio Interview Project. Today Gary Nebel takes us around the Land of LIncoln, the great state of Illinois.
04/08/2011
Jim Becker, plant manager of Diablo Canyon PG&E takes your phone calls and addresses your concerns.Michael Brown from COLAB of SLO County profiles the organization and discusses current issues. Another edition of Happy Hour winds down the week.
Community Spotlight shines on Childrens Day in the Plaza.
04/07/2011
Ingrid Pires from Hospice Partners and Dr. John Ashbaugh discuss grieving for a deceased parent. Glenn Beck gets booted from Fox News. Did he go too far? Elizabeth Morin previews an upcoming art show. Get ready for another edition of Central Coast Finest.
04/06/2011
Al Brill talks about the death penalty and the high cost of execution in California. Steve Weiss shares what it's like to be Jewish on the Central Coast.Erin Ogren gives us an update on the college admissions process and reports on what colleges are "hot."
Jason Len talks about MS and this year's big event.
04/05/2011
Walter Heath looks at the unveiling of the 2012 budget being proposed by the Republicans in Congress. Gary Chambers discusses the problems in trying to fight medicare fraud. Kevin Harris previews the upcoming production of "The Gin Game" at SLO LIttle Theatre. Members of the Central Coast Childrens' Choir perform selections from "The Sound of Music."
04/06/2011
Al Brill talks about the death penalty and the high cost of execution in California.
Steve Weiss shares what it's like to be Jewish on the Central Coast. Erin Ogren gives us an update on the college admissions process and reports on what colleges are "hot."
Jason Len talks about MS and this year's big event.
04/04/2011
Dave returns to the studio today. Let's talk about Tuesday's SLO city council meeting and the proposal to end free Sunday parking in town. Charles Alexander -- "Mr. Antiques" pays a rare visit. Our 50 State Radio Interview project continues. Darlene Arden escorts us around the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. Kristy McCray and Megan Mastache remind us that April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. Dave is interviewed by Cuesta student Josh Blodgett.
03/30/2011
Talks have broken down between Jerry Brown and the Republicans. Jeanne Dugger analyzes what it means.Attorney Jude Basile discusses what happens if you're hit by an uninsured motorist.Is there such a thing as debtor's prison? Sandy Lubin explain the difference between fact and fiction. Mike Suddarth takes us into the world of opera.
03/29/2011
Dave is back in the studio today.Bob Sachs and Stephanie Rafael discuss tolerance in light of the cross burning in Arroyo Grande.Karen Velie reports on the Stormfront movement -- skinheads in Arroyo Grande.We help celebrate 20 years of Friday Night Live.
Meet the director of the upcoming production "The Drowsy Chaperone." Bev Aho talks of being a twin and twin "energy".
03/28/2011
Dave is taking the day off today, so tune in Monday from 3 to 7 p..m. for guest host Jennifer Adams and Chris Arend.
03/25/2011
Steve Rebuck says commercial fishing is dead and explains why.Mr. Science returns and talks about classic sci-fi TV shows.It's Friday, so let's have another round of "Visting."
Pet of the Week comes from Animal Services.
03/24/2011
Andrew Greensfelder makes the case for compulsory community service. We go to Missouri with Rick Jackoway. Costa Mesa lays off nearly half their city staff. A card room wants to move from Oceano up next to JJ's. Learn about spring shows from Cal Poly Arts and try to win free tickets. Anther edition of Central Coast Finest. Today, it's Colby Jack Cafe in Atascadero.
03/23/2011
Sandi Ford warns all union members -- your jobs are in danger. Miss Etiquette responds to your pet peeves about manners. Mike Eisner provides an update on the future of Nipomo.
Dave pays tribute to his all-time favorite Hometown Radio guest, who died last week.
03/22/2011
Sam Blakeslee and Lois Capps are both talking tough about PG&E and Diablo Canyon this week, but what do you think about PG&E. We'll have a special discussion tonight.
Los Osos may be moving forward, but what about wastewater treatment in Morro Bay and Cayucos? According to Barry Branin and Bob Staller, it's a mess. They'll explain.
Rich Johnson from People's Choice Heating & Air wants to give away a free furnace. He'll explain.Leslie Baumgarten takes us into the world of dance.
03/21/2011
Cong. Lois Capps provides an update on everything happening in Washington, DC and takes your phone calls. Let's talk about the cross burning in Arroyo Grande and the difference between a prank and a hate crime. Meet Shelley Malcolm and Terilee Ouimette, co-authors of a new book called REAL.
03/18/2011
Activist Peggy Koteen wants you to stop eating meat. she'll explain why.Let's take a look at how the media is covering nuclear energy post-Japan.We continue our 50 State Radio Interview Project: Today Andy Ray takes us around the Hoosier state of Indiana.
It's Friday. Time for another Friday Wrap-Up.Pet of the Week comes from the North County Humane Society.
03/17/2011
Dr. Gary Foresman returns to discuss how to maintain a healthy heart.Dawn Legg continues our ongoing discussion about energy policy with a push for solar.
Jack Hardy weighs in on why the deal fell through between Cuesta College and a South County businessman.Free tickets to upcoming Cal Poly events.
03/16/2011
Dr. Gil Stork, the president of Cuesta College, Jim Becker & Kory Rafferty of PGE discuss safety at Diablo Canyon, Verena Maier talks about what's hot in the kitchen. Tristan Negranti looks at the future of the music industry.There's a need for families to host visiting exchange students. We'll give you the details.
03/15/2011
James Duenow previews today's pro-union rally in San Luis Obispo.David Weisman joins us for Part II of our conversation about Japan and nuclear power.Pete Keesling, the Volkswagen guy, previews a big show in Solvang.Jamie Umphenour says there's new hope for Lupus patients.Plus free tickets to upcoming Cal Poly Arts shows.
03/14/2011
Jack Greene discusses the impact of the Japanese nuclear power plant accident on the U.S. nuclear industry.Dan Woodson and Dick Wright speak out against county supervisor Paul Teixeira's bid to reshape advisory council structure in South County.Gordon Mullen offers up the benefits of a corporate society.Musician Merrell Fankhauser takes us to last month's Grammy Awards. Hint: He lost to the Beatles.
03/11/2011
State Assemblyman Katcho Achadjian discusses the budget situation and other issues facing California.John LIndsey explains today's Tsunami weather advisory. New allegations surface about heritage Oaks Bank. Curtis Reinhart previews the big railroad celebration.
Pet of the Week comes from Animal Services.
03/10/2011
Continued coverage of the political drama in Wisconsin and the fallout nationwide.
Travel writer Robert Davis takes us around Scotland. Time for another round of Brush with Greatness.
03/09/2011
Suzan Vaughn wants to know why people expect roads and infrastructure
without paying taxes.Let's talk about the firestorm surrounding National Public Radio.
Anne Smith from Generations on Line explains how they help seniors
get Internet access.Greg Ellis introduces us to a special gardening program involving
young people.
03/08/2011
Actress/Comedian Rita Rudner previews her new movie "Thanks" opening at this week's Film Festival. Jeff Bliss discusses the threat of political gridlock in Sacramento. Theresa Slobodnik gives away free tickets to the ballet. Priscilla Kiessig has suggestions for family fun in Avila.
03/07/2011
Documentary filmmaker Rick Ray debuts his new film "Lynching Charlie Lynch" at this week's Film Festival. Ray joins us today to talk about the movie and about Charles lynch and medical marijuana. Accusations are flying that syndicated talk radio may be based on deception. Let's have a discussion. Our 50 State Radio Interview Project continues with the Garden State of New Jersey -- Lisa Kocher is our guide.
03/04/2011
Gary J. Freiberg discusses record collecting and record framing. Dr. Karen Krahl shares recent trends in medicine.Pet of the Week comes from Animal Services.
03/03/2011
Judy Vick, the county's leading critic of Smart Meters, previews next week's vote by the Board of Supervisors on the issue.Karen Velie from Cal Coast News returns for Part II on her reporting on recent local stories.How does Canadian broadcasting different from ours in the US? And why won't Fox news and talk radio be permitted up there?
Visit from SLO Nightwriters.Matt Gauglino has a special invitation for local nonprofits.
03/02/2011
Alison Cebulla takes a look at the high cost of student loans for college graduates.
Wendy Eidson previews this year's SLO International Film Festival.Plus, the Redskunks are back, performing live in the studio.
03/01/2011
Retired San Luis Obispo police officer and former union rep Gary Nemeth provides an historical perspective on the ongoing binding arbitration debate in the city.
Karen Velie from CalCoastNews reports that San Luis Obispo has more surgeries for prostate removal than any other US city. What's up with that? And she tells the story of a homeless man left in Gorda by SLO County Sheriff's deputies.Steve Weiss wonders whatever happened to good customer service.Get ready for another edition of Radio-Tradio swap meet on the air.
02/28/2011
Lance Parker talks about the new controversial tree removal policy for San Luis Obispo.
Local attorneys Dave Peterson and Jeff Stulberg update us on local Bar Association activities. Jim Seybert flips the tables -- and interviews Dave. Michaela Tanner tries to get Fit for Life.Plus -- Mardi Hall returns with the latest in TimeSaver Traffic & Weather Together.
02/24/2011
Erik Baskin and Matt Blackstone return to give public safety's reaction to Tuesday's San Luis Obispo city council vote on binding arbitration. Phyllis Madonna pays a call.
Jack Hardy joins Dave for Part II of the discussion about Wisconsin and labor unions.
02/23/2011
Jeanne Dugger explains the political mess in Wisconsin that is quickly spreading to Indiana and Ohio.We continue our 50 State Radio Interview Project. Today Mary Alice Molgard takes us around the Empire State of New York.Color expert Constance Hart returns to explain the power of color choices.Jesse Sostrin from Wilshire Health Care introduces their new Good Neighbors program.Paul and Sam Ogren share their creation: From War to Peace Jewelry.Carol Jo provides an update on local Red Cross activities.
The Education Spotlight shines on the Atascadero Fine Arts Academy.
02/22/2011
Military analyst Jack Greene gives us the latest out of Egypt and the Middle East and draws historical parallels to the 1800's. Steve Lerian from Cal Poly Arts previews upcoming shows and gives away free tickets. Karen Velie from CalCoastNews updates us on recent local stories. Brenda Hock shows us what's cooking out at the new culinary center at the SLO Botanical Gardens. And Rush Limbaugh calls Michelle Obama a hypocrite about dieting. Let's talk about the food fight.
02/21/2011
Greg Kudlick expresses concern about how human workers are being replaced more and more by robots. Jennifer Stover and Sue Simonson address the need for parents to openly discuss sexuality with their children.Our Community Spotlight shines on "Sports without LImits" a fundraiser for United Cerebral Palsey.Dave offers up reviews of the Glen Campbell concert and the new musical at SLO Little Theatre.
02/18/2011
Dr. John Ashbaugh talks about U.S. presidents in honor of President's
Day. Pet of the Week comes from North County Humane Society.
