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Janet Knight was born in Melbourne, Australia, and from an early age displayed a natural interest in art and design. This interest expanded into a profession when she graduated from Ballarat University in 1984 with a Diploma of Fine Art majorin.

Jen Stark was raised in the small town of Miles in Western Queensland, on a property of machines, not cattle or sheep. Just scrapers and dozers and grease, all of which she loved. As a child, she had a lot of time to explore nature.

A community came together, both black and white, to make a change; when Sharon Langley was born in the early 1960s, many amusement parks were segregated and African-American families were not allowed entry.

Frank Morrison's oil-on-canvas paintings bring African American children's civil rights march to life; Monica Clark-Robinson's poetic words document this time.

Filmmaker and author Cheryl Foggo joins moderator Stephanie Batiste for a virtual discussion of Foggo's documentary, "John Ware Reclaimed.".

In this episode: Bosch Glide vs Festool Kapex; Legs, Through M&T, & Dimpling - Knock Down Trestle Table Pt. 1.

Jamie shares 11 of his favorite websites; seven websites that help create graphics and edit photos.

EWB helps build better communities.

Featuring interviews and performances by musical artists in and around Monterey County hosted by John Michael.

Margaret Zuhlke, career advisor and alumni relations specialist for the Halıcıoğlu Data Science Institute at UC San Diego, joins Saura Naderi to discuss how to ready your skill set and resume for success; learn how to leverage online resources as well as how to navigate the job search process.

Janet Knight was born in Melbourne, Australia, and from an early age displayed a natural interest in art and design. This interest expanded into a profession when she graduated from Ballarat University in 1984 with a Diploma of Fine Art majorin.

Jen Stark was raised in the small town of Miles in Western Queensland, on a property of machines, not cattle or sheep. Just scrapers and dozers and grease, all of which she loved. As a child, she had a lot of time to explore nature.

A community came together, both black and white, to make a change; when Sharon Langley was born in the early 1960s, many amusement parks were segregated and African-American families were not allowed entry.

Frank Morrison's oil-on-canvas paintings bring African American children's civil rights march to life; Monica Clark-Robinson's poetic words document this time.

Filmmaker and author Cheryl Foggo joins moderator Stephanie Batiste for a virtual discussion of Foggo's documentary, "John Ware Reclaimed.".

An educated citizenry is said to be the backbone of democracy and a crucial bulwark in an increasingly interconnected and hyper-competitive world. Brown v. Board of Education and the Civil Rights Act helped weave equal education.

Helen Rucker is a lifelong educator and community activist; she discusses race, politics and the importance of knowing our ancestral history.

Filmmaker and author Cheryl Foggo joins moderator Stephanie Batiste for a virtual discussion of Foggo's documentary, "John Ware Reclaimed.".

An educated citizenry is said to be the backbone of democracy and a crucial bulwark in an increasingly interconnected and hyper-competitive world. Brown v. Board of Education and the Civil Rights Act helped weave equal education.

Helen Rucker is a lifelong educator and community activist; she discusses race, politics and the importance of knowing our ancestral history.

Filmmaker and author Cheryl Foggo joins moderator Stephanie Batiste for a virtual discussion of Foggo's documentary, "John Ware Reclaimed.".

Playful verse and artwork capture a historic 1958 photo shoot featuring fifty-seven jazz musicians in Harlem.

As a highlight of their 2020-2021 season, Camarada presents the world premiere of a newly-commissioned work by Tijuana-based bassist and composer Andrés Martin.

Jack Peterson travels throughout Monterey County recording musical acts performing original music. Three Monterey County acts: Zack Freitas, Grumbling Ginger and Flaco El Jandro.

A community came together, both black and white, to make a change; when Sharon Langley was born in the early 1960s, many amusement parks were segregated and African-American families were not allowed entry.

Frank Morrison's oil-on-canvas paintings bring African American children's civil rights march to life; Monica Clark-Robinson's poetic words document this time.

Playful verse and artwork capture a historic 1958 photo shoot featuring fifty-seven jazz musicians in Harlem.

As a highlight of their 2020-2021 season, Camarada presents the world premiere of a newly-commissioned work by Tijuana-based bassist and composer Andrés Martin.