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: October 29

This week on the PCOR radio broadcast we begin with,“All Things New” by Elaine Hagenberg. Next, a reading from Matthew 22: 15-22 and conclude with, “Death & Taxes” a sermon preached by Rev. Dr. Cindy Alloway.

Phone Calls for example from Kay from Santa Rosa about gophers and Mike from Sebastopol about popcorn

Dennis with his weekly Farmers Market Update

THE SANTA ROSA ORIGINAL CERTIFIED FARMERS MARKET – Serving Santa Rosa, Guerneville, Cloverdale (thesantarosafarmersmarket.com)

Phone Call talking about the cold weather.

Host Michelle Marques talks with Gina Huntsinger, Museum Director for the Charles M. Schulz Museum about the jam-packed schedule of events for November and December. This is a great time to visit the museum for special events like a free museum day on Friday, November 10th with special Veterans Day Dedication, a book signing on November 11th with Mutts creator Patrick McDonnell, and the 50th Anniversary of A Charlie Brown Thanksgiving on November 18th. The winter holidays are a great time to visit the Charles M. Schulz Museum as well! Come make a Gingerbread Doghouse for Snoopy and ring in the New Year with a balloon drop at noon on December 31st! Learn more at schulzmuseum.org

Host Clark Wolf talks with Dr. Marion Nestle about how the Food Industry is freaking out and having meetings about what the new obesity drugs might do to their massive sales. We also talk about the new California ban on four chemical additives that have been in our foods – well, our ultra-processed foods – for far too long. Europe banned them long ago. It’s a lot of important, fairly straightforward information we all really need. Marion also talks about revising her book Food Politics and says much has changed in the 20 years since it was first published.

In this episode of The Good Stuff presented by the Sonoma County Winegrowers, hosts Virginie Boone and Karissa Kruse talk with Jenny Hemmer, Executive Director of Guild Somm and Sommelier and Wine Educator Rachel Thralls with Sonoma County Winegrowers. How do somms learn about wines and wine regions? This show dives into the education and outreach, facilitated by organizations like Sonoma County Winegrowers and Guild Somm, that helps sommeliers become familiar with our region. There are special programs like Top Somm, Master Classes, and Sip & Learn that all offer interesting ways to taste wines and get the sense of place for Sonoma County. And finally, Virginie and Karissa share their Tuesday Night wine picks.

Host Clark Wolf talks with Rene Byck and Sonia Byck-Barwick, siblings and co-owners of Paradise Ridge Winery in Santa Rosa. This beautiful spot with award winning wines, is also deeply connected to the history of Sonoma County, and has recently expanded their food offerings. The winery burned down during the 2017 Tubbs Fire, and immediately patriarch Dr. Walter Byck knew they would rebuild. The wine center was the first to reopen on the expansive property and welcomes visitors for the Wine & Sunset Series each year, as well as an idyllic spot for weddings and other events. There are also multiple sculptures dotted around the property, which are free to visit. The LOVE statue become a symbol of resilience for our community as we rebuilt after the firestorms of 2017. Sonia shares her work with Social Advocates for Youth, and their commitment to helping at risk youth. Clark and Sonia talk about the inspirational work of Evelyn Cheatham and Worth Our Weight.

Paradise Ridge Winery now offers many delicious food options. Jessica Wilson, Hospitality Coordinator at Paradise Ridge says they have sandwiches for lunch, charcuterie and cheese boards, and food trucks during special events. (There are also indulgent snacks like truffle chips and caviar!) Don't miss the final Wine & Sunset concert of this season on Wednesday, October 25th.

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