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Otto is Branch Manager/Sr. Loan Officer for Summit Funding.  Also Karen Flemming calls in to talk about a home in the Wikiup area.

In dentistry, have you ever heard of an "articulator?" Listen on and learn something new from Dr. Sean Wilson.

Host Michelle Marques talks with Amy Holter, Director of Programs & Evaluation for Global Partners for Development about the fundraiser for Vineyards to Villages (V2V) on November 10-12, 2017. Money raised will benefit the V2V programs as well as the Active 20-30 Club to assist in long-term disaster relief efforts for Sonoma County children displaced by the fires.

Learn more about the event and purchase your tickets by clicking here.

South of the town of Sonoma, in the southern end of Sonoma Valley, is a wide open plain with farmland, vineyards, and the flat and wetlands of San Pablo Bay. Nestled back against the tip of the Sonoma Mountains, in the midst of unexpected lush surroundings, is Cline Cellars. It’s a favorite wine and destination for many across the U.S. For 15 years the director of winemaking, Charlie Tsegeletos, has been crafting a great number of wines back behind that oasis, which also includes the Italian varietals for Cline’s other property, Jacuzzi Family Vineyards. Fortunately for him, Jacuzzi sits across the street. Both are enjoyable to visit but are individually unique properties. I reached out to Charlie during a busy harvest but he managed to carve out some time for me.

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Raider recap...Michael joins us for World Series talk and along with Dave Cox of YSN365.com about the big Rancho-Newman game next Saturday...Then Bob helps on a preview of Warrior game

A disappointing Raider game...More Upbeat about the Warriors and Bob's Auto Race Report

Discussing the reassessment of properties destroyed or damaged

Rose talk plus other calls

It's always my intention to talk with people who make a difference here in wine country. The week during the fires it was two of the hard working firemen who traveled to join the fight. I thought it was important to get to  know them as people, not just firefighters. You'll hear about the fires from their perspective, their appreciation for our community, and the loved ones they left at home to save people they've never met. It takes an unusually caring soul to make that sacrifice. Capt. Gilbert Miguel of Kings County Fire Department & Battalion Chief Brian Price of Fresno Fire Department took time during their resting period to share their story.