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This week on the PCOR Radio Broadcast we begin with, “Father of Light” by Craig Courtney performed by Four For His Glory. Next, a reading from Mark 4:26-34 followed by, "Mustard Seed Faith of our Father’s" a sermon by Rev. Dr. Cindy Alloway.

GUEST:

Darlene Schrijver

Just Released Book:  THE SALAD LAB:  Whisk, Toss, Enjoy

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Also, Steve and John talk Cherries

Recipes are on the recipe page

EMAIL HOUR

Ken Fuhr fills in for Dennis with the Farmers Market Update

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

E-Mails and Phone Calls like Eric from Sebastopol who did both about his raspberries

Also Ruth from Healdsburg calling in about Corn

Host Michelle Marques talks with Spring Maxfield, Director of the Santa Rosa Urban Arts Partnership about the non-profit and her efforts to facilitate creative, engaging art experiences for the people of Santa Rosa. The Santa Rosa Urban Arts Partnership began in 2017 to help the city bring back vitality to Juilliard Park. Art is a vital part of keeping communities healthy and engaged, and it can and SHOULD be a viable way for creatives to make a living and participate in the local economy.

For the past three years, SR Urban Arts Partnership has been involved in producing the WinterBlast event in the South A Street Art District (SOFA), and now is producing the West End Block Party and Summer Market at the area around the DeTurk Round Barn just north of Railroad Square on Sunday, June 30th. There will likely be additional West End Block Party events as the summer continues.

There is also an Art Alley Mural project open to interested artists, and Santa Rosa's 1st Annual Open Studios for Santa Rosa Artists.

Learn more and get involved at srurbanarts.org.

ROCK’nVINO is sponsored by American AgCredit.

In this episode of The Good Stuff presented by the Sonoma County Winegrowers, hosts Virginie Boone and Karissa Kruse talk with Dan Rotlisberger, Vineyard Estate Manager for Robert Young Estate Winery. Dan is a fifth generation Alexander Valley farmer and board member for Sonoma County Winegrowers. Dan is also the great grandnephew of Robert Young's late wife Gertrude. He learned how to be a farmer from his grandfather, who Dan says was one of the hardest workers he ever knew. Prior to his role at Robert Young, Dan worked as a Senior Viticulturist at Redwood Empire Vineyard Management - a job he liked to call Vineyard University, because he dealt with all kinds of varietals and learned all aspects of vineyard management. At Robert Young he has helped to replant older blocks, and has made a commitment to sustainability, especially knowing that the decisions he makes will impact generations. And finally, Virginie and Karissa share their Tuesday Night wine picks.

Host Clark Wolf talks with Kennedy Golden, daughter of the late author M.F.K. Fisher, about the winners of the 2024 Last House Emerging Writers Contest. He also chats with some of the actual winners! This year's writing contest theme was Belonging In Nature: How does your culture and/or life experience influence how you view nature and yourself in nature?

Guests include: Grand Prize and Adult Category Winner Scott McMorrow, First Place Youth Winner Isabella Guglielmetti, and Second Place Youth Winner Biana Toussaint.

In this episode of The Good Stuff presented by the Sonoma County Winegrowers, hosts Virginie Boone and Karissa Kruse talk with Ben and Yolanda Papapietro of Papapietro Perry Winery. Ben and Yolanda talk about their interest in wine and how it went from hobby winemaking in their garage to becoming serious home winemakers in San Francisco, to their eventual partnership with Bruce and Renae Perry and a move to Sonoma County. Each step along the way deepened their appreciation for getting the best fruit and making the best wine possible with it. And now their avid club members share in this passion for great wine by going on cruises to wine regions around the world, always with a love for the amazing wines made by Ben. And finally, Virginie and Karissa share their Tuesday Night wine picks.

Dr. Walter Tom of Dr. Tom Cosmetic Surgery talks with Jessica Allen, RN at his office about Botox and Dysport treatments, including what they can treat, why they work, what the procedure is like, how long it typically takes for results to appear, and roughly how long treatments last. Call Dr. Tom's office now for a special on Botox and Dysport this week through the end of June to get $50 off each area of Botox/Dysport treatment. You must book the treatment within that timeframe to get the special discount. Call 707-542-8346.

Learn more and schedule a consultation by visiting DrTomCosmetic.com