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ROCK’nVINO – Songwriters in Paradise 2024 Season

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During this episode of ROCK’nVINO, hosts Coco and Michelle welcome back Patrick Davis, Founder of Songwriters in Paradise, a series of intimate songwriter showcases in the round where each songwriter shares the stories behind the songs, all paired with delicious food and wine. This year, the series returns to both Napa County and Sonoma County. SIP Napa is happening April 18th through April 21st with showcases at Alpha Omega, Charles Krug, Silver Oak, and Brasswood wineries. Artists such as Kristian Bush of Sugarland, Channing Wilson, and Marc Broussard take turns performing songs and chatting about their music. Then SIP comes back to Healdsburg from July 24th through July 27th with showcases at Banshee, Robert Young, Bricoleur and La Crema wineries. New to Songwriters in Paradise this time is Shawn Mullins, who wrote hits including Lullaby, Shimmer, and Beautiful Wreck. Also performing is multi Grammy winner Dan Tyminski (probably best known as the singing voice of George Clooney's character in O Brother Where Art Thou), and Kim Richey. You can get tickets for a single day, or passes for the whole weekend. Learn more at songwritersinparadise.com.

ROCK’nVINO is sponsored by American AgCredit.

 

1031 EXCHANGE

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GUEST:

Laura Taylor-Assistant Vice President

Old Republic Exchange Company

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Sermon: March 24, 2024

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This week on the PCOR Radio Broadcast, we begin with “Jerusalem, My Happy Home” by Mark Shepperd. Next, a reading from John 12:20-33, followed by “Is Your Soul Troubled?” a sermon by Rev. Dr. Cindy Alloway.

 

Sonoma County Focus – Anova: Rebuilding Hope

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Host Michelle Marques talks with Andrew Bailey, Founder and CEO of Anova Center for Education in Santa Rosa. Anova is a school serving students on the autism spectrum. In October 2017, the Tubbs Fire swept through large portions of Sonoma County, destroying thousands of structures, including the Anova campus at the Luther Burbank Center for the Arts. A capital campaign was started in 2019 to rebuild a new center, with over half of the funds collected so far. They have an additional $9-million to $10-million to raise to complete the project. The new campus will serve as a national model for educational and behavioral innovation.  You can support their efforts by visiting rebuildanaova.org

 

The Good Stuff – Small Vines Wines

In this episode of The Good Stuff presented by the Sonoma County Winegrowers, hosts Virginie Boone and Karissa Kruse talk with Paul Sloan, Vigneron and Owner of Small Vines Wines. Paul talks about his early experience with wine and how that led him to pursue winemaking in California. Paul decided early on that his style leaned more towards an old-school French style of winemaking, and he really wanted to grow only the highest quality fruit with very low yields, not typical of sprawling California Vineyards. He spaces his rows much closer to each other to achieve this goal. The resulting wines are full of character and complexity. And finally, Virginie and Karissa share their Tuesday Night wine picks.

 

At the Table – The Wild Poppy

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Host Clark Wolf talks with Martin Maigaard, the new chef/owner of The Wild Poppy just outside of Sebastopol. The restaurant is taking over the charming spot that until recently was the home of Fork Roadhouse. Martin and his wife are from Kansas, but lived here in Sonoma County in the early 2010s, before heading back to Kansas. They knew they wanted to return, and the perfect opportunity opened up when this beautiful spot became available. Their menu features their own tofu and other products, as well as farm to table produce and other local ingredients. The spot will open mid April. Follow them to get all of the updates!