Archives: Episodes

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!

Dr. Walter Tom of Dr. Tom Cosmetic Surgery talks with long-time patient Hope Glynn about her experiences working with Dr. Tom and his team. Hope shares the reasons she uses the services and treatments by Dr. Tom to help her feel confident and beautiful. She views it as an investment in herself, and she appreciates Dr. Tom's expertise and honesty. Hope says you should definitely reach out to Dr. Tom for a free consultation, because there's no commitment and investing in yourself is worth it.

Learn more and schedule a consultation by visiting DrTomCosmetic.com

Ryan Buxbaum, President, and Danessa Maynard, COO of Next One Staffing chat with KSRO’s Michelle Marques about the pitfalls of accepting a counteroffer from your current employer. Changing jobs can be very stressful and there is a temptation to stay where you are, especially if you can show your current boss that someone else is interested and wants to pay you more. However, increased pay doesn't solve the underlying issues you have at your current job. If management at your current job is a nightmare, they will still be a nightmare even if you get more money. The new company believes in you enough to take the time to find you, and pick you out of all the candidates they interviewed. They want to train you, pay you more money, and see you succeed. And if you do accept a counter offer, you now have a boss who knows you've been looking elsewhere and they are more likely to let you go as soon as they have found another person who will do the job for less.

Reach out to Next One Staffing to help with your executive search or next key hire at nextonestaffing.com

THE NUMBERS

DIFFERENT LOANS

GET SOME MONEY

PUTTING YOUR HOUSE ON THE MARKET

GUESTS

RIAN RINN---CORN BEEF

SONOMA COUNTY MEAT COMPANY

Sonoma County Meat Co.

JUDITH MCLOUGHLIN-AUTHOR

A RETURN TO IRELAND: A CULINARY JOURNEY FROM AMERICA

Shamrock and Peach Cookbook | Shamrock and Peach

Steve and John talk Spring Foods---Recipes on the Recipe Page

GUEST:

MARNI TURKEC

SONOMA COUNTY ORCHID CLUB/SHOW

Sonoma County Orchid Society - United States, California (sonomaorchids.com)

DENNIS AND THE FARMERS MARKET REPORT

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

Phone Calls and EMails like Patty from Glen Ellen...Kellean of Santa Rosa with Onion Question and Steve from Cloverdale

This week on the PCOR Radio Broadcast, we begin with “Love is Little” by Kevin Siegfried. Next, a reading from Mark 8:31-38, followed by “Jesus is the Light!” a sermon by Rev. Dr. Cindy Alloway. We end with, “I Love to Tell the Story” by William G. Fischer and “To God Be the Glory” by William Howard Doane.

Host Michelle Marques talks with Danny Wright, Assistant Coach for Hidden Valley Elementary's Odyssey of the Mind team. Odyssey of the Mind is a program for students from primary to college age, that presents unique scenarios for teams to solve. Each year there are a new set of problems for teams to work on, and each problem could involve science, art, mathematics, engineering, and/or technology. Danny's team worked on a problem called "Opening Night Antics" which required the team to write and perform a play featuring planned set malfunctions, unexpected sound effects, and a theater critic. The play was also based on a classic story. Team members spend months working on the script, making costumes, sets, and rehearsing for competition. Additionally, the team must complete a Spontaneous challenge that they will get on the day of the competition. Scores from both Long Term and Spontaneous challenges determine who will go on to the State and ultimately World Competitions. Hidden Valley Elementary did well at the State competition, and is an alternate for the World Competition this year! Learn more about how your student can get involved, or how you can become a coach by visiting Norcal Odyssey of the Mind.