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Sonoma County Focus – National Crime Victim Rights Week 2024

Host Michelle Marques talks with Tatiana Lopez, Victim Services Director for the Sonoma County District Attorney's Office. April 21st through April 27th, 2024 is National Crime Victim Rights Week, and Sonoma County is hosting their annual FREE Community Resource Fair in Courthouse Square on Saturday, April 27th from 11am to 4pm. You will find many service organizations with important information for survivors of crime. There are activities for children and people of all ages, with live entertainment, raffle prizes, and more! You can also attend a brown bag lunch webinar on Wednesday, April 24th from 12 to 1:30pm where providers will talk about the various levels of trauma informed care that is available. Learn more about these events by clicking here.

 

At the Table – Oliver’s Market Gourmet Cheese

Host Clark Wolf chats with Wade Johnson, Gourmet Cheese Coordinator at Oliver's Markets. Wade talks about the various cheese departments at the four Oliver's Market stores, and how his team of cheese mongers help customers find the right cheese. Wade shares three cheeses on air with Clark and producer Michelle, as well as salumi from Journeyman Meats, halva and cornichons. He talks about the kinds of cheeses you will find as the seasons change, and how you can talk with a cheese monger to get a cheese at the level of ripeness that you prefer. He also talks about the surge of amazing cheesemakers and cheeses that have popped up in Northern California over the years.

 

The Good Stuff – Pedroncelli Winery

In this episode of The Good Stuff presented by the Sonoma County Winegrowers, hosts Virginie Boone and Karissa Kruse talk with Julie Pedroncelli St. John, President of Pedroncelli Winery and 3rd generation family owner. Julie shares the story of her family's journey to the area and buying the winery west of Geyserville in 1927 (during Prohibition!), spending the next few years growing and harvesting grapes for home winemakers. Once Prohibition ended in 1933, visitors would come to the winery to purchase wine by the gallon to take home. The winery changed hands in 1963 to the 2nd generation, who operated it until 2010, when ownership was transferred to the 3rd generation, including Julie. Over the years, generations of winemakers have made wine with grapes grown by the Pedroncelli family, and generations of visitors have come to buy wine. And finally, Virginie and Karissa share their Tuesday Night wine picks.

 

Ask the Expert: Dr. Walter Tom – Surgical Consultation

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Dr. Walter Tom of Dr. Tom Cosmetic Surgery talks with Karina Lozano, his newly promoted surgical liason, about the surgical consultation process. Karina explains the typical experience for patients, from the first phone call, to the various pre- and post-procedure appointments, pricing questions, expectations for downtime, and more. Dr. Tom and his team include you as an active participant in the entire process so that you are fully informed, have trust in Dr. Tom and the expertise of his team, and know what to expect throughout your journey.

Learn more and schedule a consultation by visiting DrTomCosmetic.com

 

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