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Ask the Expert: Real Change presented by Redwood Gospel Missions – Episode 3

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In this episode of Real Change presented by Redwood Gospel Missions, Host Jeff Gilman (Executive Director of RGM) speaks with James King (Director of Industrial Ministries at RGM) about his background, searching for a sense of validation, his drug usage, his arrival at the mission and the moment that brought him closer to God. In addition, James opens up about his journey through the program, his relationship with his family, his role at RGM and how others can get involved to lend a helping hand!

 

STEVE AND DAVE (HOUR 2)…2/7

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SPECIAL GUEST: Sandy Metzger with the Traditional reading of the New Years Garden Poem

"The Week After New Years'

Phone with your Gardening Questions Saturday Morning from 9-11 at 707-636-1350

If you see a problem during the week send an email with pictures at steve@ksro.com

Those will be answered every Saturday Morning

Or do a double Email and phone in

https://thesantarosafarmersmarket.com/

 

The Good Stuff – Cline Family Cellars

In this episode of The Good Stuff presented by the Sonoma County Winegrowers, hosts Virginie Boone and Karissa Kruse talk with Hilary Cline, VP of DTC & Marketing at Cline Family Cellars, and Tom Gendall, Director of Winemaking & Viticulture at Cline Family Cellars.

Hilary Cline joined her family’s business in 2015 on the sales team covering Northern California and Strategic Accounts across the US. Two years later, she spent time working in viticulture in Sonoma County, New Zealand and Napa. She rejoined her family in early 2019 and initially oversaw business management and development, then progressed to her current position of VP of Marketing and DTC. Hilary, along with her family members working at Cline are stewarding the future of Cline to focus on Pinot Noir, Cabernet, Chardonnay and Sauvignon Blanc while retaining their position as a world-renowned Zinfandel producer. Hilary recently launched Gust, a small- production Pinot Noir, Chardonnay and Syrah brand, with her sister Megan, sourced from her family’s vineyards in the Petaluma Gap.

Tom Gendall was born in Christchurch, New Zealand. He worked for wineries there and in Germany before moving to California in 2011, and joining the Cline extended family in 2016. Tom believes that "if you look after the vines, the vines will look after you and produce great fruit. They will tell you what they need if you know where to look and what to look for. It's our job to interpret that information and make sure the wines achieve their very best potential."

Cline Family Cellars is a beloved Sonoma County winery rooted in passion, heritage, and a deep respect for the land. Founded in the late 1970s, Cline has long been recognized for producing expressive, approachable wines that reflect the diverse soils and microclimates of Sonoma County’s many AVAs. With a focus on varietals like Rhône classics, Zinfandel, and Chardonnay, the family-owned estate blends tradition with thoughtful innovation.

And finally, Virginie and Karissa share their Tuesday Night wine picks!

 

At The Table – 20th Annual California Artisan Cheese Festival

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Host Clark Wolf talks with Luciana Villanueva (President of the California Artisan Cheese Guild), Jill Giacomini Basch (Co-Founder & Co-CEO of Point Reyes Farmstead Cheese) & Vivien Straus (Founder of CheeseTrail.org & Manager of Straus Home Ranch) about the 20th Annual California Artisan Cheese Festival!

They also discuss the Cheese Trail map, the cheese making process, farm tours, the hisotry of the festival & cheese guild, the cheese crawl at The Barlow and a taste of Jill's cheese she brought with!

 

Ask The Expert: Total Home Comfort with Ongaro and Sons – Winter Plumbing

In this episode, host Anthony Romelli, General Sales Manager of Ongaro & Sons, talks about plumbing, specifically cold-weather plumbing issues! He also answer questions like why leaks appear more during the winter months, why do small winter leaks go unnoticed at first, how issues can arise even when temps don't reach freezing and what to do if a pipe bursts!

 

Raise The Roof with Letitia Hanke – Santa Rosa Transmission & Car Care

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In today’s episode, Letitia Hanke, CEO of ARS Roofing and Founder and Executive Director of The LIME Foundation speaks with Alethea Valley with Santa Rosa Transmission & Car Care, a full service, family owned auto repair facility serving Santa Rosa for 26 years. Alethea leads operations and keeps things running smoothly behind the scenes.

Roofing Tips of the Month

Tip #1: Look Up After Every Big Storm

Most roof damage doesn’t announce itself—it sneaks up later.

  • After heavy rain or wind, walk your property

  • Look formissing shingles, lifted edges, debris, or granules in gutters

  • Check ceilings fornew stains or bubbling paint

Tip #2: Small Repairs Today Prevent Big Bills Tomorrow

A $900 fix today can save a $15,000 roof replacement later.

  • Tiny leaks grow fast

  • Flashing, sealants, and edge details fail first

  • Don’t wait until water is coming through the ceiling

    “Roofs don’t usually fail all at once—they fail by neglect.”

Tip #3: Know Your Roof’s Age & Warranty

Most homeowners don’t know how old their roof is or what type of roof you have—and that can cost them.

  • Asphalt roofs average20–30 years

  • Flat roofs often need attention sooner

  • Tile Roofs need routine maintenance 50 year

  • Manufacturer warranties are different from workmanship warranties

  • Insurance companies care about age more than appearance

    “If you don’t know how old your roof is, your insurance company definitely does.”