Davis Garden Show, Oct. 2, 2025
Thu, 10/02/2025 - 12:00pm | Don ShorToday's topics: Early Girl tomato issues, berries for this area, a backyard soil issue, Carolina reaper in a pot, Holodiscus in the valley, pruning a cotoneaster, and more.
Today's topics: Early Girl tomato issues, berries for this area, a backyard soil issue, Carolina reaper in a pot, Holodiscus in the valley, pruning a cotoneaster, and more.
Get ready for IMPLOSION with the amazing Nick Saloman of The Bevis Frond, bringing you the best in psych-tinged sounds to the airwaves, with tracks from Autosalvage, Goldie, John Otway, Major Lance, Mercy and more! Listen up at 8 p.m. PT here on KDRT 95.7 + KDRT.org – thereafter via the web and the podcasts! Love this show? Please support KDRT!
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Our 21st Birthday + Fall FUNdraiser continues through Sunday, Oct. 5, 2025. Show your support all week for more than two decades of grassroots community radio! We've got a cool new limited edition neon-green-on-black t-shirt to thank you with.
This week, many of our Djs are producing special programming and visiting each other's shows. We have more than 40 volunteers producing local programs, with most logging more than 10 years with KDRT! You can support our grassroots community radio here.
Today's topics: roots invading a raised bed, Anigozanthos, blueberries, grubs, inoculant for legumes and more.
IMPLOSION brings you the swingin' psychedelic sounds of the Fallen Angels, Elizabeth, the Strawberry Alarm Clock, Taiconderoga, and more. Tune in at 8 p.m. Pacific on KDRT 95.7 fm + KDRT.org + at your pleasure anytime via web and podcast apps!
Join Dashboard Diaries at 3 p.m. as host RayK gets the blues, spinning classic Butterfield Bues Band, John Mayall, Allman Brothers, Keb Mo', Hot Tuna and much more. Guaranteed to cure what ails you! Dashboard Diaries airs live every Thursday from 3 to 4 p.m. on KDRT 95.7 FM and KDRT.org.
This week on In the Key of Folk, we're looking forward to the upcoming concert with Anya Hinkle and Bily Cardine. We're also celebrating music from Canada and Denmark with tracks by Connie Kaldor, Genticorum, and Dreamer's Circus, along with the great music by Molly Tuttle, Laurie Lewis, The Rheingans Sisters, and the Wild Mountain Mystics. So tune in to learn all the scoop today, Wednesday, at 2 p.m. at KDRT 95.6 in Davis and at KDRT.org worldwide. Missed it? We also replay at 11 a.m. on Tuesdays. Enjoy!
On tonight's show:
You’ve got information. People need to hear it. It’s useful ... and it’s dull. This circumstance is a common problem for people who work in communications, such as today’s guest, Mark Deamer. One way to draw the disinterested is humor, if you get the balance right, which is why we open this week with Floppy and Cow. They’re a couple of screwball characters — well, Cow is deeper than that — that Mark helped create to present basic messages around tech and cybersecurity at UC Davis a few years ago. They won a couple of awards from a university tech trade group.
Mark, a Davis lifer who moved to town when he was 3, is a designer and illustrator by trade, has designed stage sets for local theater, and has created interpretive illustrations for locations and clients ranging from Davis Central Park to the Cache Creek Conservancy. He’s one of those people in Davis whom you might not have met, in other words, but you might have seen his work. We talk about it all — design, art, where ideas come from — today on Davisville.
Image comes from the video animation "KB Khronicles"