Last week we heard most of the June 23, 1990 show at Autzen Stadium in Eugene, Ore. This week we finish this outstanding show. Then we’ll move to a month later (7/19) at Deer Creek Music Center in Noblesville, Ind., and finish with what we started on Oct. 5.

Join us. The Grateful Dead at their peak!

On this week's program: Frost warnings, low chill peaches, herbs for our area, leaving the leaves, growing amaryllis bulbs, and more.

Listen to the archived show. Autumn Labbe-Renault and Don Shor check in with candidates and community leaders:

• 7:32  Prerecorded interview with Yolo ACE Jesse Salinas
• 7:38  Lucas Frerichs, Mayor of Davis
• 7:45  Kelsey Fortune, District 1 City Council Candidate
• 7:52  Bapu Vaitla, District 1 City Council Candidate
• 8:05  Dan Carson, District 1 City Council Incumbent
• 8:12  Joe DiNunzio, Incumbent, DJUSD Trustee, Area 3
• 8:20  Hiram Jackson, Trustee-elect, DJUSD Area 1
• 8:27  Elizabeth Moon, Trustee-elect, DJUSD Area 4
• 8:40  Adam Morrill, District 4 City Council Candidate
• 8:48  Gloria Partida, District 4 City Council Incumbent

There’s a lot of magic in Vince Guaraldi’s music, especially A Charlie Brown Christmas. This fall Craft Recordings is releasing extended deluxe versions of the holiday classic, and we talk with three of the people involved: brothers Jason and Sean Mendelson, whose late father Lee Mendelson was the executive producer of the Peanuts holiday specials, and Davis author Derrick Bang, who wrote the expanded CD/LP’s liner notes.

We also talk about the soundtrack to It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown, which Craft released in August.

Holiday music would be very different if Lee Mendelson hadn’t brought Guaraldi and Peanuts creator Charles Schulz together. We hear about how they met, talk about Guaraldi and the music — and Jason gamely recreates the moment when, as a kid, he was voicing Marcie in the Happy New Year, Charlie Brown TV special and the character gave Charlie Brown a smooch.