This is the first episode of a show that will be a mix of community updates, local information, and call-ins from elected officials, community activists, and other leaders. Our first guest was Davis City Councilmember Lucas Frerichs, who provided us with updates from the Davis City Council, including information about tonight’s emergency meeting. Click on the post title above to stream today's show.

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Donut Exchange is a folk group based in both Davis and in Berlin, Germany. Members Anya Sturm, Obin Sturm, and Emma Ware grew up playing traditional old-time, bluegrass, and Irish fiddle music. They blend the three styles on their debut album, Any Place Is Home, with 11 original tracks. The album, started from transatlantic voice memos, features a warm blend of strings, percussion, utensils, and the occasional bagpipes. Recorded in December 2019, during the only week when the bandmates were on the same continent, it captures the magic and charm of sleepless nights spent playing tunes with the people you love.

We opened the show with a tune from The HackensawBoys and played a new one from Mikey LP and the Kooks

My guest is Dr. Ron Chapman, Yolo County health officer, and we talk about the COVID-19 coronavirus. The subjects include:

• The latest developments

• What people should and shouldn't do to minimize their chances of catching the disease

• Where to get reliable information

• His role in shaping the Yolo public health response, and in deciding when a quarantine or closure might be needed

• The mortality rate

• The symptoms

• What to do if you think you might have COVID-19

• Who to contact if you don't have a doctor, the county coronavirus hotline, and more.