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82. Zombie Apocalypse

Zombies have been quite the phenomenon for decades. Find out why people are so fascinated with these ghoulish walking corpses and how their origin goes back to Creole traditions and religious customs brought to Haiti by enslaved people from West Africa. Maria Contreras Tebutt from the Bike Campaign tells us about the zombie apocalypse that rolls into Davis over Halloween weekend — the Zombie Bike Parade. Then travel to Haiti, the land of the mountains and home to the legend of the zombie, vodou, rhinoceros iguana, and djon-djon.

Movie Monday: Marvel vs. DC and More

The News Cycle focused on movies. The News Cycle talked to Juniors Max Bloom and Andrew Herrera about which company they prefer: Marvel or DC? Then, Eleanor Whitney and Lily Schroeder contributed podcast packages. Lily Schroeder reviewed the movie Freaky Friday, and Eleanor Whitney talked to DHS students about their favorite movies.

Interview by Rowan Reising and Noah Meyer. Hosted by Rowan Reising and Noah Meyer. Produced by Noah Meyer. Podcast packages by Lily Schroeder and Eleanor Whitney. Theme music by Daniel Ruiz-Jimenez.

Community radio, volunteers, and Doug Kelly, on Imagining Yolo Davis, Oct. 20, 2023

Doug Kelly joins us this week to discuss the importance of community radio, and to share his insights, experience and long history with radio.

Doug is a board member of Davis Media Access, a nonprofit community media center that includes KDRT. He also hosts Electric Compost Heap.

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