On this episode of Meraki radio we begin a two part series about Men's Health, specifically prostate cancer. Dr Marc Dall'Era joins us from UC Davis to discuss the basics of prostate cancer treatment. William Voller and Michael Gangitano, both living with prostate cancer, share their experiences.
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Featured this week on Celtic Songlines are Niamh Parsons, Celtic-Prog with The Third Ear Band and Alban Faum, Cherish the Ladies, The Witches of Elswick, Fay Hield, Andy Irvine & Paul Brady, Boys of the Lough, and Kate Rusby.
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Hanna Nakano (pictured in KDRT’s studio) is the latest owner of The Dirt, which aims to be the main place for listings and information about concerts, events, shows and other gatherings in and around Davis. The print-and-online publication began in fall 2010. She took charge a few months ago, has made a few changes, and plans to make more. Today she talks about what drives her, how she landed here after working in television back east, an algorithm-free new feature that recommends shows and attractions, and what she’s doing to make The Dirt work.
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Mon, 05/29/2023 - 3:44pm | Rohan
Are you a basketball player and want to figure out the arc length of your shot? Are you a competitive runner who wants to determine how fast you can finish a race while conserving your energy? Do you want to make your baseball throw more efficient? Calculus is everywhere in sports and coaches and athletes can use it to gain an edge over their competition. Mathematician Dan Tancredi tells us how calculus helps us understand the world. Then visit Manhattan, one of the most densely populated places on Earth. It packs the National Museum of Mathematics, Broadway, Wall Street, the Empire State Building, the United Nations headquarters, and 150 subway stations into an area half the size of Disney World.
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This week, the HUB shines a light on the LGBTQ+ community through a talk with Rainbows Families Director Anoosh Jorjorian. To wrap up, we listen to an audio editorial about transgender rights—interview by Rowan Reising and editorial by Camile Reyes Rojas.
Produced By Rowan Reising and Noah Meyer. Music by Daniel Ruiz-Jimenez
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