Jazz After Dark, Dec. 26, 2023Tue, 12/26/2023 - 5:00pm | Don ShorUpbeat jazz for the New Year: Billie Holiday, Glenn Miller, Oscar Aleman, Harry Roy & His Orchestra, Earl Bostic, Heritage Hall Jazz Band, Pete Fountain, Ella Fitzgerald, Louis Armstrong, Sam Butera, Louis Prima, Claude Bolling, Jean-Luc Dayan & Steve La Spina, James Rivers, Big Bad Voodoo Daddy, and Boots Randolph. |
3rd Streaming for 1:00pm on Dec 26th, 2023Tue, 12/26/2023 - 3:10pm | Gary Chew |
The Wild Fox Party for 10:00am on Dec 26th, 2023Tue, 12/26/2023 - 11:10am | Frank aka Dr Do... |
Celtic Winter RevisitedTue, 12/26/2023 - 11:00am | David A. Reynolds |
The Cerealist for 10:30pm on Dec 25th, 2023Mon, 12/25/2023 - 11:10pm | The Cerealist |
The Awesome Patrol Show for 9:00pm on Dec 25th, 2023Mon, 12/25/2023 - 10:40pm | Sara TAPS |
Twang Thang for 6:00pm on Dec 25th, 2023Mon, 12/25/2023 - 8:10pm | DJ Dirk |
Davisville, Dec. 25, 2023: Expanding Interstate 80 through DavisMon, 12/25/2023 - 5:30pm | Bill BuchananTraffic on Interstate 80 is often frustratingly slow through Davis, and has been for years. What’s the remedy? Caltrans proposes adding a fourth lane, and the options include allowing free use of the lane only to vehicles with at least three occupants — anyone else using the lane would pay a toll. That’s the option the Yolo Transportation District Board unanimously endorsed a couple weeks ago. In other words, there are two big changes on the table — a bigger freeway, plus the start of tolls for some of the traffic on I-80 in Yolo County. The project is in the news this season as people respond via surveys, comments, and various events (including this Davis teach-in). On today’s Davisville we talk with Autumn Bernstein, executive director of the Yolo Transportation District, and Lucas Frerichs, who chairs the county Board of Supervisors and is a former mayor of Davis, about what's proposed, and why. |
Independent and Local for 4:00pm on Dec 25th, 2023Mon, 12/25/2023 - 5:10pm | Sam Hawk |
86. Into the Urban WildMon, 12/25/2023 - 2:43pm | RohanWalking in quiet urban settings with shade and greenery improves mood and reduces stress. Hear about the seven principles of Leave No Trace and how we can protect our urban nature preserves. Felicia Wang, restoration biologist at the 130-acre Cache Creek Nature Preserve, tells us how it was restored from a gravel mine, why native plants and cultural burns help our local ecology, and how you can sign up for their internships and public education programs. Then travel to Arizona, the Grand Canyon State — home to the largest urban preserve in the country, sky islands, towering 100-year-old saguaro cacti, and a remote area where mules still deliver mail. |
