Today on "That's Life", Lois and Sharla Hardy talk about DCTV, SCA (Society for Creative Anachronism), brother Jim, art, history, and shared experiences. "Don't mix ammonia with clorox!"
If you watched any of Lois' DCTV productions (from 1992 thru 2003), you saw some wonderful camera work by Sharla Hardy. She was part of the repetoire crew that helped me produced many shows and several series -- mostly running a camera, but occasionally on as a guest. Our last series was "Thoughtfulness" -- an eclectic production that ran weekly for several years. (Sort of like this radio program, but with moving images!)
Sharla has been my friend for over 20 years and I thought it was time to catch up with her; so I'm doing that now and you're invited to listen in on our chat!
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It only comes once a year -- and let's be thankful for that. In addition to classics from the likes of Yogi Yorgesson, Christmas Jugband, The Yid Kids, and The Three Weismen, Brother Bill rolled out some new holiday tunes from the likes of Sandy Rogers and I See Hawks In LA, Kevin Bacon and The Old 97's, and David DeBoy. Give a listen if you dare.
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Mon, 12/22/2025 - 9:20am | Ned
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Today, The News Cycle covers winter sports at Davis Senior High. We begin with an interview with the track coach Spencer Elliott about renovations to the school track. Maggie Lubell reports on the start of basketball league play, and Maya Davis looks at how soccer teams adapt to the winter season.
Hosted and produced by Godolias Mesfin. Packages by Maggie Lubell and Maya Davis. Music by Daniel Ruiz-Jimenez
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Tonight at 6 p.m. PST, DJ Dug Deep fills in for Jess Goddésse on her program Divine Intervention. He'll feature plenty of tunes about winter and all that that entails, plus a few Christmas leftovers, but we promise, only a few! Hope you can join us on KDRT.org.
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Christmas doesn’t arrive as just one feeling.
It shows up in many forms—joy, melancholy, loneliness, and wonder—sometimes all in the same room.
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