This week, the News Cycle focuses on the current Davis mayor, Will Arnold, and his story of how he got to where he is today. A movie review on the new "Guardians of the Galaxy" movie and an audio editorial on why extracurriculars are so important are two more highlights for this week. Interview by Maria Anderson. Package by Ben Mitchell. Audio Editorial by Carter Gleason.
Produced by Maria Anderson and Naneh Grigor. Music by Daniel Ruiz-Jimenez.
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Debbie Shoup of T.R.O.T.R -- which stands for Therapeutic Riding and Off-Track Rehabilitation -- joins us to discuss the Woodland nonprofit and the benefits of therapeutic riding and rehabilitation.
From its website: "T.R.O.T.R. conducts multiple programs for people of all ages with all levels of ability and interest. Riding has proven to be a highly motivational and educational way for students to improve their physical, emotional and social functions, as they gain self-confidence on one of our gentle horses."
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This week's Na Mele o Hawai'i opens with a tribute in memoriam and support to the victims of the recent attacks in Davis. Music has its legitimate place in the healing process, and we hope our offering of Hawaiian music, filled with aloha, can help in that process.
For the remainder of the show, we celebrate Mother's Day (May 14) with a shower of mele all about pua -- flowers. Enjoy!
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