Tonight’s playlist was suggested by a listener, and it tells a story.
- Peggy Lee, Please Send Me Someone To Love
- Frank Sinatra with Count Basie & His Orchestra, Fly Me To The Moon (In Other Words)
- Etta James, The Man I Love
- Mel Tormé, All I Need Is A Girl
- Louis Armstrong, Love Walked In
- Helen Forrest, Make Love To Me
- Lena Horne, Come on Strong
- The Dave Brubeck Quartet, Bésame Mucho
- Billie Holiday, Stars Fell on Alabama
- Peggy Lee, Aren't You Kind of Glad We Did?
- Frank Sinatra, Day By Day
- Billie Holiday, Comes Love
- Frank Sinatra, Hey! Jealous Lover
- Louis Jordan, Is You Is or Is You Ain't My Baby
- Helen Humes, He Don't Love Me Anymore
- Esther Phillips, I Wish You Love
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Tue, 10/01/2024 - 3:00pm | Ned
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On this episode of Meraki Radio, we discuss decision making across many situations.
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Today’s show is for people interested in the current election but sick of the usual political noise. The guests are two highly experienced political analysts, Dan Schnur and Richard Zeiger, who will teach an Osher Lifelong Learning Institute class at the University of California Davis this fall called “An Election Like No Other.”
On Davisville today we talk about why this presidential election is both different and traditional, why many elected offices are uncontested, cynicism as a turnoff and as a way to cope, and young Americans who opt to get involved in their community outside of politics. "Volunteering is noble," Schnur says, "but you can only clean up so many parks. Participating by voting or running for office or getting involved in other ways is equally important."
“One of the most important lessons about politics … It leads to a democracy [and] you have to be willing to lose,” says Zeiger, who lives in Davis. "That’s what the whole business is about, somebody’s going to win and somebody’s going to lose. And when you lose, you pull your pants back on and you go back into the fray.”
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Today The News Cycle focuses on the return of University of California Davis students. We sat down with Andrew Shiotani who is the Director of Services for International students and scholars for Global Affairs, to talk about the importance of Global Affairs and international students to UCD. Noah Meyer talks to UCD students and a professor on the start of the new school year. Tyler Price reports on the effect students have on the new restaurant Outpost Burger.
Hosted by Alessandra Trask. Produced by Alessandra Trask. Music by Daniel Ruiz Jiminez. Packages by Noah Meyer and Tyler Price.
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