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COVID-19 Community Report Episode 12: Speaking with the Davis Downtown Business Assn. and Sandy Holman of The Culture CO-OP on Apr 24th, 2020

My guests on today's show are Brett Marasca, executive director of Davis Downtown; and Sandy Holman of The Culture CO-OP, discussing their new documentary, "The Cost of Darkness." We'll be talking about economic stimulus for downtown businesses, and the systemic structural inequality that has left communities of color much more vulnerable to the virus, respectively. 

Called the Gifting Stimulus Program, the Davis Downtown Business Association (DDBA) recently launched this program to infuse $100,000 into our city's core - its downtown. Using this link, you can choose businesses you'd like to support and your gift card purchase amount will be matched by the DDBA gifting program.  

That's Susan Rudnick in New York

Author and former guest, Susan Rudnick, chats with Lois from her home in Westchester County, New York (just north of New York City).  It's a rambling discussion -- done via ZOOM.us (our new norm for interviews).  Hope you enjoy the ramble!

For more about Susan and her book, see Lois' earlier interview at:  https://kdrt.org/audio/thats-ednas-gift-susan-rudnick

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KDRT remains closed to live broadcasting, and the staff works remotely.   But Lois has gotten her second radio episode done at home!  That's Life will continue to have new pre-recorded episodes (but not necessarily every week).  Lois remains fine. Support for KDRT is always welcome.

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