KTHX: Recent Episodes
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There's a new exhibition to take advantage of now that the museum is open again! Amanda Horn gives us the details.
Ian talks with Aaron about 311's 30th Anniversary Tour, songwriting, and who he's listening to right now.
Ian talks with Ryan Miller, lead singer of the band Guster, playing at Harrah's Tahoe this Sunday! They discuss incorporating improv into Guster's live shows, their choice of cover songs, and Ryan's dream collaborations.
Dani Doehring and Dom Sinnott talk about the upcoming dinner/awards ceremony to benefit Step 1.
Executive Director Mari Hutchinson and Chad Gavoyt talk about A Night Out in Reno to benefit Step 2.
Ian talks with Ani DiFranco about her latest tour, her recent memoir, and what current female artists she admires. See her perform live at Harrah's Tahoe on February 21st!
Emily Skyle talks about the upcoming Oscar Party to benefit the Future Filmmakers Foundation, which lets kids make their own films for free.
Michael and Ali Ball, local ambassadors for Cupid's Charity, talk about the upcoming fun run to benefit those suffering from neurofibromatosis.
Dawn Fernandez and Cheryl Canardo stop by to talk about free health and exercise classes being hosted by OCG.
Heidi Parker discusses the recent controversy around immunizations and continued efforts to get people vaccinated.
Hilary Clark talks about the current status of the maker space, and upcoming events and projects.
Jeff Gore talks about winter projects on your home and how to get a license contractor to do the work.
Troy Regas and Jim McClain talk about the upcoming Toy Run to get kids toys for Christmas.
Chase McKenna talks about the continued efforts to provide a meal and donations to the homeless this Thanksgiving with Harvest of Hope.
Cory Dayton talks about the wrestling event this weekend to benefit the Food Bank of Northern Nevada.
Matt Debray talks about the upcoming Governors Points of Light Awards to honor non-profits in Nevada.
Laurie Gorris and Matt Vaughan talk about an upcoming renovation to the housing units that families stay in while their children are in the hospital.
Lisa Habighorst and Bridget Rosscup talk about the organization's expansion into Northern Nevada and their efforts in getting books to children.
Debbie McCarthy and Shirley Folkins Roberts talk about the wine event to benefit Northern Nevada Children's Cancer Foundation.
Emily Skyle talks about the upcoming Fright Night short horror film event, happening on Halloween!
Tabitha with Splash Bar and Donna with Wylie Animal Rescue Foundation talk about Howl-o-ween to benefit the animal shelter, which takes place Tuesday, October 29th.
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Dr. Peter Reed talks about efforts to help those suffering from Alzheimer's and dementia.
Yashila Sanchez and Tracy Rodriguez talk about Socktober, a month-long sock donation drive for the homeless.
Ian, Ryan and Nick give their takes on fat bears, coffee-crazy thieves, and the end of the world.
Amanda Horn gives a report on what to expect at the museum this week, including the conclusion of two exhibits.
Brooke Shaw talks about the Fill the Boot event, as well as future fundraising efforts for MDA.
Alicis Tau discusses different programs and services that residents can take advantage of.
Jillian Helget talks about upcoming fundraisers, events and classes with the theater organization.
John Sanchez and Amy De La Cruz talk about an upcoming job fair for military veterans and others in the community.
Arika Perry talks about upcoming events and exhibitions at the not-for-profit art center in Virginia City.
Jamie Klund talks about the upcoming Monster Mash Bash to benefit local veterans organizations.
Colleen Petrosky and Carrie Tallman discuss the upcoming visits by the Mammovan to get women scanned for breast cancer.
Ian, Ryan, and Amanda give their takes on dumb criminals, young "criminals" and old rockers.
Melissa Ulloa talks about upcoming events to benefit BBBS, including dumping 500 golf balls from a helicopter and an all-day fundraiser with Dutch Bros.
Kathy Peak and Lori Benvin discuss the upcoming Joel F. Glover DDS Golf Tournament, which benefits the programs.
Johnno Lazetich and Tara Winkelman talk about the run up Rattlesnake Mountain to benefit the Nevada Diabetes Assocation.
Chereee Boteler from Step 2, along with BANN members Jamie Serrano, Justin Rowe, and Steve Thomsen, discuss their unveiling of refurbished housing for Step 2 beneficiaries.
Monica Myles shines a light on the efforts of DMV reps like Serena Gallegos and Veronia Aguirre to help with donor registration.
Ian, Ryan, and Amanda give their takes on cake theft, courting the KFC Colonel, and climate change cannibalism.
Ian, Ryan, Nick, and Marki give their opinions on Harry Potter bans, pistols at Popeye's and and Star Wars coke bottles.
Ryan, Marki, and Ian give their takes on fat crows, Dollar Tree drugs, and criminal Christian Scientists!
Ian, Ryan, and Amanda give their opinions on booty call arson, a big hand, and alcoholic seltzer water.
Ian, Amanda, and Ryan give their takes on Katy Perry copying a Christian rapper, Forever 21 diet bars, and dudes who eat nuts gettin' frisky.
Emily Skyle, Executive Director for the 1st Annual Cordillera International Film Festival, gives some info on what to expect this weekend.
Ian, Stacy, Amanda and Marki give their thoughts on McDonald's gunfire, a new food/drink combo and easy arrests.
Interim Superindentendent Dr. Kristen McNeil discusses future plans for the school district.
Rae Matthews gives Ian the lowdown on what people can expect from the annual festival at Sand Harbor.
Wooster High teacher Ray Swigart talks about how the program helps students prepare for their futures.
Ian, Ryan, Amanda, and Marki give their opinions on loud laughter bans, marijuana cakes and storming Area 51.
Meredith Tanzer of Our Center talks about the upcoming Pride event July 27th in Downtown Reno.
Ian talks with Lori Nichols and Andrea Inman about the dire need for foster parents in rural areas of Nevada.
Ian talks with Meg Ragonese about upcoming road changes in Reno and the surrounding areas.
Ian, Amanda, Stacy, and Ryan give their takes on a Disneyland brawl, a possible Bible shortage, and emojis showing up in court cases.
Ian, Emily, Marki and Stacy of The Comedy Collective give their takes on feral chickens, clogged toilets and the 4th of July!
Amanda, Dave, Ryan and Ian talk about a Marie Curie-themed cake, Slurpee delivery, and kids growing horns.
Emily, Marki, Stacy, and Ian give their takes on a Justin Bieber UFC fight, A Handmaid's Tale-themed dinner party, and a Krispy Kreme in Times Square.
Emily Skyle talks about her upcoming inaugural film fest, along with her Future Filmmakers event June 12th.
Ian, Ryan, Dave, and Amanda give their takes on the live-action Lion King, Russian Tinder, and a Magic 8-Ball movie.
Ian, Marki, Emily, and Stacy give their takes on porn site political ads, Amazon divorcees giving to charity, and the live-action Aladdin.
Ian, Marki, Dave, and Stacy give their takes on student loans, Uber's Quiet Mode and Dressbarn.
Ian, Ryan, Amanda, and Dave give their takes on a James Bond film set injury, the Impossible Whopper, and Bike Month.
Ian, Amanda, and Dave give their views on the new Royal Baby, Dollar margaritas at Applebee's and CBD Snacks.
Donald Stockton and Joe Luia discuss the massive trek with dog tags to commemorate Memorial Day.
Tim Young, Director of the Reno Phil, talks about their team-up with the Reno Rodeo Foundation for the Rhythm & Rawhide event.
Ian, Emily, Stacy and Marki give their takes on Avengers: Endgame: Facebook changing their mobile app, and the fact that 2% of Americans have never had a taco.
Danny Heinsohn talks about the upcoming Heroes Night Out event to help provide scholarships to cancer survivors.
Ro and Roland Lazzarone discuss the upcoming scholarship fundraiser dinner for UNR students.
Ian, Emily, Stacy, and Marki give their opinions on Earth Day, a Saved by the Bell reunion, and a Ukrainian comedian winning his country's presidency (after starring a TV show about a guy accidentally becoming president).
Andrea Gregg talks about AHEC's mission to provide education and outreach services regarding health care throughout Northwestern Nevada.
Alix Pasillas discusses her organization's efforts in the realm of nutritious food for kids and adults.
Ian, Emily, Stacy, and Marki give their views on Tax Day, a Reality TV Convention, and a time capsule from 1872.
Ian speaks with David Williamson the Trickster, Chris Cox the Mentalist, Krendl the Escapist, and Valentin the Showman about their magic show premiering April 17th and running for six months at the Eldorado Showroom.
Ian, Stacy, Marki and Dave give their takes on Game of Thrones, the College Admissions Scandal, and large Olive Garden menu items.
Matt Vaughan talks about the upcoming charity golf tournament to help families stay close to their children in the hospital.
Pam Russell talks about an upcoming fundraiser for the charity, which provides resources to low-income women and children.
Ian, Dave, Ryan, and Amanda give their ridiculous views on Nicolas Cage's short-lived 4th marriage, the return of The Twilight Zone, and Apple's Credit Card.
Ian speaks with Monique Foreman and Glenna Smith about military sexual trauma and an upcoming film showing about the subject.
Ian talks with Executive Director Isabelle Wilson about providing opportunities for women to pursue higher education.
Veteran Timothy Shepard talks about an upcoming event to help veterans get much-needed benefits.
Ian, Amanda, Dave, and guest Ryan give their hot takes on a high school production of Alien, Justin Bieber's hiatus, and the Miss USA Pageant in Reno.
Ian and members of the Comedy Collective give their opinions on MySpace, a ton of pork, Yanni on Broadyway, and, in a bonus segment, CBD Jelly Bellies.
Dead Air Dave speaks with the South African choral group ahead of their show Saturday, March 23rd.
Ian talks with Brett Silver about reading material that's available for those with disabilities.
Members of The Comedy Collective give their quickfire opinions about Daylight Saving Time, Batman Turning 80, and The Queen of England being on Instagram.
Jason Eastman and Vince Pilcher of Northern Nevada FOOLS talking the shave event to help St. Baldrick's happening on Saturday!
Comedy Collective members give their opinions on Mardi Gras, Game of Thrones, and Eye Glasses.
Nikki Avera talks about therapy in the way of horseback riding for people with disabilities.
Every Wednesday morning at 7:30 and 8:30 listen for Hump Day Hot Takes, where members of local outfit The Comedy Collective give their quick opinions on topical and silly subjects. This episode of Hot Takes: The Oscars, A beer w/ Lucky Charms, and an Axe-Throwing Bar.
Will Durst is performing at Pioneer Underground this weekend.
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Matt agreed to be the first in our Live spotlight into podcast experiment and we are so glad he did! A live tune on air at 6pm from our artist and then they stay and chat about albums, upcoming events and musical what not. Matt killed it and I promise is much more adorable in person than Jamie's crummy camera would show. See him live at Alturas bar on 4th street Feb 22 2019 at the cd release party for his new album Past Ten. If you are checking this podcast out after that date thanks! Find Matt Bushman on all social media platforms to get your copy of his album and find out where he's playing. Thanks again Matt and thank you radio listeners and web surfers for checking out the The Local Spotlight Podcast.
Kadillac Kim Cook and Aric Shapiro talk up the upcoming Punk Rock Flea Market at The Generator.
Korine Viehweg talks about the charity's efforts to give parents of disabled children time and space for themselves.
Annie Goni-Stewart talks about resources her organization provides for kids in our area.
Meredith Tanzer stops by to talk about the upcoming Point-In-Time Homeless Youth Count.
Breezy Younkin discusses the charity's work in helping those affected by domestic violence.
Ian talks with Amy Riley, Nicole Altamarano and Kim Young about the organization's work.
Monica Myles and Karen Weiss, mother of organ donor Hunter, discuss the need to be a donor.
Michelle Perez talks about adoption and needed funds and resources to take care of pets at Nevada's only non-kill shelter.
Elyse Monroy talks about the new mobile food unit being used by the Reno-Sparks Food Pantry.
Ian talks with several talented individuals from The Unbelievables Christmas Spectacular, now playing in the Eldorado Showroom through January 6th!
Ian talks with Britt Straw about her upcoming fundraiser for the U.S. Wolf Refuge happening this Sunday at 2pm at Reno Little Theater!
Ian talks with 14-year-old musical prodigy Emi Sunshine about her beginnings, musical future, and her show coming up on October 26th in Truckee to benefit Arts for the Schools.
Ian talks over the phone with Jen Godfrey with the Parent Teacher Assocation. They're holding a fundraiser tomorrow.
Ian has a chat with Linda Ronstadt over the phone ahead of her appearance at the Pioneer Center October 25th.
Brooke Shaw, volunteer with the MDA, discusses the need for more exposure regarding muscular dystrophy in Northern Nevada.
Greg Mason and Laurie Beck talk about the UNR Ski Swap, which benefits the UNR Ski Program.
Carrie Tallman and Colleen Petrosky with NV Health Centers talk about the upcoming schedule of stops for the Mammovan.
Afton Neufeld and Tracy Rodriguez talk about the sock donation event Socktober, which gathers warm socks for the homeless.
Jen Gurecki of the charity Zawadisha talks about the upcoming Women as Change Makers Summit.
Lori Benvin and Kathy Champagne Peak talk about the upcoming golf tournament to benefit Adopt a Vet Dental.
Andrew Quiruz talks about the upcoming golf tournament to benefit Each One Tell One, which is dedicated to awareness about breast cancer testing.
Steve Funk talks about the organization's mission to create a safer sex trade in Nevada.
Ian talks over the phone with Craig Ferguson about his late night talk show days, his current stand-up tour, and comedy in general. See Craig Ferguson perform this Saturday at the Grand Sierra Resort!
Joy Heuer talks about the first annual Reno Running Fest, with some proceeds benefiting Girls on the Run.
Sam Loudon and Donna Coombs discuss their Pouring for Paws event to benefit a new sanctuary to be built for abandoned animals.
LaVonne Brooks gives us the lowdown on the upcoming XTreme Ability Challenge fundraiser for iCelerate.
Dr. Brie Moore stops by to discuss The Courage Project, a way for kids to deal with anxiety and depression through outdoor activities.
Ian speaks with Doug Knuth, Athletic Director for University of Nevada, Reno, about the upcoming football season, what to expect at home games, and other exciting developments in collegiate sports.
Sharon Benson from the Attorney General's Office talks about the upcoming Supporting Our Survivors Benefit to help those who have survived human trafficking.
Tina Drakulich and Gene Hughes talk about the organization's work in helping veterans heal through artistic expression.
Cindy Faber-England of the Jessica Ann Faber Foundation and Singer/Vocal Teacher Cami Thompson discuss the organization's efforts in the arts and the upcoming fundraiser in September.
Don Vetter, Alisa Cafferata, and Tyson Falk talk about the upcoming conference and where Nevada's economy is headed.
Executive Director Christi Cakiroglu talks about the upcoming Raise the River event to benefit KTMB.
Sports Broadcaster Dave Goucher and Golden Knights Player Brad Hunt talk about the hockey team's epic first season and their backgrounds in broadcasting and hockey.
Afton Neufeld and Emelie Williams talk about the upcoming Wine & Ribs fundraiser to benefit those without health insurance.
Judy Davis talks with Ian about SSPA's upcoming production of Legally Blonde: The Musical.
Britt Straw talks about the upcoming event to benefit the U.S. Wolf Refuge, which cares for wolf dogs.
Carli Reagans discusses the inception of the Midtown Art Walk, how it works, and what to expect in the future.
YeVonne Allen of Our Center stops by to talk about the upcoming 2018 Pride Parade and Festival.
Salina Cervantes talks about CIS's upcoming event Fill the Bus, a back-to-school supply drive.
Monica Myles and donor Joan Gipson talk about the upcoming Transplant Games and the need to register as an organ and tissues donor.
Executive Director Melissa Taylor talks about RLT's upcoming season and its array of other artistic endeavors.
Andy Gebhardt, Director of Operations & Water Quality for TMWA, talks about the current and future water status in the Truckee Meadows.
Michelle McHardy talks about the upcoming Artown event for pets, and is joined by main sponsor Sarah Kalivoda of Mountain View Veterinary Clinic and Holistic Pet Care.
Jamie Roice gives tips on how to handle a potential fire during these hot summer months.
Executive Director Beth Macmillan of Artown talks about the month-long event's inception and the upcoming performances and workshops in July.
Gina Lopez Hill talks about the various programs involved with BAC, and reveals the line-up for their free Levitt-AMP Concert Series.
Rae Matthews talks about the productions for the upcoming festival, as well as the details on how to organize such an event.
Monica Vazquez from the organization and Nicole Lamboley of Renown Child Health Institute, discuss the various dental programs offered to children.
Pawl Hollis of Rail City Garden Center, joined by Suzanne Oetjen, talks about the upcoming Water and Rails event to benefit the ALS Assocation of Nevada.
Tara Winkelman from Nevada Diabetes Assocation and Mike Smith, founder of Driving Fore Diabetes, discuss the upcoming fundraiser for diabetic children.
Amanda Horn has the run down of all the things happening at the NV Museum of Art this week.
Matthew Vaughan with Catholic Charities of Northern Nevada stops by to talk about continuing efforts to curb homelessness and provide affordable housing in our area.
Ian talks to Paul Pentilla and Jim Pierce with the Nevada Area Council of BSA about the program's admission of girls and its various youth programs.
Ian talks with Patrick Rogers, Behavioral Health Manager with Community Health Alliance, about how mental and emotional health can affect physical well-being.
Nadia Shahin from Eastside Memorial Park talks about the upcoming installation of The Moving Wall.
Alysa Ropell from DVRC and Mykalee Byerman from The Estipona Group talk about the upcoming Mini Golf fundraiser.
Deborah Walker talks about the past, current, and future work in maintaining the population of our wild horses.
LaVonne Brooks discusses the organization's re-branding and name change and its work in helping those with disabilities.
Executive Director Toby Wiedenmayer talks about the charter school's work and efforts, as well as their upcoming fundraiser May 18th at the Atlantis.
Spencer Stewart discusses cyber-security and the online university's endeavors in getting more people educated on the subject.
Donald Stockton and Gunner Annis talk about the upcoming trek to honor those soldiers we've lost.
Matt DeBray talks about the nomination process for the Governor's Points of Light Awards to honor volunteers in the state.
JP and Jillian Pinocchio talk about the upcoming Moms on the Run & Ride for the Tatas to benefit women suffering from cancer.
Melanie Erquiaga discusses the work of providing outdoor education to kids in Winnemucca and Elko.
Taylor Caldwell discusses the local organization's efforts to make gardens into productive learning environments.
Founder Gina Stanchfield talks about their new location and efforts to help abandoned animals and pets.
Monica Myles talks abut April being Donate Life Month and the importance of being an organ/tissue donor.
Executive Director Eve McEneaney talks about the program's presence in Truckee/Tahoe schools and its upcoming public performance.
Heather Korbulic talks about how to obtain affordable health insurance as part of Nevada Health Link.
Bridget talks with Ian about the band's upcoming album Free Yourself Up (out May 4th), the songwriting and recording process and how she started playing stand-up bass. Lake Street Dive will do a live show June 2nd at MontBleu Resort Casino.
Meg Ragonese and Patrolman Matt McLaughlin talk about the consequences of distracted driving.
Noah Columbo talks about his work caring for pets of domestic abuse survivors, and the new facility which houses them, with the help of Mary Lammers of GCDP.
Bridget Rosscup and Danny Heinsohn talk about the upcoming third annual photography event to benefit cancer survivors.
Shannon Dobbs talks about the organization's efforts to have quality food more accessible to needy citizens and the upcoming 5-Chef Cook-Off fundraiser.
Representatives from NA discuss the positive impact the program has and continues to have on their recovery.
Daniel Hansen and Heidi Behm stop by to talk about NLS and its efforts to help low-income citizens with civil cases.
Steve Voss from JAG talks about the organization's efforts to help students in and beyond high school.
Don Tatro and Teresa DiLoreto talk about the current Dream Home fundraiser and the beneficiaries of it.
Candee Candler and Karin Whitemaine stop in to talk about the upcoming Donate Life Month in April and the importance of organ and tissue donation.
Ian talks with Jad Abumrad, co-creator of Radiolab, about the program's beginnings and interworkings, ahead of Jad's appearance at the Pioneer Center April 7th!
Timothy Provost talks about the charitable organization's efforts to help children of all backgrounds and problems.
Dr. Michael Ries, Orthopedic Surgeon, talks about his work and the upcoming online event Joint Replacement Awareness Day.
Reno Police Chief Jason Soto talks about the current and future efforts of the police department.
Matthew Vaughan talks about the upcoming of Leprechauns & Libations and Operation Easter Basket.
Jason Eastman and Mike Markert from Northern Nevada FOOLS talk about the upcoming Shamrock Shave to benefit children suffering from cancer.
Erin Yeung talks about the work of Reno Dispatch, and gives tips on making an emergency call.
Guest Host Steve Funk talks with Mikalee Byerman, Francine Burge and Patrician Sanchez about the Estipona Group's Diaper Duty drive.
Darin Farr talks about an upcoming film showing about Vietnam War dedicated to veterans of the conflict.
Allison Edwards and Helen Lidhome of the American Heart Association talk about the upcoming women's health event.
Patrick Turner talks about the museum's origins, journey, and present and future exhibits.
Joy Heuer talks about National Girls & Women in Sports Day and the empowerment of girls through athletics.
Jamie Klund talks about the upcoming Mardi Gras Dance Party, an event to raise money for school music programs.
Eric Brooks stops by to talk about Brew Ha Ha and other future plans for the arts organization.
How to protect yourself if you are a healer or empath. For a personal reading go to www.jomadrid.com
Andrew and Jamie talk skiing, touring, side projects, Dora the Explorer and the Big Apple. Listen in and catch Andrew McMahon in the Wilderness Feb 24th 2018 at Harrah's Lake Tahoe!
Sarah Toney and Manal Toppozada come onto to discuss the organization's work and upcoming Siren Song Masquerade fundraiser.
Matt Vaughan from Catholic Charities, Kimberly Hargrove from Children's Cabinet and Tracy Rodriguez from Community Health Alliance stop in to talk about the upcoming Project Homeless Connect event.
Brian Williams talks about the principles behind Think Kindness, which encourages respect and compassion in schools.
Pat Bruce and Ashlyn Moreno talk about the efforts and work of the environmental organization.
Filmmaker Emily Skyle discusses current production for her short docudrama "No More," which deals with sexual assault.
Managing Director Christopher Daniels talks about the theatre company's recent move and their upcoming season.
Meredith Tanzer talks about the upcoming Homeless Youth Point in Time count to get an accurate summation of the young homeless population.
Attorney General Adam Laxalt and Nic Danna talk about upcoming workshops to help veterans with legal matters.
Executive Director Grant Hewitt talks about how Nevada is helping citizens save money for college.
Monica Myles talks about the importance of having that little heart on your driver's license.
Kimberly Ritter and Chris Cunningham of the Veterans Assocation of Real Estate Professionals talk about the upcoming event Operation Camo Christmas.
Matthew Vaughan comes in to give one last push for donations for Operation Stocking Stuffer.
Doug Mishler stops by to talk about the Sparks theater's array of past, current, and future productions.
Dave and Angela Anderson, as well as Adam Whitney, talk about their traveling theater troupe and their current children's Christmas show.
Amanda Coulson from the Reno Irish Dance Company talks about the upcoming SIAMSA: A Celtic Christmas show at the GSR!
Sarah Gleich and Tara Winkelman stop by to talk about the upcoming Lights of Kindness event presented by the Nevada Diabetes Association!
Stanton Moore of Dragon Smoke and Galactic calls Jamie to chat about the show at Crystal Bay Wed 11/29, the art of the super jam, local band JellyBread and other awesome jam style projects! Listen in...
Dan Lewis and Troy Regas talk about the upcoming motorcycle event to get toys to kids this holiday season.
Herb Santos and Pat Ghezzi discuss the upcoming basketball tournament to benefit the UNR Early Childhood Autism Program.
Heather Korbulic talks about Nevada Health Link and the efforts to get affordable healthcare to Nevadans. Deadline to sign up is December 15th!
Amanda Cuevas talks about her work with helping victims of domestic and sexual violence.
Dan Ruby from Fleishmann's Planetarium has info on where to find Saturn & Mercury in the night sky
Connie Billington talks about the first Turkey Trot to benefit Carson Valley Community Food Pantry.
Cory Dayton discusses the upcoming wrestling event to benefit the Food Bank of Northern Nevada.
Michelle Gehr discusses the lack of knowledge about teen homelessness in Northern Nevada.
Eaton Dunkelberger talks about the organization's work in teaching outdoor science to youth.
Executive Director Edward O. Cousineau talks about the board's efforts to combat the opioid crisis.
Jamie talks with Eric and Eric from Community Chest and The Novelists, respectively, about the upcoming benefit concert!
Matthew Vaughan talks about the upcoming Feeding Families and Operation Stocking Stuffer drives.
Patti Weiski and Britton Griffith-Douglass stop by to discuss the opening of Dress for Success.
Lisa Bonie talks about the upcoming Halloween event to benefit the Northern Nevada Center for Independent Living.
Troy has a music review on new CDs from Jackie Greene, Courtney Barnett & Kurt Vile, St. Vincent, Robert Plant & Beck
Troy has reviews of new music from Cat Stevens, Joan Baez, Steve Martin, Stephen Wilson & Lucinda Williams
It's a lovefest as Jamie and JoJo Garzas from Los Lonely Boys have a little phone chat. See the boys Sat Oct 14 at Harrah's Lake Tahoe
Night sky report from Fleischmann Planetarium about the Harvest Moon and a meteor shower this weekend
Ian talks with William Puchert about the Celtic Celebration happening October 7th and 8th at Bartley Ranch.
Troy has a music review from Michael McDonald, Stephen Stills & Judy Collins, Van Morrison, Bruce Cockburn
Christine has book reports on a new books by Shel Silverstein, Atul Gawande called Being Mortal, Alice McDermott call the 9th hour and a book entitled the Science of Cooking
Jordan Miszlay and Wendy Firestone talk about the upcoming Over the Edge fundraiser for BBSNN.
Charlie Moberly and Danyelle Musselman talk about the upcoming fundraiser for the American Cancer Society.
Carrie Tallman and Denise Yoxsimer talk about the upcoming fundraiser and pending name change for the Committee to Aid Abused Women.
Amanda Horn talks about the Burning Man exhibit still being shown at the Nevada Museum of Art.
Michael from Yelp talks with Dave about the various Reno/Sparks food options available to burners returning from the playa.
Meredith Tanzer talks about the upcoming Fall Harvest Festival and the efforts of the Nevada Youth Empowerment Project.
Troy talks about new music in the store from Coldplay, Lukas Nelson, and OMD. Plus a tribute to Steely Dan's Walter Becker.
Michael Hunter discusses the upcoming fundraiser Foam Fest, which will help Achieve Tahoe continue their mission to provide outdoor experiences to the disabled.
Tina Alicea talks about the efforts by Silver Summit to get quality healthcare to Nevadans.
Ian talks with Monica Myles from NDN, as well as organ recipient Xochie Rogers, about the organization's work.
Emelie Williams and Afton Neufeld from Community Health Alliance discuss the Wine and Ribs fundraiser.
Kitty McKay from Carson Tahoe Health talks about the upcoming fundraiser Hopefest 2017.
Troy from Sundance talks about new music from Randy Newman, Kenny Wayne Shepherd and more!
Ian talks with Deidre Kennelly from KTMB about the upcoming Raise the River fundraiser.
Sandy Arguello talks about Koinonia Family Services and their work with adoptions and foster care.
Ian talks with Peter Stanton from CARE Chest about the upcoming Bacon, Bourbon and Brews event.
Ian talks with Rae Matthews from the festival about the array of performances to experience through August.
Executive Director Melissa Taylor talks about the new season at the long-running theater company.
Executive Director Emily Skyle talks about the upcoming festival fundraiser pool party.
Jamie talks with Blues/Rock Legend Lydia Pense ahead of her Concert Under the Stars performance tonight at Brewery Arts Center!