Insight With Vicki Gonzalez

The Political Junkie, Ken Rudin checks in. Nobel Prize nominee Father John Dear discusses his new book “The Non-Violent Life.” B Street Theatre is staging “Around the World in 80 Days.” And a preview of the updated CA State Library.

South Lake Tahoe’s Olympian Maddie Bowman is ready for Opening Ceremonies. Maddie and her mom share their views on the Games. Plus pianist Jacqueline Schwab and impressionist McAvoy Lane in “Mark Twain’s America."

On Insight, California Fisheries Chief Stafford Lehr and fishing expert Alan Fong talk about new drought-related restrictions. We’ll talk with Squaw Valley’s Andy Wirth as Sochi’s issues continue. Plus, women’s Heart Health and Sound Advice.

A bill aimed at drought relief will be voted on today in DC. Insight speaks to local lawmakers and Reporter Matt Lazlo on what it means. SacBee's Marcos Breton joins Insight for a chat. And Basketball Player Dylan Garrity and Artist Bryan Valenzuela.

How Nevada is coping during the drought. Jeff Hudson crunches state unemployment numbers. Chris Enss talks about "Love Lessons from the Old West." And meet the Sacramento host of the Food Network series "Buy This Restaurant!"

A conversation with American Mountain Climber Melissa Arnott, the Political Junkie discusses the Super Bowl and CA's water shortage. Drought in the communities of Healdsburg and Cloverdale and more on well-known Yoga Instructor Ramanand Patel.

Katie Orr stops by for Capitol Chat. With guacamole on our minds for Super Bowl Sunday, avocados is the crop in the spotlight today. A new book takes a look at the Sacramento valley and rivers. Plus, a local teacher has a tribute for Pete Seeger.

Insight speaks to a financial expert to explain MyRA, plus a Sierra snow report and the forecast for Stockton's asparagus crop. A live Sound Advice from the Crocker Art Museum with CapRadio's Gary Vercelli.

A recap of the State of the Union Address. Insight explores new farming techniques called hydroponics and aquaponics. CapRadio Reads celebrates its first anniversary and The Not Dying Girl Lauren McCullough stops by to talk about her life.

Insight continues its focus on how the drought impacts various crops. We have experts from the nuts industry. More on drought and flood cycles in the state and the future of Sacramento's downtown. And a travel author speaks about her updated book.

Ken Rudin shares his thoughts on the two Republicans in the governor's race, CapRadio's Amy Quinton has more on the plight of ranchers, how the dry weather is affecting the state's crops and art projects planned for Broadway Street in Sacramento.

Reactions to the State of the State speech, Ben Adler discusses a new candidate for governor on Capitol Chat, Delaine Eastin talks about education, Sue Pearson speaks about her novel "The Nancies" and Sound Advice from Nick Brunner.

CapRadio's special coverage of Gov. Jerry Brown's 2014 State of the State address. After the speech, we'll have a report from CapRadio's Ben Adler, reaction from analyst Steve Swatt, political consultants Beth Miller and Jason Kinney and Ken Rudin.

On Insight, News Network will have stories from the front lines of the drought battle, Writer Joe Mathews asks, "Can we end the State of the State tradition?", and the actors from B Street Theatere's Elemeno Pea.

Insight wraps up our week of converstaions about water with a focus on ski resorts. We'll have Reporter Katie Orr for Cap Chat. And more on tributes for Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in Sacramento and John McCutcheon performs.