California Sun Podcast
Summary: The California Sun presents conversations with the people that are shaping and observing the Golden State
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The author of the new book “The Murders That Made Us” shares 170 years of Bay Area history through its most heinous crimes.
The longtime Sacramento journalist joins us to share a bearish post-pandemic forecast for California.
A violinist turned music teacher, turned pilot, turned photographer captures the essence of the artistic renaissance man in the 21st century.
A look at some of the 20th-century food startups that became California's culinary offspring, including Bob’s Big Boy, McDonald’s, Winchell’s, In-N-Out, Peet's Coffee, Taco Bell and many others.
The ecologists discuss the heavy water usage by more than 120 golf in the Palm Springs region and the lack of any long or short-term plans to mitigate it.
The new leader of California's largest pubic employee union looks to take the union out of politics and increase its power to protect jobs and increase wages.
A look at the Gilded Age of the nineteenth century, and how the tycoons of railroad and shipping were similar to today's tech billionaires.
A look at how the California real estate industry drove housing shortages and residential segregation and pushed individual liberty at the expense of community good.
The California recall is behind us. Did any of it matter? And what’s next for Gavin Newsom and the state's problems?
The environmental activists in Sonoma County helped spark a statewide campaign to halt the construction of any new or expanded gas stations.
The author of "Paradise: One Town’s Struggle to Survive an American Wildfire" discusses her minute-by-minute account of America's deadliest wildfire.
The story of the century-long and battle between local Central Valley farmers and the feudalism of industrial agribusiness.
A longtime leader in the Bay Area Afghan community shares her sorrow over events in Afghanistan and looks at how it impacts people close to home.
A look at California’s long practice of relying on female inmate firefighters, who are now battling an intense and endless fire season for low pay and bleak future prospects.
The founder and executive director of the Multidisciplinary Association for Psychedelic Studies is joined by his colleague Ismail Ali to discuss the use of psychedelics in the treatment of PTSD, depression, other mental illnesses.