Women’s Spaces Radio Show with guests Santa Rosa City Councilmember Julie Combs and Adrienned Laube of Homeless Action! in Sonoma County, recorded on 5/14/18, has been uploaded to the web archives.

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homeless shelter, homelessness, Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, women in politics, Women's Spaces

Women’s Spaces Radio Show with guests Santa Rosa City Councilmember Julie Combs and Adrienned Laube of Homeless Action! in Sonoma County, recorded on 5/14/18, has been uploaded to the web archives. The show was recorded, broadcast and streamed over Radio KBBF 89.1 FM in the NorthBay on Monday 5/14/18 and repeat broadcast and streamed over Radio KPCA 103.3 FM in Petaluma on Tuesday 5/15/18.

The link to the show’s archive webpage is

http://www.womensspaces.com/ArchiveWSKBBF/WSA180514.html

Announcements    (See Links below)

Featured

1. Julie Combs , Council Member, Santa Rosa City Council

2. Adrienne Lauby, Co-founder, Homeless Action!;  Host of Pushing Limits, Radio KPFA

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1. Santa Rosa City Councilmember Julie Combs and 2. Adrienne Lauby of Homeless Action! discuss the over 2,000 homeless people in Sonoma County and what the Santa Rosa City Council has accomplished and has still to do with its Homeless Encampment Assistance Pilot Program.  The recent disbandment of the homess tent village in Roseland on Sebastopol Road and the civil disobedience arrests in the City Council chambers last week are looked at from the city council member’s perspective and that of the homeless advocates.

About our Guest:  Julie Combs’ commitment to community service started at an early age in North Carolina when she formed her high school’s first ecology club and started recycling newspapers. Julie received her BS degree in mechanical engineering from Syracuse University in 1988.and received her BS degree from Syracuse University. Julie worked as an American’s with Disabilities Act Coordinator and a Rehabilitation Engineer and served as a Senior Plans Reviewer for the city of Asheville, North Carolina. In 2012 she was elected to the SR City Council was elected in 2016 for a second term. She worked on comprehensive Housing Agenda to address current housing crisis and provide both immediate and long term relief for Santa Rosa residents. She approved over $3 million on shovel-ready affordable housing projects and made Housing and Homeless issues one of the top council goals for 2015. She represents the city and the county she fought for equitable distribution of grant funds for our area while serving on the Association of Bay Area Governments Regional Planning committee.

Guest Links:

http://www.combsforcouncil.com/

https://www.facebook.com/combsforcouncil/

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About our Guest:  Adrienne Lauby is a founding member of the local grassroots group, Homeless Action! She is also a producer and host of Pushing Limits, 94.1 FM Radio KPFA’s disability program, and works with the Racial Justice Allies of Sonoma County. Adrienne has received two local awards for her work on homeless issues and is known for her passion as well as her research and fact-based information.

Guest Links:

Homeless Action! https://www.facebook.com/Homeless-Action-379217005553363/

Pushing Limits hhttps://www.facebook.com/Pushing-Limits-Radio-KPFA-149449458429401/

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Announcement Links

League of Women Voters Event Link: http://lwvsonoma.org/calendar.html

We also provide links on the 2018 Political Candidates page.

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Music Selections:

The Opening and Closing Theme song is with permission of the Composer and Singer Alix Dobkin: The Woman in Your Life is You by Alix Dobkin from the album Living with Lavender Jane (Women’s Wax Works) – www.alixdobkin.com

For The Mothers by Betsey Rose and the Women’s Choir from the Album: Welcome to the Circle  (Paper Crane Music)

The House I Live In sung by Maxine Linehan from the ablum An American Journey (Honey Bun Records)

Link to Spinitron.com Playlist of the Women’s Spaces Show

Women’s Spaces Radio Show with host Elaine B. Holtz and guests City Councilmember Julie Combs on Migrant Education Familiy Fund, Mary Moore and Karen Saari on Two Decades of Community Concerns about Law Enforcement in Sonoma County , broadcast via KBBF-FM 89.1 on 11/6/17, has been uploaded to the web archives.

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Julie Combs, Law enforcement, Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, Wildfire, women in politics, Women's Spaces

Women’s Spaces Radio Show with host Elaine B. Holtz and guests City Councilmember Julie Combs on Migrant Education Familiy Fund, Mary Moore and Karen Saari on Two Decades of Community Concerns about Law Enforcement in Sonoma County , broadcast via KBBF-FM 89.1 on 11/6/17, has been uploaded to the web archives.

http://www.womensspaces.com/ArchiveWSKBBF/WSA171106.html

Announcements  (See Links below)

Migrant Education Family Fund

Two Decades of Community Concerns about Law Enforcement in Sonoma County

Featured Guests

1. Julie Combs, Council Member, Santa Rosa City Council, Migrant Education Family Fund

2. Mary Moore Advocate, Oversight of Community Law Enforcement in Sonoma County

3. Karen Saari, Advocate, Oversight of Community Law Enforcement in Sonoma County

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1.  City Councilmember Julie Combs talks about the Migrant Education Family Fund that she helped set up to address the needs of migrant families after the recent Wildfire Disaster that destroyed residences and places of employment. Elaine shares the news of a surpise donation to the Migrant Education Family Fund of $500 raised on hearing of the Wild Fire Disaster in a bake sale by the Laytonville Elementary School pupils of her granddaughter-in-law Amber Jensen on her first year teaching assignment,

About our Guest: Julie Combs was elected to the City Council of Santa Rosa in 2012 and was re-elected in 2016.  Julie earned her BS in Mechanical Engineering from Syracuse Universtiy and a BA in Psychology  from UNC-G. Julie is married and lives in Bennet Valley with her husband.  Julie has been advocating Housing for All and has a 24-point plan addressing the issue on her website.

Guest Links: Migrant Education Family Fund Donation page

Facebook page of Migrant Education Family Fund

Santa Rosa City Councilmember site

www.combsforcouncil.com

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2. & 3. Mary Moore and Karen Saari talk about growing into their advocacy for review and oversight with supoena power of community law enforcement in Sonoma County. In the late 1990s, there was a spate of police in Sonoma County. Their advocating culminated in 2000 in a report by the California Advisory Committee to the US Commission on Civil Rights on Community Concerns about Law Enforcement in Sonoma County that was submitted to the County Board of Supervisors and the city councils in the county. The report was basically shelved.  The report saw the light of day again, however, after the Sonoma County Sheriff deputy shooting and killing of a 13-year old Andy Lopez carrying a toy gun in Santa Rosa, and a citizens’ Justice Coalition for Andy Lopez (JCAL) raised their voices in protest of local policies concenrning the police and community interaction.  The report is discussed and links to the report will be posted below when available.

About our Guest: Mary Moore has been a social justice activist since 1962 focusing on issues or racism, sexism and classism. In the late ‘70s she organized a statewide network to stop Diablo Canyon and Rancho Secco nukes. She co founded the Bohemian Grove Action Network in 1980 to raise awareness of the elite and small network of men with outsized influence that gather annually at Bohemian Grove in Sonoma County. n the mid ‘90s she helped to start a local movement against police abuse, getting the US Civil Rights Commission to hold hearings in Sonoma County and documenting the unacceptable amount of killings by police.
She is currently working on an archives project for the Bancroft Library in Berkeley, CA, and writing a book. 

About our Guest: Karen Saari earned her BA in History from Russell Sage College.  Karen currently works as a paralegal for a California appellate attorney and also as a professional organizer for self-employed professionals. In the late 1990s she  made a presentation on the local deaths and attracted some national attention. Ultimately, Project Censored offered to sponsorKaren in a research project to identify all police-related deaths in the US for one calendar year. To her knowledge, this was the first such project on police-involved deaths of civilians ever conducted. The result was the Stolen Lives- Killed by Law Enforcement project and book. Since that time, 20 years ago, she has continued to keep track of law enforcement related deaths of civilians here in Sonoma County.

Guest Links:  Stolen Lives- Killed by Law Enforcement  book

Facebook page of Stolen Lives – killed by US Law Enforcement

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Announcement Links 

Migrant Education Family Fund Donation page

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 Music Selections:

The Opening and Closing Theme song is with permission of the Composer and Singer Alix Dobkin: The Woman in Your Life is You by Alix Dobkin from the album Living with Lavender Jane (Women’s Wax Works) – www.alixdobkin.com

Get Together sung by Indigo Girls from the Album: Strange Fire (Epic)

Democracy sung by Burns Sister Band from the Album: Wild Bouquet (Ithaca Records 2006)

Link to Spinitron.com Playlist of the Women’s Spaces Show

Women’s Spaces Radio Show with host Elaine B. Holtz and guest River King on Tiny Houses, broadcast via KBBF-FM 89.1 on 9/18/17, has been uploaded to the web archives.

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homeless shelter, homeless women assistance, homelessness, poem, women in business, Women's Spaces

Women’s Spaces Radio Show with host Elaine B. Holtz and guest River King on Tiny Houses, broadcast via KBBF-FM 89.1 on 9/18/17, has been uploaded to the web archives.

http://www.womensspaces.com/ArchiveWSKBBF/WSA170918.html

Announcements

Featured Guests

1. River King,  Project Partner, Tiny Houses for Humanity

Poems Read by Elaine B. Holtz

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1.  River King talks about her journey from college graduation with a music degree, and the struggles to earn enough as a music instructor as a single mom and keep her home.  She did not feel secure with her child in the San Rosa Safe Parking Program for the homeless, sleeping in her Volvo.  Together River and Jay Shafer are proposing a project to move the homeless into Tiny Houses.  Rfiver descrives some success stories using of this model and hopes that many villages can be raised providing permanent homes for our local displaced residents: single people, couples, families, students, veterans… She asks that you join her in raising the first village of Tiny Houses for Humanity in Sonoma County.

About our Guest:  River King  has experienced losing her home and the absurdity of trying to provide warmth, water and food for her two year old son within the cramped space of their Volvo while surviving Santa Rosa’s Safe Parking Lot program. This propelled her to action. Ever since, she has been working tirelessly as a Sonoma County Homeless Advocate. with Jay Shafer, world-renowned Tiny House Designer and Founder of Four Lights Tiny House Company. Together they are on the cusp of raising a village of Tiny Houses for those without a place to call home here in Sonoma County.

Jay Shafer and his Tiny House

 

Guest Link: www.hatchfund.org/project/tiny_houses_for_humanity

Email Contact: asariverking@gmail.com

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Reading of Poems by Elaine B. Holtz

1. Power

2. Why, What Does All This Mean?

1. Power

“There are but two powers in the world, the sword and the mind. In the In the long run, the sword is always beaten by the mind.” Napoleon

The greatest power of all is not in ruling others or commanding great wealth, but in commanding the brain’s thinking process. That is where all power begins. The wonderful thing is that this power is available to each of us–if only we try. How can you harness your brainpower? Let’s look at what “power” is.
P – power is purpose. Ideas, dreams, goals, any product of the mind’s eye harnessed to a purpose will produce a storehouse of power.
o- power is open-mindedness. It is having a mind open to new ideas.
It is thinking unfettered by preconceived notions.
W- power is wisdom. It means strength, tempered by good judgment, combined with learning and knowledge.
E- power is energy. It is the engine of work, the force of human expression, the capacity for action.
R- power is responsibility. The greater the power, the greater the responsibility. Power without responsibility leads to corruption and evil. Power united to responsibility is the source of good works and the increased well-being of all.
POWER is the ability, the vigor, the strength to influence others and to control one’s own destiny.

Elaine B. Holtz

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2. Why, What Does All This Mean?

A child sat by a lake one day, asking what does this all mean?
Who am I? Where am I going? How do I fit into the scheme?
I sat down beside him, looked into his eyes,
And saw the reflections of so many whys

I’ve, too, questioned, my child, there’s so much to say,
But in all my searching and knowing, I can’t show you the way.
I can only try to explain what I see.
Maybe you can show me, how it should be?

You see, life has many a game.
The hardest to play is the one for fame.
When we look for fame, we look for power.
In this quest, you might say, man has wasted many a life, many an hour;
Are we all so ant-like and insecure,
That for fame and power so much we endure?

The game of war, it’s not hard to understand –
It’s just fighting and killing, man to man.
What is hard to understand, are the men who are willing.
They fight In the name of pride and nation,.

PRIDE & NATION, my God!
I see no reason for this frustration.
The amazing, yet saddest part is
All wars are fought in the name of PEACE.
So you see my dear child – I too ask why.

Elaine B. Holtz

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 Music Selections:

The Opening and Closing Theme song is with permission of the Composer and Singer Alix Dobkin: The Woman in Your Life is You by Alix Dobkin from the album Living with Lavender Jane (Women’s Wax Works) – www.alixdobkin.com

The House I Live In performed by Maxine Linehan from the Album: An American Journey Live (Honey Bun Records)

Singing for Our Lives by Holly Near  from the Album: And Still We Sing – The Out Spoken Collection   (2002 Calico Tracks Music)

No More Wars sung by Becky Hobbs from the album The Road of Life (2004 Beckaroo Records)

Link to Spinitron.com Playlist of the Women’s Spaces Show

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Women’s Spaces Radio Show on KBBF-FM 89.1 with host Elaine B. Holtz and guests Annie Dobbs-Kramer on Measure C and Susan Lamont on Police Brutality Coalition and IOLERO, broadcast on 5/1/17, has been uploaded to the web archives.

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Andy Lopez, Community organizing, homelessness, Human Rights, Santa Rosa, Sonoma County, Vote, Women's Spaces

Women’s Spaces Radio Show on KBBF-FM 89.1 with host Elaine B. Holtz and guests Annie Dobbs-Kramer on Measure C and Susan Lamont on Police Brutality Coalition and IOLERO, broadcast on 5/1/17, has been uploaded to the web archives.

http://www.womensspaces.com/ArchiveWSKBBF/WSA170501.html

Featuring First Guest
1. Annie Dobbs-Kramer, Voter Engagement Community Organizer, North Bay Organizing Project (NBOP), City of Santa Rosa Rent Stablization Measure C

2.  Announcements and Commentary

Featuring Second Guest
3. Susan Lamont , Co-Founder, Police Brutality Coalition – Sonoma County

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1.  Guest Annie Dobbs-Kramer talks about Measure C submitted for the June Ballot by the City of Santa Rosa on Rent Stabilization. “No on Measure C” has been headlined by six large mailers to date, which indicates a lot of money behind stopping this Measure. Do renters often holding many jobs to make the rent and food each month have the time or money to support ads for Measure C?
NBOP states on their website About Us:  We are a power organization. works – in collaboration with working people, congregations, environmentalists, neighborhood organizations, young Latino professionals, youth who are eager to lead, but lack venues, progressive organizations, immigrant rights organizations and unions – we seek effective ways to address the divide. We know that no matter how hard poor people work without organizing for structural change the conditions that keep them poor will continue.”

Guest Links: http://northbayop.org

https://www.fairandaffordablesantarosa.com

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2. Announcements and Commentary by Elaine B. Holtz on the Science Marches and the Climate Marches the end of April.

I want to do a shout out to Amy Goodman and her crew at Democracy Now they had two five hour specials covering the marches in Washington DC – April 22, 2017 – Earth Day March for Science and on April 29, 2017 – the People’s Climate March – the website is https://www.democracynow.org/
I watched both specials and I was so inspired I want to share it with my listeners. I felt like I was part of a greater community and got to see how committed people are to making change. I was also so inspired that I saw so many young people involved and knew that as a Grandmother I must reach out in solidarity.
I had an epiphany at the Saturday Rally and March: El Pueblo Unido: People’s March for Jobs, Justice and the Climate. I attended in Santa Rosa. A shout out to all those who helped put it together, a lot of work and commitment. As Grandmothers we must speak out. As mothers we must speak out, as women we must speak out. No matter if you have children or not the great spirit endowed us with the ability to bring forth life and we are not protesting, we are not protesting. We are protecting. Protecting the future of the children of this planet, of the greatest mother of us all earth itself.

Commentary Link:
https://www.indivisiblesoco.com/events/2017/4/29/peoples-climate-march

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3.  Guest Susan Lamont Susan updates us on the petition she  co-authored to the Board of Supervisors of Sonoma County and to the city councils in the county titled: It Won’t Happen Here – Sonoma County Resistance to the Trump Agenda. Susan talks about the forming Independent Office of Law Enforcement Review and Outreach (IOLERO)out of the killing of 13-year old Andy Lopez by Sheriff Deputy Gelhof in October 2013 after 3 years of community voluntary engagement to press for oversight of the Sheriff’s Office.  Susan will discuss the firing of a local activist Attorney Alicia Ramon who was selected to serve as Chairperson of the Community Advisory Committee (CAC) but  was “fired” by the IOLERO Director Jerry Threet last month.

Guest Link: Police Brutality Coalition fb page: https://www.facebook.com/PBCSonomaCounty/

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Music Selections:

We are the World sung by The Countdown Kids from Rock & Roll Kids-Vol.3 (Suite 102)

The Times They are a Changing performed by Brothers and Sisters (music and lyrics by Bob Dylan), from Dylan’s Gospel (Epic)

Link  to Spinitron.com Playlist of the Women’s Spaces Show

Women’s Spaces Radio Show on KBBF-FM 89.1 with host Elaine B. Holtz and guests Jan Schiller and Linda Hemenway on Veterans Homeless Crisis Summit, guest and Noelle Hanrahan of Prison Radio, broadcast on 8/29/16, has been uploaded to the web archives.

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homeless shelter, homelessness, Prisoners, Self esteem, Sonoma County, Women's Spaces

Women’s Spaces Radio Show on KBBF-FM 89.1 with host Elaine B. Holtz and guests Jan Schiller and Linda Hemenway on Veterans Homeless Crisis Summit, guest and Noelle Hanrahan of Prison Radio,  broadcast on 8/29/16, has been uploaded to the web archives.

http://www.womensspaces.com/ArchiveWSKBBF/WSA160829.html

Featuring Guests:

1. Jan Schiller, Orgainizing for Action, Veterans Homeless Crisis

2. Linda Hemenway, Orgainizing for Action, Veterans Homeless Crisis

3. Noelle Hanrahan, Director, Prison Radio

Announcements

Guest 1. and  2. .  Jan Schiller, a retired teacher,  and Linda Hemenway discuss the work of Organizing for Action.  Organizing for Action is a group of community organizers that work on both national and local issues. On August 11th with the help of Veterans groups, government agencies, faith based communities, non-profits, and other community groups and elected officials OFA hosted the Veterans Housing Crisis Summit at the Palms Inn in Santa Rosa, whose landlord recently converted the Inn to a Homeless Shelter for Veterans.

Guest Link:  Email Organizing for Aciton,Linda Hemenway whatisworking@gmail.com

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Guest 3. Noelle Hanrahan talks about her journey in founding Prison Radio, an independent multimedia production studio that features journalists in prison, the most famous being Mumia Abul-Jamal.

From the Prison Radio website:  Prison Radio’s mission is to challenge unjust police and prosecutorial practices which result in mass incarceration, racism and gender discrimination. We do this by bringing the voices of men, women and kids into the public debate and dialogue on crime and punishment.

Guest Link:  www.prisonradio.org

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Music Selections: Somebody’s Child by Ellen Bukstell (CD) album: Daddy’s Little Girl
http://ellenbukstel.com/music/

The Lady Lifers: A moving song from women in prison for life.  Published on May 15, 2015
The ten women in this chorus have all been sentenced to life in prison. They share a moving song about their experiences — one that reveals their hopes, regrets and fears. “I’m not an angel,” sings one, “but I’m not the devil.” Filmed at an independent TEDx event inside Muncy State Prison, it’s a rare and poignant look inside the world of people imprisoned with no hope of parole. (on YouTube)

Women’s Spaces Radio Show on KBBF-FM 89.1 with host Elaine B. Holtz and guests Lynette Shaw “Godmother” of Medical Cannabis and Kathy Lehman of Veterans Cannabis Group, broadcast on 8/15/16, has been uploaded to the web archives.

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Self esteem, Women's Spaces

Women’s Spaces Radio Show on KBBF-FM 89.1 with host Elaine B. Holtz and guests Lynette Shaw “Godmother” of Medical Cannabis and Kathy Lehman of Veterans Cannabis Group,  broadcast on 8/15/16, has been uploaded to the web archives.

http://www.womensspaces.com/ArchiveWSKBBF/WSA160815.html

Featuring Guests:

1. Lynette Shaw, Godmother of Medical Cannabis

2. Kathy Lehman, Army Veteran, Member of the Veterans Cannabis Group, Marin

Announcements

Guest 1.   Lynette Shaw describes her journey and mentors like Jack Herer, Dennes Peron and Dr. Tod Mikuriya, MD, whom she met on the way to the passing of Proposition 215, the Compassionate Use Act of 1996, and the further 18 years of perservering through federal DEA harrassment and economic deprivations until her Ninth Circuit Court victory in April 2016 for herself and all medical cannabis dispensaries. Lynette reminds us of the  HIV epidemic in this state and nation in the 1980s and 1990s and the arrests of HIV patients in hospital rooms just for possession of a couple of joints of marijuana to ease their pain and discomfort from the pharmaceuticals used to treat the auto-immune disease and its subsequent diseases from a compromised immune system. During all these years Lynette has helped military veterans handle their PTSD with cannabis and is co-founder with Veteran Army Sgt. Aaron Augustis of Veterans Cannabis Group in Marin County, California.

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Guest 2.  Kathy Lehman joins Lynette in the studio to discuss why she is a member of the Veterans Cannabis Group and how cannabis has helped her as a Vietnam War Army veteran cope with PTSD, in spite of the prohibition of cannabis in the Veterans Administration.  Kathy also sheds light on how so many veterans became addicted to heroin in Vietnam, contracted Hepatitis and were given dishonorable discharges from the army, many becoming homeless.

Guest Link:  http://veteranscannabisgroup.com/

Event Link: PTSD, Cannabis & the Fight for Safe Veteran Access, Presentation by  Veterans Cannabis Group Co-Founders Sgt. Aaron Augustis and Lynette Shaw, at the Sonoma County Chapter Women Grow Cannabis Industry Networking Event on Thursday, September 8th, 6pm – 9pm.

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Music Selections:

Who’s The Pusher Now? by Ellen Bukstel (CD) http://ellenbukstel.com/music/

Song of the Soul by Chris Williamson (CD)

Women’s Spaces Radio Show on KBBF-FM 89.1 with host Elaine B. Holtz and guests Jackie Barr as delegate at the Democratic Convention, Julie Combs on homeless emergency in Santa Rosa, and Liz Uribe on ArtStart , broadcast on 8/1/16, has been uploaded to the web archives.

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City Council, homeless shelter, homelessness, Santa Rosa, Self esteem, Sonoma County, women in art, women in politics, Women's Spaces

Women’s Spaces Radio Show on KBBF-FM 89.1 with host Elaine B. Holtz and guests Jackie Barr as delegate at the Democratic Convention, Julie Combs on homeless emergency in Santa Rosa, and Liz Uribe on ArtStart ,  broadcast on 8/1/16, has been uploaded to the web archives.

http://www.womensspaces.com/ArchiveWSKBBF/WSA160801.html

Featuring Guests:

1. Jackie Barr, California Delegate for Bernie Sanders on the Democratic Convention

2. Julie Combs, Santa Rosa City Councilmember

3. Liz Uribe, Co-Founder, ArtStart

Announcements

Guest 1.  Jackie Barr, a Class of 2016 high school graduate from Sonoma County and a California Delegate for Bernie Sanders at the Democratic Convention, reports on her experience from her committment to Bernie’s campaign and to convening with the delegates for Hilary Clinton for eventual party unity under a Pary platform influenced by Bernie but to be led by Clinton.

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Guest 2.  Julie Combs reports on the recent homelessness emergency measures taken by the Santa Rosa City Council, including a letter to the Governor asking for funds to ease the situation.

Guest Link: jjcombs@srcity.org

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Guest 3. Liz Uribe and her husband Mario founded Art Start, an award winning 501c(3) non-profit organization supporting youth learning the professional skills of an artist with the media of public art. A Party for Art will be held on Friday August 5 from 6 to 10 pm to raise funds for ArtStart at the
ArtStart Studio,
716 Bennett Valley Road,
Santa Rosa, CA 95404

Event Link: Party for Art

Guest Link: http://www.artstart.us/

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Music Selections:
Standing on the Shoulders
Sung by Earth Mama  (on Youtube)

We Are The World  -The Next Generation.  The Youth comes together in an effort to remake We are the World for UNITY. Produced and Directed by Pet Project Productions. (on Youtube)

 

Women’s Spaces Radio Show on KBBF-FM 89.1 with host Elaine B. Holtz and guests Stephanie Blair on the Incarnation 100 Bike Ride for the homeless and Mercedes Kirkel on channelling Mary Magdalene, broadcast on 5/16/16, has been uploaded to the web archives.

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Santa Rosa, Self esteem, service organization, Sonoma County, Women's Spaces

Women’s Spaces Radio Show on KBBF-FM 89.1 with host Elaine B. Holtz and guests Stephanie Blair on the Incarnation 100 Bike Ride for the homeless and Mercedes Kirkel on channelling Mary Magdalene,  broadcast on 5/16/16, has been uploaded to the web archives.

http://www.womensspaces.com/ArchiveWSKBBF/WSA160516.html

Featuring Guests:

1. Stephanie Blair  ,  Co-producer, Incarnation 100 Bike Ride Benefit for Homeless Services in Sonoma County

2. Mercedes Kirkel, Author, Mary Magdalene Beckons – Join the River of Love

Announcements

Guest 1.  Stephanie Blair talks about how the homeless services began at the Episcopal Church of the Incarnation in Santa Rosa and the recent relocation of the Living Room for Homeless Women, that grew from church member’s response to a need to its own non-profit organization.  The Incarnation 100 will have its second annual Bike Ride on June 11, 2016, which offer three routes to take. See the information at the guest link to join in on the fun while benefitting these worthy services: The Living Room in Santa Rosa, Sunday Open Table in Santa Rosa, and St. Andrew’s Food Kitchen in Guerneville.

Guest Link: http://incarnation100.org/

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Guest 2. Mercedes Kirkel shares how she began channeling messages from Mary Magdalene and how she could tell the difference between her other thoughts and the felt voice of Mary Magdalene.  Mercedes recounts the guidance she received to proceed with this work.

Guest Link: http://mercedeskirkel.com/

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Music Selections:
 Bicycle Built for Two by Nat King Cole (on YouTube)

Tikkun Olam Repair the World by Ellen Bukstel

from Ellen Bukstel,’s CD album “Daddy’s Little Girl”,  available at www.cdbaby.com/cd/ellenbukstel2

Women’s Spaces Radio Show on KBBF-FM 89.1 with host Elaine B. Holtz and guests Carolyn Eppel of Camp Michela homeless collective and Kimberely Ellis on Emerge California for encouraging wometo enter politics, broadcast on 5/9/16, has been uploaded to the web archives.

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homeless shelter, homelessness, Santa Rosa, Self esteem, women in politics, Women's Spaces

Women’s Spaces Radio Show on KBBF-FM 89.1 with host Elaine B. Holtz and guests Carolyn Eppel of Camp Michela homeless collective and Kimberely Ellis on Emerge California for encouraging wometo enter politics,  broadcast on 5/9/16, has been uploaded to the web archives.

http://www.womensspaces.com/ArchiveWSKBBF/WSA160509.html

Featuring Guests:

1. Carolyn Eppel  ,  Administrator, Camp Michela – a homeless collective in Santa Rosa

2.  Kimberly Ellis, JD, Executive Director, Emerge California

Announcements

Guest 1.  Carolyn Eppel, shares her journey from once holding a professorship to homelessness to now volunteering to organize Camp Michela, a homeless collective in Santa Rosa living out of tents at present in Roseland on Sebastopol Road at the theparking lot by the Dollar Tree Store.

Guest Link: Camp Michela facebook page https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100005163194957

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Guest 2. Dr. Kimberely Ellis talks of the importance of women entering politics and shares how she  discovered this and prepared herself and others for such careers and give voice to women and their issues. Kimberely is campaigning to become the President of the California Democratic Party and explains the delegate appointment system of the California Democratic Party.

Guest Link: www.emergeca.org

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Music Selections:
 Mothers Day Proclamation
Gloria Steinem, Vanessa Williams, Felicity Huffman, Fatma Saleh, Alfre Woodard, Ashraf Salimian, Christine Lahti and Mother’s Day for Peace talk about the origin of Mother’s Day by Julia Ward Howe as a protest against war. www.mothersdayforpeace.com (on YouTube)

Somebody’s Child by Ellen Bukstel

Hey Mr. Politician by Ellen Bukstel

Both selections from Ellen Bukstel,’s CD album “Daddy’s Little Girl”,  available at www.cdbaby.com/cd/ellenbukstel2

Women’s Spaces Radio Show on KBBF-FM 89.1 with host Elaine B. Holtz and guests Karen Hudson on GMO-Free Sonoma County ballot measure and Cynthia Stebbins on Homeless Action at Santa Rosa City Council Chambers, broadcast on 5/2/16, has been uploaded to the web archives.

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homeless women assistance, homelessness, Human Rights, Santa Rosa, Self esteem, Sonoma County, women in politics, Women's Spaces

Women’s Spaces Radio Show on KBBF-FM 89.1 with host Elaine B. Holtz and guests Karen Hudson on GMO-Free Sonoma County ballot measure and Cynthia Stebbins on Homeless Action at Santa Rosa City Council Chambers,  broadcast on 5/2/16, has been uploaded to the web archives.

http://www.womensspaces.com/ArchiveWSKBBF/WSA160502.html

Featuring Guests:

1. Karen Hudson  ,  Campaign Coordinator, Citizens for Healthy Farms and Families, and GMO-Free Sonoma County ballot measure

2.  Cynthia Stebbins, Homeless Action Advocate

Announcements

Guest 1.  Karen Hudson and the volunteers of GMO-Free Sonoma County gathered 24,000 signatures to put the Sonoma County Transgenic Contamination Prevention Ordinance on the November ballot.  Howerver, Karen reports of a delay by the Board of Supervisors, which deemed a fiscal study was first in order and gives an update on how county residents can participate.

Guest Link:  www.gmofreesonomacounty.com

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Guest 2. Cynthia Stebbins, a former university -trained IT specialist, became homeless due to health issues and caring for her dying mother.  Cynthia shares her odyssey and also announces the march and rally before the Santa Rosa City Council on the plight of the homeless in the county that needs to be addressed with rent control, affordable housing and medical care, and living wages.

Guest Link:  Sonoma County Homeless Action facebook page: https://www.facebook.com/Homeless-Action-379217005553363/

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Music Selections:
 This Land We Want GMO Free
by Sassafras (on YouTube)

A tribute to Michael Jackson. The Earth Song by Andre Rieu and Carmen Monarcha
Uploaded on Jun 25, 2010
Performed in Maastricht in July 2009 in front of 9000 people this is an amazing tribute to Michael Jackson by Andre Rieu and his Johann Strauss Orchestra. The brilliant soloist is the Brasilian singer Carmen Monarcha