KSQD 90.7 FM Santa Cruz
299 episodes — Page 2 of 6
What’s Love Got To Do With It: Marlena from Miracle Messages joins The Sunday Dinner!
Midwinter Break: Film Gang Review
The vastness of the universe and the future of our planet with Sandy Faber
Rooted in Service with Human Rights Commissioner Denise Miranda
Poisonous Plants in Your Garden
Sustainability Now! Sunday, May 24th: Extractive Frontiers: Critical Minerals and Green Capitalism, with Professor Thea Riofrancos, Providence College
Jim Pattiz exposes the corruption threatening our nation’s public lands
The LGBTQ+ History Exhibit and LGBTQ+ History Walk at the MAH with Pat Dellin and Kian Hladky
The Drama: Film Gang Review
How to Mobilize to Defend Democracy
Harvey Milk and LGBTQ+ History in Santa Cruz County with Curt Keyer and Patrick Meyer
Sustainability Now! Sunday, May 10th: Is that Teflon in your food and water? Good for eggs, maybe, but probably not for you! with Dr. Faith Kibuye, Penn State University
SCCOE – X Academy Robotics Club
Hann Osborne and Plant Mapping of California’s ecological zones
Becky Steinbruner: Measure J and Battery Energy Storage Systems,
SCCOE – X Academy Robotics Club
Saving the American Dream
Dave Benet, UCSC Scientific Diver Certification Program
Healing Through Cinema
The Christophers: Film Gang Review
Stepping through the Door with LaDoris Cordell
Werner Herzog, LIVE, on KSQD!!
Michael: Film Gang Review
Sustainability Now! Sunday, April 26th: Microplastics: invisible, insidious, and…fixable with Dr. Myra Finkelstein and Dr. Steven Mentor
It’s In The Cards! On the Sunday Dinner with DJ Dupsie
The Mummy: Film Gang Review
Celebrating Queer Artists in Santa Cruz and Monterey Counties with Melissa Marzan and Paul Richmond
The Making of Donald Trump with David Cay Johnston
How can university researchers help California small farmers with Adauto Rocha
Growing up at a Family Nursery
Blue Moon: KSQD Film Gang Review
Reverend Herb Schmidt Interview – In Memoriam
Sustainability Now! Sunday, April 12th: “We think they’ll kill someone” indigenous resistance in Oaxaca, Mexico, with Anjan Sundaram, The Stringer Foundation
Corey Andrikopoulus talks about Plant Pollinators
Project Hail Mary: Film Gang Review
Celebrating Queer Arts and the Santa Cruz Ripple Effect Arts Festival April 16-26
Why the Climate Fight is Failing
S9 Ep 89Protect Your Sleep, Protect Your Mind: What Actually Helps You Sleep
Episode 89: Sleep isn’t a luxury—it’s a foundation for mental health. In this episode, behavioral sleep medicine specialist Muriel Rose and guest Allyson Makuch explore the powerful connection between sleep and emotional well-being. Allyson shares how protecting her sleep has been critical to managing Bipolar I disorder. The episode also includes listener stories about navigating sleep disruption and using mindfulness to calm the nervous system. Join us for a practical and hopeful conversation about why protecting your sleep helps protect your mind.
DeepFake Security Tips and Tech Tea with the Computer Man
The Signs of No Kings: An Audio Montage
KSQD’s Squid on the Street attends No Kings Rally 2026
Wuthering Heights: Film Gang Review
What makes a good adaptation? Is it sticking to the source material as faithfully as possible or breathing in new life by going in an entirely different direction? Emerald Fennell’s 2026 film Wuthering Heights provides the following answer to my original question: “Must an adaptation be good?” Based on the Emily Bronte novel of the […]
S2 Ep 32National LGBTQ+ Health Awareness Week with Karissa LeClair-Cortez and Nancy Willard
Hear Karissa LeClair-Cortez and Nancy Willard discuss the support systems for LGBTQ+ people at the Santa Cruz County Public Health Department
S2 Ep 31A Circle Outside: A story about lesbian witches in Santa Cruz County in the 1980s
A Circle Outside: A story about lesbian witches in Santa Cruz County in the 1980s with author Linda Rosewood and Coleen Douglas.
Sustainability Now! Sunday, March 29th: Transformative Climate Communities in California With Nancy Faulstitch and Eloy Ortiz, Regeneración Pajaro Valley
Transformative Climate Communities in California With Nancy Faulstitch and Eloy Ortiz, Regeneración Pajaro Valley on Sustainability Now! Sunday, March 29th, 2026 The State of California has created a program called “Transformative Climate Communities,” focused on making low-income, urban areas more resilient, efficient and responsive to housing, energy and climate challenges. What does this mean on […]
FirstPersonSingular: Laura Ferry – California Cow
Laura Ferry said, “Consume each meal with your eyes open.” Photo courtesy of Pixabay.
Steve Wozniak is disappointed in AI and all the Hot Tech Tea
An Amazing Time to be Alive with Sandy Stone
Here at KSQD, we know Sandy Stone as our lead engineer and super-volunteer. But Sandy is an icon in the transgender community, working to assert the essential humanity of transgender people since she transitioned in the mid-1970s. In this conversation with host Suki Wessling, we explore two times of Sandy’s life: her personal experience with […]
If I Had Legs I’d Kick You: A Film Gang Review
If I Had Legs I’d Kick You, directed by Mary Bronstein and produced by A24, is a rare film in its raw portrayal of the complexities of motherhood. The story is anchored by an extraordinary performance from Rose Byrne as Linda, and a surprisingly restrained, quietly affecting turn by Conan O’Brien as her therapist. Linda […]