Name: Tom Cochrane Earthquake 2.21.17 by KGUA Peggy's Place
Duration: 56 min 14 s
Description: At 5:28 AM , Tuesday morning residents along the Sonoma and Mendocino coast were awakened by a loud "boom" and sometimes experienced minor shaking. Although most residents are used to earthquakes, however, this one seemed significantly different. Geologist Tom Cochrane, author of "Shaping the Sonoma-Mendocino Coast", joined me to talk about the earthquake and San Andreas Fault.

At 5:28 AM , Tuesday morning residents along the Sonoma and Mendocino coast were awakened by a loud "boom" and sometimes experienced minor shaking. Although most residents are used to earthquakes, however, this one seemed significantly different. Geologist Tom Cochrane, author of "Shaping the Sonoma-Mendocino Coast", joined me to talk about the earthquake and San Andreas Fault.

Tom Cochrane Earthquake 2.21.17

KGUA Volunteer Editor, Producer, Host Leigh Anne Lindsey traveled to Chico and Oroville in Butte County, Northern California where the Camp Fire firestorms leveled Paradise and destroyed parts of Magalia and Concow to talk with people out in the field involved in pet rescue and reunification who started out in the Tubbs fire that hit Santa Rosa October 2017, and those with local and visiting organizations which all came together to do everything they can possible to help the animals found and those to be found. Unfortunately, as of December 13, Butte County Animal Control announced that many of the emergency shelters, the main one being the one they established in Oroville in old government buildings, will be shut down as of Jan 4, 2019. An even earlier date for some animals who will be relocated, are those who have yet to be identified by their owners. Those will be microchipped and put in smaller shelters, and even adopted out... Many people are still too shell shocked to figure out where their animals are as they have been dispersed to shelters and veterinary hospitals far and wide. They have a hard enough time as it is to just get their lives back in order, and to push through difficult emotions, that now they have to rush to make sure their animals, wherever they might be, not get adopted out until they can find them. We understand that the animals need quality care, but we do request that the Butte County Board of Supervisors extend the amount of time people have to find their animals. Following are some information links.

-Facebook page for Camp Fire Pet Rescue & Reunification https://www.facebook.com/groups/CampFirePetRescueAndReunification/ (CampFirePRR@gmail.com)
-Wine Country Animal Lovers (donate here for the Camp Fire Rescue & Reunification Volunteer Network)http://www.winecountryanimallovers.org/
-Butte County Recovers Dates for Temporary Animal Shelter Closures https://buttecountyrecovers.org/target-date-for-closure-announced-for-temporary-animal-shelters/?fbclid=IwAR3iBRIkS8wrnzR4aasnSg8TwXsPN9a8JwOOI6brmGAju3Qp61oJgbfgEMA

Shelter Hotline and Reunification Specialists: 530-895-0000 press 9.The hotline is open daily from 8 am to 4:30 pm. Butte County Animal Control (BCAC) has announced a transition plan and target date for closure of the temporary animal shelters that were established for the Camp Fire on November 8, 2018. The target date for closure of the animal shelters is Friday, January 4th. Reunification specialists available to assist animal owners identify long-term sheltering. Very difficult time for survivors of the fire. We know animal owners want the best for their pets. Transitioning animals to a better life beyond the shelter is a priority of both BCAC and North Valley Animal Disaster Group. Animal owners are urged to contact the shelter hotline and speak with a reunification specialist to help identify a long-term solution to transition animals out of shelters. Options include fostering networks and private boarding facilities. 
Beginning on December 18th, animals without identified owners will be micro-chipped and transferred to smaller animal shelters where they can receive more individual attention and housed for at least an additional 30 days. These animals will remain listed on the NVADG (North Valley Animal Disaster Group) lost animals website: www.campfirerescuedanimals.com.
-ASAP Animal Disaster Relief
-North Valley Animal Disaster Group https://www.nvadg.org/
-Fostering information https://www.facebook.com/groups/campfirefosteranimalconnection/ 

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Camp Fire Pet Rescue & Reunification Butte County

Peggy and Leigh Anne talk with architect and The Sea Ranch Soundings Editor George Calys (pronounced Callus) about The Sea Ranch architecture and history.

https://www.tsra.org/index.php

Architect & Soundings Editor George Calys Peggy's Place hosts Peggy Berryhill and Leigh Anne Lindsey

Host Leigh Anne Lindsey talks with her son Jordan Lindsey Schussler who is a 3D Environment Artist living and working in LA about the differences between AR and VR and what we can expect happening in the next 5-10 years. See Jordan's 3D and VR work at JordanSchussler.com.

AR v VR 3D Environment Artist Jordan Schussler talks with host Leigh Anne Lindsey

Nancy Gastonguay of Coastal Seniors in Point Arena (serving the South Mendocino and North Sonoma Coasts)talks with host Peggy Berryhill about how they are helping everyone who needs the help along our stretch of the Northern California coast during Covid19 days. There are so many people who need food primarily, cooked or groceries, delivered. Volunteers have stepped up to the plate from all around to help those in need of support, even for other errands such as transportation to medical appointments or other, mail pickup or drop off. They need all the support they can get right now to continue doing this as the need rose by 35% since Covid 19 shut down our counties, and now that we must all SIP as much as possible. Please, go to their site and make a donation today if at all possible. Thank you from Team KGUA!

https://www.coastalseniors.org/
COASTAL SENIORS MISSION IS TO HELP IDENTIFY THE NEEDS OF SENIORS IN OUR COASTAL COMMUNITIES AND TO PROVIDE PROGRAMS AND SERVICES DESIGNED TO PROMOTE THEIR WELL-BEING.

Service Area
We serve seniors, aged 60+, their spouses and caregivers regardless of age, and disabled people living with seniors.  Our service area runs along the 50+ miles along the coast from Irish Beach to Stewart's Point and inland to Annapolis.

Nancy Gastonguay Coastal Senior during Covid crisis 4.9.20

KGUAWriters Episode #30. PLAYLIST46 Part II.   The prompt for Part 1 of  this episode, aired, 11.16.20 was what song were you hearing, singing or thinking about during the moment of election night, 2020, when Biden/Harris took the victory stage,  KGUAWriters submitted their response to  their song in the moments and the days that followed Election Day 2020. The playlist of 46 songs were captured in a collage or pieces of each. Part II continues that discussion and a few additional thoughts on 'accomplishment.'

This episode is hosted by Peggy Berryhill and mark sanford gross

KGUAwriters.Episode #30-PLAYLIST46. Part B. 11.23.20

Ara Chakrabarti (CEO/President RCMS, Redwood Coast Medical Services) and urgent care physician Barb Britrell talk with host Peggy Berryhill about the latest surge in the community, what it means, and what we can do.

RCMS Covid update CEO Ara Chakarabarti & Urgent Care Physician Barb Britrell 12.11.20

Listen to a talk with the New Owner of The Loft Maryse Frivold who moved with her husband from the Bay Area to the Sea Ranch, after visiting his parents home in the Sea Ranch for over 30 years.

THE LOFT's MARYSE FRIVOLD on Peggy's Place

The premier of Crossing Bridges a new show on KGUA that will air occasionally on Peggy's Place (KGUA’s morning community talk show), and will be simulcast to KGUA’s YouTube channel, and online via KGUA.org and on apps Radio Garden and TuneIn. The show’s first guests are Maynard & Lu Lyndon of LyndonDesign Gallery located in the Sea Ranch who together have decades of experience in architecture, design, art, graphic art, and publishing (see bio attached.) Lu and Maynard Lyndon are the founders and former owners of Placewares, a highly popular specialty store and gallery in Gualala where they greeted all who entered as welcome guests.

Crossing Bridges is about bringing people together on both sides of the Gualala River, from the Sea Ranch in Sonoma County to Gualala and places North along the Mendocino County Coast. It will feature locals who will talk about their history, what they bring to the community, and how we all depend upon each other. Some shows might feature guests from both sides of the bridge with similar interests or backgrounds because we all have so much in common. It's all about Crossing Bridges, learning more about each other, and coming together as a larger, yet close-knit, Northern California coastal community.

The Host is Sea Rancher and Sea Ranch Archives Committee Member Paul Mundy. Co-Host is KGUA Producer, Programmer, Voiceover Talent & Documentary Producer Leigh Anne Lindsey, a member of the Sea Ranch Communications Committee. Crossing Bridges premiers on Peggy's Place Wednesday February 24, 2021 from 9am-10am (with a repeat from 1p-2p) on-air at 88.3FM, online at KGUA.org, and simulcast visually to KGUA’s YouTube Channel.

KGUA (KGUA.org) is a Northern CA public media station which airs news, science, politics, and eclectic music shows. It is a project of the Native Media Resource Center, a 501 (c) 3 non-profit. Founders Peggy Berryhill & Susan Ruschmeyer. Board members are Berryhill, Ruschmeyer, Gregg McVicar, Theresa Harlan, and Rick Tejada-Flores. Volunteers are Leigh Anne Lindsey, Thane Frivold, Jeanne Berry, Steven Winningham, Drew Fagen, Mark Gross, Annie Eden, and Natalie Ghezzi-Aceves. 

BIO : MAYNARD HALE LYNDON (INCLUDES WIFE LU WENDEL LYNDON)

Maynard has worked for several major architects, one of which was MLTW/Moore Lyndon Turnbull Whitaker.. Both he and Lu worked in store management for years at major design retailer Design Research which had 10 US locations including New York, San Francisco, Beverly Hills and Boston/Cambridge. Maynard was Director, Product Development for an architectural-products design firm called Forms & Surfaces in Santa Barbara and for pioneering toy company Creative Playthings in Princeton, New Jersey. 

His entrepreneurial endeavors include:
Founder COLORFORM, Santa Monica 
Founder ColorFormLine, Santa Monica
Co-Founder Lyndon Design Counsellors, Los Angeles 
Co-Founder Placemakers, Cambridge 
Co-Founder LyndonDesign, Boston and The Sea Ranch
Co-Founder Placewares, Boston area (7 locations) 
Co-Founder PLACES, Boston 
Co-Founder  Placewares+LyndonDesign, Gualala 
Co-Founder DesignLove
Co-Founder; LyndonDesign Gallery, The Sea Ranch

(Note: ll but the first two above were with his wife, Lu Wendel Lyndon.)

Maynard has designed products for several companies such as Winge and Farrup in Denmark; Crate&Barrel, Chicago; CSL in Toronto; Placewares, USA; Woodform, Maine; Forms+Surfaces in Santa Barbara; Umbra in Toronto; Creative Playthings in Princeton, NJ; and Modulus in Chicago. Products included furniture, toys, housewares, architectural	products in wood, metal, glass, and woven baskets (some of those designed with Lu.) Together they  have designed all Placewares and Placewares+LyndonDesign and PLACES shops and the current LyndonDesign Gallery.

Maynard and Lu reside at The Sea Ranch in a home designed in collaboration with architect Donlyn Lyndon. Even before Lu and Maynard met each other, each came up to this coast beginning in the mid-1960s.

Crossing Bridges #1 with Guests Lu & Maynard Lyndon Host Paul Mundy co-Host Leigh Anne Lindsey

Peggy Berryhill talks with Dr. Anthony Fauci for an update on Covid Vaccines. KGUA public radio is located on the coast at the junction of Mendocino and Sonoma Counties in Northern CA.

KGUA's Peggy Berryhill talks with Dr. Anthony Fauci 3-1-2021

Dr. Anthony Fauci, Director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) since 1984 and chief medical advisor to President Biden, talks with independent public radio station KGUA in the remote resort coastal town of Gualala California about vaccines for covid-19. After the 10-minute dialogue with GM and Native American Peggy Berryhill then Ara Chakrabarti CEO of RCMS (Redwood Coast Medical Services) and Integrative Health, Chinese Medicine Educator and acupuncturist Laura Franklin join host Peggy Berryhill and Leigh Anne Lindsay to discuss the conversation with Dr. Fauci.

Dr. Fauci discusses the value of AI/AN participation in COVID-19-related clinical trials, how many Tribal Nations have been leaders in reducing community spread, vaccine hesitancy, and the continued importance of following public health safety measures, even after receiving a vaccine. He also addresses concerns about new variants.

About Dr. Anthony S. Fauci:

Dr. Fauci is an American physician-scientist and immunologist serving as the director of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) since 1984 and as chief medical advisor to President Biden since 2021. Dr. Fauci has advised seven Presidents on HIV/AIDS and many other domestic and global health issues, and most recently, advising administrations during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Interview Courtesy of the National Institutes of Health, part of the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

 



Dr. Anthony Fauci on KGUA followed by Ara Chakrabarti CEO RCMS & Laura Franklin Integrative Health

Peggy Berryhill is GM of KGUA 88.3 FM and host of Peggy's Place, a weekday interview show from 9a-10a(repeats 1p-2p.) Leigh Anne Lindsey (a documentary filmmaker and KGUA volunteer producer/editor) sometimes co-hosts or hosts Peggy's Place. On Peggy's Place, we get to know our neighbors and friends in both Sonoma and Mendocino Counties, what's happening and who is doing what (Gualala, pronounced "Wah-la-la" on the Northern California coast is at the border of Sonoma and Mendocino Counties.) KGUA is  non-commercial public radio station that serves the Mendonoma Coast from Bodega Bay to Elk on the coast and inland to Booneville, Healdsburg and Guerneville. People around the world listen in on the stream (at KGUA.org) and on apps like Radio Garden and TuneIn. 

KGUA is a project of the Native Media Resource Center, a place a place to collaborate, create, educate and serve.

Tom Cochrane Earthquake 2.21.17

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