Eric Black
Morning Edition HostEric Black anchors weekday breaks during NPR's Morning Edition.
He uses information provided by other media outlets to sprinkle local news stories throughout the broadcast. In producing reports for another public radio program, Eric weaves gathered sound and anchored scripts to explore Humboldt County experience and expression. He's currently broadening his audience by using video and animated graphics to tell local stories.
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A former KHSU intern has returned "home" to host the local segments of KHSU's Morning Edition. Natalya Estrada also interned for KQED's The California… -
17 animation and experimental films will screen April 19 at 7, and again at 8, in Arcata's Minor Theatre. The 50th Humboldt International Film Festival… -
A crumbling stretch of Highway 101 south of Crescent City threatens to sever Del Norte County from the North Coast. Congressman Jared Huffman says… -
Get up and get down...without leaving home. Fader features Humboldt DJs spinning live sets on your computer or phone. This Saturday (March 25) at 2 PM, DJ… -
'ESPN Women's Hoops' tweeted a link to a Ferndale High School girls basketball video. After participating in this year Handclap Hoopla Challenge, the… -
A freestyle rapper dropped in on Berel Alexander's impromptu airport concert. 1 million YouTube views later, the Redway resident is trying to track down… -
The conversation was broadcast to a national audience on Thanksgiving during NPR's Morning Edition. Listen to the interview by clicking the blue audio… -
Four friends collaborated to make Humboldt Hillbillies. The cartoon depicts dysfunctional pot growing neighbors in the Southern Humboldt hills. -
Humboldters will decide if rent control is warranted in the county's unincorporated areas. Don't forget to vote this November. -
A crime TV show profiled an unsolved Humboldt mystery: the disappearance of five women between 1993 and 2014. Like the Humboldt Missing Five on Facebook.
