Stephanie McGeary
Lead ReporterRaised in Arcata, Stephanie McGeary has lived in Humboldt County for most of her life and is proud to share stories about this weird and beautiful place that she calls home.
After leaving Humboldt when she was 18, Stephanie spent a good amount of time in the Bay Area, where she received certificates in Live Sound Engineering and Studio Recording from CCSF. After returning to the homeland to study at Cal Poly Humboldt, Stephanie graduated in 2018 with a BA in Journalism with a Music minor. She has spent the past six years reporting on Humboldt news, including politics, homelessness, community development, arts, culture and more.
When she isn’t busy reporting or being a mom, Stephanie likes to spend her time supporting local theater, music and performance art by attending, volunteering for, and even occasionally performing in local productions. She also sleeps sometimes.
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This week we re-air a portion of a recording originally from Lost Coast Sessions of the Paula Jones Band, captured live at the Arcata Playhouse in 2018. -
Today we have a recording deep from the Internet Archive, a performance from Albino! - a 10-piece, award-winning Afrobeat ensemble from San Francisco, performing live at the Benbow Summer Arts and Music Festival, back on June 4, 2006. -
This week we met with Olivia Gambino, 2024 Rutabaga Queen and member of the Kinetic Universe board, to discuss the Kinetic KO-ED event that took place at the Humboldt County Fair. -
This week we hear some music from one of our Cal poly Humboldt groups, the University Singers, one of several choirs led by director Dr. Rachel Samet. -
This week we met with Tiffany Elizabeth of the Sequoia Humane Society to learn more about this upcoming Woofstock dog festival, what exciting events we can expect, and how you can help support the organization and the animals it cares for. -
This week we'll be hearing some music from local band Red Hot Shame will be playing the “Shredding Hunger” show – a benefit for Food For People. -
This week we met with Janessa Johnsrude, director of Dell’Arte’s Prison Arts Theatre program, which brings theater workshops and classes to incarcerated individuals at Pelican Bay. -
The Tsunami advisory was lifted late this morning. -
This week we met with Jodie Hollander to discuss her upcoming Poetry in the Parks workshop series, which will take place in Redwood National and State Parks in August. -
Today we’ll be hearing some music from Bay Area-based group Dirty Cello and interview front woman Rebecca Roundman.
