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In addition to being a host on EcoNews Report, Scott Greacen is also Executive Director of Friends of the Eel River. Scott is a graduate of Reed College and Lewis and Clark Law School, and a member of the California bar. He has been active in the environmental movement since 1989.

Natalya Estrada hosts the local segments of KHSU's Morning Edition. She previously interned at the station as a journalism student at Humboldt State University. Prior to rejoining KHSU on the Northcoast, Natalya interned for KQED's The California Report in San Francisco, and worked as a reporter for KVCR, the San Bernardino and Riverside NPR affiliate in Southern California. She also worked as a staff reporter for the Eureka Times-Standard.

Mike Dronkers produces My Favorite Lecture, volunteers as a host of In The Trees, and is an avowed dog person.

Geraldine, formerly a KHSU staff member, is currently a member of KHSU's Community Advisory Board.

Join the Boy Wonder for an eclectic assortment of cool tunes to stride, or stumble, into a new day on Boy Wonder's Hot Circles Saturday nights at 10.

Michael Roccaforte is a KHSU Operations Coordinator and hosts the World and All Things Considered. He started out as a KHSU Experience student in 2015. He then graduated from HSU in 2016 with a Journalism degree and is happy to be working in Humboldt County at KHSU since.

Tom Wheeler is the Program Director and Staff Attorney at the Environmental Protection Information Center. Tom graduated from the University of Washington School of Law with a concentration in Environmental Law. When he’s not nerding out over the Endangered Species Act (his all-time favorite law), Tom is probably plunking the banjo, playing ping-pong with his wife, Jenna, or petting his cats, Fatty and Trim. Tom can be reached at tom@wildcalifornia.org.

Katie works for the local PBS affiliate and is a former KHSU staff member. She is an occasional contributor to station public affairs programs.

Delia Bense-Kang worked as the Marine Protected Area Outreach Coordinator for the Northcoast Environmental Center, as well as the Chair of the Surfrider Foundation Humboldt Chapter, for several years. Born and raised in Arcata and a graduate of HSU, she has a strong connection to the local community. A life long love of surfing has contributed to her deep appreciation and vested interest in the North Coast. Delia enjoys bringing coastal news to the community and engaging people in protecting and enhancing the coast.

Felicia Oldfather hosts Classical Corner featuring a variety of chamber music and information about local classical performances throughout the listening area.