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This week's episode will start a series chronicling what Cal Poly Humboldt’s student-run station, KRFH—Radio Free Humboldt—had to do to remain on the air and provide unbiased reporting on the occupation of Cal Poly Humboldt, particularly the actions Station Manager Kianna Znika had to undertake.

Every year, almost a million birds from over 300 species flock to our waterways, deltas, and marshes. Established in 1996, Godwit Days aims to help showcase the beauty and splendor of our avian friends as they pass through the North Coast, as well as teach the community about the importance of conservation and biodiversity.

Spring is in the air, and the bee is one of the most important parts of the pollination cycle. It provides pollination for plants while also producing honey to feed its hive. This week, Cheryl Furman will tell us why this should be celebrated and how The Humboldt County Beekeepers Association can help relocate wayward swarms.

Established in 2006, the North Coast Small Business Development Center, or SBDC, has been helping people start and grow small businesses across Northern California.

This week, we are continuing our conversation with KRFH Station manager Kianna Znika, about what KRFH had to do in order to cover the events that transpired around the occupation of Cal Poly Humboldt.

This week is part 3 of our conversation with KRFH Station manager Kianna Znika, about what KRFH had to do in order to cover the events that transpired around the occupation of Cal Poly Humboldt.

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.

Today on Talk Humboldt, Dr. Tom Jackson and Dr. Keith Flamer talk with outgoing Eureka mayor Susan Seaman about her time in office, her accomplishments and what is yet to be accomplished.

In this second installment, Alexandre tells Dr. Jackson and Dr. Flamer about sequestering kilotons of carbon, how healthy soil affects his irrigation needs, and the joy of watching eagles steal his chickens.

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.