CAROL DEDRICH: Fun is a critical component of mental health

Carol Dedrich, CEO of Girl Scouts San Diego, joins host Grant Oliphant to explore the evolving role of Girl Scouts in shaping the next generation of leaders. Drawing from her rich experiences as a U.S. Army captain and Girl Scout alumna, Carol shares how her journey is intricately connected to the mission of empowering young women in today’s complex world. She reflects on the similarities between military service and Girl Scouts, where camaraderie, resilience, and community play vital roles in both environments.

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TODAY’S NEWS REPORTS

– The First Live-Streamed Genocide. Al Jazeera Exposes War Crimes Filmed by Israeli Troops Themselves

– Motaz Azaiza, Acclaimed Journalist from Gaza, on Photographing War & Making Art from the Pain

– Catastrophic Category 5: Report from West Florida on Hurricane Milton as Millions Evacuate, Price Gouging

PROJECT 2025

Patricia Law and her guest delve into Project 2025 and its impact, particularly for women.  A lively discussion, you will hear a respectful discourse on differences in opinion as they discuss items in the Project 2025 plan.  Is the plan democratic, public education, control of women’s bodies, food safety, free speech, racist aspects, people with disabilities–these just scratch the surface of the conversation between Patricia and her guest.

Have YOU read the plan or portions of it? Do you have an opinion on what it says? Let us know by emailing info@knsj.org or calling 619-283-1100.

Renewable Energy, Environmental Injustice, Project 2025.

What is your carbon footprint?

Join host Patricia in conversation about the climate crisis, what we can do to help the planet and the future for our children and ourselves, and looking at what the Project 2025 plans are.

BROADCASTING LIVE

Produced by the Employee Rights Center, AL CHILE is a show with music, news, interviews and topics of common interest including worker’s rights, immigration, housing, health and technology.  The host and producer is Ariana Gallegos joined by DJ Peet O Perez.  Covering issues important to San Diego, discussions you will not hear on other San Diego stations — AL CHILE, Always Fresh, Always Relevant.

Hosted by Miriam Raftery, award-winning investigative journalist and editor of East County Magazine

The East County Magazine Show has a mission to reflect all
voices in our region, particularly those under-represented in other media.
Dedicated to keeping people safe and informed, its hosts reflect the rich
diversity of our region. .East County Magazine has won major journalism awards
as well as awards for its radio program.
It has received top honors for investigative reporting and other news
categories.

The San Diego Screenwriters’ Studio is the place for beginning Screenwriters to acclimate to the rarified Hollywood air of writing screenplays and scripts for television/streaming services.

Gail Stewart, former KFMB Radio/Television Investigative reporter and recovering Sacramento Public Safety Lobbyist, is your Producer/Host. Gail provides tips, big-wig interviews, and her never ending, first-hand adventures on entering Script Competitions, her myriad of on-line Screenwriting Classes, Writers’ Retreats, and everything else she is doing daily to break into Hollywood. Her glass is ALWAYS half full!

Joining Gail is Co-host Raul Sandelin.  Raul is a veteran San Diego documentarist and College Writing Professor who regales listeners with his vast screenwriting experience and ever-present dry wit.    

UNITED AGAINST HATE–Today’s Guests are U.S. Attorney Alicia Williams and Yusef Miller

QUESTIONS: WHY DO WE SEEM TO HATE SO MUCH AND JUST WHAT IS A HATE CRIME?

Host Mike Aguirre and his guests are in conversation about hate crimes and the groups that are most frequently targeted. They explore why there seems to be so much hate, taking a look at our biases and some of the reasons behind them. U.S. Attorney Williams gives the definition and examples of hate crimes. This is an in-depth conversation that may answer some questions you have as they also explore solutions.

Today’s Guest is ROXANA VELÁSQUEZ

San Diego is a Cultural Center

Roxana Velásquez is the Executive Director and CEO at the San Diego Museum of Art. Since taking over the role in 2010, Roxana has used passion and commitment to art for all to share, invite, and inspire our region. She chooses beauty and wants each San Diegan to feel pride over the richness of our cultures and the art residing in our communities, museums, and archives. In this episode of Stop & Talk, Roxana discusses the delicate balance between the past and future in Balboa Park, how art is both a duty and a right of all citizens, and much more.

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Ever wonder what it might be like to run a radio station? Wonder no more. Let us tell you about KNSJ right here in San Diego. We are an independent volunteer-run public community station with lots of volunteer opportunities. Local community radio gets into the heart of what is happening and makes a difference. You can be part of making that happen. No experience is necessary. From administrative opportunities, social media, audio and video, too, producing a radio show, creating ideas for local shows, music shows, becoming a DJ, and a lot more, KNSJ has a place for you. Check us out. We look forward to meeting and getting to know you. Tonight at 6:30. For meeting information, call 619-283-1100.