In case you missed the Humboldt County 5th District Supervisor Forum on May 7, 2018, the full audio of the candidates--Steve Madrone and incumbent Ryan Sundberg--is available here. The forum was produced by the Humboldt County League of Women Voters through PBS North Coast. KHSU simulcasted the forum. 

Larry Oetker sits in his office which overlooks most of Humboldt Bay. He said he's excited to see the arrival of cruise ships in Eureka, which is set to occur, bright and early on Monday, May 21st at 6 a.m. in the morning at Schnieder Dock. 

"We came up with an organizational structure. We kind of planned this thing out," he said. 

According to groups involved in the process, which includes The Humboldt Bay Harbor District, the City of Eureka, the Eureka Visitor Center, Eureka Main Street and community volunteer Chet Albin, multiple efforts will be conducted to to optimize the passengers' experience. While the ship is set to dock in Eureka, the group wants to market regional tours centered around things like the Redwoods.

On this episode of Food For Thought, Jennifer Bell heads inland to join Hupa Tribal members Robert and Meagen Baldy for a discussion about deer hunting traditions - and passing Tribal knowledge on to the next generation. 

As she reflects on this past academic year, Dr. Lisa Rossbacher shares some positive highlights from the Humboldt State University campus.

In case you missed any part of the Candidate Forum for the position of Humboldt County Auditor Controller, the full discussion is below. The League of Women Voters held a forum on Thursday, May 3rd and was simulcasted with our partners at PBS North Coast. 

The two candidates are Mike Lorig, an accountant/auditor with the Humboldt County Department of Health and Human Services and Karen Paz Dominguez, the current assistant auditor controller for Humboldt County. 

What's it like to walk our region's section of the iconic Pacific Crest Trail? 

Philip Kramer, who wrote Hiking the Pacific Crest Trail: Northern California, knows. He authored one of 4 books detailing the 740-mile Northern California segment of the PCT. Kramer paints a picture of a hiker's experience as they walk from the Sierras to the Cascades. 

This week on Artwaves:  A character study per guests’ extensive research of and commitment to the characters in Marcus Gardley’s The House That Will Not Stand, which had its world premiere in 2014 at Berkley Rep. It’s the next production of Redwood Curtain, on stage Thursdays-Saturdays through May 26.