Wendy Butler talks to co-organizers of the first Trinidad Bay Art and Music Festival coming up August 25-27.

Also on today's Artwaves, learn about Matthew Lopez' "The Legend of Georgia McBride" at Redwood Curtain Theater. The show previews on Thursday and Friday, July 6 and 7, and runs through July.

  Nancy MacLean's Democracy in Chains: The Deep History of the Radical Right’s Stealth Plan for America tells the never-before-told story of James Buchanan, a Nobel prize winning economist who created the intellectual foundation and strategic blueprints behind the billionaire-funded radical right’s campaign to eliminate unions, suppress voting, privatize public education, curb democratic majority rule and ultimately change the Constitution.

Geologist Lori Dengler talks about NOAA's National Tsunami Hazard Mitigation Program. This program provides and facilitates vital warning systems and emergency response coordination.

Will this essential program be cut by the current US administration?

North Coast Growers Association's Laura Hughes joins Jennifer Bell to talk about Humboldt County's thriving farmers' markets and fostering community partnerships to expand access to local healthy food. 

Snapshot Cal Coast is a statewide effort to document coastal biodiversity, focusing on intertidal zones and marine protected areas, using a series of citizen powered bioblitzes with the app iNaturalist. 

Bense-Kang talks to Carol Vandermeer, education coordinator for the Trinidad Land Trust, and volunteer/former ED for Friends of the Dunes about the local Baker Beach Bioblitz on June 24th. 

"If we can agree to disagree on some issues, we could actually have a broader human rights platform if we are willing to include people whose views may be a little different than ours." 

Complicated Animals is Brazilian American songstress Monica da Silva, and musician and producer, Chad Alger. Complicated Animals blend Indie pop seamlessly with Brazilian Bossa Nova. Their perfectly paced tempos, and sweet vocals in English and Portuguese, is a perfect marriage of North and South American cultures. They will be performing at a house concert tonight in Arcata.

Do you have a question about your Constitutional Rights? Perhaps you are a student journalist at Humboldt State or College of the Redwoods wondering about your right to videotape an arrest occurring on campus. Or maybe you are a community member wondering what your rights are during a peaceful assembly. Jeffrey Schwartz and Peter Martin answer questions and talk Constitutional Rights with host Brenda Star.  Can't listen right now? Subscribe to the Thursday Night Talk podcast. 

Eureka’s Black Faun Gallery presents “Remote Wilderness,” new works by three Humboldt County artists: painter, Andrea Castillo; ceramic sculptor, Greg Lysander; and mixed media artist, Johnathon DeSoto.

The exhibition opens on Saturday, July 1 during Arts Alive and features music from KHSU's own Pandemonium Jones.

The trio will give an artist talk at the gallery on Saturday, July 8 at 4:00 p.m.