"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."  This week's guest is Terry Uyeki who was one of the main organizers and contacts for the Women's March on Eureka which has been described as the largest march in Humboldt County’s history.   Terry talks about her role in organizing the march and the impact of activism on her life.  

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.

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.

Mary Harper and Solomon Everta from Classics Now discuss  Jean Jacques Rousseau’s Emile, or On Education, Rousseau’s classic on the philosophy and practice of education. Emile’s tutor attempts to show how a young person can be brought up to fulfill their innate natural goodness in a corrupt society.

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Sue Hilton came by the KHSU studio to invite the community to the first planning meeting for North Coast Pride 2017. The meeting takes place on Wednesday, June 21 5:30 p.m. at the Arcata Library Conference Room. For more information, or to find out how to call in, call 633 4473 - that's 633 4473 - or email northcoastqueers@gmail.com

More than 4,200 people are employed in fishing and related businesses in Humboldt County, but the industry has been in decline for years. Humboldt State University is leading a team of researchers to work with fishing communities of Eureka and Shelter Cove to assess needs and develop recommendations to improve the sustainability of their ports. 

Humboldt County Office of Education has a thriving hydrofarm. Jennifer Bell and Karen Brooks continue their discussion about the greenhouse focused on growing community resilience, education and career opportunities.

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This week, Ann Diver-Stamnes and Pam Brown talk about what they learned from their four guests on the ways in which feminism has changed over the past decades and what thoughts their guests sparked for them. They are in agreement about one essential point:  they don’t want to walk back in time so that women have to worry about being groped or hassled or told to smile on the plaza or told to be quiet.  They want feminism today to be bold.

The local NAACP is calling for stricter moderation rules on local media comment sections. Is this call to action an act against our 1st amendment rights?