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Laura Stokes and Linda Scheller co-host this KCBP program focusing on women and women's issues in our part of California's Central Valley.If you have an idea for a future episode, please contact us at wotv@kcbpradio.org
Unknown Host hosts KCBP Community Radio: Women of the Valley, a society show with 47 episodes published.
Jessica Flores, Cultural Services Program Manager for the City of Modesto, talks with co-host Linda Scheller about the McHenry Museum, McHenry Mansion, Stanislaus County history, and the importance of community.
Grito de Mujer/Woman Scream is an international cultural festival that celebrates women's resilience, advocates for justice, and raises awareness of the various forms of violence faced by women and girls. Co-host Linda S
Miriah Brazil, Executive Director of Modesto Family Promise, talks with Linda Scheller about the non-profit's work with area families in need of housing assistance. Family Promise offers eviction prevention, transitional
Lauren Jamieson, owner of LoFi Dining and Lounge in downtown Modesto, talks with co-host Linda Scheller about her passion for music, the importance of conversation, cocktail history and culture, and community gardens.
Melanie Berru, sociology professor and founder of Coyol Rising, talks with co-host Linda Scheller about transformative change through education, belonging, and justice-centered action.
Paula Treick DeBoard, author, professor, and co-owner of Bookish Modesto, talks with co-host Linda Scheller about her writing and the independent bookstore and gathering space that she and her husband founded in 2024.
Wild Wonder Foundation Associate, Cal Poly San Luis Obispo Science Teaching Specialist, and naturalist Anne Marie Bergen talks with co-host Linda Scheller about science in education and nature journaling.
Sabrina Toor, founder and president of Creation4Cessation, talks with co-host Laura Stokes about her non-profit's work deterring young people from tobacco/vaping usage.
Sue Siefkin, quilt artist and retired California Superior Court Judge, talks with co-host Linda Scheller about her career and creating art quilts.
BZ Smith talks with co-host Laura Stokes about her career as a storyteller.
Annette Olsen and Betty Stewart talk about MICL, Modesto Institute for Continued Learning, with co-host Linda Scheller.
Natalya Hupe talks with co-host Laura Stokes about her life and work as a trained, certified Life Coach who uses her skills to guide people around the world who are attempting to reorient their lives.
Hilary Beardsley, Program Assistant for the Tuolumne River Trust, talks with Laura Stokes about this environmental nonprofit and the programs it offers.
Laura Stokes interviews Elaine Gorman, Yokuts Sierra Club Hike Leader.
Laura Stokes interviews Stanislaus County Commission for Women board members Jane Manley, President, and Amanda Hughes, Vice President - Programs, to discuss issues affecting women and SCCW programs, history, and advocac
Christine Schweininger of Valley Builders Exchange talks with co-host Laura Stokes.
Karlha Davies talks with co-host Linda Scheller about community engagement, West Modesto, women's lives and roles, and the importance of kindness.
Our guest Celia Marin Garcia Perez talks with co-host Linda Scheller about her work on behalf of Dreamers, the preservation of indigenous cultural heritage sites, and the new community of care organization Abulé.
Lise Talbott talks with co-host Linda Scheller about public health, Waterford City Council, homelessness, affordable housing, and reproductive justice.
Chicana poet, teacher, and activist Nancy Aide Gonzalez reads her poetry and talks with host Linda Scheller about her work as an elementary school teacher and the importance of representation.
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