Podcasts about east sac

The city of Sacramento discusses safety improvements to Folsom Blvd in East Sac. Also, CapRadio Megan Myscofski's series on menopause. Finally, Insight's monthly “Arts Talk” shares events throughout the month. Improvements to Folsom Blvd in East Sac 

A popular dive bar in East Sac has been inundated with reaction to a rumor that its closing. KFBK's Mark Demsky sets the record straight on Club 2 Me.

Today we discuss a couple of homelessness bills state Republicans are pushing forward, such as Roseville's Josh Hoover's push to make it illegal for just about anyone to sleep just about anywhere in a city or town in California.    We also take a moment for Robin Swanson, a conservative Democratic operative from East Sacramento who is quoted in the above story, and who appears to be pushing for some truly fascist policies against our unhoused neighbors.   We highly recommend a scroll through her tweets the last couple days: https://twitter.com/robin_swanson/with_replies   Is Robin really a concerned mother, or is she running a public campaign to rally folks for a challenger against Sacramento's current District 4 incumbent? One cannot trust these operatives.   Finally, we host a reading series on a baffling Fresno Bee editorial that tell us nothing and everything all at once.   Thanks for listening, defund the police and, as always: Twitter: @youknowkempa, @ShanNDSTevens, @Flojaune, @guillotine4you Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/voicesrivercity   Sacramentans can hear us on 103.1 KUTZ Thursdays at 6 pm and again Fridays at 8 am. If you require a transcript of our episodes, please reach out to info@voicesrivercity.com and we'll make it happen. And thank you to Be Brave Bold Robot for the tunes.

In part two of Chef Brad Cecchi we cover why he made the move back to Sacramento to open Canon, how they managed to survive the pandemic after being open only three years by helping start Family Meal Sacramento which became Great Plates delivery in California.  Cecchi owns and is the executive chef of Canon in East Sac, which holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand award and is widely considered one of the best restaurants in Sacramento.  Chef Cecchi also tells us about his toughest critic, his 4-year-old daughter, what he sees for the future of Sacramento and the restaurant scene and he and his partner's new cafe in West Sacramento, Franquette.  Links:  Canon Franquette Sac Bee 50 best restaurants in Sacramento Great Plates delivery in California Family Meal Sacramento   Visit the podcast website at dineonesix.com Follow me on Twitter and Instagram Comments, questions or suggestions? Email me at max@dineonesix.com

Brad Cecchi got his start in cooking by taking classes at American River College as a teenager, not because he loved cooking but because it seemed easy but he quickly found he had a knack for it. After placing second in a national cooking competition he found himself working in the kitchen at a five star resort in Colorado at age 18 and he never looked back.  Today Cecchi co-owns and is the executive chef of Canon in East Sac, which holds a Michelin Bib Gourmand award and is widely considered one of the best restaurants in Sacramento.  This is part one of a two part episode and we cover his early career from slinging pizzas, to working with Chef Bradley Ogden in San Francisco and then really building his skills and his reputation in Sacramento before leaving to open a hotel and ultimately being the head of a Michelin starred restaurant in Napa before returning to Sacramento to open Canon.  Links:  Canon Franquette Sac Bee 50 best restaurants in Sacramento   Visit the podcast website at dineonesix.com Follow me on Twitter and Instagram Comments, questions or suggestions? Email me at max@dineonesix.com

Tune in to today's episode to find out how each Katnik sister prepares differently for a vacation away, and an exciting update regarding the rooftop and East Sac!   #teamridestudios

It's story time! Join us as we discuss some little known facts about TEAMride including: - How we found our initial instructors (including auditions in our Mother's home). - How M&E practically lived at the East Sac studio and ate almost exclusively at @sellandsmarketcafe.

TEAM - you don't want to miss this one! Today we're talking: indoor rides (and what to expect!), our East Sac location, the #Kardashian premiere, #Bieber's new album, and #MarchMadness.

On today’s episode will be previewing the regular season finale against East Sac! We also have the post-sets and review from the GTRA game! Sierra Hill joined us for a post game interview as well!

FEB 15 2020 News Articles - LANI -Folsom Police seek man who exposed himself to girl at park in January -Suspect arrested in $3,000 shoe theft from Morgan Hill home -San Jose: Man stabbed, beaten with bat at shopping center -California voters can change parties even on Election Day -San Jose: Man arrested in attempted murder-turned-homicide -Last of old bridge to go soon -Plumas Lake man arrested for arson connected to burglary -Man convicted for 2012 ‘revenge’ murder at Arden Motel 6, years after trial dismissal -Update: Police release more details on missing 16-year-old Davis girl -Two dozen cabins to shelter homeless youth planned next to a Sacramento church -Funderland food stand, East Sac bar among 9 local eateries briefly closed by health inspectors -Mail stolen from nearly 100 rural Placer County residents, authorities say -Got a red light ticket? Chances are California cops still have the photo -If you pay California taxes, you could end up on jury duty under this proposed law -Name Released Of Woman Found Dead In Rancho Cordova Home -Rocklin Man, 34, Dies In Paraglider Crash In Wooded Area Near Truckee Tahoe Airport -Grieving Daughter’s Car Stolen From Roseville Hospital Lot -Man Arrested, 440 Pounds Of Marijuana Seized At Illegal Grow In Calaveras County -Could 51-Year-Old Murder Suspect Michael Green Be Tried As A Juvenile? -Court rests in pimping, human trafficking trial

Josh & Sheridan podcast live from a Black Lives Matter protest and interview Tanya Faison the founder of Black Lives Matter. They also interviewed Dr. Pamela Anderson who was one of the 84 protestors arrested in East Sac on Monday 3/4/19.

Is it okay to go on a first date or casual date on Valentine's Day?  Too much pressure or does it matter?  Many people said yes, and then there's Chelsea from Elk Grove.  She said No Way, and for her it makes sense.  One of the houses in East Sac that was featured in the movie, "Lady Bird," (set here in Sacramento), just sold for a record amount.  Guess which house and for how much!   In today's "Good Stuff," a fantastic military surprise homecoming that happened at yesterday's Kings game at the Golden 1 Center.  And with the Academy Awards coming up in less than 2 weeks, what do the movies "The Color Purple," "Shawshank Redemption," and "It's A Wonderful Life," all have in common? 

Jordan joins the podcast to speak about his local favorite breweries, analytics, and everything Sacramento in between.

Did you have a lot of trick or treaters?  Jackie in East Sac said she had 2,000!!  How do you even buy for that many?  Both Pat and Tom had very few BUT they've come up with an idea on how to fix it.  Three little trick or treaters that hit Pat's house were amazed at getting full sized candy bars and one of them, a 3 year old, had a great take.  Orangevale's Devin Dawson is doing a really cool thing to help education in music and if you're gonna throw a beer during a parade make sure it doesn't hit anything....like a priceless trophy! 

Taco Bell was just named America's favorite mexican restaurant.  There are many terrific local Mexican restaurants.  We had people check in as to which one was the best and one was the overwhelming favorite.   Speaking of Taco Bell, a 9 year old's letter to them just landed her a sweet spot as one of the Taco Bell convention's keynote speakers...in Las Vegas....catered by the third graders favorite restaurant, Taco Bell.   Tom is finding out that there a a lot of people who hate Prius drivers.  Hear his reaction and what other people think.  And Pat has an idea for a special car show in East Sac.  

Scott Lay is the author of The Nooner, the premiere newsletter for goings on in California Politics and Policy. Through The Nooner, Scott Lay informs his readers on important issues in California politics and policy. By his own admission, Lay is not a straight-up journalist. He editorializes, creates conversations, and brings the capitol community closer together by infusing his writing with a human touch. Because he is not confined by the title “journalist” Lay is also able to exert influence on the process, by using his platform and impressive readership to bring issues to light which might not otherwise be covered. Lay is also the former CEO of the Community College League of California, where he served for close to 25 years and is an alumni of the UC Davis Hastings school law. Shownotes 1:30 - Intro & explaining The Nooner 14:35 - Leaving to start The Nooner 27:00 - Black Lives Matter Sacramento 34:00 - When are they going to shut down East Sac & Fair Oaks and the other white suburbs that are complicit? 56:00 - Twitter & elected officials 40:00 - Scott is BANNED from the Co-op! 52:00 - The road to redemption for Matt Dababneh… 54:00 - “Allegedly” 1:06:00 - The GOP has seven tough seats in California 1:13:00 - Wildfires 1:27:00 - The ugly politics of drawing down relief funds for mostly republican counties 1:32:00 - Life takes life

Interview: Ellen Cochrane on East Sac's issues, in particular the controversial development threatening a decent neighborhood, which happens to be the host's

Interview: Ellen Cochrane on East Sac's issues, in particular the controversial development threatening a decent neighborhood, which happens to be the host's