Podcasts about martins beach

Our guest this week is Catherine Herrera. Joanne talks to Catherine Herrera about how, as an Indigenous woman of mixed ancestry, she uses her documentary films as a way of bridge-building. Catherine Herrera creates impactful art that inspires dialogue and action by sharing unique stories with broad audiences. Coastal climate change is the focus of Catherine's current public art and documentary project Martins Beach, highlighting today's collaborative California Native Coastal Stewardship programs inspiring hope for mitigation and renewal. Catherine is a professional documentary filmmaker and photojournalist, with a body of personal art/films/installations reflecting on themes of belonging, identity, memory and notions of 'home,' including: "Bridge Walkers", created on commission and exhibited at the de Young Museum; art installations: "Feast of Beams", "Sitting Ohlone I", "Open Doors to a Healing"; several short films: "Witness the Healing", "Transition", "From the Same Family: An Intimate View of Globalization" and "Alphabet People"; and, her first feature documentary, "Transition". In September 2023, Catherine will exhibit photographs selected by curator Elizabeth Hawley from Catherine's series, Landless Indians, for a group show featuring contemporary Native American artists. Catherine Herrera is the third generation of photographers in her family. To Register to be part of the life recording of future The Filmmaker's Life sessions please visit https://www.filmmakersuccess.com/The-Filmmakers-Life-Home .

NOTE: An important flag on "reef friendly" sunscreens – the term is not regulated and some manufacturers use it incorrectly for marketing reef harmful products. Your best bet is to check the label and make sure zinc oxide or titanium dioxide are the only active ingredients  Heal the Bay: Sewage Spill Update Heal the Bay: Beach and River Report Cards Surfrider: 2021 Clean Water Report Coastal Commission staff report: Ocean Fathoms Surfrider: Your Guide to Reef Friendly Sunscreen Olivia for the Ocean: 5 Tips for Plastic-Free Reef-Safe Sunscreen FACTOID: Saving Native Oysters Photo of Jennifer Savage at Martins Beach by Philip Cheung

A prime piece of California coastline is back in the news, bringing up issues of privacy versus public access — it's the latest in the fight over Martins Beach. Then, we get an update on the state of monarch butterflies. And, a new interview from Solano State Prison, about a guy who used to be a professional arborist.

The conflict between the state of California and a Silicon Valley billionaire over a beach on the San Mateo County coast is at an important juncture.

Jan 8 2020   - El Cerrito recycling fee hike  - No new info on car plunge - 3.1 Hollister earthquake  - Terrorist iPhone jailbreak request - East Bay schools ransomware attack - Martins Beach vs Billionaire  - Another Elk Grove school lockdown  - Man arrested after gas station arson attempt  - Catalytic converter stolen - man woman duo burglaries  - Pedophile fugitive extradited from MX to Sacramento  - Measure K sales tax ruling  - the lost town of Eliza - MJUSD and teachers reach tentative agreement  - person stuck in potato machine - Valley land has sunk  - Canal thugs punch elderly 

Surfrider's New Year's ResolutionsCalifornia sues Silicon Valley billionaire over Martins Beach access Surfrider San Francisco – Restore Sloat LA Times Editorial: California needs to get serious about sea level riseScientic American: The Biggest Climate Change Questions in the Coming DecadeLighthawkGet involved!

(No FACTOID this week 'cause Katie Day is on VACAY.)WSL PureLarge Sewage Spill Plagues OC Beaches Appeals Court Rules in Favor of Martins Beach OwnerPacific Ocean: California's Secret Weapon Against Climate Change#GivingTuesdaySurfrider CaliforniaPhoto by California Policy Coordinator Mandy Sackett.Recorded at Café Brio – an Ocean Friendly Restaurant! – and Slice of Humboldt Pie.

Podcast By The Bay sits down with CA State Senator for District 13 Jerry Hill to discuss many of the issues affecting District 13 including housing, transit, P.G.&E, and perspective on recent legislation such as SB 50 Zoning.  Senator Hill also offers insight on some of the key topics that have been apart of his career in public service including the San Bruno Pipeline Fire, the Smoking Ban, and Martins Beach.  This episode features music by Leo DeVito.  Senator Hill was interviewed in July 2019 Stay Tuned! Website-  www.podcastbythebay.comFacebook-  www.facebook.com/podcastbythebayTwitter-  @Podcastbythebay

Podcast By The Bay sits down with CA State Senator for District 13 Jerry Hill to discuss many of the issues affecting District 13 including housing, transit, P.G.&E, and perspective on recent legislation such as SB 50 Zoning.  Senator Hill also offers insight on some of the key topics that have been apart of his career in public service including the San Bruno Pipeline Fire, the Smoking Ban, and Martins Beach.  This episode features music by Leo DeVito.  Senator Hill was interviewed in July 2019 Stay Tuned! Website-  www.podcastbythebay.comFacebook-  www.facebook.com/podcastbythebayTwitter-  @Podcastbythebay

Your hosts are back with another hot track. This time, we talk about The Baker Center for Leadership and Governance's 2018 poll on American confidence in social institutions. You'll never guess who Americans trust the most (just kidding, you'll probably guess). This leads us into some discussion of how philanthropy works as a conservative strategy intent on reproducing the status quo. Then we talk about Patrick G. Ryan, founder of AON insurance and we muse on the fact that commercial insurance is a financial prerequisite for modern infrastructure as we know it. Our second billionaire is Vinod Khosla, co-founder of Sun Microsystems. Khosla's Twitter bio reads "entrepreneurship zealot, grounded technology possibilist, believer in the power of ideas." We don't know what that means, but it apparently underwrites his belief that he can seize public land for his private use, as he did with Martins Beach in California.

Our guest today is Christian Torgrimson.  Christian is a founding partner in the firm of Pursley Friese & Torgrimson in Atlanta, Georgia and an excellent condemnation lawyer.  We have an interesting and informative conversation with Christian about the eminent domain process in Georgia and we also cover some great practice pointers about getting a witness prepared to testify effectively.  A link to Christian’s bio is here: http://pftlegal.com/ourteam/torgrimson/ In our opening statement, we discuss three cases where the U.S. Supreme Court recently denied certiorari.  They are: Pacetta, LLC v. Town of Ponce Inlet  that was discussed in Episode 15 of the Podcast with Mark Miller of Pacific Legal Foundation.  A link to the show is here:  https://www.eminentdomainpodcast.com/podcast-episode-15-development-credits-permitting-and-ripeness-with-mark-miller-of-pacific-legal-foundation/ Martins Beach 1, LLC v. Surfrider Foundation that was discussed in Episode 18 of the Podcast with Robert Thomas.  A link to the show is here:  https://www.eminentdomainpodcast.com/podcast-episode-18-williamson-county-robert-thomas/ Dabbs, Jr. v. Anne Arundel County.  A link to that opinion is here:  https://caselaw.findlaw.com/md-court-of-appeals/1893571.html Please share your thoughts on the show or this episode with me.  I’m on Twitter @J_Clint. My webpage bio is here: http://www.dawsonsodd.com/attorneys/clint-schumacher/

• In fight over Martins Beach, locals just want respect for their prized coastline

The US Supreme Court this week declined to take up the case of tech billionaire Vinod Khosla's attempt to privatize a popular beach near Half Moon Bay, California. Locals rejoiced with a gathering at the beach this week, but the fight isn't over and Khosla is sure to regroup. To explain what's going on at Martins Beach and what could happen next, I called up Chad Nelsen, CEO of the Surfrider Foundation, the group that sued Khosla over public access to Martins Beach and won, We cover the whole case and discuss similar examples across California of other private groups trying to keep the public from accessing the coast. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Peter Ravella and Tyler Buckingham sit down for a special edition of ASP to discuss the ramifications of the U.S. Supreme Court declining to take the Martins Beach case.

LA Times weighs in on controversy at Martins Beach, sad tale from The Atlantic on how corporations became people; H1B visas and Einstein visas, brief obit for Steven Hawking

LA Times weighs in on controversy at Martins Beach, sad tale from The Atlantic on how corporations became people; H1B visas and Einstein visas, brief obit for Steven Hawking