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After the regional weather forecast KVMR's Paul Emery sits down with retired Federal Reserve economist Gary Zimmerman to talk trade wars and the risk of recession on this week's Economic Report. KVMR News correspondent Sherrie Cunningham covers the annual Grass Valley Banner Grange Seed Swap event. In the latest Al Explores, KVMR Science correspondent Al Stahler brings us some BIG questions. He taps Stanford University Psychologist Dr. Justin Gardner for answers. We end with an essay by Nevada City poet Molly Fisk in her ongoing Observations from a Working Poet series.

On this week's Friday Evening News Magazine we've got weather and basketball. Okay, it's not love and basketball but it's still helpful to know. KVMR's Paul Emery and Retired Fed Economist Gary Zimmerman talk Trade wars, consumer confidence, and how to know when the economy is in a recession on tonight's Economic Report. KVMR Science Correspondent Al Stahler speaks with a medical radiologist about cell phone towers in Nevada County.  And Molly Fisk brings us her musings on slang in her ongoing Observations from a Working Poet series.

On this week's Friday Evening News Magazine, KVMR News Correspondent Sherrie Cunningham looks into the potential for new housing options in downtown Grass Valley. Paul Emery and retired Federal Reserve Economist Gary Zimmerman examine some interesting decisions U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick is making when it comes to data. Nevada City poet Molly Fisk shares poems for when sorrow prohibits you from writing your own.

On this week's Friday Evening News Magazine we look at Nevada County's newly appointed poet laureate, Paul Emery and retired Fed Economist Gary Zimmerman discuss the how the new administration's policy decisions might affect inflation rates, and Al Stahler speaks with Dr. Scott Kellerman, Nevada County's former Public Health Officer, about how technology influences the doctor-patient relationship. To close it all out, Nevada City poet Molly Fisk shares a special St. Valentine's Day essay.

On this weeks Friday Evening News Magazine we dive into the winter weather heading to much of our listening area. After nearly 20 years amongst the KVMR ranks, Hydrogeologist Steve Baker joins Paul Emery for his final Water News. The two explore the recent Southern California wildfires and the state's water future. Half a century ago, a North San Juan resident set out for a small Norwegian town intending to stay the summer. What she walked into was something entirely unexpected. Al Stahler spoke with the science writer about her life-changing Norwegian odyssey.  In the wake of the devastating Altadena and Palisades fires, Money Matters host Marc Cuniberti gives his two cents into the reasoning behind who receives fire insurance coverage and who gets dumped. Nevada City poet Molly Fisk lets us in on a few of her writing tips that may seem to some applicable off the page as well.

As President Trump's first week in office comes to a close, Paul Emery and retired Fed Economist Gary Zimmerman sit down to discuss the economy he's inherited in the latest edition of the Economic Report. KVMR News Director Cláudio Mendonça sits down with Tibetan Monks from the Gaden Shartse Monastery in South India who are back in town for their yearly visit. Al Stahler speaks with local historian Hank Meals to discuss the development of our foothill community in the years following the Gold Rush, including the sordid details of legendary Nevada County resident. We close with an essay by Nevada City poet Molly Fisk. With the recent Grass Valley visit of John McCutcheon, Molly reflects on past generations of folk musicians.

On this week's Friday Evening News Magazine, Paul Emery returns with retired Federal Reserve economist Gary Zimmerman to review how the US Economy held up over the past year and what the incoming president will inherit. We'll catch up with local library employees about their favorite reads of 2024. And April Glaser brings us her commentary on the wildfires currently raging in southern California. The Nevada City based writer and journalist examines what the firestorms mean for such a densely populated area rich in history. Nevada City poet Molly Fisk brings us New Year's tidings from the ancient Greek and Roman gods in her ongoing Observations from a Working Poet series.

KVMR News Director Cláudio Mendonça speaks with Nevada County's Director of Public Works, David Garcia, about SB 1383, the state bill requiring California residents to divert food waste from landfills. Over 40 million people rely on the Colorado River to bring them water, but with water sharing guidelines set to expire shortly, states are having a difficult time carving up various slices of the pie. Paul Emery sits down with hydrogeologist Steve Baker to find out if any headway is being made when it comes to who gets what in the world of water. In this week's Money Matters commentary host Marc Cuniberti explains that a “high sigma event” is not, in fact, a questionable fraternity activity but an economic crisis. Molly Fisk brings us poems celebrating winter solstice, the impending holidays, and the new year right around the corner in her ongoing Observations from a Working Poet series.

Official election results are in! We'll take a look at what that means for Grass Valley's city council before your weekend weather forecast.Paul Emery is joined by retired Fed Economist Gary Zimmerman to decipher the labor market and interest rates in this week's Economic Report before KVMR science correspondent Al Stahler speaks to chemist Garret Miyake about PFAS. Poet Molly Fisk gets us in the holiday mood with an essay from her Observations from a Working Poet series.

After a look at your weekend weather forecast we jump into the world of inflation with Paul Emery and retired Fed economist Gary Zimmerman on this week's Economic Report. Al Stahler brings us a lesson in Greek mythology, applying it to the modern world of ground-breaking scientific experimentation. He's joined by University of Pennsylvania's Daniel Baker. To close it all out, we have an essay by Nevada City poet Molly Fisk. Molly lets us in on some Thanksgiving plans that would turn even the most content among us green.

Your first News Magazine of this November begins with news from PG&E and the Nevada County's Elections office.Paul Emery and Gary Zimmerman discuss what October's Jobs Report means for the U.S. in the latest Economic Report. KVMR's Al Stahler looks at the former John Woolman School in Nevada City -- it's been just over a month since escrow closed on the property, transferring the title from the Quakers to the Nisenan tribe.  We close with an essay by Nevada City poet Molly Fisk in her ongoing Observations from a Working Poet series.

This week we examine Nevada Irrigation District and Pacific Gas and Electric Company's fraught relationship before KVMR News Director Cláudio Mendonça shares the latest on a potential new law that would allow tiny homes on wheels to be used as ADUs in Nevada County. Paul Emery sits down with Hydrogeologist Steve Baker in the latest edition of Water News to discuss developing regulations in the water recycling pipeline.Money Matters host Marc Cuniberti explores the world of what some may call self-care including the potential benefits and pitfalls and we close with an essay by Molly Fisk.

After local headlines and regional weather, Paul Emery is joined by hydrogeologist Steve Baker to look at the role of AI in drought predictions and to discuss a controversial project aiming to increase California's water storage capacity. April Glaser reports on InConcert Sierra's new venue. Although not yet complete, the nearly one-acre arts complex is expected to house a conference center, a black box theater, and an acoustically isolated concert hall. Marc Cuniberti attempts to decipher big moves being made by billionaire investor Warren Buffett in his Money Matters commentary and Nevada City poet Molly Fisk talks "nordlys" in this week's essay. 

KVMR's Paul Emery and former Federal Reserve economist Gary Zimmerman navigate the numbers and demystify the current GDP and labor market reports. Al Stahler talks with three members from the Redbud Chapter of the California Native Plant Society to give listeners the lowdown on upcoming events for local gardeners to stock their landscape with native plants. KVMRx's inaugural music festival known as X-Fest is right around the corner and KVMR News Director Cláudio Mendonça finds out everything you need to know from KVMRx Program Director and X-Fest Creator Jai Hanes. Molly Fisk returns for more in her ongoing Observations from a Working Poet series.

After local news and headlines KVMR's Paul Emery and Hydrogeologist Steve Baker bring us the latest in the world of water with a focus on wildfires. Marc Cuniberti looks at the impact of artificial intelligence on the markets in today's Money Matters commentary. We close with a new essay from Nevada City poet Molly Fisk.  

KVMR's Paul Emery sits down to discuss some new Federal Reserve policy headlines with economist Gary Zimmerman. Al Stahler speaks with Nevada County's Habitat for Humanity Development Director Jason Miles to discover how the organization creates affordable housing. Nevada City poet Molly Fisk reflects on nostalgia for certain elements of the past while weighing the convenience of modern technology in this week's Observations from a Working Poet series.

This week retired Fed economist Gary Zimmerman talks with Paul Emery about the latest Jobs Report and how it might affect the Fed's next move. Al Stahler tells us what to watch for as Boeing's Starliner Space Module returns to Earth, and we'll head to our local library with Kelley Rees to learn about their Library Card Design Contest. We close with an essay by Molly Fisk. 

After regional news headlines and weather, KVMR's Paul Emery and hydrogeologist Steve Baker bring us the latest in water news. Cláudio Mendonça, KVMR's News Director joins Taylor Wolf, Nevada County's Public Information Officer, to discuss how best to stay safe this holiday weekend.Molly Fisk brings us an essay in her ongoing Observations from a Working Poet series about a chance encounter with wildlife.

The process of weaning our patients off biologic disease-modifying antirheumatic drug (b-DMARD) therapy is not unfamiliar in our clinics. However, when attending to our patients, many complications and questions arise. Specific guidance is needed, but where do we turn? Thankfully, our latest guest, Dr. Paul Emery, may have some answers. His latest study, Predicting Flare in Patients With Rheumatoid Arthritis in Biologic Induced Remission, on Tapering, and on Stable Therapy attempted to “identify predictors of flare in patients in stable b-DMARD–induced clinical remission”. Let's dive in together and see what he and his team have found! 

On this weeks's Friday Evening News Magazine we bring you updates on the Athens Fire burning just north of Roseville and the Royal Fire southwest of Truckee. Then, the triumphant return of KVMR's Economic Report with Paul Emery and Economics Professor Gary Zimmerman. KVMR's resident science correspondent Al Stahler sits down with Joel Green, an instrument scientist at the Space Telescope Science Institute to learn just why we keep looking for answers in the stars. And an essay all about July from Nevada City poet Molly Fisk.

Music festival season is upon us and it looks like there just might be someone new in town to add to the already stacked lineup of live music options. KVMR Music DJ Suzanne Calkins takes a look at The Honey Hills festival, a collaboration between two Nevada County residents who morphed their passion for the arts and music into the creation of the four-day event. We've got the latest edition of Water news with Hydrogeologist Steve Baker and KVMR's Paul Emery, and to close it all out, an essay by Nevada City poet Molly Fisk.

New GDP data was recently published and former Federal Reserve Economist Gary Zimmerman joins KVMR's Paul Emery to decipher what this means for us non-former Fed folks. The countdown to the KVMR Celtic Festival is on!  This year the music and cultural celebration takes place May 3rd through May 5th. KVMR News Director Cláudio Mendonça sits down with Celtic Festival Event Producer, Production Assistant, and Children's Area Manager to find out more about the date change, what to expect at the 26th Celtic Fest, and what the Celtic experts are most looking forward to. Nevada City poet Molly Fisk takes us along for a ride in this week's essay.

This week we bring you a particularly poetic news magazine. KVMR correspondent Al Stahler takes a detour from the science world to explore the realm of arts.  He sits down with prolific writer and poet Sands Hall to discuss the medium in anticipation of this weekend's Sierra Poetry Festival. Bringing us squarely back to the reality of capitalism, Former Federal Reserve Economist Gary Zimmerman joins KVMR's Paul Emery in this week's Economic Report. Nevada County's very own Molly Fisk brings us her weekly musings in her latest observations from a working poet.

This week's KVMR News Magazine brings you coverage of an alleged stolen vehicle chase in Grass Valley along State Route 174 and into Placer county. And what does it mean that the United States Federal Reserve follows a data-driven policy? Well, unless you're a Fed-head, you may need former Fed Economist Gary Zimmerman to help spell things out. Gary discusses this question and more with KVMR's Paul Emery. Nevada County Climate Action Now member, Shirley Freriks brings us a commentary surrounding the questions: Is zero waste possible?  And Molly Fisk tackles two difficult subjects in her weekly essay.

This week KVMR News Director Cláudio Mendonça speaks with Chad Wingo, Publisher of The Union. Paul Emery and Hydrogeologist Steve Baker bring us another edition of Water News. Al Stahler welcomes the founders of Full Circle Community Garden in Nevada City. Molly Fisk brings us the first glimpse of Spring and all the entails. 

Join Professor Peter Nash from the Griffith University in Brisbane, as well as Professors Andrew Cope, Professor of Rheumatology and Head of the Centre for Rheumatic Diseases at Kings College London, Professor Paul Emery, Clinical Professor and Director of the Leeds Biomedical Research Centre, and Professor John Isaacs, Professor of clinical immunology and Director of Newcastle Biomedicine Versus Arthritis Experimental Arthritis Treatment Centre. Together they discuss the recent paper ‘Abatacept in individuals at high risk of rheumatoid arthritis (APIPPRA): a randomised, double-blind, multicentre, parallel, placebo-controlled, phase 2b clinical trial', published in The Lancet on 13th February 2024.

In this week's News Magazine we've got details on this weekend's Nevada City Chinese Lunar New Year Parade and the county's housing survey. Paul Emery and hydrogeologist Steve Baker tackle fracking and a big Nevada Irrigation District decision on the latest edition of Water News. Money Matters Host Marc Cuniberti is back with an overview of Uncle Sam's purse strings--how does the US measure up when it comes to spending and lending compared with our fellow country cohorts? Poet Molly Fisk directs her thoughts to the process of aging and the afterlife.

KVMR's Paul Emery and Former Federal Reserve Economist Gary Zimmerman take us along for a check-up on how the U.S. economy seems to be fairing in the early stages of 2024. 

This week we recap the aftermath of those recent punishing storms. KVMR's Paul Emery and Former Federal Reserve Economist Gary Zimmerman take us along for a check-up on how the U.S. economy seems to be fairing in the early stages of 2024. KVMR Science Correspondent Al Stahler speaks to a special Nevada County visitor. We end our News Magazine with an essay by Molly Fisk.

Hydrogeologist Steve Baker joins KVMR's Paul Emery to talk atmospheric rivers and just how meteorologists determine what to report in their weather forecasts. 

On this week's News Magazine the Nevada County Library welcomes a 6th member to its literary family. KVMR News Director Cláudio Mendonça sends us a dispatch from the Bear River library ribbon cutting ceremony. Hydrogeologist Steve Baker joins KVMR's Paul Emery to talk atmospheric rivers and how meteorologists determine what to report in their weather forecasts. Money Matter's host Marc Cuniberti attempts to translate the language of financial instruments in his commentary. We close with an essay by Molly Fisk about the beauty of weather apps.

Paul Emery and economist Gary Zimmerman talk about inflation and the Fed's Beige Book, the Federal Reserve System publication that describes the economic conditions across the 12 Federal Reserve Districts.

This week on your Friday Evening News Magazine we hear from Nevada County's Office of Emergency Services Program Director Paul Cummings about this weekend's NWS Flood Watch. Then it's a new Economic Report with Paul Emery and economist Gary Zimmerman. This week they're talking inflation and something special from the Federal Reserve. Then KVMR News Director Cláudio Mendonça speaks with Wild and Scenic Film Festival Director Lívia Campos de Menezes. And we end with an essay by Molly Fisk.

Economist Gary Zimmerman joins Paul Emery for a look back at how the national economy fared in 2023 and what to expect in the new year in the latest Economic Report.

This week we look at a forty-year-old Nevada County cold case and give you the details on this weekend's winter storm. Economist Gary Zimmerman joins Paul Emery for a look back at how the national economy fared in 2023 and what to expect in the new year in the latest Economic Report. Money Matter's host Marc Cuniberti drops by to share his commentary on the potential benefits of financial resolutions. Molly Fisk closes out your News Magazine with an essay that ricochets from Norse mythology to Oxford Language's 2023 Word of the Year.

On this week's News Magazine: KVMR News Director Cláudio Mendonça speaks to Toby Guevin, Nevada County's Health and Wellness Program Manager to find out what's in the new and unique vending machines. They're part of the Health Department's Health Access Vending Machine Program. Hydrogeologist Steve Baker returns, bringing us some water world holiday cheer. He sits down with Paul Emery for the latest Water News which includes - poetry? Marc Cuniberti drops by to share his commentary on the ever-changing job market in this week's Money Matters, and we close with an essay by Molly Fisk.

Hydrogeologist Steve Baker sits down with Paul Emery for the latest Water News which includes some water-world holiday cheer.

On Wednesday, the Federal Reserve announced that it would keep interest rates unchanged. What does that mean in the long run? Paul Emery talked with retired Federal Reserve economist Gary Zimmerman to find out. 

Last week, September labor market data revealed that payroll job numbers rose by 336,000 jobs – that's quite a lot, in contrast to the Dow Jones consensus estimate of 170,000.KVMR's Paul Emery and Gary Zimmerman, a retired fed economist, discuss what exactly that means for us, while also updating us on unemployment rate percentages and wage increases.

Last week, September labor market data revealed that payroll job numbers rose by 336,000 jobs – an increase that's about double what most analysts were expecting to see. After regional headlines, KVMR's Paul Emery and Gary Zimmerman, a retired Fed economist, discuss what exactly that means for us.There's bad news brewing in Tulare Lake, and that bad news is avian botulism – it's deadly to birds, and rescuers and environmentalists alike are working tirelessly to prevent a massive die off. The California Report has the story.

Laws and regulations play an imperative role in the accessibility and functions of water throughout California, as well as in the whole of the United States.KVMR's Paul Emery speaks with hydrogeologist Steve Baker about the several contributions that Dianne Feinstein made to the water world during her time as United States senator.

Laws and regulations play an imperative role in the accessibility and functions of water throughout California, as well as in the whole of the United States. KVMR's Paul Emery speaks with hydrogeologist Steve Baker about the several contributions that Dianne Feinstein made to the water world during her time as United States senator. The California Hydrogen Coalition is saying that if California wants to achieve its goal of having all new cars sold in the state being zero emission by 2035, hydrogen vehicles need to be involved. The California Report brings us the story.That's all before a commentary by Marc Cunniberti.

At their monetary policy meeting last week, the Federal Reserve policymakers decided against raising interest rates. KVMR's Paul Emery and retired fed economist, Gary Zimmerman, bring us the details.

After a look at local news and weather, KVMR's Paul Emery talks with retired Fed economist, Gary Zimmerman, for another edition of his Economic Report. The two discus the Federal Reserve's recent decision not to raise interest rates. The California Report brings us to Del Paso Heights in Sacramento County where fentanyl-related deaths have risen sharply, and explores the potential reasons for the spike.We close with a commentary by Paul Elias.

We rely on water for a number of different things — and whenever a population needs one specific thing in order to maintain normalcy and sustain life itself, it's easy for things to get complicated. Sometimes, that's where regulations come in. KVMR's Paul Emery talks with hydrogeologist Steve Baker about the different ways that California's water-related regulations and bills are passed and implemented.

We rely on water for a number of different things — and whenever a population needs one specific thing in order to maintain normalcy and sustain life itself, it's easy for things to get complicated. Sometimes, that's where regulations come in. KVMR's Paul Emery talks with hydrogeologist Steve Baker about the different ways that California's water-related regulations and bills are passed and implemented.As a result of relatively new abortion regulations across the country, Southern California's Planned Parenthoods have witnessed a dramatic increase in out-of-state patients seeking reproductive care. The California Report highlights the thousands of Planned Parenthood workers who recently voted to unionize due to that increase. Our newscast closes with a commentary by Marc Cuniberti.

KVMR News Director Cláudio Mendonça brings us to the Madelyn Helling Library, which was recently the venue for a punk performance by local band, Slutz Ville. There, he talks with librarian Ian Boalt to learn more about the branch's brand new zine collection. Looking for a new place to live? Well, in Sacramento, you can rent a micro apartment, which is a living space smaller than 300 square feet. The California Report has the details. After a look at local news and weather, KVMR's Paul Emery and Gary Zimmerman bring us yet another financial update.

Next week, on September 19th and 20th, the Federal Reserve policy makers will be meeting at the Federal Reserve Board in Washington DC. After the meeting, they'll announce any monetary policy decisions made – but what does that mean for us?KVMR's Paul Emery sits down with retired Fed economist Gary Zimmerman to answer that question.

The idea of foreign countries misusing our water resources isn't exactly a new one – you might be surprised to hear, though, about how much water we're talking about – sometimes even as much as over 3000 gallons per minute.Hydrogeologist Steve Baker talks with Paul Emery about water management, and about how mismanagement has the potential to cause deep problems.

The Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City just held their annual Jackson Hole Economic Symposium in Wyoming; they analyzed structural shifts in our global economy, pandemic-era inflation issues, labor markets, and more.KVMR's Paul Emery speaks with retired fed economist Gary Zimmerman to help make sense of it all.