Inside KZYX 072123

This episode of KZYX features interviews with new Board Representative Troy Mellott and with Joy LaClaire, host and producer of Forthright Radio; also a repeat performance of Episode 6 of "A World without KZYX," a six-part radio drama produced aired in 2022, and starring the staff of KZYX, as well as Gordon Black as the announcer and the music of Rob Schwimmer. 

In this episode of Inside KZYX, interviews with KZYX intern/producer Max Colfax, Board members Rhoda Teplow and Mary Golden and Music Director Katharine Cole. Marty Durlin and Eddie Haehl co-host.

Alexs Vincent, Project Manager of KZYX's new studio construction at 390 West Clay Street; Mendocino County Public Broadcasting Board President Susan Kanaan along with former Board president Dina Polkinghorne, who is currently serving as co-manager and will become interim manager after Marty Durlin's departure at the end of June. 

An excerpt of the talk by Amy Goodman at SPACE Theater on April 5th, 2024; KZYX Public Affairs Director and Bilingual Reporter Victor Palomino on his efforts to build relationships with high school students and their teachers around the county. Hosted by Marty Durlin and Eddie Haehl. 

This episode features Kathy Rippey, host of Get on Up; and new KZYX Board members Stewart Dickson and Carol Wilder. Hosted by Marty Durlin and Eddie Haehl.

This episode features KZYX News Director Sarah Reith discussing the election season in Mendocino County; and telecommunications expert Mark Spindler on the dangers of losing landline access because of a move by AT&T to drop its designation as "carrier of last resort."  now in front of the California Public Utility Commission. The question is currently in front of the California Public Utility Commission.

This episode of Inside KZYX features a discussion with Music Director Katharine Cole, describing the programs hosted by 14 new music hosts; and interviews with outgoing KZYX Board President Dina Polkinghorne and incoming Board President Susan Baird Kanaan, explaining upcoming Board elections and the business of the Board in the coming year.