California State Polytechnic University, Humboldt
Public university in Arcata, Californiawww.humboldt.edu
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Sep 20, 2026
Brad ListiHOST
Uh, where'd you go to college?
Margaret MaloneGUEST
Um, Humboldt State University.
Brad ListiHOST
Do you smoke a ton of pot?
Margaret MaloneGUEST
I did.
Steve StocktonHOST
Number four, John Stewart Campbell.
Steve StocktonHOST
18-year-old John Stewart Campbell of Arcata, California, was a bright and promising student at Humboldt State University.
Steve StocktonHOST
John had his whole life ahead of him, and he was eager to complete his college degree and find his place in the world.
Steve StocktonHOST
Unfortunately, John was robbed of that chance, and now his family are seeking answers and justice.
Steve StocktonHOST
John was last seen last time on February 16th, 1985, on the campus of Humboldt State University.
Steve StocktonHOST
There are very few details available in John's case, and all we know is that a residence hall advisor, or an RA, reported him missing after he had not been seen or heard from for a few days.
Steve StocktonHOST
The school informed John's parents, who immediately launched their own search for their son.
Steve StocktonHOST
The Humboldt State University Police Department took on the case, and within a few days, the first clue had emerged.
Steve StocktonHOST
Number four, John Stuart Campbell.
Steve StocktonHOST
18-year-old John Stewart Campbell of Arcata, California was a bright and promising student at Humboldt State University.
Steve StocktonHOST
John had his whole life ahead of him and he was eager to complete his college degree and find his place in the world.
Steve StocktonHOST
Unfortunately, John was robbed of that chance and now his family are seeking answers and justice.
Steve StocktonHOST
John was last seen last time on February 16th, 1985 on the campus of Humboldt State University.
Steve StocktonHOST
There are very few details available in John's case and all we know is that a residence hall advisor or an RA reported him missing after he had not been seen or heard from for a few days.
Steve StocktonHOST
The school informed John's parents who immediately launched their own search for their son.
Steve StocktonHOST
The Humboldt State University Police Department took on the case and within a few days, the first clue had emerged.
Sarah Jaquette RayHOST
Welcome to "Climate Magic," a show where we explore the messy human side of climate politics.
Sarah Jaquette RayHOST
I'm your host, Dr. Sarah Jaquette Ray, an author and a professor of environmental studies at Cal Poly Humboldt.
Sarah Jaquette RayHOST
Many environmentally-minded good people, probably like listeners of "Climate Magic," struggle to know whether their small actions are worth it.
Sarah Jaquette RayHOST
Green lifestyle choices like avoiding plastic straws or riding a bike instead of driving, we've more or less accepted that these individual consumer-based approaches to saving the planet are insufficient, yet we still need to feel like we make a difference and that we have some agency in all of it.
Sarah Jaquette RayHOST
To my mind, confronting this shortcoming is the single most important task for environmental education today." So a little more about my guest bio.
Sarah Jaquette RayHOST
Dr. Maniates is a scholar and educator of environmental politics, sustainable consumption, and sociotechnical change, whose academic career spans more than four decades across multiple continents.
Sarah Jaquette RayHOST
He has edited and written a lot of books, including one with our dear Cal Poly Humboldt professor of politics, Dr. John Meyer, called "The Environmental Politics of Sacrifice," which is really good.
Sarah Jaquette RayHOST
I highly recommend it.
Paul C. ThorntonHOST
When did you learn about EVs?
Mike CaudillGUEST
Yeah, so interestingly enough, When I finished, I went to a small school in Northern California called Humboldt State University, the Lumberjacks.
Mike CaudillGUEST
And I played football.
Mike CaudillGUEST
I was a football player.
Adriana ZoutalGUEST
My background is kinesiology, so I have a bachelor's degree in kinesiology.
Adriana ZoutalGUEST
I studied at Humboldt State University in California.
Adriana ZoutalGUEST
After that, I moved into really diving deep into holistic functional medicine.
Adriana ZoutalGUEST
I got so immersed in it.
Greg VandyHOST
So from what I understand, you attempted the college thing.
Greg VandyHOST
You dropped out at 19 or something like that from Humboldt State, I think is what I read, and-
Marisa AndersonGUEST
Yeah
Greg VandyHOST
... then you started traveling, right? And you had a bit of a nomad existence, and you traveled and played guitar, and what did you see out there during that time of your life?
Joe AikenHOST
Have you guys had any, uh, I, I guess I'll call it graduates of the program already out and about making a difference yet?
Brian EubanksGUEST
So, uh, last week, um, we had a individual get his ISA, um, and Colin is a second year, uh, forestry student at Humboldt State.
Brian EubanksGUEST
The issue with our pr- and he, he's a member and he's, uh, we have this philosophy, see one, do one, teach one.
Brian EubanksGUEST
And so he is just probably the newest arborist in the country right now, and he-
Odalis AvalosGUEST
My name's Odalis Avalos.
Odalis AvalosGUEST
I have my bachelor's in environmental science and management and a minor in GIS from now called Cal Poly Humboldt.
Odalis AvalosGUEST
I also later got my master's degree at UC Davis in civil and environmental engineering.
Christian TrujilloGUEST
Whoop whoop.
Odalis AvalosGUEST
I was one of the first members, and progressively with all of my [laughs] years of volunteering, I've now established myself as a co-founder.
Odalis AvalosGUEST
And I actually stumbled upon them from a flyer, and I think that flyer for me was just fate.
Odalis AvalosGUEST
I had gone to Cal Poly Humboldt, and that was e- eight hours away from my home, which was Fresno, California.
Odalis AvalosGUEST
And it was a very isolating experience.
Brooke WarnerHOST
She is the editor of News from Native California Magazine, and director of the Berkeley Roundhouse, which is Heyday's California Indian publishing program.
Brooke WarnerHOST
She is also the editor of the 2023 anthology, No, We Are Here: Voices of Native California Resistance, and she received her undergraduate degree from Cal Poly Humboldt, which is just an interesting note that that used to be Cal State Humboldt, and you are the first person I've read a book by that made me understand they changed their name.
Brooke WarnerHOST
Um, also you went to Cal's Graduate School of Journalism.
Brooke WarnerHOST
Terria, welcome.
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