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Central Coast

Area in San Luis Obispo CountyWikipedia

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Sep 14, 2026

MarkAUDIENCE
32:34
I love all of you.
TammyAUDIENCE
32:37
This is Tammy calling from the Central Coast of California.
TammyAUDIENCE
32:40
Today is September 10th, and I am on my way to Santa Maria right now, where my daughter and her kids live, and my youngest 10-year-old autistic granddaughter is missing.
TammyAUDIENCE
32:55
So, family, I desperately could use your prayers in just asking for her safe return.
Luis EscobarHOST
18:38
That's him.
Luis EscobarHOST
18:39
So let me jump in and just say to our listeners, because most of the people that listen to this know that I'm involved with organizing running events and directed many races all across the country, but mostly on the California Central Coast.
Luis EscobarHOST
18:56
So our listeners may not know that the Bloodroot Ultras, it's a series of races that happen in Pittsfield, Vermont.
Luis EscobarHOST
19:07
It's on the farm that is owned by Joe DeSena, who also owns Spartan Race.
Craig McMillanHOST
0:38
At Hope Family Wines, these tastings are a cornerstone of partnership.
Craig McMillanHOST
0:43
Founder Austin Hope grew up surrounded by vineyards and farming families on California's Central Coast.
Craig McMillanHOST
0:49
That upbringing shaped his belief that great wine is built on long-term relationships grounded in trust, transparency, and a shared purpose.
Craig McMillanHOST
0:59
Today, his winery works with nearly 50 growers each year, and that relationship-first philosophy guides every collaboration.
Jesse SingalHOST
15:52
They're not hard like us.
Katie HerzogHOST
15:53
Yeah, so it's on s- California's Central Coast.
Katie HerzogHOST
15:55
It's halfway between LA and San Francisco, so Mediterranean climate.
Katie HerzogHOST
15:59
It's slightly inland from the coast.
Jeff BlissCORRESPONDENT
3:46
So you're here in the middle.
Jeff BlissCORRESPONDENT
3:48
It's the Central Coast, as they call it.
Jeff BlissCORRESPONDENT
3:51
And behind me over my shoulder is the Mission San Luis Obispo.
Jeff BlissCORRESPONDENT
3:55
And it's got a bigger name, but I can never pronounce it, even though I used to live here.
Jeff BlissCORRESPONDENT
8:44
But, you know, this was built by the – or created by the famed architect Julia Morgan, who I think was the first licensed female architect, at least in the state.
Jeff BlissCORRESPONDENT
8:53
And her influence is still felt here in San Luis Obispo with some other things.
Jeff BlissCORRESPONDENT
8:57
But it – The Hearst Castle, which is part of the state park system, is if you're on the Central Coast, you have to make a stop there because just a few hours is beyond belief.
Jeff BlissCORRESPONDENT
9:12
I mean, the guy collected some famous artworks and artifacts.
speaker_3HOST
0:55
At least the breath you take.
Michael Aaron WoodyHOST
0:58
Well, it is 4.07 on the Central Coast, and it's Friday, September 11, 2026.
Michael Aaron WoodyHOST
1:04
I am Michael Aaron Woody, sitting in for Dave Congleton today for Hometown Radio, KVEC News Talk, 920 AM, 96.5 FM.
Michael Aaron WoodyHOST
1:13
On our first hour, we had Jack Smith in here talking about his new book, With No Direction Home.

9 MINS LATER

Mike GersonGUEST
9:55
I set up every appointment that anybody wanted to make with me I took at every coffee meeting and really got to sit down with people from all corners of the community and figure out what needs to happen in Morro Bay.
Michael Aaron WoodyHOST
10:08
Sure, no doubt.
Michael Aaron WoodyHOST
10:09
And there's a lot that needs to be done along the Central Coast.
Michael Aaron WoodyHOST
10:12
But I'll tell you what, we're going to take a quick break right now.
Michael Aaron WoodyHOST
28:52
We are...
Michael Aaron WoodyHOST
28:54
Just wonderfully grateful to have Robin Black here with us today from Morro Bay and from the Central Coast, who was up in Sacramento at the time that this took place.
Michael Aaron WoodyHOST
29:04
And I know that we've all talked about, you know, the things that we have dealt with, you know, on that particular day.
Michael Aaron WoodyHOST
29:11
The oddity that...

10 MINS LATER

Kurt OlsonCORRESPONDENT
39:14
They're having a run on flags.
Kurt OlsonCORRESPONDENT
39:16
And the people buying flags, Hispanic, Oriental, white, it didn't matter who you were.
Kurt OlsonCORRESPONDENT
39:24
Even a guy who was wearing a turban or a dress from the Middle East who lived somewhere, obviously here on the Central Coast, was buying a flag.
Kurt OlsonCORRESPONDENT
39:34
And then people were hugging each other in line as they waited in line with their flags.
David BratcherGUEST
1:26
So it is big steps for the brand.
David BratcherGUEST
1:27
We've been with the McBride Sisters collection labels here for quite some time to highlight all things Central Coast here in California, but also the coast of New Zealand as well.
David BratcherGUEST
1:36
And the main purpose of this project was to find great coastal wines that also highlight sustainability.
David BratcherGUEST
1:42
And this newest effort is to go with the CCOF and have that organic statement on our bottle.
David BratcherGUEST
5:18
Yeah.
SuzanneHOST
5:18
And there are a lot of other wines in the McBride Sisters collection that we want to talk about, but kind of just backing it up a little bit.
SuzanneHOST
5:25
And, you know, as we're talking about this new Chardonnay and you're mentioning, you know, organic and sustainable in the central coast of California, but also New Zealand.
SuzanneHOST
5:34
And those two locations are really special to the brand and obviously to your founders, the McBride Sisters themselves, Robin and Andrea.
Rachel RamseyGUEST
0:30
So I'm from California.
Rachel RamseyGUEST
0:33
I moved around a lot as a kid though, but mainly like Central Coast, California.
Rachel RamseyGUEST
0:38
Yeah, I was an actress for a few years, about 20 years in mainstream film and TV.
Nosy NeighborHOST
0:48
And what made you switch to adult film work?
Andrew BrackenHOST
0:52
That's all ahead on KPBS Midday Edition.
Andrew BrackenHOST
1:16
A new illustrated memoir takes us to the strawberry fields of California's Central Coast.
Andrew BrackenHOST
1:22
In Mexiquid Dreams, author Pedro Martín draws on his own experiences growing up in a sharecropping family with a dream of a life in the arts.
Andrew BrackenHOST
1:31
It's the follow-up to his book Mexiquid, which won the prestigious Newbery Award back in 2024.

13 MINS LATER

Pedro MartínGUEST
15:07
But I really enjoyed them and I put a new story out every week and it was all stories about my family, about growing up in the 70s, being Catholic, being Mexican.
Pedro MartínGUEST
15:15
And I really thought they were niche.
Pedro MartínGUEST
15:17
I thought, nobody's going to get these except for the people who grew up in the Central Coast, California.
Pedro MartínGUEST
15:24
And I started getting people commenting from India, people writing me notes and saying, my family too.

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