Davis

He's been on the program before, but it's been so long you may not remember everything about him.

That is the senior pastor of Davis Christian Assembly, and that is Pastor Jonathan Zaccarillo.

Pastor Jonathan, welcome to the program.

It's great to be here.

I also would like to say right off the top, all my life, because I grew up Assembly of God and Foursquare, and I would always call it AOG, and nobody understood what I meant because they all say AG, Assembly of God.

It is AOG.

Yet, DavisAOG.org, I feel validated, DavisAOG.org, for all of you listening, is Davis Christian Assembly if you want to find out more information.

All right, we're going to talk about you now.

So join me as a Run Smarter scholar and raise your running IQ so we can break through the injury cycles and achieve running feats you never thought possible.

I just had an extremely fascinating conversation with Keith Barr, who is at the University of California, Davis in the Department of Neurobiology, Physiology and Behavior.

And I need to start changing how I talk about tendons because after chatting with Keith, he just gave me a masterclass in the cutting edge research for tendons.

He is amazing.

And she's right because we don't really understand all the things that have evolutionarily happened over hundreds of thousands of years.

But what we can do and what we do in tissue engineering is we provide kind of the ideal situation for cells to produce the tissue that they came from.

And so what we do, we're in Davis, California.

Nobody knows where it is.

El Nino for us is that reminder that these risks are real, they're here, they're now, they're growing.

UC Davis professor Fraser Schilling published a special report this week highlighting coastal areas he's most worried about as El Nino unfolds.

Hotspots include Southern California, already battered by waves, San Luis Obispo, parts of the Bay Area, Stinson Beach, and Humboldt Bay.

They are places that have flooded during extreme events before.

Just less than two weeks to go until Election Day, our Voter Voices series continues.

We sent reporters out around the state to talk to you about why you're voting, what you're voting for and against, and how you plan to cast your ballot.

Today, we hear from Curtis Fritz, a state worker who lives in Davis in Yolo County.

I will complete the absentee ballot and then deliver it in one of the ballot boxes that are permanently stationed in the city of Davis.

Those hubs are something of a one-stop shop that connects multiple farms with a district.

Look West traveled with Assemblymember Wilson to visit with Jacob Wise at the Spork Food Hub in Davis, California, to learn more.

We work with over 100 family farms.

Oh, nice.

were not working, not

supplying.

And our farm was at the Davis Farmer's Market.

And we can move over here because this guy's probably going to want to get in here.

Good evening, you're listening to Jazz After Dark.

I'm Don Shor coming to you from 95.7 FM, KDRT-LP broadcasting from Davis, California.

Hello, Jimmy Dorsey with Green Eyes from 1941.

Coming up tonight, Cat Anderson and his orchestra with Ray Nance, Joe Sullivan, Betty Carter and Ray Bryant, Judah Hipp and Zoot Sims, Sonny Clark Trio, Ethel Ennis, Stanley Turntine, Betty Roche, Ella Fitzgerald, Kevin Mahogany, and Houston Person, all tonight on Jazz After Dark.

Here's Kevin Mahogany, Route 66 from his album You've Got What It Takes, 1995.

And then we'll take it out with Houston Person, Time Stood Still from his 2005 release All Soul.

You've been listening to Jazz After Dark, 95.7 FM, KDRT-LP, broadcasting from Davis, California.

Thanks for listening.

want to respond to a couple of those.

You know, the very first co-housing community in the U.S., Davis, California, 23 out of 26 of the units were first-time homebuyers, which by definition had to be affordable.

Yeah.

And so we did what we still do, what I still do at the co-housing company, is we had a mortgage broker come in and teach those 23 households how to buy a house probably 10 years earlier than they were going to otherwise buy a house.

Wow.

Many of them were graduate students at UC Davis.

And what happened is they really got motivated, not only motivated to do it because they really wanted to live in that cohousing, but they got skilled in how to do it because they were teaming with, you know, 45 other adults on how to understand how do I get a house.

And the mortgage broker, Gail Work, she was amazing.

So I stand in front of a shooting scene.

I live in Davis, California, and an officer, um, got shot right there.

As I was actually one minute and a half before taking pictures of this car collision accident where the officer came to, you know, to take care of, uh, the people involved with the collision, and a shooter came and shot her.

So like everyone else, I ran for my life with my dog trying to keep up with [laughs] my pace.