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Fort Bragg

Fort Bragg

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Oct 30, 2026

Franck MarchisHOST
11:35
So we can go into the details later on, but let me say hi to people from Cornflat, New Hampshire.
Franck MarchisHOST
11:44
We have a viewer from, where is everybody today? Fort Bragg, California, Liverpool, UK, someone from Germany.
Franck MarchisHOST
11:53
But that's someone from Belgium.
Franck MarchisHOST
11:57
And yes, this is not a microphone behind me.
Alex PorterHOST
19:15
We talked the other day, Robert.
Alex PorterHOST
19:16
I've done Fort Bragg and Mendocino, but I've never really done the northwestern part of the state and all the driving roads up there.
Alex PorterHOST
19:22
I'd love to do it.
Alex PorterHOST
19:24
One photo that I saw on socials, I think it was from you, was at the little airstrip slash drag strip, which then I then texted my buddy about it.
RobertHOST
19:53
That was the base for the sort of like send-off dinner.
RobertHOST
19:56
Kind of same thing here.
RobertHOST
19:57
Like I've lived in California my entire life and I have never been north of Fort Bragg until this rally.
Alex PorterHOST
20:02
Yeah.
Drew NickelHOST
46:07
because they have to, in order to be able to put it through, they have to prove to the state or to some agency will let him talk about it when he comes on that there's no viable, uh, you know, use of it as a railway.
Drew NickelHOST
46:18
Well, when you have a railway connected to it, like the skunk train between Fort Bragg and Willits, that that's putting a kibosh in their ability to claim that it's not a viable Redwood trail or railroad and people aren't using it.
Drew NickelHOST
46:34
So now they're actively trying to shut down, uh, um the skunk train in order to bring this trail through and somehow the coastal commission has jurisdiction over that stretch of the railroad tracks and so there's a whole thing here that we'll unpack and get into Um, and how this is some hard on of some, you know, of some very liberal people in the state who just think this is the greatest thing ever.
Drew NickelHOST
47:02
And not even realizing like the history of the railroad tracks, how the people whose land it went through gave their land for pennies to the dollar of the value to the railroad, uh, in order to bring the railroad through.
HaiyingHOST
2:05
So I like to go there.
HaiyingHOST
2:07
So when we went to Santa Cruz, no, not Santa Cruz, Santa Rosa, Hillsburg, and Ukiah, Ukiah, Fort Bragg, when we drove the way, on our way we saw Oliver's.
HaiyingHOST
2:33
So we were Olivier or Oliver.
HaiyingHOST
2:37
So there was a big name on the along the highway and I found it must be something interesting.
Mike GreenHOST
0:03
Each week, The JX looks around our region of Southern Oregon and Northern California to introduce you to the mayor of one city or town.
Mike GreenHOST
0:10
And when you hear the name Fort Bragg, you might think of the massive military base in North Carolina.
Mike GreenHOST
0:16
But today we're traveling to the coast of Northern California to the small town of Fort Bragg.
Mike GreenHOST
0:21
My guest today is Jason Godeke, mayor of Fort Bragg, California.
Mike GreenHOST
0:25
He has one of the most unique resumes in small town government.
Mike GreenHOST
0:28
He was raised in the Mendocino area, went on to graduate from Yale University on a scholarship, taught art as a university professor in Pennsylvania, then he returned home to teach art to middle schoolers in Fort Bragg.
Mike GreenHOST
0:42
In 2022, he ran a low-budget grassroots campaign for city council and won.
Mike GreenHOST
0:47
By January of 2025, he became the mayor of Fort Bragg, California.
Kevin MussoCORRESPONDENT
14:37
is right over Northern California.
Kevin MussoCORRESPONDENT
14:39
Not a lot of lift going on here, but maybe a brief narrow band of rain coming through west of Interstate 5 and stretching offshore just north of the Fort Bragg area south of Garberville.
Kevin MussoCORRESPONDENT
14:51
So this storm will go down and expand out this area of low pressure.
Kevin MussoCORRESPONDENT
14:56
It will also pick up some moisture from the south.

9 MINS LATER

Kevin MussoCORRESPONDENT
23:48
Right off the coastline, you can see that counterclockwise spin right out there, that area of low pressure.
Kevin MussoCORRESPONDENT
23:53
And the cold front that will make its way in here for Wednesday and Thursday.
Kevin MussoCORRESPONDENT
23:57
A little bit of northern California rain stretching from around I-5 offshore right around the Fort Bragg area in northern California.
Kevin MussoCORRESPONDENT
24:05
Sliding over to the valley, we see temperatures from 78 to 85, so it's close to seasonal conditions.
Given PeaceGUEST
8:35
Yeah.
Given PeaceGUEST
8:36
So I played a show called Skunk Train down in uh fort bragg but i'm up here in portland so it's like it's 10 hours so i just i just came back last night so i just mobbed that 10 hour stretch in one shot to make it back last night uh pretty late so yeah we've we've been we've been going so okay woke up a little bit ago
Myles SergéHOST
9:02
that's cool you feel refreshed i mean did you get a little bit of sleep or not really
Given PeaceGUEST
9:08
I got a little bit of sleep.
Holley SnaithGUEST
24:39
Right.
Brandon DavisHOST
24:39
And they filmed it in Fort Bragg, California-
Holley SnaithGUEST
24:41
Fort Bragg
Brandon DavisHOST
24:42
...
Brandon DavisHOST
24:42
I believe.
David MarzettiHOST
16:28
Which was where?
Raymond CostaGUEST
16:30
Fort Bragg, California.
Raymond CostaGUEST
16:32
And ended up up there going broke.
Raymond CostaGUEST
16:34
And then they sent me down here, thought enough of me to come down here.
Tim EkstromGUEST
22:04
all the way up off probably Oregon and Washington still.
Tim EkstromGUEST
22:06
I mean, it's just the entire California coast up there, you know, Monterey out in front of Fort Bragg.
Tim EkstromGUEST
22:12
You hear guys, oh, they're seeing big schools of bluefin are scattered.
Tim EkstromGUEST
22:15
They're seeing it off.

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