Mendocino County
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Nov 6, 2026
Sevan MatossianHOST
All the, like everyone in my community was scared shitless.
Sevan MatossianHOST
I think this was in Tahoe, Mendocino County.
Sevan MatossianHOST
This was in Northern California.
Sevan MatossianHOST
It was so fucking scary.
HaiyingHOST
So let's walk around in this setting sun and blah, blah, blah about it.
HaiyingHOST
so first let's see the setting sun in front of our eyes and i was hesitating where to go and because i just came back from traveling from Northern California, Sonoma County, Mendocino, which is much less people, much more rural.
HaiyingHOST
There are some places quite urban, but there are some other places in the county, in Mendocino County, Sonoma County, which is much rural, and I feel so open.
HaiyingHOST
And when I came back, I was looking for some place where there is not so many people, where I do not want to even see people.
HaiyingHOST
But, well, I know I'm a little bit antisocial.
James StoutHOST
Otherwise, there are very few.
James StoutHOST
It succeeded in Alameda County, Mendocino County, Yolo County, Monterey.
James StoutHOST
Less big urban counties.
James StoutHOST
For instance, it did not succeed at this point in San Diego County.
Lynn SmythHOST
Another night, another collection of eyewitness reports that may leave you thinking twice about being alone in the woods.
Lynn SmythHOST
I was working as a deputy sheriff in Mendocino County in Northern California.
Lynn SmythHOST
It was early October of 2011 and the night had already settled in.
Lynn SmythHOST
The air was cool and dry and the roads were mostly empty.
James StoutPANELIST
Otherwise, there are very few.
James StoutPANELIST
It succeeded in Alameda County, Mendocino County, Yolo County, Monterey.
James StoutPANELIST
Less big urban counties.
James StoutPANELIST
For instance, it did not succeed at this point in San Diego County.
John OteroHOST
His career began at age 14 as a travel agent in Northern California, eventually leading him through leadership roles in the wine industry and into destination marketing.
John OteroHOST
Before joining Visit Big Bear, Travis served as executive director and CEO of Visit Mendocino County, where he helped lead the organization through a major rebrand, the pandemic, drought impacts, and a shift towards more responsive in-house marketing.
John OteroHOST
Today, his work focuses on responsible visitation, community connection, year-round tourism, and using destination marketing to strengthen the people, businesses, and natural environment that make Big Bear so, so special.
John OteroHOST
Travis, welcome to the show.
Travis ScottGUEST
And it all started right there, was connecting people to places.
John OteroHOST
Yeah, well said.
John OteroHOST
Fast forward a few years, you spent a few years at Visit Mendocino County as the executive director and CEO.
John OteroHOST
What was that experience like? Like unpack it for us, for people that don't know what that actually entails.
Dayna GhirardelliGUEST
We are still sitting in the same position when it comes to water.
Dayna GhirardelliGUEST
And I feel like, you know, we could say that for decades just about, right? I think the last time we talked, we talked about the Potter Valley project up in, you know, Lake County, Mendocino County, and how PG&E is looking to decommission their project up there that was a hydropower hydrological power plant, if you will.
Dayna GhirardelliGUEST
And they're just, they're looking to get rid of that and rid of that.
Dayna GhirardelliGUEST
And, you know, there's still a large contingent that is vehemently opposed to it, despite kind of some of the commentary, I think that's been falsely portrayed that says all the communities are in agreement that we should take it down.
William NogueraGUEST
It's number one on his list of 10.
William NogueraGUEST
And that is girl from Mendocino or girl in Mendocino County near Hillsburg.
William NogueraGUEST
That's his first.
William NogueraGUEST
And that's, I describe in my book, Through the Lens of a Monster, I give the details of that murder.
Bradley OlsonHOST
Today, we're listening to a lecture called Spiritual Disciplines.
Bradley OlsonHOST
It was given at the expansive, visually arresting Mann Ranch in Ukiah, California, in Mendocino County in 1971.
Bradley OlsonHOST
During the 70s, Barbara McClintock was the partner of Larry Thomas, then the owner of the property, and served as the associate director of the Mann Ranch Seminars during the 1970s.
Bradley OlsonHOST
Together, Larry and Barbara modeled the Mann Ranch Seminars after the famous Esalen Institute in Big Sur.
SeanHOST
Yeah, a little bit.
Eric RacheffHOST
The Emerald Triangle is three northern California counties, Humboldt, Mendocino, and Trinity.
Eric RacheffHOST
And do you guys remember when I did that hike last year? That was Trinity.
Eric RacheffHOST
It's the biggest cannabis-growing region in the country.
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