Sonoma

Yeah, but it's doable.

And unfortunately, Sonoma and Watkins Glen clash.

But COTA, the Circuit of the Americas race for the Cup Series, is free.

But on that same weekend, there's a St. Pete truck race, which that street course, put any of these supercars, drivers, any of the top guys in the trucks, is going to go pretty good.

Good afternoon and welcome everybody to yet again another edition of the new old show here on 91.3 KSVY FM Sonoma.

I am your host, James Marshall Berry.

And in case this is your first time tuning in, thank you and shame on you for taking this long.

This is where you can get to know them, all of them.

They'll all be here at some point in time.

You know, if you're within the sound of our – I mean, we're not interviewing musicians from Oregon, but we might if they're passing through – But we tend to hit Napa Valley, Sonoma Valley and the Petaluma Valley and all points in between that are in our what they call our sphere of influence.

And today we have I knew her from the previous band that she was in.

And it turns out her guitar player, I also have known for years, although peripherally, I think it's the first time we've actually spent this fine talking to each other.

warmer.

Even though we're at the 5,000-foot elevation, we are getting a little bit warmer each growing season, but certainly not like Napa Valley or Sonoma or the Northwest.

Well, I guess Northwest isn't getting warmer, but California and other growing regions are getting warmer, and that's impacting the type of varieties that they are growing.

Yeah.

And the first thing they, they, they were like, well, here's a, here's your safe zone.

This is what majority of wine lovers will like.

And it comes from Sonoma or Napa.

I believe it was Sonoma actually.

warmer.

Even though we're at the 5,000-foot elevation, we are getting a little bit warmer each growing season, but certainly not like Napa Valley or Sonoma or the Northwest.

Well, I guess Northwest isn't getting warmer, but California and other growing regions are getting warmer, and that's impacting the type of varieties that they are growing.

Yeah.

And the first thing they, they, they were like, well, here's a, here's your safe zone.

This is what majority of wine lovers will like.

And it comes from Sonoma or Napa.

I believe it was Sonoma actually.

And that's true all across the Bay Area as well.

San Francisco, Sonoma, we're seeing higher levels of early voting than we did in the 2022 midterm, particularly amongst Democrats.

And I think that reflects what we're seeing tonight, the energy, kind of the winds at the back of Democratic sales.

And so we've definitely seen that uptick in early voting.

But we are still waiting for Los Angeles and others.

But it is losing as of now, at least in these early returns, even in some of these more liberal counties, save for Sonoma at this point.

All right.

Well, now let's bring in political strategist Mike Madrid, co-founder of the Lincoln Project and author of The Latino Century, How America's Largest Minority is Transforming Democracy.

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