The Indy, Ep. 15: The Case of Kevin Cooper, UCSB’s Dormzilla, and Local Producer’s New Music
Kevin Cooper seeks clemency from death sentence.
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The Indy, Ep. 14: About Evil with Non-Fiction Author Eileen Horne
This episode features Eileen Horne discussing her new psychological non-fiction book, ‘The Devil You Know’.
The Indy, Ep. 13: The Music Issue — Santa Barbara Music Stories Past, Present, and Future
This episode features an oral history of a ‘90s Santa Barbara band called Popsicko, a profile of experimental singer Amanda Gregory, and a report on the new season at the Music Academy of the West.
The Indy, Ep. 12: Surf Artistry at the Maritime, Indy Hops, and Opera at the Lobero
This week’s podcast features California surf culture, Indy Hops, and opera at the Lobero.
The Indy, Ep. 11: Poet Laureate and Cunningham Family
This week’s podcast features poetry and sports stars from Santa Barbara.
The Indy, Ep. 10: Home & Garden Issue and Ecological Rewilding in Goleta
This week’s podcast features Leslie Dinaberg on the Home & Garden Issue and Hugh Ranson on his second installment about local rewilding efforts in Goleta.
The Indy, Ep. 9: Dalai Lama, Vineyard Workers, and Mandated Vax in Santa Barbara
This week’s podcast features Charles Donelan on the Dalai Lama, Matt Kettmann on vineyard workers, and Delaney Smith on mandatory vaccines in colleges.
The Indy, Ep. 8: SBCC’s Promise Program, a Panga Boat Drug Bust, and a Mural for Earth Day
This Week’s Podcast features the SBCC Promise, a panga boat drug bust, and an Earth Day mural at the Paseo Nuevo.
The Indy, Ep 7: Summer Camp, Casa de Comer’s Salsa, and Hazard Pay for Grocery Workers
Santa Barbara summer camps, Matt Kettmann on salsa, and Nick Welsh on hazard pay for S.B. city grocery workers.
The Indy, Ep. 6: Fresh Faces for Earth Day, Police Violence, and Climate Change Protest
Matt Kettmann on New Environmental Leaders; Tyler Hayden on Police Violence; and Student Activists Cover Their Campaign
