Regina Crawford speaks with Monique Nowlin about the Ventura County chapter of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP), which is the oldest, largest civil rights organization in the world.
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Four Tips for Taking Care of Your Skin
Dr. Tesmer, who is a skin care medical director, speaks with George Alger about tips for taking care of your skin, as well as some basic information about laser skin rejuvenation, including who should avoid laser skin treatment.
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Life After Work: Creating Personal Fulfillment in Retirement
David Comden speaks with George Alger about how to find purpose and enjoyment in retirement.
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High School Education in Unprecedented Times
High school student, Alex Loza, speaks with Monique Nowlin about his experience learning and living through the pandemic.
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Bone Maggot – VenturaRockSpot
Bone Maggot is a metal band based out of Southern California. Since their conception, they’ve captured awards two years in a row for Ventura County’s best metal band.
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The Basics of Home Workouts
Fitness Trainer, Carlos Escarcega, speaks with George Alger about the fundamentals of home workouts and how to integrate such as a lifestyle.
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Poetry as a Catalyst for Social Change
Award-winning poet, Alan King, speaks with George Alger about influencing others via poetry.
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Smoke Alarms Save Lives: Free For High-Risk Residents
Scott Thomsen speaks with Sandra Siepak about the distribution of smoke and carbon monoxide alarms to Ventura County residents.
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“Post” -Pandemic Mail Art Exhibit in Ventura
James Graca speaks with George Alger about the global Mail Art movement, which is open to anyone. He also introduces a specific “Post” -Pandemic Mail Art Exhibit which will be featured in Ventura in April 2021, and invites anyone to participate.
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