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The 707 is an all-new half-hour weekly radio show and podcast airing Fridays at 6:00 PM on KRCB 104.9 FM. Hosted by Michelle Marques with contributions from the KRCB News Team, the show offers compelling interviews and stories from Sonoma County and beyond.
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REPLAY: From the Streets of Mexico to Sonoma County: Compassion Without Borders (opens the original)
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Hear the exact moment a whole new life begins for these rescues. photo credit: Victoria Von Thal, courtesy of Compassion Without Borders Puppies rescued from Mexico arrive at Compassion Without Borders on June, 10th, 2026. Over 40 dogs, two cats, and a whole lot of love! In this encore presentation, host Michelle Marques is on-site at the Compassion Without Borders facility in Santa Rosa to witness the joyous chaos of a cross-border rescue arrival. Tune in as we tour the rehabilitation center, m
It Takes a Village to Build a Skatepark: Forestville Skatespot (opens the original)
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From board members and county supervisors to kids landing their very first tricks—hear how Forestville is coming together to build a community skatepark. photo credit: Michelle Marques Competitive skateboarder Katelyn West at the Laguna Skate Garden in Sebastopol. Twelve years ago, Jacque Brazieal had a vision: to build a safe, dedicated space for her son and local youth to skate, connect, and thrive in Forestville. Today, that vision is closer than ever to becoming concrete reality. Host Michel
Tools For Success: Crafting Tomorrow's Workforce with The LIME Foundation (opens the original)
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Building careers and changing lives—free trade training with The LIME Foundation’s Letitia Hanke. photo credit: Jake Komisar/The LIME Foundation Letitia Hanke, founder and Executive Director of The LIME Foundation, with a student from The NextGen Trades Academy. In a region where skilled labor is in high demand, The LIME Foundation is providing young adults with a zero-cost path into the workforce. Founder and Executive Director Letitia Hanke breaks down the mission of the NextGen Trades Academy
A Pressing Issue: Apple Processing in Sonoma County (opens the original)
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From heritage Gravenstein apples to new processing facilities, discover how Sonoma County is saving its apple legacy. photo credit: Northern California Public Media Gravenstein apples growing in Sonoma County. Sonoma County’s iconic apple industry is at a critical turning point. In this special feature episode, host Michelle Marques takes an in-depth look at how local growers, activists, and leaders are stepping up to safeguard the region's agricultural heritage. First, Michelle sits down with S
Branching Out: Nature's Role in Gang Prevention (opens the original)
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As youth gang participation rises in Santa Rosa, local non-profit LandPaths is turning to an unexpected sanctuary: the outdoors. photo credit: Shandra Back Danny Chaparro, New Audiences Manager at LandPaths, displays his ROSELAND tattoos. As gang activity in Santa Rosa rises, local youth are facing unprecedented pressures on the street, in their schools, and in their neighborhoods. But on the trails and under the trees, a different kind of intervention is taking root. In this episode, host Miche
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