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Lloyd, Kent and Hayley talk stimulus checks, Disney parks, Netflix, and much more. Do you have a question for the crew? send an email to studio@radiocolusa.com

It's hard to believe that it has been one year since we've decided as a nation to 'flatten the curve' for the SARS-COV-2 virus... Lloyd, Kent, and Hayley discuss the last year, and upcoming events. Lloyd and Hayley get into a discussion about the Best of Colusa County.For more information about "Quilts Around the Block', click here. ======Have you downloaded Sircles. Yes, Sircles, with an 'S'! It's a great new app to share your favorite items with your friends - sharing is caring.  Click here to download.======The Williams Pioneer Review, aka RadioColusa.com is an active ASCAP New Media license holder. All music used in this podcast is licensed for use through the ASCAP repertory.MUSIC: "DON'T STAND SO CLOSE TO ME" - The Police. 

The crew introduces Daniel "Danny" Schaefer, CEO and owner of Schaefer Aviation. Danny and his crew repair and refinish gliders and composite aircrafts at the Williams Soaring Center in Williams, CA. Danny shares his story in opening his business, and gives some insight into the craft of gliders. In his spare time, Danny is a music producer and has collaborated with several local artists. To learn more about Schaefer Aviation, visit: https://www.schaeferaviation.com/To explore some of Danny's music, visit: https://music.apple.com/us/album/cut-the-check-single/1436041711======Have you downloaded Sircles. Yes, Sircles, with an 'S'! It's a great new app to share your favorite items with your friends - sharing is caring.  Click here to download.======The Williams Pioneer Review, aka RadioColusa.com is an active ASCAP New Media license holder. All music used in this podcast is licensed for use through the ASCAP repertory.MUSIC: "CUT THE CHECK" - Deebzy. 

On this  episode of 'A Garden Runs Through It', the UC Master Gardener's of Colusa County, Gerry Hernandez, and John and Diane Vafis discuss hints, tips, and tasks you should be doing for a successful spring garden. n Willows discuss Monarch Butterflies and the importance of the Milk Weed plant.Do you have a question for the Master Gardeners, email glhernandez@ucanr.edu; be sure to include PODCAST in the subject line to have your question considered to be answered on the show.For more information about the UC Master Gardener's of Colusa County, click here. Sign up for the UC Master Gardener's of of Colusa County Newsletter, click here."Like" the UC Master Gardener's of Colusa County on Facebook.Want to give to the UC Master Gardner's of Colusa County? Donate at: https://ucanr.edu/sites/donate/?fund_id=1283 - be sure to mention you heard the podcast.DISCLAIMER: The University of California does not endorse or is associated with any of these products or organizations.  The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of the University of California.  THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA MAKE NO REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTIES WITH RESPECT TO THE CONTENTS HEREOF AND SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIM ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  The material and information presented here is for general information purposes only.  You should not rely upon the material or information presented here as a basis for making any business, legal, medical or any other decisions.

** This episode contains adult language**Sans Danielle, the WITY crew, Lloyd and Melissa are joined with Susan Meeker as they discuss the creepy, the crawly, and much more! ======The Williams Pioneer Review, aka RadioColusa.com is an active ASCAP New Media license holder. All music used in this podcast is licensed for use through the ASCAP repertory.

Assistant Sheriff, Michael Bradwell, joins the crew for some lively discussion about neighborhood watch, community meetings, COVID-19, staying safe in the snow and waterways, and fraud prevention tips. For more information about the Colusa County Sheriff's Office, visit: http://colusasheriff.com/======Have you downloaded Sircles. Yes, Sircles, with an 'S'! It's a great new app to share your favorite items with your friends - sharing is caring.  Click here to download.======The Williams Pioneer Review, aka RadioColusa.com is an active ASCAP New Media license holder. All music used in this podcast is licensed for use through the ASCAP repertory.MUSIC: "RIDIN" - Chamillionaire

He's back, Elijah Rodriguez from the Arbuckle Revitalization Committee joins the Backpage Crew to talk about the ARC, their activities, and their town cleanup efforts. You can find the Arbuckle Revitalization Committee on Facebook.  - or send donations to PO Box 784, Arbuckle, CA 95917.If you're a regular Amazon shopper, you can give back to the ARC. Shop at smile.amazon.com and search "Arbuckle Revitalization Committee" and Amazon will donate 0.5% of the eligible purchase to the ARC.Have you downloaded Sircles. Yes, Sircles, with an 'S'! It's a great new app to share your favorite items with your friends - sharing is caring.  Click here to download.======The Williams Pioneer Review, aka RadioColusa.com is an active ASCAP New Media license holder. All music used in this podcast is licensed for use through the ASCAP repertory.MUSIC: "MR. BRIGHTSIDE" - THE KILLERS

There are 31 flavors at Baskin Robbins and Elijah Rodrigues, of Arbuckle introduces himself as the Vice President of the Arbuckle Revitalization Committee. Lloyd, Kent, and Hayley get to know Elijah and learn a little about the ARC. In next week's episode, Elijah will explain the projects, events, and happenings with the Arbuckle Revitalization Committee. Lloyd also discusses a new app in town called Sircles. Yes, Sircles. Its a great new app to share your favorite items with your friends. Click here to download.======The Williams Pioneer Review, aka RadioColusa.com is an active ASCAP New Media license holder. All music used in this podcast is licensed for use through the ASCAP repertory.MUSIC: "NUMB" - LINKIN PARK

** This episode contains adult language**Hosting its first raffle prize, the What's in that Yeti podcast with Danielle, Melissa, and Lloyd announce the winner in this episode. The  "Chance for a better, 2021" includes a Yeti Tundra 35 cooler, a giant stuffed Yeti, YETI branded hat, ice packs, tumbler and two insulated bottles, valued at over $500.  All 500 tickets were sold, and the proceeds benefited the Maxwell Parks and Recreation Scholarship Fund and Auxiliary.Congratulations to the winner!======The Williams Pioneer Review, aka RadioColusa.com is an active ASCAP New Media license holder. All music used in this podcast is licensed for use through the ASCAP repertory.======Contest Rules: You must be aged 18 or older to win. To participate, text the secret word from this episode, and your name to: (530) 701-3533, by 5 PM on Wednesday, Jan. 27. If the correct secret word is received, you will be entered in the drawing to win a Family Dinner Ticket to the Knights of Columbus Take Out Dinner Fundraiser, valued at $100 (prize holds no cash value).  If you are announced as the winner, you must pickup your ticket by 5 PM on Friday, Jan. 29. Ticket sponsored by Merced Corona, and Kent Boes.For full contest rules, click here.

On this  episode of 'A Garden Runs Through It', the UC Master Gardener's of Colusa County, Gerry Hernandez, and Lora Haller, visitors services specialist at the Sacramento National Wildlife Refuge Complex in Willows discuss Monarch Butterflies and the importance of the Milk Weed plant. Do you have a question for the Master Gardeners, email glhernandez@ucanr.edu; be sure to include PODCAST in the subject line to have your question considered to be answered on the show.For information about Milkweeds, click here.For information about Western Monarch Butterflies, click here.For information about the Sacramento Wildlife Refuge Complex, click here.For more information about the UC Master Gardener's of Colusa County, click here. Sign up for the UC Master Gardener's of of Colusa County Newsletter, click here."Like" the UC Master Gardener's of Colusa County on Facebook.Want to give to the UC Master Gardner's of Colusa County? Donate at: https://ucanr.edu/sites/donate/?fund_id=1283 - be sure to mention you heard the podcast.DISCLAIMER: The University of California does not endorse or is associated with any of these products or organizations.  The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of the University of California.  THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA MAKE NO REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTIES WITH RESPECT TO THE CONTENTS HEREOF AND SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIM ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  The material and information presented here is for general information purposes only.  You should not rely upon the material or information presented here as a basis for making any business, legal, medical or any other decisions.

Ding! Ding! Let the games begin! The Backpage crew introduces Merced Corona an entrepreneur, boxing coach, county supervisor, and member of the Knights of Columbus. Merced talks about his boxing business where children aged 7 to adult can learn the skills and techniques of boxing. Merced announced that the Knights of Columbus, the John Paul II Council 13112 (Arbuckle, Williams, Maxwell and Stonyford) will host a "Take out Dinner" fundraiser from 3–6 PM on Saturday, January 30 at the Catholic Church Hall on Laurel Street in Arbuckle. The dinner includes a BBQ Tri-tip, Rotisserie Chicken, Salad and Dressing, rice, and dinner rolls. Tickets are $25 per person, or $100 for a family of four. To purchase a ticket call Joe (530) 300-4270; or Brett (530) 219-4152.======The Williams Pioneer Review, aka RadioColusa.com is an active ASCAP New Media license holder. All music used in this podcast is licensed for use through the ASCAP repertory.MUSIC: "UNWELL" - MATCHBOX 20======Contest Rules: You must be aged 18 or older to win. To participate, text the secret word from this episode, and your name to: (530) 701-3533, by 5 PM on Wednesday, Jan. 27. If the correct secret word is received, you will be entered in the drawing to win a Family Dinner Ticket to the Knights of Columbus Take Out Dinner Fundraiser, valued at $100 (prize holds no cash value).  If you are announced as the winner, you must pickup your ticket by 5 PM on Friday, Jan. 29. Ticket sponsored by Merced Corona, and Kent Boes.For full contest rules, click here.

The crew is back! Back from holiday break, Lloyd, Kent, and Hayley catch up to speed, announce some temporary changes to the podcast in keeping with our mission. If you are a Colusa County community member who would be interested in being featured on the show, contact us at text/voice: (530) 701-3533 or email studio@radiocolusa.comIf you are a Colusa County businesses who would be interested in being spotlighted on the show, contact us at text/voice: (530) 701-3533 or email studio@radiocolusa.com======The Williams Pioneer Review, aka RadioColusa.com is an active ASCAP New Media license holder. All music used in this podcast is licensed for use through the ASCAP repertory.MUSIC: "EVERYBODY (BACKSTREET'S BACK) [7" VERSION]" - BACKSTREET BOYS

Enjoying a nice cup of coffee, Lloyd and Serena discuss holiday memories, and more in this episode of Just Brewed. Merry Christmas everyone!Don't forget to checkout our other podcasts at audio.radiocolusa.com

On this  episode of 'A Garden Runs Through It', the UC Master Gardener's of Colusa County, Gerry Hernandez, and Cynthia White provide helpful gardening tips, and tree planting advice. They also discuss their favorite tree's, gift items, and much more. Do you have a question for the Master Gardeners, email glhernandez@ucanr.edu; be sure to include PODCAST in the subject line to have your question considered to be answered on the show. For additional tree information and advice, visit:https://selectree.calpoly.eduFor information on water wise plants, and more, visit:https://arboretum.ucdavis.eduFor more information about the UC Master Gardener's of Colusa County, visit: http://cecolusa.ucanr.edu/Master_Gardeners/Sign up for the UC Master Gardener's of of Colusa County Newsletter: http://cecolusa.ucanr.edu/Master_Gardeners/Newsletter_81/"Like" the UC Master Gardener's of Colusa County on Facebook. Want to give to the UC Master Gardner's of Colusa County? Donate at: https://ucanr.edu/sites/donate/?fund_id=1283 - be sure to mention you heard the podcast. DISCLAIMER: The University of California does not endorse or is associated with any of these products or organizations.  The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of the University of California.  THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA MAKE NO REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTIES WITH RESPECT TO THE CONTENTS HEREOF AND SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIM ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  The material and information presented here is for general information purposes only.  You should not rely upon the material or information presented here as a basis for making any business, legal, medical or any other decisions.

Lloyd, Kent and Hayley wrap up 2020 and begin the holiday celebrations. This episode is the final episode of 2020, and we will return in January with hopes of bringing you fresh, new, content. We cannot thank you enough for listening to our podcast, and giving us a reason to keep doing what we do. In the meantime, check out our other podcasts at RadioColusa.com where we have 'What's in that Yeti', 'A Garden Runs Through It', 'Just Press'd', and 'Just Brewed'.  Visit, http://audio.radiocolusa.com/ or search RadioColusa on any of your podcast streaming apps. Until 2021, thank you for listening. 

** This episode contains adult language**Recorded before Thanksgiving, the Yeti's discuss politics, Wreaths Across America, and much more. With various political views, the Yeti's show that you can sit around a table share ideas, air frustrations, and still develop a friendship. For information about Colusa Cemetery's Wreaths Across America, call Danielle at (530) 635-5761, or visit the Wreaths Across America website. The deadline is Nov. 30. 

On the Inaugural episode of 'A Garden Runs Through It', the UC Master Gardener's of Colusa County, Gerry Hernandez, and Nancy Cutter provide some helpful fall gardening tips, and advice. They also discuss their favorite items in the garden, holiday gift options and much more. Do you have a question for the Master Gardeners, email glhernandez@ucanr.edu; be sure to include PODCAST in the subject line to have your question considered to be answered on the show. For more information about the UC Master Gardener's of Colusa County, visit: http://cecolusa.ucanr.edu/Master_Gardeners/Sign up for the UC Master Gardener's of of Colusa County Newsletter: http://cecolusa.ucanr.edu/Master_Gardeners/Newsletter_81/"Like" the UC Master Gardener's of Colusa County on Facebook. Want to give to the UC Master Gardner's of Colusa County? Donate at: https://ucanr.edu/sites/donate/?fund_id=1283 - be sure to mention you heard the podcast. DISCLAIMER: The University of California does not endorse or is associated with any of these products or organizations.  The views, thoughts, and opinions expressed do not represent the views, thoughts, and opinions of the University of California.  THE REGENTS OF THE UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA MAKE NO REPRESENTATION OR WARRANTIES WITH RESPECT TO THE CONTENTS HEREOF AND SPECIFICALLY DISCLAIM ANY IMPLIED WARRANTIES OR MERCHANTABILITY OR FITNESS FOR ANY PARTICULAR PURPOSE.  The material and information presented here is for general information purposes only.  You should not rely upon the material or information presented here as a basis for making any business, legal, medical or any other decisions.

** This episode contains adult language**With Thanksgiving around the corner, the crew discusses vegan options, and grass fed Salmon with a butcher - actually, no they didn’t. Jenna Lambgino, lead butcher at Oliver’s Markets, the Montecito location in Santa Rosa, provides some great information and advice on your options at your local meat counter. Kent also provides some safety tips on deep frying your turkey this Thanksgiving. Yes, we still have to tell people not to deep fry your turkey in the home; and Jenna begs you not to cook your steaks in the toaster. Don’t forget, The Backpage podcast will not have an episode the week of Thanksgiving; stay tuned for details about our live show in December. From The Backpage family to yours, have a Happy Thanksgiving! 

The crew is joined by Chief Deputy District Attorney Brendan Farrell as he discusses a momentous win with a lawsuit against the State of California in effort to keep a convicted killer behind bars. In July of 1997, Nathan Ramazini, then 16, and Leopoldo Contreras, then 19, brutally murdered their friend, 16-year-old Erik Ingebretson. Traumatizing the small town of Colusa forever. Ramazzini was believed to be the driving force behind the killing and  was tried as an adult. He was found guilty by a jury and was sentenced to life in prison without the possibility of parole. Contreras accepted a plea bargain from prosecutors and was sentenced to 25 years to life in state prison. Fast Forward to October 2017 where Gov. Jerry Brown signed Senate Bill 394 that granted parole hearings to inmates sentenced to life without the possibility of parole for crimes they committed before the age of 18. In an effort to keep a dangerous killer in jail, Chief Deputy District Attorney Brendan Farrell drafted a writ to the Court of Appeals that Senate Bill 394 violated the California Constitution. The writ was filed in June of 2018. Meanwhile, SB 9, authorized a prisoner who was under the age of 18 at the time of committing an offense for which the prisoner was sentenced to life without parole to submit a petition for recall and resentencing, and in October of 2018, Ramazini did just that. The case was brought back to Colusa County Courts and retraumatized a scarred community. Evidence was revisited, and statements reiterated. Four days later, Judge Jeffery Thompson upheld the original sentence of life in prison, without the possibility of parole. However, SB 394 would have allow Ramazzini to be eligible for parole under the new law in July 2021. In October, Farrell finally received the opportunity in the Sacramento County Superior Court where Judge James Arguelies rolled that SB 394 was unlawful. Pioneer Review articles written on this topic (paywall):02/07/2018 - Ramazzini seeks reduced sentence, hearing set for May 1005/09/2018 - Re-sentencing hearing for Ramazzini pushed back06/27/2018 - District Attorney works to keep Ramazzini in jail10/17/2018 - Ramazzini re-sentencing hearing begins Tuesday10/24/2018 - Psychologist’s testimony the focus on first day of Ramazzini re-sentencing hearing10/24/2018 - Community shows support for Ingebretsen family ahead of Ramazzini re-sentencing hearing10/25/2018 -Ramazzini’s fate in Judge’s hand Final arguments and sentencing to be held Friday10/31/2018 - Judge upholds teenage killer’s original sentence (Newspaper Version)02/13/2019 - Indivisible group seek clarity on prison reform laws12/11/2019 - DA’s effort to keep killer in prison moves forward02/19/2020 - DA’s right to sue California Parole Board upheld10/28/2020 - DA’s office fights State Legislature in Ramazzini case11/04/2020 - DA prevails in lawsuit against State of California===Music by: Ingrid Witt, "Drama Drama Trauma",