A Different Slant 071: Hold Your Fire!

In light of a recent rash of break-ins in Southern Marin, Host John Flavin shares some tips on how to improve the security of your home and, possibly even more importantly, why you don’t want to imitate Dirty Harry.

 

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The Field Trip 054: Marine Mammal Center

Mitchell chats with the Marine Mammal Center’s Adam Ratner about the Center, it’s mission, volunteers and outreach program.

 

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A Different Slant 070: Quick City Tour

Host John Flavin reveals the less than gentile approach county planners have used on the unincorporated areas of San Rafael regarding bearing the burden of the County’s Housing Element. His next grenade is a review of the Sausalito Art Festival. . . and whether it has lost its way. His next focus is on the Planning Commission’s maneuver to place the burden of environmental impact reports on the individual versus the city. Finally he gives an update on the status of the possible candidates for the three city council seats up this November.

 

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Bay Birds 082: Mallard

Brought to you by the National Audubon Society and its Richardson Bay Audubon Center & Sanctuary in Tiburon, Calif.

 

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A Different Slant 069: Mileage Tax

Host John Flavin is horrified by the decision of the Metropolitan Transportation Commission and the Association of Bay Area Governments to go forward with a study of a mileage tax on Bay Area drivers, which could potentially raise $15 million a day. The implementation of this tax would require the installation of a GPS-like odometer in every car to track mileage. . . and your daily activities. Big Brother, anyone? John urges his listeners to contact their elected officials and nip this study in the bud. John shudders to think what else the Commission and Association have up their sleeves. . .

 

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Bay Birds 081: Spotted Towhee

Brought to you by the National Audubon Society and its Richardson Bay Audubon Center & Sanctuary in Tiburon, Calif.

 

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The Field Trip 053: Scott Coopwood

Mitchell talks with Bay Area actor Scott Coopwood about his 2012 season with the Marin Shakespeare Company. Coopwood appears in all three of the 2012 productions, opening with the title role in King John, then playing Oberon, King of the Fairies in Midsummer Night’s Dream and closes the season in David Ives play The Liar.

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A Different Slant 068: Aged EIR

Host John Flavin points out the reasons the City of Sausalito should not rely on a seventeen year old Environment Impact Report to satisfy the California Environmental Quality Act’s requirements for the proposed Housing Element. Too much has changed with respect to both the law and the Sausalito environment to rely on this aged report.

 

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A Different Slant 067: Hootman

Frustrated by an unsuccessful direct approach, Host John Flavin follows in the steps of Bruce Wayne and creates Hootman, Scourge of Rats. John will share with you how the Dick Spotswood editorial in the July 15th Marin Independent Journal inspired the creation of Hootman. He will also describe the many obstacles to overcome before Hootman soars in the sky. He concludes with how you can help Hootman achieve his goals.

 

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The Field Trip 052: Sausalito’s Bay Model

Mitchell talks to Chris Gallagher, manager of the Sausalito’s Bay Model, a three-acre indoor 3-dimensional representation of the San Francisco Bay and Delta. The facility was built by the Army Corps of Engineers in the 1940s, to test-out the so-called Reber Plan, a massive plan envisioned by John Reber to build dams and locks to harvest drinking water and support a railway and a highway.

 

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Bay Birds 080: Spotted Owl

Brought to you by the National Audubon Society and its Richardson Bay Audubon Center & Sanctuary in Tiburon, Calif.

 

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A Different Slant 066: Don’t San Bernardino Sausalito

Host John Flavin lists a number of similarities and one notable exception amongst Vallejo, Stockton, San Bernadino and our own Sausalito regarding fiscal health. He urges listeners to demand a more extensive projection of our city budget and the appointment of a citizens’ committee to review the financial health of the city. He encourages the citizens not to “San Bernadino” Sausalito.

 

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A Different Slant 065: Pot Pourri

Host John Flavin covers a veritable “pot pourri” of subjects ranging from kudos for the 4th of July festivities to Scientology to a strange bar fight to why you should embrace the Higgs boson “god particle” as an effective tool in your daily life. John thinks that in Marin the word should be pronounced “pot pourri”.

 

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Bay Birds 079: Great Blue Heron

Brought to you by the National Audubon Society and its Richardson Bay Audubon Center & Sanctuary in Tiburon, Calif.

 

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The Field Trip 051: Kathleen Lack

A chat with Marin County painter Kathleen Lack whose work is featured in the book Best of American Oil Artists and whose paintings appear in the 2010 publication Portraits of the Ballet. Lack is known for her charming and colorful figures and portraits.

 

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A Different Slant 064: Smoke and Fire

Host John Flavin describes his ‘training day’ with the Southern Marin Fire District and shares what he learned inside a burning building with a bunch of firefighting professionals.

 

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Bay Birds 078: Acorn Woodpecker

Brought to you by the National Audubon Society and its Richardson Bay Audubon Center & Sanctuary in Tiburon, Calif.

 

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A Different Slant 063: Government Out of Crime

Host John Flavin reviews a number of situations in which “the suits” in Government have demonstrated their inability to be criminals or cops. . . and the cover ups that followed.

 

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Bay Birds 077: House Wren

Brought to you by the National Audubon Society and its Richardson Bay Audubon Center & Sanctuary in Tiburon, Calif.

 

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The Field Trip 050: Danielle Levin

Mitchell chats with Symmetry Theater Company member, actress Danielle Levin, about Symmetry’s mission and her title role in Emilie at the Berkeley City Club through July 1, 2012.

 

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A Different Slant 062: Antidote for Political Correctness

Host John Flavin cites Ray Bradbury, George Carlin and Moses (aka Charlton Heston) in support of his argument that political correctness is nothing less than polite censorship. He notes examples from Don Rickles and Chris Rock to illustrate his case. He urges you to do something politically incorrect today to keep the flames from reaching Fahrenheit 451, the burning point for paper.

 

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Bay Birds 076: House Finch

Brought to you by the National Audubon Society and its Richardson Bay Audubon Center & Sanctuary in Tiburon, Calif.

 

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The Field Trip 049: Liz Swearingen

Mitchell talks with Marin artist Liz Swearingen, whose painting Coffee, took first prize in the 2012 Marin Society of Artists juried-show at the Marin Art and Garden Center in Ross, Calif., on June 10, 2012. The exhibition runs through June 30, 2012.

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A Different Slant 061: CEQA Neg Dec Translated

Host John Flavin translates “A CEQA neg dec could negate the need for an EIR on the HE” into news you can use regarding the application or non-application of environmental standards, including traffic, parking, utilities, wildlife and coastal water, to Sausalito’s proposed Housing Element.

 

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The Field Trip 048: Ken Rowland

Mitchell talks with fifth-generation Marinite Ken Rowland about his half-century of involvement in opera, theater acting and set design. Rowland has designed and built the sets for the Ross Valley Players theater and the Marin Mountain Plays for the past 25 seasons, as well as performing in many lead roles for both companies.

 

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