Follow two stories about surviving suicide and living with the loss of a loved one to suicide. Suicide is preventable. If you or someone you know needs help, text or dial 988. Help is available 24 hours a day.
Featuring firsthand accounts from some of rap’s most integral players, this series recounts the origins of this bold and revolutionary art form through the voices of those who were there at the beginning, creating an anthology of how hip hop became a cultural phenomenon against the backdrop of American history.
This month guest host Montel Vander Horck lll takes us to see El Pulpo Magnifico, , the Wiyot Tribes new Cultural Center, Dick Taylor Chocolates new factory, Kati Texas' dream maker project called the Maker's Apron, and much more!
Seeing the Signs: Suicide Prevention in Humboldt County is a documentary following two stories about surviving suicide and living with the loss of a loved one to suicide.
Film Producer Linda Stansberry will lead a discussion with local mental health experts and there will be time for audience q&a. KEET -TV will be filming this event which will be streamed live from the Jefferson Community Center.
Journalist Linda Stansberry leads panelists Amy Terrones, Lea Nagy, Mark Lamers, Gardner Carlson, and Oliver Gonzalez Bobadilla in a discussion on: rural mental healthcare, suicide trends, gaps in the system, and community solutions.
A new Web Exclusive show from KEET-TV. Host Kati Texas takes us through Old Town, Eureka during its monthly Arts Alive Event. In the New Episode we capture some of the Kinetic Grand Championship Race.
Journalists Linda Stansberry and James Faulk explore problems that impact residents of Humboldt County, CA, then research those issues to help provide listeners with the tools to make things better.
Join James Faulk and his local guests as they as they discuss Humboldt history and more! Each episode we will also hear from Local Historian Jerry Rohde as he expands on the subject of the episode.
