100% Humboldt
de scott hammond
#134. What Makes a Cover Band Worth Seeing? | Dustin Thompkins
À propos de ce podcast
Humboldt County CA USA is the home of some of the most iconoclastic, genuine, and interesting folks in the world.
We are getting curious about the movers, shakers, and difference makers in Humboldt County CA-Home of the giant redwoods, 6 Rivers, and the vast Pacific Ocean.
We will discover what makes people live/evolve in the beautiful, diverse, isolated, and ever-changing Northcoast of California 100%!
Listen in and learn what it is to be 100% Humboldt
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- #134. What Makes a Cover Band Worth Seeing? | Dustin Thompkins · 1 h 4 min · Épisode 134Send us Fan Mail Knowing the hits is one thing; getting a crowd to care is another. Dustin Thompkins of The Undercovers joins Scott Hammond to explain how song selection…
- #133. When Humboldt Was Told Trails Would Never Happen | Jen Rice · 1 h 0 min · Épisode 133Send us Fan Mail Why did connecting Arcata and Eureka by trail take nearly 30 years? Jen Rice talks with Scott Hammond about hearing that trails would never happen here, bringing…
- #132. How Eureka Reconnected With Its Waterfront | Nancy Flemming · 1 h 1 min · Épisode 132Send us Fan Mail What does it take to turn a boarded-off waterfront into a place people want to visit and care for? Former Eureka mayor Nancy Flemming joins Scott Hammond to…
- #131. What Good Local Journalism Is Supposed to Do | Ted Pease · 60 min · Épisode 131Send us Fan Mail What does good local journalism actually do for the people it serves? Senior News editor Ted Pease joins Scott Hammond to talk about a free monthly newspaper…
- #130. So, You Get Hit by a Train… | Marty Coelho · 60 min · Épisode 130Send us Fan Mail Marty Coelho recalls leaving a late-night seafood cleanup shift, having his car hit by a train, and walking away without injuries. Now working in college…
- #129. You Don't Have to Be Wealthy to Give Back | Sara Dronkers · 56 min · Épisode 129Send us Fan Mail You don't need a fortune to make a difference in Humboldt—and a local gift can keep helping long after it's given. Sara Dronkers, CEO of Humboldt Area…
- #128. Building Humboldt’s Future: Jobs, Housing, and Samoa | Dan Johnson · 1 h 1 min · Épisode 128Send us Fan Mail Humboldt needs more living-wage jobs, more housing, and a willingness to turn big plans into reality. Dan Johnson shares how he grew The Danco Group from an…
- #127. After Sun Valley: Lane DeVries on Finding Purpose Beyond Success · 60 min · Épisode 127Send us Fan Mail Lane DeVries traces his journey from a fourth-generation flower-farming family in the Netherlands to growing Sun Valley Floral Farms into the largest flower farm…
- #126. Comic Books, Real Estate, and Vinyl: A Humboldt Life | Don Chin · 1 h 0 min · Épisode 126Send us Fan Mail Don Chin has built a distinctly Humboldt life across comic books, real estate, and vinyl. He joins Scott Hammond to trace the path from growing up in Myrtletown…
- #125. Planning, Housing, and the Push and Pull of Humboldt Growth | John Ford · 59 min · Épisode 125Send us Fan Mail John Ford, Director of Planning and Building for the County of Humboldt, talks with Scott Hammond about how planning, permitting, and code enforcement work in a…
- #124. The Long Work Behind Humboldt’s Trails, Housing, and Transit | Natalie Arroyo · 1 h 1 min · Épisode 124Send us Fan Mail Trails, housing, transit, and public art can take years of quiet work before the results become visible. Humboldt County District 4 Supervisor Natalie Arroyo…
- #123. What Humboldt’s Homeless Services Are Really Facing | Anjali Browning · 1 h 1 min · Épisode 123Send us Fan Mail Anjali Browning joins Scott Hammond for a conversation about homeless services, applied anthropology, and the work of building capacity for local nonprofits in…
- #122. Aging in Rural Humboldt: Meals, Medicare, and the Care Gap | Maggie Kraft · 1 h 11 min · Épisode 122Send us Fan Mail Maggie Kraft joins Scott Hammond for a conversation about the Area 1 Agency on Aging and the everyday work of helping older adults in Humboldt and Del Norte…
- #121. How Ferndale Takes Care of Its Seniors | Leira Satlof · 30 min · Épisode 121Send us Fan Mail Leira Satlof joins Scott Hammond for a conversation about her path through Humboldt County, from Dell’Arte roots and Ferndale Repertory Theatre to food trucks…
- #120. Carol Jacobson on Music, Teaching, and the Eureka Symphony · 59 min · Épisode 120Send us Fan Mail Carol Jacobson joins Scott Hammond for a conversation about music, teaching, and the Humboldt community that shaped her life and work. She talks about leading…
- #119. Bill Barnum on Housing, Redwood, and Humboldt’s Future · 1 h 0 min · Épisode 119Send us Fan Mail Bill Barnum returns to the 100% Humboldt podcast for a wide-ranging conversation with Scott Hammond about Humboldt County’s past, present, and future. They talk…
- #118. Dr. Richard Carvajal: Coming Home to Lead Cal Poly Humboldt · 1 h 4 min · Épisode 118Send us Fan Mail Dr. Richard Carvajal, the new president of Cal Poly Humboldt, sits down with Scott Hammond for a conversation about growing up in Humboldt, the mentos who…
- #117. Claudia Lima on Timber, Art, and Making a Life in Humboldt · 59 min · Épisode 117Send us Fan Mail Claudia Lima talks with Scott Hammond about growing up in Julian, studying animal science at Cal Poly, working in wholesale lumber, and building a life in…
- #116. Deanna Dick on Midwifery, Home Birth, and Humboldt's Changing Birth Landscape · 1 h 3 min · Épisode 116Send us Fan Mail Deanna Dick talks with Scott Hammond about growing up in Tahoe, coming to Humboldt State, studying Spanish and psychology, and following mission work and…
- #115. Carol Ryder on Humboldt Light Opera Company, Voice Teaching, and Finding Her Path in Music · 59 min · Épisode 115Send us Fan Mail Carol Ryder talks with Scott Hammond about growing up in Fortuna, studying first in nursing and political science, then finding her way into voice, opera, and…







