ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Hear from the founder, the musicians, and the mission-driven non-profits.
photo credit: Michelle Marques
Sonoma Wild Festival audience and main stage.
Sonoma Wild Festival audience and main stage.
Turn up the volume for a special look inside Sonoma Wild—a celebration of local music, crafts, food, and community action.
Host Michelle Marques turns the mic over to Doug Jayne for a chat with festival founder Tamara Klamner to explore how this vibrant gathering came to life and the mission driving its success.
We’ll also hear directly from the local non-profits making a difference on the ground, all packaged alongside a playlist of live music clips from the festival's featured performers. Press play to experience the best of our community, wild and free!
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Guests in this episode:
Doug Jayne, KRCB Midday Music
Tamara Klamner, Tapestry Productions
Katherina Audley, Noyo Center for Marine Science
David Hansen, Sonoma Mountain Preservation
Soneile Hymn, Sonoma Mountain Preservation
Mollie Knopf, The CoPilot Project
Holly Scaglione, Weaving Earth Center For Relational Education
Tamara Klamner, Tapestry Productions
Katherina Audley, Noyo Center for Marine Science
David Hansen, Sonoma Mountain Preservation
Soneile Hymn, Sonoma Mountain Preservation
Mollie Knopf, The CoPilot Project
Holly Scaglione, Weaving Earth Center For Relational Education
Additional interviews by Doug Jayne, music recordings by Max Allen
Suggestions for guests or topics? Email the707@krcb.org
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