SANTA BARBARA TALKS with JOSH MOLINA
Journalist Josh Molina explores the future of our rapidly changing community with the people driving the conversation.
Journalist Josh Molina explores the future of our rapidly changing community with the people driving the conversation.
Bloggier Craig Smith
'There is no hope'
Los Angeles Times Journalist James Rainey
DeJohn talks tech companies leasing space, Paseo Nuevo
Santa Barbara Talks with Josh Molina provides a unique platform for people in the world of business, housing and education to talk candidly about the community's challenges and the solutions. Journalist Josh Molina creates dynamic conversations with the influential people who help make the community special. Your support helps Josh expand and grow his podcasts to a larger audience and create an audio history of this incredible community.
Michael Shermer
Rowse talks housing, State Street, politics
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She's one of Santa Barbara's original television stars. Paula Lopez, former anchor with KEYT and KCAL 9 talks about her career in broadcast journalism, including her very public exit, and her road to recovery from alcohol addiction. Lopez opens up about her recovery to help and inspire others.
In this exclusive podcast with Josh Molina. Dr. Daraka Larimore-Hall talks about what happens when candidates of color are played against each other in politics and how that drags down the progressive agenda. Larimore-Hall discusses the strands of white privilege and systemic racism, and the many subtle ways it manifests itself in politics and the media.
James Joyce III nearly shocked the world on Election Night in Santa Barbara when he placed second, winning 7,125 votes in his bid for mayor. He finished in second, far ahead of incumbent mayor Cathy Murillo. While Joyce did not win the top spot, he showed that there was a lot of buzz and excitement around his campaign. Joyce was outspent heavily by his opponent, yet only finished 3,000 votes behind the top vote-getter Randy Rowse.
Journalist Josh Molina explains the story behind the story after covering the Riven Rock parking/hiking drama in Montecito. Molina spent a Saturday talking to homeowners, hikers and law enforcement to tell the story of how parking along the street has sparked a controversy in Montecito. In this podcast, Molina talks about the journalism, including the reporting and photography, and pulls back the curtain on the process and experience of creating a story.
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Santa Barbara Talks with Josh Molina offers a unique platform for candid, revealing conversations with the community's most interesting and intriguing individuals. Josh focuses on conversations about education, business, culture and politics. Please consider a contribution that goes directly to the content creator.