As KMUD’s Spring Membership Drive continues under the theme “Education by the People, for the People,” the station is highlighting voices that champion independent journalism. This week, KMUD News spoke with Janine Jackson, Program Director of Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting (FAIR) and host of the syndicated radio show CounterSpin, which airs Sundays at 1 p.m. on KMUD.
Jackson discussed the importance of independent media and the growing threats to public broadcasting, including efforts to eliminate funding for public media under proposals like Project 2025.
Eureka police are seeking information about four individuals suspected of vandalism and theft at the Sequoia Park Zoo on February 16. Lisa Music reports.
Lia Morsell, founder of Alleyway Arts Project, discusses the uptick of public art in Fort Bragg, the history of Alleyway Arts, and the recent...
KMUD's Matt LaFever brings the latest headlines from Mendocino County where an Oakland woman was found after being lost for three days on the...
