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All posts by Jeff Schechtman

All Wine, All The Time: A look at the Wine Country Channel
All Wine, All The Time: A look at the Wine Country Channel
A conversation with Congregation Beth Shalom’s new leader, Rabbi Niles Goldstein
A conversation with Congregation Beth Shalom’s new leader, Rabbi Niles Goldstein
Why And How Non-Profits Are Changing and Why Napa Needs to Keep Up: A Conversation with Kathleen Kelly Janus
Why And How Non-Profits Are Changing and Why Napa Needs to Keep Up: A Conversation with Kathleen Kelly Janus
The Women’s March Napa Valley Is Taking Place This Saturday…Why It’s So Important To Be There
The Women’s March Napa Valley Is Taking Place This Saturday…Why It’s So Important To Be There
BOTTLE TALK WITH RICK AND PAUL
BOTTLE TALK WITH RICK AND PAUL

Season 4 Episode 13:  The Death Spiral of Wine Writing, and Other Cheerful Stories  A Master of Wine said wine writing loses more and more people everyday with all kinds of snobby moves. We happen to agree. Also, we’ve got some historic history about corks, some listeners who have been paying attention – always a risk with us – ask about wine glasses, research on screwtops and about cork bits floating in wine.

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The Paid Signature Gatherers Don’t Tell the Real Story. What’s In the Proposed 18 Page Residential/Watershed Zoning Initiative A conversation with Rob Anglin
The Paid Signature Gatherers Don’t Tell the Real Story. What’s In the Proposed 18 Page Residential/Watershed Zoning Initiative A conversation with Rob Anglin
NVUSD President Jose Hurtado Gives A Heartfelt Analysis of Why the Board Recall Effort Failed And What The Board Learned From The Experience
NVUSD President Jose Hurtado Gives A Heartfelt Analysis of Why the Board Recall Effort Failed And What The Board Learned From The Experience
NAPA FIRE STORIES: 250 Hours That Changed Napa
NAPA FIRE STORIES: 250 Hours That Changed Napa

The roads are open, neighborhoods are repopulated, the air is breathable; burnt out structures have been inventoried and the death count no longer rises.  As we return to normal, or what passes for it, only now do we have the luxury of looking back at stories of courage, skill and the communities remarkable grace under pressure.  

Disasters always bring character into bold relief.  They are the moments that tell us who we really are.  Over the next couple of weeks we are going to be telling you those stories and introducing you, up close and personal, to people you need to hear from.  Not about road closures, or FEMA registration, or how to get rid of debris, but about the amazing human spirit. 

Belia Ramos’ Story: A Ring of Fire
Belia Ramos’ Story: A Ring of Fire
Sheriff John Robertson’s Story: We Ran Out Of Colored Tape
Sheriff John Robertson’s Story: We Ran Out Of Colored Tape

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