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Dj HuMAN welcomes the main players of Vallejo Project for an informative discussion of wellness, job opportunity, education and community activism. Vallejo Project founder Adjoa McDonald, Dr. Mylene Rucker (Physician, activists, former Black Panther), and Kweku Middleton (carpenter, skills teacher, activist) as they take you deep into the challenges and rewards of running a community non-profit.

DJ Hu-MAN hosts the Vallejo Project
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Live Tuesday Mornings 8 - 10:00 AM PST
Vallejo, Napa, American Canyon, Suisun City, and Fairfield.
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Ovnis y ataques. Caso Varginha. Caso Colares. Caso Bermudez. Salvador Freixedo y la granja humana. Mike Degruy y los misterios del océano, ¿tienen que ver con los ovnis? Parte 1 de una historia en primera asombrosa en Mendiza, Argentina

El defensa de César Vallejo confesó que se vio sorprendido con la salida del 'Tigre', pero que confía en regresar pronto a la 'Sele'.

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Alibi Bookshop in Downtown Vallejo, California, is a general interest and proudly independent bookstore. After spending nearly twenty years in the publishing industry, Karen Finlay, and her husband Jon Burchard, bought the store from Shannon Hartlep and reopened it under the new name of Alibi Bookshop. The store sells both new and used books and an assortment of fun gifts.

Alibi Bookshop

Jane Eyre, Charlotte Bronte

The House In The Cerulean Sea, TJ Klune

 Tell the Wolves I’m Home, Carol Rifka Brunt

 The Love Songs of W.E.B. Du Bois, Honoree Fanonne Jeffers

 Braiding Sweetgrass, Robin Wall Kimmerer

 Persepolis: The Story of a Childhood, Marjane Satrapi

 Grapes of Wrath, John Steinbeck

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Charla con parte de los protagonistas de Alienígenas Ancestrales Latinoamérica, en este episodio Juan Andrés Salfate de Chile, Andrea Pérez Simondini, de Argentina, Juan Jesús Vallejo, español recidente en Colombia, Pablo Alvarez,, de Argentina, Julio Chamorro, de Perú y Yoana Arenas de Colombia.

With his hometown of Vallejo, CA facing a severe homeless crisis, Pastor Scott Nalley felt the Lord leading him to leave his "normal" life as a pastor to live among the homeless in "The Swamp" for 40 days.  Hear a first-hand account of his eye-opening experiences as he adjusted to living the homeless life, what he learned about those surrounding him, what his experience revealed about the church, and the only solution he believes will heal our current homeless crisis.  Lives changed. That is the hope behind the headlines for Scott Nalley.

Pastor Nalley is the pastor of Bridgeway Church in Vallejo, CA

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Season 2 of the Camelcast resumes with the final episode examining the history of Rancho Suscol. The area of this 84,000 acre land grant, given in 1843, spans present-day Napa and Solano counties, and includes the cities of Vallejo and Benicia. Join us as new host Museum Administration Manager Maureen Williams and Museum Research Historian Dr. Jim Lessenger finish the discussion of Rancho Suscol: Its Religious, Revolutionary, and Homestead History.

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Season 2 of the COVID Quarantine Camelcast kicks of with the first of several episodes examining the history of Rancho Suscol. The area of this 84,000 acre land grant, given in 1843, spans present-day Napa and Solano counties, and includes the cities of Vallejo and Benicia. Join us as Executive Director Elizabeth d'Huart and Museum Research Historian Dr. Jim Lessenger discuss the history, people, and politics intertwined with the land.

El Caso Manises analizado por Lourdes Gómez y Juan Jesús Vallejo. El caso del Rally de la Vuelta de América del Sur 1978

In the ninth episode of the COVID Quarantine Camelcast, Executive Director Elizabeth d'Huart and Museum Research Historian Dr. Jim Lessenger discuss Benicia's brief time as the state capital, the reasons why the seat of government moved to Sacramento, and the  capitol building they left behind.

Jim Lessenger is a physician by profession and an historian by hobby. The author of The Benicia State Capitol, published in 2019 by Arcadia Publishing, Jim has long been fascinated by California history, and Benicia has enough history and stories to fill a shelf of books.

In the final episode recorded prior to his return to Yale University, Host Dean Putong and Executive Director Elizabeth d’Huart discuss the city’s “founding fathers” – Benicia’s Early VIPs: General Vallejo and His Peeps. Join us for a brief discussion of how Benicia came to be!