100 Story Project - Potpourri of Stories
Mary Ann Leffel talks about how the Monterey Bay area is leading innovation in the world.
John Walton discusses perspectives throughout history and how those perspectives can change truth to myth.
John Ittelson discusses Access Monterey Peninsula, CSU Monterey Bay, Education and Technology in Monterey County.
Jack London talks about the time he spent in Carmel, California.
John Steinbeck talks about Monterey Bay.
Gill Campbell, CEO of Mazda Laguna Seca Raceway talks about the history of the world class track and the famous events that take place there.
Jim Pinckney discusses his time making a documentary about Big Sur and the Big Sur Land Trust.
Randy Reinstedt talks about the legendary sea monster of Monterey Bay: Bobo.
Author Randy Reinstedt talks about the many lost treasures of the Monterey bay and the pirates, bandits, and adventures surrounding them.
Local author Randy Reinstedt talks about the Ghosts that inhabit the Monterey Peninsula and how he came into the business of writing about them.
Bert Cutino talks about the Rancho Cielo Project, a project that helps give at risk youth important life skills.
Gael Gallagher gives a comprehensive tour of the Big Sur Coast.
Gael Gallagher gives a personal tour of the various areas on the Monterey Peninsula.
Tosh Tanaka talks about the time he spent and his experiences a the Defense Language Institute in Monterey.
Professor Eric Tao talks about local CSUMB and its role in innovation and technology.
Don Dugdale talks about how cultures differ between different portions of Monterey County.
Mary Alice Fettis talks about Monterey's Whalefest!
Trish Sullivan talks tourism in Salinas, the lettuce curtain, art agriculture, and all kinds of other things.
Greg Berkin talks about Monterey's famous car week, and gets into specifics about the preservation class of cars.
JW Winslow shares her insights on Big Sur culture, mysticism, history and more!
J.W. Winslow talks abou the experience of falling in love with Monterey, and how she came into her own here.
Skip Marquard talks about the long tradition that is the big sur marathon and all that went into the development of the event, as well as its vast history.
Jodi Hansen explains the Monterey County Chamber of Commerce.
Local videographer Bob Pacelli talks about the Pacific Grove Monarch Butterfly Sanctuary, its destruction and the heroic movement to save it.
Erin Fogg of Spoke Consulting discusses the Monterey Institute of International Studies.
Accidental Historian Michael Hemp talks about his wonderful new novel "Sur" and provides context for its rich, historic setting.
A librarian, teacher, acrivist, and Seaside City Council Board of Education member, Helen Rucker discusses her time spent working education in Seaside and touches on the subject of racial intolerance on the Monterey Peninsula.
Hunter Finnell gives us a tour around Carmel via his show "Around Carmel with Hunter Finnell."
Tony Frank talks about his Volkswagen Bus, the oldest in the United States, or as he calls it, the Odd Bus.