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Tom Widroe, executive director of the Santa Barbara Barbara County Taxpayers Association, joins Josh Molina and Santa Barbara Talks to talk the presidential election, Trump, culture wars, Jerry Seinfeld, comedy, Republican politics and other issues.
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osh Molina explains what is going with the Montecito Hot Springs controversy and why people are arguing over whether the pools are legal. A viral video sparked the latest wave of attention, as Montecito homeowners and trail hikers collide over parking in the neighborhoods, and alleged dumping of trash, fires, cooking and other behavior. Journalist Josh Molina gets you caught up to speed on the latest happenings, and why everyone is frustrated with Santa Barbara County, the board of supervisors, and government regulators who seem to created a situation that is murky and unclear for everyone involved. If you enjoy these podcasts visit www.santabarbaratalks.com and consider making a financial contribution. Also, please subscribe on YouTube.

Journalist Josh Molina talks about two California bills designed to help safe journalism. Molina also talks about his idea of teaching journalism as part of the curriculum in elementary schools to promote critical thinking and educate young people about the importance of understanding media literacy.
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Goleta City Councilman Stuart Kasdin announces his plans for re-election and seeking a third term on the Goleta City Council. Kasdin also shares his views on the Goleta Old Town restriping project, housing, potholes on Phelps Road, and the success of Goleta's businesses, including the Camino Real Marketplace. Kasdin also discusses his background and his career teaching political science, most recently at Santa Barbara City College.
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Wade Cowper and Paula Phan are back to talk about the Waula Festival, this Saturday, May 25 at 5 p.m. Spencer the Gardener. The festival features a musical lineup of The English Beat, Spencer the Gardener, Queentide, Young Santa, and lots wine. All money goes to benefit the Sarah House a home for hospice patients. For tickets visit www.waulafest.com
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anta Barbara's plan to reduce free parking downtown on dozens of city blocks and in city lots and garages crashed and burned at the Santa Barbara City Council. From the first time it was unveiled, the proposal appeared ill-timed and lacking a cohesive public relations message. Journalist Josh Molina breaks it all down in this Top 10 list of reasons why the Santa Barbara proposal fell short.
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