Sacramento Kings Regular Season Recap | Stories of Japanese-American Mass Incarceration | Artist Jermaine Tilson Insight With Vicki Gonzalez
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The Sacramento Kings defeat the Golden State Warriors to advance to the postseason. Also, never-before shared artifacts from Japanese American survivors of mass incarceration during WWII. Finally, artist Jermaine Tilson at The Gallery.
Sacramento Kings Regular Season Recap
Light the Beam! The Sacramento Kings survived their first postseason game against the Golden State Warriors, handily beating their rivals by the score of 118-94. Kings’ television color analyst Kayte Christensen joins us today to talk about how big of a win last night’s game was in team history, and what lies ahead for the team Friday night against the New Orleans Pelicans. Plus, Digital Editor Claire Morgan with CapRadio’s SacramenKnow newsletter shares her account of what it was like inside Golden 1 Center last night as fans and the city enjoyed a huge win.
Stories of Japanese-American Mass Incarceration
is the latest iteration of the Japanese American experience exhibit at the California Museum in Sacramento. Several new features have been added to upgrade the understanding of what more than 120,000 Japanese Americans experienced after being interned following the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor. California Museum docent Steve Sasaki shares his family’s personal stories of survival, and how the experiences of Japanese Americans are intertwined with the fight to preserve civil rights. Steve will offer a Q&A at the museum on April 18, May 4 and May 16.
Artist Jermaine Tilson
The Black Artist Foundry was created in 2020 to address inequality in arts funding. Executive Director Faith McKinnie joins us with how the nonprofit has grown to offer funding, exhibit space and community for Black artists. We are also joined by artist Jermaine “Jcrux” Tilson about his solo exhibition Convergence that will debut at The Gallery in Old North Sacramento on Saturday from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.
The Sacramento Kings defeat the Golden State Warriors to advance to the postseason. Also, never-before shared artifacts from Japanese American survivors of mass incarceration during WWII. Finally, artist Jermaine Tilson at The Gallery.
Sacramento Kings Regular Season Recap
Light the Beam! The Sacramento Kings survived their first postseason game against the Golden State Warriors, handily beating their rivals by the score of 118-94. Kings’ television color analyst Kayte Christensen joins us today to talk about how big of a win last night’s game was in team history, and what lies ahead for the team Friday night against the New Orleans Pelicans. Plus, Digital Editor Claire Morgan with CapRadio’s SacramenKnow newsletter shares her account of what it was like inside Golden 1 Center last night as fans and the city enjoyed a huge win.
Stories of Japanese-American Mass Incarceration
is the latest iteration of the Japanese American experience exhibit at the California Museum in Sacramento. Several new features have been added to upgrade the understanding of what more than 120,000 Japanese Americans experienced after being interned following the 1941 attack on Pearl Harbor. California Museum docent Steve Sasaki shares his family’s personal stories of survival, and how the experiences of Japanese Americans are intertwined with the fight to preserve civil rights. Steve will offer a Q&A at the museum on April 18, May 4 and May 16.
Artist Jermaine Tilson
The Black Artist Foundry was created in 2020 to address inequality in arts funding. Executive Director Faith McKinnie joins us with how the nonprofit has grown to offer funding, exhibit space and community for Black artists. We are also joined by artist Jermaine “Jcrux” Tilson about his solo exhibition Convergence that will debut at The Gallery in Old North Sacramento on Saturday from 4 p.m. to 9 p.m.