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We're a civic-minded, community-focused organization putting together moderated panels, interviews, discussions, events focused on cool people doing groundbreaking things and possibly causin...
This pandemic has created a major upheaval in Los Angeles, the global hub of entertainment. We’re now used to streaming movies and TV shows...
Silicon Valley has always been the global hub of technology, and in the past 18 months, it has made the tools that allowed Americans -- and...
California's arts institutions are dealing with budget cuts and revenue shortfalls due to the pandemic, and a reckoning with systemic racism...
Few business sectors in California were more battered by the pandemic than the dining industry -- nearly a third of the state’s restaurants...
The pandemic has changed the concept of physical stores – do we still need them, what’s their purpose now, and how should they change to sta...
Travel is bouncing back, but there’s still plenty we don’t know about how the pandemic -- and new variants of the coronavirus -- will play o...
Now that California is reopening, where do we go and how do we get there? This three-part episode focuses on the future of transportation in...
The pandemic has re-shifted our priorities, particularly where we want to live and work. For many Californians, that location may be a diffe...
After more than a year of closed campuses and online-only learning, California’s higher education system has been completely changed in a wa...
This pandemic has been a wild ride for everyone, especially for young Millennials and Generation Z. These teens and 20-somethings are dealin...
Remember when a first date often involved dinner and a movie, a few drinks in a crowded bar, and if things went well, a goodnight kiss? 2020...
What does the future hold for working parents in California? Will the childcare crisis, homeschooling debacle and issues involving remote wo...
COVID-19 caused the early deaths of many seniors, but even as we see the light at the end of the tunnel, the big issues of aging and senior...
Even though coronavirus infections have sharply dropped, and the CDC is relaxing the rules around masks and mingling, what are we going to d...
With recent headlines about scandals and snafus at Big Tech companies like Google and Facebook, tech workers in Silicon Valley are fed up wi...
Thirteen months of statewide shutdowns have meant shuttered doors and bankruptcies for businesses in all types of industries, and the exodus...
When kids go back to in-person learning, what will that be like? How will the classroom be set up? How will school administrators handle the...
In this episode, we’re taking a look at The Future of Work in California – how we’ll be doing it, and where we’ll be doing it from. In Part...
In this first episode, we’re taking a look at The Future of News in California, and how the pandemic has added more stress to local newspape...
We're doing a new podcast series about California's post-pandemic future. Here's a quick intro so you know what to expect. Episodes will dro...
We're doing a specific group of podcasts in July -- conversations focused on what systemic change looks like, particularly here in Californi...
** This conversation was recorded on July 13 ** We're doing a specific group of podcasts in July -- conversations focused on what systemic c...
** This podcast was recorded on May 18 ** NOTE: Forgive us for the spots of glitchy audio in this one -- they're worst in the first 4-5 minu...
In this episode, we’re talking about how to keep our mental health and our sanity intact during Pandemic Time. Dr. Peter Yellowlees, Chief W...
If you’re running out of things to watch on streaming TV or favorite podcasts to listen to, have we got suggestions for you. We talked with...
** This Q&A was recorded on May 8, 2020** We’re taking a look at California’s grocery stores -- how they’ve handled becoming the “public squ...
In this episode, we’re taking a look at California’s food supply chain – how it’s under stress, and even breaking, because of the coronaviru...
In this episode, we’re taking a look at California’s restaurant industry – the efforts happening now to keep it going, and what it will look...
In this episode (taped April 19), we’re talking with a couple of everyday people who are doing amazing things in this New Normal -- and got...
Over the next few weeks – or however long it takes before we are allowed to leave our houses again – we’ll be looking at the ways our corona...
Doing live, in-person events is off the table for a while, but we’re still interviewing Californians doing groundbreaking things during “Pan...
2020 marks the 100th anniversary of the 19th Amendment, which gave women the right to vote, so we’re running a Q&A series this year called “...
Mom knows best . . . especially when she’s the Speaker of the House. So Christine Pelosi decided to write a book about her mom, Nancy, the h...
A new food economy is taking root in places like the dairy section of grocery stores and the drive-thrus of Burger King. Plant-based and lab...
** This podcast was recorded on November 18, 2019** Our final “Policy and a Pint” of 2019 is with a former farm boy from the Central Valley...
Is the jig up for the “Gig Economy” in California? Governor Gavin Newsom just signed California’s Assembly Bill 5 (AB5) legislation into law...
With fires blazing yet again in Wine Country and the hills of Los Angeles, PG&E power outages, and historic, triple-digit-m.p.h. windstorms...
Kristopher Barkley and Nikky Mohanna are two people who are literally changing the shape of Sacramento’s skyline. They’re designing and cons...
Eating local, sustainable and seasonal is something we hear a lot in the “Farm-to-Fork” capital city of Sacramento. Is that message making i...
We took a road trip to hold this conversation (our 50th event!) at the lovely Gold Rush town of Auburn because, according to Cal Fire maps,...
It’s a special “Back to School” edition of Groundbreakers Q&A as we sit down with Gary May, Chancellor of UC Davis, and talk with him about...
** This podcast was recorded live on August 28, 2019** On the surface, the legal cannabis business looks like the greatest thing since slice...
*This event was recorded on July 10, 2019 * Sacramento is still sometimes called “that place halfway between San Francisco and Lake Tahoe.”...
** This discussion was recorded on June 26, 2019** State Senator Scott Wiener, who represents San Francisco, has made waves since he came to...
** This conversation was recorded on June 4, 2019 ** Wildfire Season is here! (Although in California, it’s now almost year-round, right?) T...
** This event was recorded on May 23, 2019** California is known for its amazing wines and its innovative, offbeat ways of growing, producin...
**This event was recorded on April 30, 2019** This "Groundbreakers Q&A" is with two guys who know their way around a kitchen. Rick Mahan and...
** This conversation was recorded on April 17, 2019** California’s legislature is looking at how to make blockchain and cryptocurrency easie...
**This discussion was recorded on April 8, 2019** Sacramento is getting attention nationwide for its alt-transportation methods, which focus...
* This podcast was recorded on April 3, 2019 at Antiquite Midtown in Sacramento* We’re talking with some of Sacramento’s mightiest movers an...