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In this show you'll hear the against-all-odds story of how the community came together and fought to get Channel 6 on air. We'll re-introduce you to some of KVIE's first programs, celebrate our volunteers and show you some of the bizarre items that were up for bid from the now infamous KVIE auctions of the 60s and 70s.

Explore how students at local high school animation studio are creating work that you'd think came out of Hollywood, see the efforts from a group of kids who are making inspiring local documentaries, get a look inside the region's newest art university and meet a young man who's breaking stereotypes as the youngest member in a local barbershop chorus.

Asthma is a prevalent and serious problem for people in the Sacramento Valley. A chronic inflammatory lung disease, it's often triggered by high levels of pollen and pollution. This show investigates the causes of this growing problem and meets area residents struggling with the disease. It also spotlights new research, including efforts by local institutions leading to new treatments.

Have you ever encountered a street sign and wondered how it got its name? Jack Gallagher takes you to some of the most interesting and historic locations that he visited on KVIE's popular series Street Signs. Includes streets in Sacramento, Modesto, Folsom, and the Sierra foothills.

Is it a collection or an obsession? Join Jason Shoultz as he shares some of his favorite moments from The Collectors series. From Pez conventions to a collection of asphalt, some very interesting things are being gathered by Central Valley residents. Whether you've got a tiny collection on a shelf or a room full of treasures, this episode is for you!

Sacramento's rock 'n' roll history is rich and varied. This program recalls some of the great musicians and outstanding bands that began and thrived right here in the River City, including The New Breed, Blue Cheer, Tesla, and many others. Narrated by local radio host Kitty O'Neal. Local blues musician Mick Martin and music critic David Barton share their expertise on the local music scene.

Virtually everyone faces the risk of diabetes. Sounding the Alarm offers some timely advice on how your family can improve the odds against becoming its next victims. The program illustrates the daily struggles of those battling the disease, including a 10-year-old girl living with type 1 diabetes who must use an insulin pump each day.