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Insight: Political Junkie / 'Life In Asymmetry' / Announcer Gary Gerould / Sacramento Beer Week

Heard
2017
Episodes
5

Political Junkie Discusses Trump's New Travel Ban The Political Junkie is turning his analytical gaze west. Ken Rudin, known to NPR listeners from his many years talking all things politics with Neal Conan on "Talk of the Nation," joins Insight host Beth Ruyak for our signature segment. Davis Woman Writes Book About Her Journey As A "Previvor" Of Genetic Breast Cancer A Davis woman grew up idolizing breasts until she found herself vulnerable for a breast cancer mutagen because of family history. She discusses her book and life story on Insight titled "Life In Asymmetry." With 2,500 Games Under His Belt, Announcer Gary Gerould Recalls Career Highlights Gary Gerould broadcasted his 2,500th Kings game Sunday, a remarkable accomplishment in sports play-by-play. He recaps his career so far and talks about his upcoming game to host. Ice Cream Beer: A New Feature To Sacramento Beer Week It's beer week again in the Sacramento Valley and dozens of local craft breweries are getting in on the action with events featuring beer with your pup to the newly released ice cream beer.

Episodes, in broadcast order

  1. Insight 170306

    No date given · 51 min

  2. Insight 170306a

    No date given · 13 min

  3. Insight 170306b

    No date given · 17 min

  4. Insight 170306c

    No date given · 14 min

  5. Insight 170306d

    No date given · 4:54

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  1. Insight: Political Junkie / 'Life In Asymmetry' / Announcer Gary Gerould / Sacramento Beer Week

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