Game creator Jim Moran devices games that are both educational and actually fun to play. In this episode, he discusses the creative process behind games like Election Night! and his mission to gamify learning.

Just a quick bid adieu as we wrap the season and look forward to what may come next.

In this episode, reporter Will Carruthers explains what's happening on the eco-activist front in the age of the pandemic; Arts editor Charlie Swanson discusses Angie Powers' feature film "Lost in the Middle;" and Advice Viking Mark Fernquest explains to (editor and) host Daedalus Howell what the hell a "keyhole garden" is! Produced by Takeshi Lewis.

In this episode of The Bohemian, reporter Will Carruthers discusses his coverage of a recent incident between a Sonoma County Sheriff deputies, a Graton resident and a police dog named Vader. Link to story in show notes.

Writer Sara Ost shares the backstory on Twitter phenom @MenWriteWomen, reporter Will Carruthers catches us up on PG&E's settlement brouhaha, and SparkTarot's Kary Hess does a reading for host Daedalus Howell.

It's our Spring Lit edition so we start with some poetry in translation, courtesy of Terry Ehret and Mexican poet Ulalume González de León's English language debut "Plagios/Plagiarisms." We also look at the streaming arts and what's cooking in Thomas Keller's kitchen.

This week we explore the State of the Arts — namely audiences, artists and the pandemic between them — a new series by arts editor Charlie Swanson.

Within days of six Bay Area counties issuing "shelter-in-place" orders in response to the spread of the Coronavirus, Sonoma and Napa Counties have followed suit.

In this micro-episode, North Bay Bohemian interim editor Daedalus Howell speaks with reporter Will Carruthers about the local government response to the coronavirus and COVID-19 — and where to file for unemployment if your job is affected.

So your house got a parking ticket. This week on The Bohemian we explore housing and homelessness with three writers with three unique angles.

Coming soon to a podcatcher near you... The Bohemian —with North Bay Bohemian interim editor Daedalus Howell.

Career-long audio professional Takeshi Lewis is a producer, composer, and sound designer with extensive experience capturing production audio for Fortune 500 companies, sound designing and mixing feature films. But Lewis is also active in the glitch music community under the name Glitch Unicorn (his latest EP is "Night Mantra").

Since the legalization of cannabis in California, new issues have arisen — from N.I.M.B.Y issues faced by local growers to an uptick in certain kinds of crime. But the benefits to the local economy might outweigh the negatives — Andy Sewell produces and reports.

It's dog's life for this beta episode of The Bohemian as Daedalus Howell has a quick chat with correspondent Kie Chesley about the upwardly trending interest in dogs.

In this extended interview, career-long audio professional Takeshi Lewis is a producer, composer, and sound designer with extensive experience capturing production audio for Fortune 500 companies, sound designing and mixing feature films. But Lewis is also active in the glitch music community under the name Glitch Unicorn (his latest EP is "Night Mantra").