audio by artist lloyd carter

Lloyd’s June 12 radio interview with EPA regional administrator Jared Blumenfeld can be heard HERE
 

In his December 2010 radio show on KFCF, 88.1 FM, Lloyd interviewed 85-year-old family farmer Berge Bulbulian.  Berge headed National Land For People in the 1970's, fighting to break up the large landholdings on the West Side of the San Joaquin Valley. To hear the show, click play below.

In his January radio show, Lloyd interviews UC Berkeley Geography Professor Richard Walker, author of a book on the history of Agribusiness in California, who explains why the San Joaquin Valley is the poorest place in America.

 In his June 2011 radio show, Lloyd has two guest hosts, octogenarian farmers Walt Shubin and Berge Bulbulian who reminisce about farming in the Valley and 60 years of water politics.  An informative and entertaining 30 minutes.

 In his July 2011 radio show, Lloyd interviews Vivian Parker, a biologist and activist attempting to protect Battle Creek, which flows down the side of Lassen Peak in Northern California.  State and federal agencies are spending $130 million in a salmon restoration project on Battle Creek at the same time Gov. Jerry Brown is permitting clear-cutting of the watershed above the salmon project, which is causing erosion and negative impacts on the creek.  Does the left hand know what the right hand is doing?   An eye-opening interview.