This week’s show is all about food, music, dancing and fun!

Anchor Kate Cheney Davidson eats her way through the new Epicurious Garden food court in Berkeley. Reporter Joe Mullin listens in on the Los Angeles Phil Harmonic’s minimalist music. Shelly Meron looks at horizontal corduroy clothes. Anchor Emily Taguchi spoke to hiking enthusiasts. And Charla Bear takes a peek at a local burlesque class.

Today’s show was produced by Nicole Dianne Dawley. The engineer was Ki-Min Sung. George Lewinski was the advisor.

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In this week’s show the NGM team went for the green. Environmental stories, that is.

Reporter Charla Bear got a tour of John Muir Elementary School’s organic garden and cooking class. Anchor Joe Mullin tests the waters of bottled H20. Lygia Navarro reports on an Alameda community that’s using nature in affordable housing design. Anchor Nicole Dawley talks to a representative from Build It Green about environmental building materials. And Shelly Meron reports on clothing that’s gone organic.

Today’s show was produced by Kara Andrade and Nicole Dianne Dawley. The engineer was Ki-min Sung. George Lewinski was the advisor.

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This week’s show takes a look at issues affecting schools.

Anchor Lygia Navarro talks to a UC Berkeley student who served in Iraq. Emily Taguchi looks at a Palo Alto high school that is graduating the majority of its students despite neighborhood crime. Charla Bear checks the scene when a gubernatorial candidate comes to campus. Anchor Kara Andrade talks to students who are suing their own university over tuition costs. Shelly Meron reports on a fight heating up between university developers and the surrounding community. Nicole Dawley studies a class trying to recreate a historic Oakland neighborhood.

This show was produced by Joe Mullin. The engineer was Ki-Min Sung. George Lewinski was the advisor.

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Today’s show is all about how the Internet takes over people’s lives.

Reporter Joe Mullin reports on the ways adults are getting hip to teens online. Nicole Dianne Dawley looks at how employers are using myspace to check up on applicants. Kara Andrade finds out how people are using the Internet to organize around issues. And Emily Taguchi discovers that humans aren’t the only ones making friends online – even dogs can connect via web sites like dogster.com.

This week our hosts were Lygia Navarro and Shelly Meron. Lygia spoke with Jen King, a graduate student in the School of Information, to find out where Internet social networking is headed. And Shelly went out on the street to find out what Cal students think.

This show was produced by Charla Bear. It was engineered by Ki-Min Sung. The advisor was George Lewinski.

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