Special Archive

West Marin historian Dewey Livingston joins Lyons Filmer to discuss his newest book, a comprehensive history of the Point Reyes Peninsula, Tomales Bay and the Eastern Shore. Tune in for what Livingston calls “not only a factual history… but also an environmental history” and how the process of writing it was “a great balance of my disciplines.”  From…

Kate Levinson and Steve Costa, co-owners of Point Reyes Books for 14 years, celebrate their experience in a ‘Last Words’ conversation with Malcolm Margolin, founder of Heyday Books – on December 28, 2016.   https://kwmr.s3.amazonaws.com/audio/PRB_LastWords.mp3

KWMR presents Congressman Huffman and other community partners in an open dialogue on defending our environment and protecting our progress on climate change. The group discussion focused on the changing situation in Washington and the best ways to take action in the days ahead. Recording courtesy of programmer Bing Gong.   – Congressman Jared Huffman,…

Terry Tempest Williams Reading from: The Hour of Land, A Personal Topography of America’s National Parks Presented by Point Reyes Books as a benefit for Point Reyes National Seashore Association, Black Mountain Circle, and the Mesa Refuge. October 22, 2016 https://kwmr.s3.amazonaws.com/audio/TTW_PRB_10-22-16_Final.mp3 As a farewell event as Point Reyes Books changes owners, and to honor the centennial…

  Bounty! Celebrating Agriculture in Coastal Marin Currently on view at the Bolinas Museum. Great Minds Panel Discussion & Special Toast Agricultural Innovators: Rocking the Bay Area and Beyond presented by Bolinas Museum With: Albert Straus of Straus Family Organic Creamery; Sue Conley, founder of Tomales Bay Foods and Cowgirl Creamery; Phyllis Faber, Marin Agricultural Land…