Sacramento Tree Health | Southwest Airlines Meltdown | Diversity in Classical Music
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Two trees strike two houses next door to each other in Sacramento, Calf., Sunday, Jan. 8, 2023.
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Today on Insight, we're looking at the health of Sacramento trees, Southwest Airlines' meltdown, and diversity in classical music.
Sacramento tree health
CapRadio’s Environment Reporter Manola Secaira and Sacramento communities reporter Janelle Salanga discuss their reporting on the health and damage of the trees that devastated Sacramento during the winter storm and also what to do, and not do, if a tree damages your home or property.
Southwest meltdown
Shawn Hubler, California correspondent for the New York Times, discusses her reporting on Southwest Airlines and how it became the “unofficial” airline for California travel. Gabe Saglie, Travelzoo senior editor, discusses what happened in the meltdown with Southwest Airlines and how travelers can prepare for the unexpected.
Diversity in classical music
A conversation with three leaders in the classical music world, who are redefining what representation looks like and changing the narrative of what classical music currently will be in the future. Lee Pringle, Founder and Artistic Director of The Colour of Music Festival. Maestro Christian Baldini, is the Music Director of the UC Davis Symphony Orchestra and Camellia Symphony Orchestra. And Aubrey Bergauer is CEO of Changing the Narrative and former executive director of the California Symphony.
