California Air Quality Report | Polartropica is Theme Song to ‘Mid Pacific’ | Insight ‘Concert Connect’
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This aerial photo shows the Standard Oil Refinery in El Segundo, Calif., with Los Angeles International Airport in the background and the El Porto neighborhood of Manhattan Beach, Calif., in the foreground, May 25, 2017.
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Why California still has some of the worst air quality in the country. Meet Polartropica, the artist behind the theme song of CapRadio’s podcast “Mid Pacific.” Insight’s “Concert Connect” curates upcoming concerts in Northern California.
California Air Quality Report
Despite years of trying to get our air quality under control, California still has some of the worst air in the country. In fact, almost all California residents live in an area with a failing grade for air quality according to the American Lung Association. One of the worst areas on the list is right here in the Sacramento region. After decades of trying to improve our air quality, what more needs to be done? We are joined on Insight by Will Barrett, National Senior Director of Clean Air Advocacy for the American Lung Association to discuss the findings, next steps on how to improve our air quality, and the risks if we fail to act quickly.
Polartropica
CapRadio’s new podcast “Mid Pacific” explores Asian American identity through food, politics, family, and much more, to better understand the feeling of being between two worlds. On Insight, we’ll meet the artist behind the theme song. Polartropica is a Los Angeles-based galactic dream pop artist and composer. They join Insight to share how their Asian American identity has shaped their music.
Insight's Concert Connect
CapRadio’s Nick Brunner and Andrew Garcia, share their top picks for local concerts in Northern California. The latest edition of Insight’s “Concert Connect” introduces us to the bands performing locally, with some acts that call Sacramento home. This edition of ‘Concert Connect’ features local artists with music that defy a label, a lot like the city of Sacramento. The list of concerts feature: Tennis performing at the Ace of Spades on Tuesday, April 25th, TOSIS playing at Old Ironsides on Friday, April 28th, Mediocre Cafe playing at the Starlet Room in Harlow’s on Tuesday, May 2nd, and The Ruby Woos at Starlet Room on Monday, May 15th.