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    The Rancho Cordova Podcast

    The Rancho Cordova Podcast is a weekly show brought to you by the Rancho Cordova Film Office, and host Charles Lago. The Rancho Cordova Film Office is the official Film Office for the City of Rancho Cordova, CA. 


    The City of Rancho Cordova, a neighbor to the City of Sacramento, is an emerging urban center with a small-town feel. With over 80,000 residents and a daily workforce of 65,000+ makes Rancho Cordova one of the largest employment hubs in the Sacramento region. Whether you call Rancho, All-America City, Playful City USA, or Tree City USA, its friendly and safe neighborhoods reflect diversity, opportunity, partnerships, and fun, making Rancho Cordova a community where anyone can live, work, learn and play.

    Every week we get in-depth with the goings on in our City. We speak with a cross-section of our community.

    Each month we bring you three guest hosts featuring shows on sports, the vibrant arts scene in our region, and community leaders.

    Sports: The history of Rancho Cordova is closely linked with some of the most talented athletes in the country, and has a uniquely powerful history of youth sports achievement. Rancho Cordova features one of the best and most prolific ”Sports Hall of Fame” in the Sacramento Region with an induction ceremony yearly. Guest Host, Mike Marando, features a monthly show where he gets in-depth with many of the acclaimed sportsmen and women that had their start in our city.

    Community Champions: Guest host Curt Haven spotlights individuals making a difference, big or small, in their neighborhoods and beyond. From community organizers to everyday people inspiring change, hear their stories and discover how you can be a champion too.

    Arts and Entertainment: Rancho Cordova is known as the “City of Events” and houses one of the best Art Complex in our region The MACC. The City has its own orchestra, Symphony D’oro, a Swing Dance Band, a Black Box Theatre, and features one of the largest July 4th fireworks displays in the region, and a whole slate of large outdoor events. Every month Director/Curator of The MACC, Cheryl Gleason speaks to visual artists, musicians, actors, theatre groups as well as other notable influencers in the art scene in the Sacramento Region.

    So if you live in our city, the City of Sacramento, or surrounding cities in the Sacramento region, or are thinking about moving here, you will find this podcast interesting, informative, and most importantly fun. Be sure to check out our website www.ranchocordovapodcast.org
    where you can listen to our past shows and please leave us any comments or show ideas.

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    Yvette Collins, Rancho Cordova Hall of Fame Inductee Sep 20, 2023
    Show notes

    Yvette Collins and the 1984 Lady Lancers racked up a 32-1 record on their way to the Section Championship and is considered the best girls basketball team in Cordova High history. Today she owns and operates an academy for young children in Ghana, West Africa.


    Col. Robert J. Martinelli, USAF (Ret) Sep 15, 2023
    Show notes

    The most important and long-lasting institution in Rancho Cordova history has been Mather Field which would become Mather Air Force Base and today is Mather Airport.

    For 100 years, Mather has drawn people from around the country and the world. But as the old saying goes, people’s memories are good, but short. And that is what makes the contribution of former Mather Wing Commander Col. Robert J. Martinelli so important.

    Col. Martinelli’s contributions to Mather have actually spanned more than 30 years. He first came to Mather during the Cold War to train at the beginning of his long Air Forcecareer and years later he returned as its commander to close it down when the peace dividend was paid in 1992.

    Col Martinelli had a distinguished career in the United Sates Air Force.

    Bob Martinelli, who began his military career flying combat missions over Vietnam, later served in various command and administrative postings, including an assignment at the Pentagon. In the ’90s, with the Cold War over and Saddam Hussein defeated for the first time, the military began to downsize. During that time Martinelli oversaw a $200 million expansion of one base to accommodate the relocation of troops and equipment. Locally, he later supervised drawdown and eventual closings of both Mather and McClellan Air Force Bases.

    Upon his retirement he Bob went to work with Sacramento City College as Vice President and chief financial officer. City College, one of four colleges in the Los Rios Community College District. The Los Rios system provides education, training and career development opportunities for some 80,000 students annually in over 70 career fields.

    Today Bob is a member of the board of directors of the California Capital Air Show which is one of the largest and most respected airshow in the united states today.

    I thoroughly enjoyed my conversation with Col Martinelli and I hope you do too.


    Doc Talks - ”The Long Road to Hope - Ending Parkinson Disease,” & ”Our World in Our Words” Sep 09, 2023
    Show notes

    In today's episode, we have a conversation with a pair of directors. We'll be hearing from Iyad H. Amer, the director of "The Long Road to Hope - Ending Parkinson Disease," ," and Chris Casaceli, the director of "Our World in Our Words."


    Our show's initial portion will be conducted in English, followed by our inaugural international interview segment, which will be in Spanish.
    Over the next 6 weeks or so leading up to the festival, we will be presenting a series of shows every Friday that will feature the documentaries we are showing. We will talk with the filmmakers about their films, and the host for this series of shows will be two of the young guys who work with us here at the film office, Daniel Aniceto and Rafael Portillo, both are avid filmmakers and understand the process of making films.
    I think you will find theses shows interesting and informative.

    If you’d like to find out more about the documentary film festival please visit our website at www.Calcapdocfest.org where you will find information on all the films we are screening, view the trailers, check out the screening schedule, get information on the screening locations, and look at the various packages we have as far as getting tickets which we have purposefully kept very low and affordable.

    So please sit back and be inspired by these weeks interviews with our documentary film makers. I hope you enjoy the show and we hope to see you at the California Capital International Documentary Film Festival


    Darcy Brewer, Executive Director at California Capital Airshow Sep 08, 2023
    Show notes

    On today's episode we speak with Darcy Brewer, Executive Director at California Capital Airshow.

    Darcy has always had a mission to inspire and educate young people using the power & magic of flight. She set her sights on accomplishing this through highlighting the important role aviation plays in history, showcasing the innovation and opportunity found in aviation, aerospace, and military service careers and by honoring those who serve by sharing their stories and experiences every step of the way.

    Darcy also serves as the executive director for the nonprofit California Capital Airshow, on the International Council of Air Shows Board of Directors and is active in a variety of organizations promoting pilot safety, proficiency, and youth STEM education as well as scholarship, internship, and mentor programs.

    A long time pilot, flying is her passion and she has a level of enthusiasm about aviation that is contagious. When she is not at an airport (which is rare!), she loves flying the Alaska wild and exploring small airports across the western United States in vintage airplanes.


    Congressman Ami Bera, M.D. Sep 01, 2023
    Show notes

    Today we have a conversation with Congressman Ami Bera, M.D. who has represented Sacramento County in the U.S. House of Representatives since 2013. The 6th Congressional District is located just east and north of California's capitol city, and lies entirely within Sacramento County.

    Representative Bera is currently a member of the House Foreign Affairs Committee, where he serves as Chairman of the Subcommittee on Asia, the Pacific, Central Asia, and Nonproliferation. He is also a member of the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence and the Select Subcommittee on the Coronavirus Pandemic.

    Congressman Bera is the longest-serving Indian American serving in Congress.

    During Congressman Bera's twenty-year medical career, he worked to improve the availability, quality, and affordability of healthcare. After graduating from medical school in 1991, he did his residency in internal medicine at California Pacific Medical Center, eventually becoming chief resident. He went on to practice medicine in the Sacramento area, serving in various leadership roles for MedClinicMedical Group. Chief among his contributions was improving the clinical efficiency of the practice. He then served as medical director of care management for Mercy Healthcare, where he developed and implemented a comprehensive care management strategy for the seven-hospital system.

    Congressman Bera went on to put his medical experience to work for his community, serving Sacramento County as Chief Medical Officer.

    He has lived in Sacramento County for over 20 years with his wife Janine, who is also a medical doctor.

    I hope you enjoy this episode of the Rancho Cordova Podcast.


    Doc Talks - ”Losing Grip” & ”The Happiness Line” Aug 28, 2023
    Show notes

    In today's episode, we have a conversation with a pair of directors. We'll be hearing from Steven Nye, the director of "Losing Grip," and Ismael Villasenor, the director of "The Happiness Line."

    Our show's initial portion will be conducted in English, followed by our inaugural international interview segment, which will be in Spanish.

    Over the next 6 weeks or so leading up to the festival, we will be presenting a series of shows every Friday that will feature the documentaries we are showing. We will talk with the filmmakers about their films, and the host for this series of shows will be two of the young guys who work with us here at the film office, Daniel Aniceto and Rafael Portillo, both are avid filmmakers and understand the process of making films.
    I think you will find theses shows interesting and informative.


    If you’d like to find out more about the documentary film festival please visit our website at www.Calcapdocfest.org where you will find information on all the films we are screening, view the trailers, check out the screening schedule, get information on the screening locations, and look at the various packages we have as far as getting tickets which we have purposefully kept very low and affordable.


    So please sit back and be inspired by these weeks interviews with our documentary film makers. I hope you enjoy the show and we hope to see you at the California Capital International Documentary Film Festival


    Rancho Cordova’s 20th Anniversary Special Aug 23, 2023
    Show notes

    Today we have a very interesting show as two our favorite past guests make a return visit to the podcast discuss Rancho Cordova on this, its 20th anniversary year.

    Today we have a very interesting show as two our favorite past guests make a return visit to the podcast discuss Rancho Cordova on this, its 20th anniversary year.

    I was so happy to sit down again with Rancho Cordova Mayor Linda Budge and Cordova Community Council Executive Director, Sherry Blanchard as they reminisce about our beautiful city Rancho Cordova.

    We look back over the 20 years Mayor Budge has served on the City Council, serving as Mayor five times as well as being an active and important resident of this city. Shelly who was the editor of the Grapevine newspapers when the city incorporated and then took the helm of Cordova Community Council a position she still holds all these years later.

    Both Mayor Budge and Shelly recount some of their favorite events over the past 20 years, they talk about people who were an integral part in building the city and we have some fun along the way.

    I hope you enjoy this episode of the Rancho Cordova Podcast as much as I did.


    Doc Talks - Bicycle Island (A donde nos lleva) Aug 18, 2023
    Show notes

    In June of last year, here at the film office we organized and presented the California Capital Documentary Film Festival. It was our first year and all in all, the festival went of without a hitch, well maybe a hitch or two but was enjoyed by all who attended. We presented around 60 documentary film over three days and we learnt some lessons along the way.

    Well the time has come for the Second Annual California Capital International Documentary Film Festival which this year will take place on Saturday, Sept 30 and Sunday, Oct 1.

    We will screen over 50 films at three screening locations. Two of the screening locations will be at Rancho Cordova City Hall (yes we turn City Hall into a movie theatre) and the third, at Cal Cap Black Box Theater which is next door to our offices in Rancho Cordova.

    We are very excited about the films selected this year and amongst them are 23 films from 23 different countries from around the world so truly an “International Film Festival”.

    Over the next 6 weeks or so leading up to the festival, we will be presenting a series of shows every Friday that will feature the documentaries we are showing. We will talk with the filmmakers about their films, and the host for this series of shows will be two of the young guys who work with us here at the film office, Daniel Aniceto and Rafael Portillo, both are avid filmmakers and understand the process of making films.

    I think you will find theses shows interesting and informative.

    If you’d like to find out more about the documentary film festival please visit our website at www.Calcapdocfest.org where you will find information on all the films we are screening, view the trailers, check out the screening schedule, get information on the screening locations, and look at the various packages we have as far as getting tickets which we have purposefully kept very low and affordable.

    So please sit back and be inspired by these weeks interviews with our documentary film makers. I hope you enjoy the show and we hope to see you at the California Capital International Documentary Film Festival


    Mark S. Allen, Seven time Emmy Award-winning television host; and, producer, writer/director. Aug 16, 2023
    Show notes

    I am delighted about today’s show for a couple of reasons. When we opened the Rancho Cordova Film Office three years ago we were very fortunate to get some TV coverage about our opening. A producer from ABC 10 in Sacramento called me and told me that the following morning at 5.30am their entertainment reporter would be here with a crew to do a series of live shots from our new offices for the Sacramento Morning Show. 5.30am I thought, is that even a time when people are up.

    Well the next morning our whole crew was in the office gushing down on coffee trying to wake up, and sure enough right on the dot and on cue at 5.30am our guest today shows up…he was so bright and cheery as he came bounding into our office and started to talk to us about the new Rancho Cordova Film Office. That was back in February of 2020 and that reporter was none other than Mark S. Allen. Mark is one of the best known and most popular local TV reporters in Sacramento but what sets Mark apart he is also well known and successful on the national stagewith his Emmy Award Winning National shows.

    I had a great time talking with Mark, we talked movies, celebrities, local news and we even got up close and personal about some issues in his life.

    This was a great conversation and one of my favorite episodes.

    Also, if you you’d like to see the interview on a screen, visit our website www.theranchocordovapodcast.org where the full interview with some added bonus footage is up. It’s a real fun video which I think you will enjoy.

    I hope you enjoy this episode as much as I did!


    Shawn Harrison, Founder & Co-Director at Soil Born Farms. Aug 09, 2023
    Show notes

    Recently We had the pleasure of visiting Soil Born Farms right here in Rancho Cordova. If you have never visited Soil Born I would recommend a visit.

    So what is Soil Born Farms?

    Inspired by a shared vision of healthy food for all, a dedication to improving the quality of life in our community and a love of the natural world, three co-founders transformed the farm into a non-profit organization in November 2004. With help from a small group of talented staff and apprentices, foundation grants, grassroots support, dedicated volunteers and encouragement from community partners, Soil Born Farms grew to operate two urban farms on 55 acres in Sacramento and Rancho Cordova. It has evolved into a nationally recognized center for the promotion of urban agriculture, sustainable food systems, and healthy food education.

    Soil Born Farms is about so much: growing food, mentoring youth and future farmers, teaching people how to cook and garden, creating urban farms and preserving wild spaces, developing partnerships and improving access to fresh produce throughout our community, and at the core, it is about making a difference. It means transforming a shared vision of healthy food for all into a local reality.

    On this episode of the Rancho Cordova Podcast, we have an informative conversation with Founder and Co-Director Shawn Harrison

    So join us on this journey toward a healthier Rancho Cordova and Sacramento as a whole.


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