Episode 17
Elizabeth Lam’s story of resilience after the sudden loss of her sight; students and instructors make PPE for healthcare workers; farmer florist Katie Koch’s self-discovery; Greg Perkins of African American Expressions managing his business through unprecedented times; filmmaker Shaina Ghuraya challenges perceptions about people with disabilities; deep brain stimulation; and art from viewers.
Sundays 7:30AM
Sunday Stories celebrates the people and places across our region and their fascinating, impactful, and fun stories. Discover the artists, educators, entrepreneurs, decision makers, and inspired individuals making a positive difference in our communities. Explore our shared history, our cultural diversity, and unique places to visit.
Sunday Stories Episodes

S2020 Ep16 | 56m 46s
Student-run aquarium, motorcycle repair shop, hospice for the homeless, art and wellness.

S2020 Ep15 | 56m 46s
Lake Tahoe Fire Academy, Thai Basil, Mercy Pedalers, TEAMride, Ladies to the Rescue.

S2020 Ep14 | 56m 46s
The skill of being happy, NAACP President Betty Williams, Student Voices Campaign.

S2020 Ep13 | 56m 46s
Oak Park’s Mother Rose. Napa Valley College wine career training. Unsung Heroes History.

S2020 Ep12 | 56m 46s
Marine Mammal Center. African American Expressions. Equine and ranch management degree.

S2020 Ep11 | 56m 46s
Raptor Center. Farm of the Future. Anti-bullying. Strum Shop. Dr. Elena Siegel.

S2020 Ep10 | 56m 46s
Dual-language immersion. Soccer cleats with purpose. Community art and law enforcement.

S2019 Ep2 | 56m 19s
Frank Fat's 80th anniversary. California school nurse shortage. Antiques Roadshow glass.
Sunday Stories Extras

California Women Win the Vote!
S2020 Ep16 | 27m 15s
On October 10, 1911, California became the sixth state where women could vote.

Behind the Scenes with Antiques Roadshow EP Marsha Bemko
S2019 Ep1 | 10m 29s
Sit down with Antiques Roadshow Executive Producer Marsha Bemko to talk behind-the-scenes.
Excerpts from

California Women Win the Vote!
On October 10, 1911, California became the sixth state where women could vote.

Speak My Name and I Shall Live Again
Join a Sacramento resident as she explores her family's place in American history.

Follow Sacramento choir Reconciliation Singers: Voices of Peace as singers prepare concerts in support of the area’s first hospice facility for the homeless.

Valentia: Mexican-Americans in World War II
The experiences of Mexican-Americans during the Second World War.

California Women Win the Vote!
On October 10, 1911, California became the sixth state where women could vote.

Speak My Name and I Shall Live Again
Join a Sacramento resident as she explores her family's place in American history.

Valentia: Mexican-Americans in World War II
The experiences of Mexican-Americans during the Second World War.