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Bill Buchanan

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As seen in: KDRT 95.7, SFGate, Eventbrite Blog, Free Republic, The Davis Enterprise, Trains Magazine
Journalist/host of Davisville, KDRT-LP 95.7 FM, a public-affairs program focused on Davis, CA
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Davisville, Aug. 10, 2026: Changes coming downtown, especially if you drive

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By Bill Buchanan
| KDRT 95.7
Programs Davisville Davisville, Aug. 10, 2026: Changes coming downtown, especially if you drive Mon, 08/10/2026 - 5:30pm | Bill Buchanan Media Player Error. People who drive downtown will see some changes starting in September. The immediate change is the switch to paid parking in three central parking lots with about 330 spaces.
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Davisville, July 27, 2026: Where business and academia cross paths in Davis

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By Bill Buchanan
| KDRT 95.7
Programs Davisville Davisville, July 27, 2026: Where business and academia cross paths in Davis Mon, 07/27/2026 - 5:30pm | Bill Buchanan Media Player Error. Tim Akin spent 26 years at the UC Davis Graduate School of Management, which gave him a large window on the business world. He retired as the school’s executive director of marking and communications in June, and today on Davisville we talk about what he has seen and learned over the years.
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Davisville, July 13, 2026: Davis and Bob Dunning ‘saved my career’

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By Bill Buchanan
| KDRT 95.7
Mon, 07/13/2026 - 5:30pm | Bill Buchanan Media Player Error. Editorial cartoonist Jack Ohman is good at skewering whatever he targets in his cartoons, a talent recognized by the honors he has received, including the Pulitzer Prize a decade ago and the Herblock Prize this year. Most people in Davis know him for the cartoons he drew for the Sacramento Bee for a decade. But Davis and longtime local journalist Bob Dunning also helped Ohman save his career, he says today on Davisville.
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