Freelance essayist Sarah Miller lends her idiosyncratic style to The New Yorker website and many other publications. The Nevada City-based writer was commissioned by Substack to start her own newsletter earlier this year. 

Gallerist Faith J. McKinnie is highlighting the work she wants to see in her Midtown gallery that highlights contemporary art by underrepresented artists.

Licensed marriage and family therapist Lupe Nambo considers it her mission to “decolonize therapy.”

Tucked into a Tahoe Park warehouse is Spiders Garage, a wonderland of vintage clothing collected and sourced by owner Chris Bond.

Meredith Cancilla has made it her business to build up women-owned brands.

Melissa McGillicuddy and Shahera Hyatt are hosts and comedians of the Moving Van Show, a comedy show based out of a rented U-Haul. 

Vanessa Maggio, vegan snack enthusiast, is the owner of Gxxd Box, an upcycled shipping container that will soon be situated somewhere within Midtown Sacramento.

Onit Coffee isn’t your standard coffee shop. For starters, it’s not a “shop” in the brick-and-mortar sense (yet).

Vicki Gonzalez brings 15 years of news reporting experience and a multicultural point of view to her new role as host of “Insight,” CapRadio’s one-hour morning radio program covering the Sacramento region’s issues and events.

Elyse Tolles is a one-woman show — a designer of artful jewelry and a former flutist.