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Host Michelle Bart welcomes two guests to talk about gun violence and what they’re doing to combat the threat of gun violence in our community. First Michelle welcomes Angela Ferrell-Zabala, Executive Director of Moms Demand Action, a grassroots movement of Americans fighting for public safety measures that can protect people from gun violence. Angela has served as
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Tracy and Teresa interview Emily Harris, cofounder of Uplift Local, who speaks on the power of local journalism. She is the director of community journalism, currently focusing on the Columbia River Gorge. Local news and partnerships play a crucial role in how communities participate with people and organizations, help close the news gap, and disrupt
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Today we have a special crossover episode of the Common Good with WSU Professor and host of Democracy Talk, Donna Sinclair. Our guest is the newly elected Washington State Attorney General Nick Brown. Born and raised in Steliacoom, WA, Attorney General Brown grew up in a family of public servants – his father an Army
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Interview with Aron Steinke: Creator of SPEECHLESS, a Powerful New Children’s Graphic Novel In this episode of NW Book Talk, we welcome Aron Steinke, Eisner-nominated author and cartoonist, best known for his Mr. Wolf’s Class series. Aron joins us to talk about his brand-new standalone graphic novel, SPEECHLESS — a heartfelt and humorous story about
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Hosts Lindsey and Jordan sit down with musician and composer Todd Marston of Integer Quintet to talk about music, life, and the “inner-artist”. Songs in this episode: Montalbera – Todd Marston, Integer Quintet Sing Me a Song – Falcon Heart Fox Eyes – Bobby Jo Valentine Wanting More – Todd Marston, Integer Quintet Head Pop
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In Part 1 of 2, hosts Karen Morrison and Elizabeth Madrigal connect with a panel fromCatholic Community Services of Western Washington for a deep discussion ofthe state of youth mental health and the local services and crisis intervention resources available to them and their families.Joining in the discussion are Site Director Theresa Ortiz,aLicensed Clinical Social
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Your HealthKit offers health tips and dispels medical myths. This 5:00 segment discusses happiness, how it helps our health and getting more of it in our lives.
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In this episodeof Foodville, we tour theLive Love Outreach Centeron Andresen. The center provides food, clothing, and even sometimes shelter for our low income and homeless community. There are multiple sections within the center where you can also receive pet food, crutches, Band-Aids, and hygiene supplies. They even have a moble shower truck with two
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It’s time to catch up with an old friend of ours, Sgt. Kevin Allen, PIO (Public Information Officer) with the Portland Police Bureau. In addition to getting to the bottom of whether PIO’s actually help catch bad guys (does email count?), and whether Melissa and Staci drank any beers in college – Melissa and Staci
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