SpotlightforJustice

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 […]

Host Michelle Bart and producer Steven Glickman take turns interviewing each other to give listeners a little more insight into who makes Spotlight For Justice possible.

Host Michelle Bart welcomes Vancouver, Washington Police Chief Troy Price and Stacey Honowitz, former Prosecuting Attorney with the Florida State Attorney and supervisor of the Sex Crimes and Child Abuse unit. Police Chief Price was selected to lead the Vancouver Police Department at the end of November 2024 and he discusses his vision for Vancouver’s

Host Michelle Bart puts the spotlight on human trafficking and what’s being done to fight against it. Her guests are Sen. Ron Wyden (D-OR), who talks about how he’s combating the scourge of human trafficking through Federal legislation, and Joel Shapiro, an attorney and co-founder of the Trafficking Law Center in Oregon who starting fighting

Hosts Michelle Bart and Dr. Kathie Mathis discuss mental health and safety for the holiday season so listeners can enjoy themselves to the fullest.

Hosts Michelle Bart and Dr. Kathie Mathis welcome Senior Executive Directorof Odyssey World International Education Servicesto discuss the Transgender Day of Remembrance, which will be celebrated in Vancouver, WA onNovember 20th, 2024from 6 to 8 p.m. at SWACH – 311 West 11th Street in Vancouver. In their second segment, the discussion turns to November, which

KXRW and NWCAVE present Spotlight For Justice. Michelle Bart and Dr. Kathie Mathis are moving their podcast, “Spotlight For Justice,” to the airwaves. In this premier episode, Michelle and Dr. Kathie introduce themselves to a new, expanded audience. They believe that crime victims are not being heard much less provided justice in our country so