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This episode’s guests on “The Common Good” André Middleton and Annelise McNally. André is the Executive Director of Friends of Noise and Annelise is a musician and sound expert who is a young adult that exemplifies the type of participant that Friends of Noise is all about. If you’d like more information about the Friends […]

This episode’s guests on “The Common Good” are Jessicah Wager and Dr. Patrick Murphy from the Southwest Washington Wind Symphony. Jessicah is the Board President and Business Administrator for the symphony, and, for good measure, is also trumpet player. Dr. Patrick Murphy, Conductor for the Southwest Washington Wind Symphony on top of his responsibilities teaching

This episode’s guests on “The Common Good” are Emerson Skogen, Sabrina Fricchone, Aidan Hefely, Brenna Comastro, and Kris Heller. They’re here to discuss their involvement with Metropolitan Performing Arts, here in Vancouver, and MPA’s upcoming production of “Alice by Heart.”

This episode’s guests are Karina Stubbs, Cassandra Norton, and Jeni Morgan. They are students at Washington State University – Vancouver who are involved in the Survivor’s United Club and the Human Development Club. They were involved in putting on the recent “The Janes” event and continue to be involved on campus in promoting reproductive freedom

This episode’s guest is Sharla Paso, founder and executive director of Listen Line Community Services, a nonprofit mental health crisis helpline that focuses on listening to individuals in need and removing barriers to mental health knowledge and care. Listen Line was founded less than 4 years ago and they’re hoping to expand their services. If

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

This episode’s guests on “The Common Good” are Owen Kurtz, Kira Navidi, Mia Knesal-Walker, and Ellie Williams, who are all involved in student songwriting and performance at Camas High School in Camas, WA. You can find information about the songwriting club and their activities by going to camasonian.com.

Our guest for this episode is Sean Arent, Nuclear Weapons Abolition Program Manager for Washington Physicians for Social Responsibility. For the last 40 years, their organization has worked to address issues of nuclear weapons, economic inequality, and the climate crisis, which they identify as a direct threat to a world that is healthy, just, peaceful,

Host Steven Glickman interviews Paul Fish about the Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival World Tour and his role as a tour host. The Banff Centre Mountain Film Festival is in its 49th year and consists of variety of short filmswhich present aspects of Mountain culture, outdoor adventure, and the environment. Paul has been involved with

Host Steven Glickman continues our series on homelessness and what those who work to end homelessness find effective in addressing the issue. Steven’s guest for this episode is Adam Kravitz, co-founder and Executive Director of OutsidersInn, an advocacy group founded by and staffed by people with lived experience with homelessness. OutsidersInn works with the city