Archie Willis and Alex Willis-Boddie are Restoring Neighborhood Anchors
Most real estate developers have dollar signs in their eyes. But in the rare instance when the developers actually come from the communities being redeveloped, they are able to see the equations very differently. This is the case for father-daughter real estate development duo Archie Willis and Ale…
Anna McQuiston is Toppling Barriers to Collaboration in the MidSouth
Anna McQuiston says the MidSouth is at a tipping point. While the region – which comprises 6 counties and 38 cities across West Tennessee, East Arkansas, and North Mississippi – has been facing population loss, it also has potential for upwards of 100,000 new jobs in the next 10 years. How do you e…
Empowering Cancer Patients: The Science and Stories Behind Full Extract Cannabis Oil with Jamie Bennett and Ryan Castle
This episode of Integratives Cancer Solutions features Jamie Bennett and Ryan Castle from Cancer Playbook, who share their personal motivations and experiences that led to the creation of their platform. Jamie, a 20-year endometriosis patient, describes how her own health challenges and the story o…
How a Redemptive Home Birth Led Her to Become a Doula
What if the birth that changed everything was not your first birth, but the one that finally showed you what birth could be?
In this deeply personal episode of the Pain Free Birth Podcast, Karen sits down with someone very special to the Pain Free Birth family, her personal assistant, Jamie Bennett…
Author Mike Commito and Hockey Book Reviews
Jamie Bennett and Andy Clark rate and review several hockey books around an engaging interview with hockey historian Mike Commito. Commito's writing has been featured in the Hockey News, Sportsnet and The Athletic, and he is the author behind the Hockey 365 series, including Leafs 365: Daily Storie…
Mayor Jerry Dyer is building Fresno’s economy beyond the farm
Fresno, California is smack-dab in the middle of the state, halfway between Los Angeles and San Francisco, a city surrounded by farmland. But Fresno is the 9th most diverse city in the nation. And its population and history is deeply shaped by Indigenous communities like Mixtecs and Zapotecs, Chica…
Hugo Morales is preserving culture and protecting community over the airwaves
Hugo Morales grew up picking produce in the farm fields of Fresno with his family. When he returned to Fresno after college, he saw that his community – the Central Valley’s half-million Latino farmworkers – barely had radio in their own language, much less a radio station controlled by their own c…
Dr. Sarait Martinez is leading with language justice
More than 200,000 immigrant farmworkers power Central California's agricultural industry, including over 60,000 people from many diverse and distinct Indigenous Mexican communities. Across those communities, more than 16 unique Indigenous Mexican languages are spoken, bringing issues of access and …
Danielle Bergstrom is building a newsroom around transparency
Danielle Bergstrom began her career as a city planner. That work, which she did in Fresno for 10 years, put her up close and personal with the goings-ons of City Hall. And seeing the “sausage making” there, as she says, convinced her that city residents needed the same insider understanding of what…
Mayor Helena Moreno is closing financial deficits while supporting civic and cultural infrastructure
Cities across the country are confronting one of the defining questions of our era: Who has the power to decide how a city prepares for – and survives – climate change? And New Orleans is a city that lives on the direct shoreline of that question. It is a waterfront city below sea level, ringed by …
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