Unforgettable. This is the last episode in the Voices of the Mat-Su podcast series. In it, we turn the tables and interview Emily Forstner about her experience as producer of the series in this final show.

Meghan Giovannoni, VP of Student Success & Partnerships at Quincy College provides an update on their Early College High School, Dual Enrollment, and Accelerated Associates Degree Pathway programs.

Meghan Giovannoni, VP of Student Success & Partnerships at Quincy College provides an update on their Early College High School, Dual Enrollment, and Accelerated Associates Degree Pathway programs.

More Unhoused Ordinances! Solid Waste Staffing! The Dress Code Ordinance (Again)! My name is Emily Hynds and I am a small business owner, Producer of the monthly storytelling series, Grown-up Storytime, and lifelong Houstonian. I am not a journalist or government official, I am a local government enthusiast who believes meaningful change starts at home. These notes are presented from my point of view and with my framing, your notes will certainly be different and I would love to read them if you

My name is Emily Hynds and I am a small business owner, Producer of the monthly storytelling series, Grown-up Storytime, and lifelong Houstonian. I am not a journalist or government official, I am a local government enthusiast who believes meaningful change starts at home. These notes are presented from my point of view and with my framing, your notes will certainly be different and I would love to read them if you attend.For sources and further reading:www.emilytakesnotes.comI watched this City

Quincy firefighter gear in question. Early voting begins. Seawall repairs moving ahead.

Reflecting on the 59th Anniversary of the Compton's Cafeteria Riot in San Francisco, a historic deal returning ancestral lands to a California tribe as part of a $100M program, the discussion on a small city possibly having the Bay Area’s worst homelessness problem, the tragic death of a Bay Area tech employee turned SFPD recruit during a training exercise, Bay FC's historic match at Oracle Park, a proposed California bill for food allergen disclosure on menus in restaurants, and a political update

“Age is just a number.” Joni Briganti of Spotsylvania is a dedicated coach and accomplished athlete. As a member of Team USA, she’s set to compete in the Triathlon World Championships this October in Australia. Joni shares her coaching philosophy: Encourage. Inspire. Ignite.

Peter House from Deep Tree talks with Mike Chmielewski about current cybersecurity threats. The good news is that ransomware events are down in the first half of the year in Alaska, however attacks expected to increase later in the year. Mike asked about the news from Mexico that there were 40.6 billion attacks in the […]

Lee Henrikson interviews Esther Pitts, the new President and CEO of the Mat-Su Health Foundation. Esther shared her vision for the Foundation with Lee. Her role as Chief Community Impact Officer of the Foundation deepened her understanding of its role in the community. This will serve her well in her new role as President and […]

Energy Landscape of Virginia Episode 20 | The Convergence of Farming with Solar: What is Agrivoltaics? Joe Lerch talks with Rachel Henley, Working Lands and State Advocacy Specialist with the Virginia Farm Bureau Federation to explore how farms and solar installations can coexist and what the term “Agrivoltaics” means within this context. Where to find out more about topics covered in this episode 4 The Soil - initiative of the Virginia Soil Health Coalition and Virginia Cooperative Ext...

Join us on Community Spotlight as we dive into the impactful story of how a recently passed public safety tax is transforming the Clinton Police Department. With Deputy Chief of Police John Scott, we explore the details of a major incident response that showcased the department operating at full efficiency without the need for overtime. Experience firsthand accounts and understand how community support translates into real-world results for public safety.

In this heartwarming episode of Behind the Badge Illinois, host David Hochberg is joined by O’Fallon Police Chief Kirk Brueggeman, Law Enforcement Torch Run Senior Director George Peterson, along with Special Olympics Illinois Athletes Emmerson Hjort and Alex Huegen. They spotlight the deep and inspiring connection between law enforcement and Special Olympics Illinois. From local fundraisers […]

Kaiser nurses protesting layoffs in the Bay Area, California teens opting for high-paying gigs before 21, Intel's agreement with the US government, release of Emmett Till investigation records, Texas Senate passing a new congressional map, arrest of a Cal Fire captain in a fatal shooting case, and San Jose mayor's tour of a motel for Columbus Park encampment residents.

The Hatch Act, which limits political activity by federal employees,  is an issue in the Fredericksburg City Council races.  Councilwoman Susanna Finn says she remains a candidate.  Other topics include data centers, historic preservation, and the challenges facing local government.

Emily Forstner interviews School Superintendent Dr. Randy Trani for Inside the District. “Every student counts” for more than one reason. Emily and Superintendent Dr. Trani discuss how the district makes attempts to estimate the number of students per year and school, and how this affects funding, staffing, and so much more. Dr. Trani explained that […]

TracklistFrancesca Marongiu - A Dome Under The Pines Mountain Realm - A Warm Dream By Cold Ashes Sparkling Water - Pebble’s Journey Emily A. Sprague - Tokyo 1 Dog Day - Stargaze Julianna Barwick, William Tyler - Drift of the Jenny Anubis Rude - Thalasso Hello Meteor - Somewhere The Day Kept Going Brad Rose - Paintings of Dreams Tuluum Shimmering - The Wide Branch has Long Been the Perching Place of Birds

Bryce Wrigley from the Alaska Flour Company joins host Ken Hoffman to talk about his journey as a farmer and business owner in Alaska. Bryce and his family started farming in Delta Junction in 1983. Raising barley caught their attention because it fits the growing season so well here in Alaska. Bryce feels his mission […]

State Representative Tackey Chan speaks on issues including a recently passed supplemental budget, a proposed cell phone ban in schools, the economy, and the recent August Moon festival.

Join us for an enlightening conversation with Tanya Hamilton as she shares her personal experiences and professional knowledge on the challenges and triumphs of breastfeeding. Discover the varying resources available at the Henry County Health Center, including virtual classes and 24/7 support hotlines, aimed at providing support to mothers who need it. Whether you're a new or experienced parent, this episode offers a wealth of information designed to empower and educate our community on the