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Harriet Baskas returns to Mantz & Mitchell, this time to tout 111 Places In Seattle That You Must Not Miss. You may live in the Emerald City or have visited many times and still not seen some of these local landmarks!

It's Labor Day weekend, which means it's time for another special edition of the DriveTime Radio featuring the pickup truck! This year, Vinnie pays tribute to the automotive workhorse by talking about how the pickup truck is being taken care of much better now than it was back in the early days. Then, how the Ford Maverick is heavily backlogged due to the impressive amount of demand it has. Plus, find out where Labor Day ranks among the most dangerous holidays for being on the road and the statistics behind it.

This week, Vinnie drives the Ford Bronco Raptor and reviews the Infiniti QX60 on the DriveTime Radio Road Test.

Listen to the Car Tune "Work Truck" by Tim Crosby here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pB9nDUQEJhU&feature=youtu.be

Expose Wrongs, Seek Justice, Enact Change: Legal Heroes Taking Action

In this episode of An Informed Life Radio, Attorney Pete Serrano discusses his role as Director and General Counsel of the Silent Majority Foundation, and their work pursuing lawsuits to protect our liberty. In the second hour, a favorite guest, Dr. Henry Ealy (aka Dr. “H”) returns, along with Oregon State Senators Dennis Linthicum and Kim Thatcher, to provide encouraging updates on the formal Grand Jury Petition filing for an investigation into the CDC’s response to COVID, in what may be the largest crime in human history.

Reference Links:

https://silentmajorityfoundation.org

https://www.beyondthecon.com

There is a doughnut shop and bakery in Clare, Michigan that has been in constant operation since 1896. This heritage business was just weeks from closing when members of the Clare Police Department came to the rescue. All nine of them. They saved a beloved local enterprise. We meet two of these heroes in this episode.

Astrologer extraordinaire Christopher Renstrom returns to Mantz and Mitchell with your daily horoscope and news of his latest book. Spoiler alert: you will love it! 😍 RISE & SHINE!

Website:

www.RulingPlanets.com

I am so excited about this week's show. My guest is Dan Diamond, MD, a long-term friend, and colleague. He is brilliant and has made a difference in the world by being the director of an International Response team for disasters. He has applied his hands-on emergency field experiences around the world to the business world, helping individuals, leaders, and companies learn how to thrive no matter what challenges they face. Learn how to move past burnout and face the other direction. This is a show you won't want to miss!

Website:

https://www.dandiamondmd.com/

Music:

https://brothajames.com/

Writers are conditioned to be controlled by the rules of language and publishing. In today’s show, learn 5 ways to bust through even the toughest models that keep you down.

Thursday, September 1 on Urban Forum Northwest -

*Al Hariston coached basketball at Seattle's Garfield High School 1990-2000 his teams won five State Championships. He comments on his time at the school. The Garfield High School Centennial was celebrated on Saturday.

*Ammon McWashington served as Principal of Garfield High School 1977-1988 and again 1994-96. He reflects on his history at the school that just held its Centennial Celebration Saturday.

*Jo Jo Rodriguez played basketball at Garfield High School 1972-75, they won the State Championship in 1974 (SuperDogs). He also coached Garfield's basketball team 1985-1996. He will comment on his experience at the school as player and coach.

*Shawn McWashington played quarterback at Garfield High School (1990-93) shares his experience in the classroom and the football field during his years at Garfield.

*Tony Benton, Founder, Rainier Avenue Radio.World streamed the Garfield Centennial Celebration on Saturday and the observance of the 59th Anniversary of the August 28, 1963 March on Washington DC for Jobs and Freedom on Sunday. He will share his perspective.

*Paul Mitchell of the Northwest Black Pioneers that will host once again the annual gathering at the Jimi Hendrix and Sam Smith Parks on Sunday, September 4 10 am-6:00 pm.

Urban forum Northwest streams live at www.1150kknw.com. Visit us at www.urbanforumnw.com for archived programs and relevant information. Like us on facebook. Twitter@Eddie_Rye. On Alexa and my podcast.

Dee Flower, photographer, Travel Writer and Adventurer is author of an exciting adventure-driven travel memoir, Where the Wind Wills: Life Can be as Unpredictable as the Wind by D. Flower. Dee’s desire is to inspire others to embrace our diversity while celebrating our oneness.

As a happily divorced woman in her forties, Dee finds it is not too late to live an adventure-driven life – where she must be willing to take physical, emotional, and romantic risks. Where the Wind Wills begins as thoughts flash in front of her: Are there any positive aspects of drowning in Lake Turkana today? The turquoise water feels warm as it encircles my body. Maybe hypothermia won’t set in until nightfall. I shiver when grasping the alternative—the Nile crocodiles patiently waiting with mouths open, teeth gnashing, ready to tear into my flesh. Not, today. Not this way. I will not die today!

As an avid traveler and a former park ranger, she is a member of the National Association for Interpretation, which has an international audience of over 3000 members in 30 countries. Her cover story, Rural Africa, has been published in Legacy magazine. Her photos have been exhibited along with speaking engagements at the Lost Boys Art Gallery, the annual Celebration of Cultures event in Centennial Park, and the Green Hills Library for Black History month, all in Nashville, TN, and the Sandpoint Library and the Bonner County Library in Sandpoint, ID.

Website: www.DeeFlower.com

This episode features a heartfelt dialogue between Dr. Laura Kreyenhagen, DVM, and Janna O’Connor, LVT. Both are dedicated professionals who also dedicate volunteer hours to Doney Coe. They discuss from the “front lines” how things are going with the new setup (10 clinics per month instead of 2), how this is helping pets and their people at an even higher level, donations that have helped immensely, and items that are still needed. The changes over the last 2 months have resulted in many more pets, and people, being seen, and this is lifting spirits and saving lives. Thanks to the many donors who have been supporting this ongoing effort and new donors and volunteers are always welcome. For more information please visit doneycoe.org