In a time of social distancing we are glad we can still bring you conversations like the one on this episode. I spoke with Master photographer William “Bill” Lulow. I had a great phone conversation with Bill about his life and his work in photography. We hope you stay safe and that you enjoy this conversation…

On this episode I spoke with Author Marcella Nardi. We talked about her writing method, why she likes writing mysteries and her take on American Culture.

All about the Seattle Men's Chorus and their upcoming program Love Beyond Borders. Which joins pop sounds from LGBTQ artists with inspiring stories of escape and hope from LGBTQ refugees.

Hablamos con Julieta Altamirano-Crosby, miembro del Concejo Municipal de Lynnwood. Hablamos sobre su experiencia al mudarse a los Estados Unidos y su trabajo dentro de la comunidad latina en el estado de Washington y como llego a el concejo municipal de Lynwood.

We speak with Julieta Altamirano-Crosby, member of the Lynnwood City Council. We talked about her experience moving to the United States and her work within the Latino community in Washington state and what it took to run for Lynwood city council.

John de Graaf has been a documentary film maker since 1977, primarily for public television. With his work he has covered Agriculture, consumerism and the topic of this months featured article vacation law. We talked about how he got started in documentary film making and the impact vacation law would have on American families and the ripple effect across multiple areas from global warming to mental health.

What started as an interesting discovery of discarded books really turned into a realization about the importance of History and Knowledge within our democracy. Proving that History does indeed matter.

Today I am speaking with Barbara Lloyd McMichael about her article Building the Whale Trail which is featured on this month’s issue of The Connector.

We’re celebrating the 7th Anniversary of our digital magazine The Connector. On this episode we discuss how we started the magazine.

We’re back with Joe Puggelli and Patricia Vaccarino to talk about The Heart of Yonkers and what it means to be working-class.