EP 148 On an Inclusive Native American Curriculum. Michael Vendiola and Smak i’ya’  on Washington State education and the Native American "Since Time Immemorial" curriculum. Smak i’ya’ on teaching and preserving the Lummi Language.

EP. 147. Re-Sources Program Manager Eddy Ury joins the crew to talk about the Homes Now! Protest on the grounds of Bellingham City Hall, how housing, homelessness and the environment are connected, and upcoming Clean Energy initiatives.

EP. 146 Demise of Local News and Media. KMRE General Manage Suzanne Blais and Operations Manager Robert Clark discuss the future of independent, local voices in Whatcom County.

WHRTF's Theresa Williams on local human rights and racism past and present and on despair, inspiration, and hope.

Ep. 144. Guest Host Liz Darrow on Redline Salish Sea Facebook Warrant approval. The group also discusses the new Port Commissioners and the election's implications for Bellingham's waterfront.

Ep. 143. Joe Teehan returns to commentary as a guest-host of Cascadia News Now! Joe joins Dave Willingham and Tim Johnson for insights on WA, Whatcom and Bellingham elections.

Ep. 142. One last look at the Whatcom Jail Initiative Proposition 2017-6. Guests: No New Jail Tax Campaign Communications Director Genevieve Jones and concerned citizen Doug Starcher, who filed a Public Disclosure Campaign complaint against Whatcom County.

Senior Correspondent Candice Wilson interviews with Freddie Lane and Jewel James on Lummi Nation's Kwel Hoy totem journey.