Ep. 122: Transgender community conversation and I-1552 rears its ugly head. Also, Hirst and Whatcom Water rights, and a group diatribe on the perils of being a pedestrian in Bellingham.

Our International Women's Day special! Teizeen Mohamedali and Catherine Chambers co-host a talk on the status of women. Citizen Journalist Rosa Tobin interviews young women from Brasil, China, Russia and Saudi Arabia.

Ep. 114: Former City/County Councilman Seth Fleetwood and enviro-political man-about-town Alex Ramel.

Trying to find Doug Ericksen, saving Blanchard Forest and bills that live and bills that die in the WA State Leg. Also, the rollercoaster ride of good and bad news on the LGBTQ front.

Ep. 108: Lummi Nation Ferndale School Board Director Candice Wilson and  Lummi Indian Business Council, Jay Julious discuss the Department of Natural Resources decision to further protect the Cherry Point Pier. Also, Lummi Nation as a catalyst for Standing Rock and Tribal Nations advocacy to honor treaties.

Ep. 109: WA State Leg Commission punts on education, which gets Dave Willingham really irate.