Community DC Host Dennis Glasgow visits with the Arthrtis Foundation National Capital Region's long-time volunteer Steve Smith and Executive Director Rebecca Caldwell about a myriad of topics including upcoming events and how you can be a part of the AFNCR!

Community DC Host Dennis Glasgow visits with the Executive Director for Adams Morgan Partnership BID, Kristen Barden to talk about NW Washington, DC's Adams Morgan neighborhood and all the exciting events, hotel, restaurants, music, theater and so much more to do in this historic area of Washington, DC

WASH-FM's Jenni Chase spoke to Dean Brenner, Board Chair for the Alzheimer's Association's National Capital Area Chapter, and Kate Rooper, President/CEO of the organization.  We went over many findings from their recent research conference and discussed their upcoming Walks To End Alzheimer that will be taking place all over the DMV.

Community DC Host Dennis Glasgow speaks with Katherine Dixon, who is the CEO for Rebuilding Together DC Alexandira, which is an award-winning, mission-driven organization that creates healthy neighborhoods for residents in Washington, DC and Alexandria, Virginia.

Community DC Host Dennis Glasgow tals about hospice care, specifically with Steve Cone, who is the Chief of Communications, Marketing, and Philanthropy at Capital Caring – which provides hospice and palliative care, along with related support services, to individuals facing serious illnesses and their families in the Washington D.C. metropolitan area and surrounding regions.

Community DC Host Dennis Glasgow speaks with Dr. Reed McDonagh, a radiation oncology physician, Dr. McDonagh treats various cancers. His primary focus is on treating gynecological cancers (cancer that begins in a woman’s reproductive organs). He also treats breast and blood cancers.The discussion includes a wide variety of topics including; what is Proton Therapy, what MPTC does and offers, types of treatable cancers with Proton Therapy and much more over the 30 mins...

Community DC Host Dennis Glasgow visits with CEo for Mothers Against Drunk Driving, Stacey Stewart. Also know as MADD, is a non-profit organization focused on ending drunk driving, drugged driving, and underage drinking. They achieve this through a combination of advocacy for stricter laws, victim support services, and public awareness campaigns. MADD also works to educate parents and communities about the dangers of impaired driving and underage drinking.

Community DC Host Dennis Glasgow speaks with a Mom, parent and recipient of Jill's House, a Christian nonprofit organization that loves and serves families of children, adolescents, and young adults with profound intellectual disabilities through short-term, overnight respite care and holistic family support services. Regularly throughout the year, parents send their kids with intellectual disabilities to our “respite resort” in Vienna, VA, or to one of our camp locations around the country for 24-48 hour stays. The kids get an amazing experience in a safe, fun, loving, and celebratory environment. Meanwhile, their parents get a break. They get to sleep through the night. They get to go on a date. They get to give undivided attention to their other children. Most families take these things for granted. But for Jill’s House families, these are rare and precious gifts—they’re a lifeline. We’ll get a chance to visit with one of the parents who has been helped in a amazing way by Jill’s house – Holly who’s going to talk about her amazing son Jacob – who’s 13 and who Jill's House and made a huge impact with the entire family and especially her son!. Plus, we’ll talk with Gabreille who is a 
Marketing specialist for The Good Feet Store, who are not only partners with us here at iHeart – but with Jill's House to put on a special event this July 12th and a huge golf tournament on sept 8th that gabrellie will talk about and how you get get involved.

Community DC Host Dennis Glasgow speaks with Allison Davis, the Senior Vice President, Planning and Program Development, at Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority will go over the massive undertaking – the first of it’s kind in 50 years with many positive changes as you’ll hear

WASH-FM's Jenni Chase spoke with Dean Brenner, Board Chair for the National Capital Area Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association, along with the Vice President of Programs and Services for our local Alzheimer's Association, Karen Fagan...we discuss getting a diagnosis, tests and treatments, as well as The Alzheimer’s Association recently releasing a special report, American Perspectives on Early Detection of Alzheimer’s Disease in the Era of Treatment.