In this episode, Stuart talks with agency intern Tess Rowland.  Tess isn't one of the typical interns the agency usually has.  Her major is in hospitality.  We'll take a look at how that has ties in to the work the Family Crisis Center has done this fall.

In this episode, Stuart talks with agency Operations Director Kelly Carver about employee behavior in the workplace, including sexual harassment and workplace romances.  

With the Holidays near, Stuart talks with agency counselor Matt Craven on how survivors of relationship violence can cope during this time of the year.

Stuart talks with agency Safe House Manager Greg Sims about something that is near and dear to his heart... Thanksgiving in the Park.  This event sets out to provide a sense of family during Thanksgiving for those who may not have family here locally.

Christmas is just around the corner and it's time for the agency's Adopt a Family program to get started!  In this episode, Stuart talks with Angela Turner about how you can make a difference in a family's live this Holiday Season!  We also talk about the agency's food drive!

In this episode, Stuart talks with Holly George, the Victims Assistance Coordinator with the Nacogdoches County Attorney's Office.  It's her job to see that crime victims see some relief after experiencing a traumatizing event. 

The Family Crisis Center of East Texas is planning a huge event in October in recognition of Domestic Violence Awareness Month!  The Passion for Purple luncheon will take place October 4th and Stuart talks with agency Marketing and Communications Coordinator Angela Turner about this big event!

Angelina County has numerous nonprofit organizations ready to help make our community a better, healthier place.  In this episode, Stuart talks with Dr. Sid Roberts about a new initiate known as Angelina Thrive, which will help bring area nonprofits together to work for the better good of Angelina County residents.

In this episode, we talk with Clarisa Venegas and Beth Malloy with the Angelina County WIC office about details regarding the WIC program and how it benefits new mothers and their children.

In this episode, we talk with Dr. Evelyn Saudceda about the importance of the Bilingual and English as a Second Language programs at Nacogdoches ISD.