Aubrey Zoli joins us for a 2nd time to discuss American Cancer Society's work in the fight against breast cancer. She is joined by Anisa Ishida, a breast cancer survivor, who talks about her personal fight. 

Avgi, co-author of the book 'Gender without Identity' joins me to discuss her findings that gender identity is fluid, and how we should approach the subject. She also talks about the impact of attacks on the trans and queer communities, especially when it comes to gender affirming healthcare. 

Bookie Gates, founder of Baseball Beyond Borders stops by the studio to talk about the work being done to make baseball and softball accessible to urban youth and the development of their baseball/softball skills, but how they are also devoting their resources to develop leaders and coaches in the communities they serve. 

Kia joins the show for the 3rd time to discuss the continuing fight for reproductive healthcare. She brings us up to speed on the current court cases surrounding mifepristone (the morning after pill, commonly known as 'Plan B') as well as informing us about the fight both nationally and locally here in Washington state for abortion access. 

Christina talks about the rising sea level and it's effect not only on island nations, but coastal cities and the impact it will have on the rest of the world. 

Cassidy Huff, Disability rights activist, Actress, Best Selling Author, Stand-up comedian and former Make-A-Wish wish recipient talks about her own personal experience with having a wish granted, and how it's impacted her life. She also suggests ways that you can help. 

Daisy talks about the benefits to getting youth active in sports as well as the hurdles to some community members to get involved. She talks about the upcoming fund the fun breakfast to raise money for youth sports programs.

Tyler talks about how busy people can create sustainable exercise and diet and how we can overcome different 'frictions' that create inefficient use of our time and derail positive repeatable behaviors. 

Michael Jeffries discusses the challenges black LGBTQ+ individuals face on campus, as well as the differences between their experiences on Historically Black Colleges and Universities vs predominantly white institutions. 

Author and professor of Law, Daniel Hatcher speaks about how America's justice system commodifies children and the poor. He discusses how incentives, race and wealth effect and perpetuate inequality and predatory behaviors within our court system