First Person: The Personal Impact Of Being Racially Profiled By A Neighbor

Ike Iloputaife, Vista resident

First Person: Strengthening North County's Gay Community

GUEST:

Max Disposti, executive director, North County LGBTQ Resource Center

A decade ago, there wasn’t any formal support in North County for people who often said they felt invisible.

Last month a neighbor took a photograph of Ike Iloputaife while he was walking his dogs. The photograph was then used by the San Diego County Sheriff’s Department identifying him as a person of interest in a burglary investigation.

First Person: A Delayed Post-Traumatic Stress Diagnosis Inspired A Vietnam Vet To Help Others

Bill Rider, founder, American Combat Veterans of War

First Person: The Connection Between Improv Comedy And Therapy

GUEST:

Zach Stones, clinical supervisor, San Diego Center for Children

During the day, Zach Stones is a clinical supervisor at the San Diego Center for Children working to support youth and families in foster care and the juvenile justice system. But a few nights a week he has a second career doing improv comedy.

First Person: Recovering After Las Vegas

GUEST:

Shiva Ghaed, clinical psychologist, Naval Medical Center San Diego

First Person: Las Vegas Survivor

GUEST:

Shiva Ghaed, clinical psychologist, Naval Medical Center San Diego

Shiva Ghaed was one of the thousands of Las Vegas shooting survivors. A clinical psychologist at Naval Medical Center San Diego, she founded a support group for fellow survivors and their families.