Coming up on the 5-year anniversary of the Sandy Hook Elementary school shooting, host Temple Lentz speaks with Heather Freitag and DeAnna Woolston from Moms Demand Action/Everytown USA.

Originally aired December 7, 2017

Host Temple Lentz speaks with Susan Armitage, author of "Shaping the Public Good: Women Making History in the Pacific Northwest." Armitage is Professor Emerita at Washington State University, and this book was a 2017 runner-up for the Oregon Book Award.

Original air date: Thursday, November 30, 2017

Host Temple Lentz speaks with Dino Ramzi, physician and president of Patient Direct Care, a Direct Primary Care clinic based in SW Washington, to learn more about this growing model of patient care.

Original air date: November 16, 2017

Host Temple Lentz speaks with Jennifer Williams and Cameron Suttles about the Clark County Open Studios Tour, taking place the second weekend of November.

Originally aired Thursday, November 2, 2017.

Host Temple Lentz speaks with Kris Greene, candidate for Commissioner of the Port of Vancouver. As of air date, Greene has received $370,000 in direct contributions from Tesoro and Savage, the oil companies doing business as Vancouver Energy LLC, who want to build the nation's largest oil-by-rail transfer terminal at the Port of Vancouver. His opponent, Don Orange, will be interviewed on the next episode. Orange has, as of this date, received $290,000 in in-kind contributions from Washington Conservation Voters, who are opposed to the oil terminal.

Original air date: October 19, 2017

Host Temple Lentz speaks with Anne McEnerny-Ogle, Vancouver's Mayor Pro Tem, about her campaign to be elected Mayor of the City of Vancouver, key issues at stake for the city, and how she got started in public service.

Original air date: October 12, 2017

Host Temple Lentz speaks with Sharon Pesut, Executive Director of Partners in Careers (PIC). PIC works with families and individuals to help them become economically self-sufficient, providing job training and coaching, employment support, and referrals.

Originally aired October 5, 2017

In this week's show, host Temple Lentz speaks with Dr. Steve Webb, Superintendent of Vancouver Public Schools. Topics include digital technology and efforts to meet every student where they are to continue improving graduation rates; construction plans for the bond projects approved in Fall 2016; and the McCleary school funding issue that continues to drag on in the Washington State Legislature.

Original air date: September 28, 2017

Continuation of previous interview with Vancouver Police Chief James McElvain. Covering DACA, protests, and current work of the Vancouver Police.

First aired Thursday, Sept. 21.

In this week's show, host Temple Lentz speaks with Frank King, comedian and keynote speaker, about depression, suicide, and suicide prevention. King wrote jokes for Jay Leno for 20 years, and travels widely speaking about his own experiences with clinical depression and suicide. See his TEDx talk at www.FrankTEDTalk.com.

Originally aired: Thursday, September 7, 2017