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CEO and Chairman of Austin’s Pioneer Farms, Mike Ward, joins Inside Austin to talk about this unique site that provides Central Texas with an opportunity to learn about and experience our colorful past.
We Are Blood's Nick Canedo joins Inside Austin to talk about the critical shortage of available blood now in Central Texas. We also talk aobut how easy donation can be, positions available at We Are Blood and the many ways thae ATX can help keep the blood flowing.
Monica Caivano joins Inside Austin to talk about Esquina Tango’s dance classes, the benefits of learning to dance and the other programs offered by the cultural center located in East Austin.
Road To Hire’s Carlo Moore talks about the non-profit organization’s apprenticeship program for Austin students, the benefits and application process.
Jason Whaley from Salvation Army Austin comes into the studio to give an update on the 2021 Angel Tree Program and we talk about the various shelters that the Salvation Army operates around the Austin area.
Girl Scouts Central Texas CEO, Paula Bookidis, along with senior Girl Scout, Lucy Belcik, join Inside Austin in studio to talk about Cookie Season.
We also talk about what girls can learn in Girl Scouts, Girl Scout Camp experiences and the STEM programs available.
January is National Slavery and Human Trafficking Prevention Month. Callum Harrelson, a Board Member at Partners Against Child Trafficking, joins Inside Austin in studio to talk about how we can help with the mission.
We also talk about the history of this Austin founded and based organization, its education programs, how prevalent the problem is globally and statewide and the warning signs we should be looking for.
Michelle Tijerina from Travis County’s Central Health talks about open enrollment, explains why the dates are important for everyone and why the barriers to health insurance are lower than you might think.
Catherine Crago Blanton joins Inside Austin in studio to talk about how Austin Pathways serves the residents of Austin’s Housing Authority communities and the programs they offer to move residents toward self sufficiency.
Executive Director, Selena Munoz, talks about the services offered by Samaritan Health Ministries, how to get care and how to help with the mission of providing care to low income families in Travis and Williamson Counties.
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