Margie is an Orinda Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT), a columnist for the Lamorinda Weekly and the author of a book titled: Treat Your Partner Like Your Dog: How To Breed A Better Relationship.  She discusses Do's and Don'ts for parents who are going through a divorce.

Moraga mother and MEF volunteer, Ana Moon, discusses how Moraga maintains distinguished schools despite living in California which ranks 41st in per pupil funding nationwide.  

Tanuka is an Orinda resident who left corporate America to start a non-profit  aiming to spark compassion in youth through service learning.  Tanuka talks about her journey creating this non-profit including an unanticipated partnership between Orinda children and the Town of Paradise which continues to heal following the devastating Camp Fire.  

Kerry Corcoran co-owns and manages Lafayette's Dailey Method.  She talks about the value of creating a supportive community and the beneficial effects of barre exercise on your body and mind. 

In a modern day world where no one has the inclination to wait, Ken Shin discusses his work at the scale-up company ,Drift, which helps businesses start a conversation immediately.  Ken talks about what he learned at SalesForce and Copper and how he is using those skills at Drift. 

Dr. Robbins balances his work as a local pediatrician to many of our children with his work at the JF Kapnek Foundation which supports health and wellness in Zimbabwe. Dan discusses his work with HIV transmission reduction and preschools that provide nutrient-rich meals and regular check ups and what wisdom he has learned from a  country rich in spirit.

MOFD Emergency Preparedness Coordinator Dennis Rein discusses Moraga's October 10, 2019 Merrill Fire prompting evacuations around the Sanders Ranch neighborhood of Moraga.  Dennis provides tips on how to best prepare for future Lamorinda fires, especially when coupled with a power outage.

Yukie is a mother asking the Lafayette school systems to take a deeper look at how race and diversity is taught in Lafayette schools.  To this end, some Lafayette parents have created the Cultural Proficiency Working Group to engage the school district in ways to raise race consciousness practices at schools.

Dr. Ann Schiebert is a Lafayette resident and psychologist who specializes in teens and addiction issues.  Author of several books, Ann speaks about her own experience having an addicted child, the signs for parents to look for in a struggling teen and how to   respond when addiction comes into the home.