In this season 1 finale, Jei Baker continues his funny story about working at Club Med, speaking French, and entertaining guests.

Learn more about Jei Baker's family's history in Dallas Texas

Learn about Jei's aunts the first black Dallas cowboy cheerleaders - Vonceil and Vanessa Baker

Inter-racial couple share stories - growing up in Oklahoma, jumping out of planes and living in Dallas as smart kid and working at Club Med.

Learn more about Jei Baker's family's history in Dallas Texas

Learn about Jei's aunts the first black Dallas cowboy cheerleaders - Vonceil and Vanessa Baker

You can hear Twylla singing most Sundays at Peace Lutheran Church in Tacoma, a diverse community of faith in the Hilltop where all are welcome: a community that is Spirit-filled, Compassionate, Healthy, Reconciled, and Just. https://www.peacelutherantacoma.org

Craig Crogger takes us on his journey from a shy kid from Connecticut to his career as a Washington State University soil scientist to his newer roots in Tacoma's Hilltop community at Peace Lutheran Church. All along, Craig shows his willingness to keep learning from others.

https://www.peacelutherantacoma.org

Nick shares his stories of being othered at a young age with kids making fun of him for being Asian. He also shares his love for travel and the advice he would give his future kids.

Tacoma based Lea Green shares her story about growing up in a small Washington town and attending Central Washington College. In both places, she realized she looked like most of her community but was different in how she embraced and welcomed diversity.

Malcolm Carroll shares stories about growing up in Philadelphia being different and how he met his wife.

Join us as we explore Cirena Adams' journey from army basic training to college, where she shares how resilience and being hopeful helped her overcome challenges and embrace new beginnings.

In this heartfelt episode, Lenora Sneva opens up about her upbringing in Lacey, Washington, where she endured racial slurs and jokes from an early age. Drawing strength from her mother's advocacy, she learned to speak up for herself. Lenora urges listeners to embrace the power of sharing their own stories of when they were different, emphasizing how such narratives cultivate empathy and empower the storyteller.