Tis the season...to harvest your farm! Our co-hosts sat down with two charities who work with farms throughout the state to talk about farming and harvest. Rotary First Harvest and SnoValley talked about their organizations and what they do for our community.

Happy 2nd Day of the Daily Drip Podcasts! Philip and Jerika sit down with OSOS Address Confidentiality Program and SafePlace about how these organizations provide resources for survivors of domestic abuse and work together. When we work together... #WashingtonGives.

Hello and welcome to First Week to Give! Philip and Jerika kickoff the CFD Giving Campaign. Each day they'll showcase a charity in Washington State making a impact in our community. Tune in and get your Daily Drip of Podcasts for Good.

Our intrepid co-hosts sat down with two charities working to cure blood cancers and blood disorders. Chief Development Officer Jaclinn Tanney with DKMS Americas and Senior Manager-Corporate Division Katie Larntz Johnson with The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society Washington/Alaska Chapter talked about blood cancers and disorders and the work they do to eliminate these diseases.

Places please! The Legacy Project's new exhibit, 1968 The Year That Rocked Washington, opens September 13th in the Office of the Secretary of State. Philip and Heather sat down with Senior Researcher Lori Larson, Chief Historian John Hughes and Historian Bob Young to discuss the new exhibit, 1968's impact on Washington State and the world.

Second time's the charm! In 2017, Philip and Heather attempted to interview WA State Concerns of Police Survivors for Podcasts for Good at the Golf for Veterans Tournament...turns out, that was a bad decision. Golfers are surprisingly noisy. We invited Communications Chair Brenda Donner down to Olympia to talk about WA State CoPS without anyone putting through.

When donors ask, we listen!

Heather spoke with Jerika about her experience meeting Kara Lynn and a man who went into epileptic shock. During this interview with Kara Lynn, the Executive Director and Founder of the Kara Lynn Foundation Heather and Philip dive deep into children and adults who have epilepsy and how their organization assists.

August is World Water Month! Heather sat down with two charities who work to make water safe and accessible, and teach people about water technologies and sanitation practices. Board Chairman David Albert from Friendly Water for the World talked about water safety and technologies they're implementing around the world. Jeff Chase, Development Director for the West from Living Water International, called in and spoke about access to clean water, statistics and sanitation.

Volunteers are near and dear to the CFD's heart. Podcasts for Good co-hosts Philip Kerrigan and Heather Lucas sat down with two charities who serve different demographics but rely on volunteers to keep their organizations moving. We interviewed Chairperson Laurel Lemke from Grave Concerns Assocation and Fundraising Director Karen Hall and former President Gwen Morris from Soroptimist International Of Olympia about volunteers who work with their organizations.

The CFD celebrates the birthday of Harry by sitting down with special guests Landon Baldwin and Kiran Boyal to talk about the Harry Potter series of books and movies. Philip tried to keep up, but fell short in the end...