Lenny Leszczynski, Executive Director of the San Diego Automotive Museum, chats about the importance of highlighting how our county's rich automobile culture is interwoven in our region's history. Leszczynski talks about the recent re-opening of the museum; it's current exhibit featuring cars of the 1970s; and the restoration of the building where the museum is housed, which dates back to the 1935-1936 California Pacific International Exposition.

Reid Carr, Founder and CEO of Red Door Interactive, discusses his company's core values that has led to it's growth as one of the region's top marketing agencies servicing major brand clients. Carr talks about Red Door's laser-beamed approach to data driven marketing strategies and initiatives for its clients.

Kristie Bruce-Lane, Founder and President of The Thumbprint Project Foundation, chats about the Foundation's mission to aid in the transitional process of homeless children who have been impacted by childhood domestic violence. Bruce-Lane talks about the organizations that have partnered with the Foundation to combat the cycle of domestic violence.

Matthew Trautt, Founder and CEO of his recently launched CLSICS (pronounced "Classics"), business, to talk about his company's lifestyle brand that is founded on the intersection of cannabis and art.

Betzy Lynch, CEO of the Lawrence Family Jewish Community Center, discusses the Center's recent re-opening; its JCC Cares Initiative; and its Inclusion Playground Grant Award.

Todd Lane, President & CEO of California Coast Credit Union, chats about the credit union's emergency relief loan programs, along with it's partnership with the City of San Diego and San Diego Grantmakers to establish a San Diego Small Business Grants Fund--COVID19. Lane talks about Cal Coast's donation to the La Mesa Business Disaster Relief Fund and Black Business Relief Grant Fund of the Central San Diego Black Chamber of Commerce.

Don Wells, Executive Director of Just in Time for Foster Youth (JIT), and Virgo Villajin, Education/Outreach Manager for JIT, talk about the success of their virtual annual event that netted $24,000 above their $700,000 goal. Wells and Villajin, discuss how JIT's "College Bound" program is and other JIT services are adjusting to COVID-19 challenges.

Barry Price, President of the Hemlock Society, is joined by the organization's founder, Faye Girsh, to talk about the Society's mission; COVID-19 and End of Life choices; and the need for a dementia-related advanced Health Care Directive.

Laila Aziz, Director of Operations for Pillars of the Community, and Ana Ardon, a researcher for the National Latino Research Center (NLRC), talk about the critical economic and social justice ramifications of having everyone participate in the 2020 Census. Aziz and Ardon discuss the strategies their respective organizations are utilizing to ensure all voices are represented in the Census count.

Ruthie Millgard, Artistic Director for the San Diego's Children's Choir, discusses the growing popularity of the San Diego Children's Choir, which is entering its 30th year as one of the region's highly acclaimed choirs. Millgard chats about the choir's Fall 2020 programming in the midst of COVID-19.