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Ryan Scott, Chief Development Officer with Food Lifeline, and Tiffany Sanders, Corporate Affairs Manager with QFC, join us to discuss their collaboration in support of our community members dealing with food insecurity, particularly during this holiday season. The need is great - 1 in 4 persons in Washington are food insecure. With each of us doing just a little, we can help make this holiday a memorable for all of us. For as little as $10, you can purchase a virtual bag of food when you check out your purchases at QFC.
https://foodlifeline.org/qfc
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Dr. Judith Orloff is a Board-Certified Psychiatrist and a member of the clinical faculty at UCLA. She is an author whose latest book is "The Genius of Empathy". The Dalai Lama wrote the foreword to the book saying: "Judith Orloff offers practical advice on how to cultivate and enhance empathy, which I believe readers will find of great value. Today, there are eight billion of us human beings, and we all have to live together, so a sense of the oneness of humanity is more necessary than ever before." Dr. Orloff is clear that we need to set boundaries and protect ourselves while we are empathetic.
www.drjudithorloff.com
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Glenn Rockowitz is the Oncology Social Work and Outreach Manager for Cancer Pathways in Seattle. Glenn has an interesting mix of experience and qualifications that make him the ideal lead for his current endeavor, an all-ages improv comedy troupe named "Best Medicine". Glenn has worked in comedy, writing for SNL, created Best Medicine support groups in NYC, and has met the cancer monster head-on on 4 separate occasions! He brings a big heart and passion to this healing work and community. It's part of the good medicine that Cancer Pathways offers. A truly important nonprofit agency to support!
www.cancerpathways.org
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Dr. Macie Smith is a Licensed Gerontology Social Worker and award-winning Alzheimer’s/Dementia educator and author with more than 20 years of experience working with aging and vulnerable populations. Dr. Smith provides support for those living with Alzheimer’s, dementia, cognitive impairment, intellectual and developmental disabilities, traumatic brain injury (TBI) and their families. Her book, "The Journey: A Dementia Caregiver Call to Action", is a succinct helpful guide for all.
www.drmaciesmith.com
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Jae Oh, MBA, CFP is a Medicare Consultant and author of Maximize Your Medicare: Qualify for Benefits, Protect Your Health, and Minimize Your Costs. Jae shares what you need to know as you sit down at the kitchen table to go over your options for new coverage at the height of enrollment season. Whether for oneself or for family members - and everyone could use some extra support - it's important to allow ample time to make an educated choice. Enrollment is open through December 7.
www.maximizeyourmedicare.com www.medicare.gov
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Pam Fischer is the Senior Director of External Engagement at the Governors Highway Safety Association. She is also a national expert on teen driving; exactly the right voice to join in ahead of National Teen Driver Safety Week, October 20-25. In 2022, there were over 3300 deaths due to distracted driving, and 289,000 injuries. Pam discusses that we need a societal shift similar to what took place with wearing seat belts, and impaired driving. It begins with being good role models for our kids and it begins young. There is a great informative website with many resources to aide in our education.
https://generationaldistractionfree.org
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Teralyn Pilgrim is a zero-food-waste advocate and the author of "No Scrap Left Behind: My Life Without Food Waste." Teralyn offers a litmus test - Would you toss that 'piece of food' into the trashcan while a starving child watched? The answer guides her, and us, to do something more with it, not merely toss it away. Teralyn has been living this mindset since 2017, and she approached it with a one-year plan in mind. It really became a lifestyle, and saving $100/month by not wasting food is good motivation for many of us.
Teralyn can be found on Facebook and Instagram @no.scrap.left.behind
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Paul Getzel is the Executive Director of NAMI Seattle and gives us an overview of the important work his organization does in our community, as well as nationwide. Providing education and awareness, plus working on advocacy, is part of the work. There's a special volunteer opportunity incoming - on Thursday October 10th, NAMI Seattle volunteers, staff, and Board members will sell 50/50 raffle tickets to fans at Lumen Field during that night's Seahawks/49ers game. One lucky raffle winner will go home with half of the funds collected, the other half going to support NAMI Seattle and other wonderful local nonprofits who are Seahawks Spirit of 12 Partners, like Seattle Out and Proud Foundation, Northwest Harvest, and Compass Housing Alliance. If you are interested in this volunteer opportunity, register at: https://www.seahawks.com/community/charitable-foundation/50-50-volunteer
www.namiseattle.org
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Cynthia Leitich Smith is a citizen of the Muscogee Nation and a bestselling author of books for all ages. She has won the American Indian Youth Literature award and is the author-curator of Heartdrum, a Native-focused imprint at HarperCollins Children's Books. Cynthia's newest book is "On a Wing and a Tear," a wonderful and engaging blend of contemporary journey and folklore.
www.cynthialeitichsmith.com
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Christine Saxman is a racial equity facilitator and shares her journey with us, in discussing her new book co-authored with Shelly Tochluk - "Being White Today: A Roadmap for a Positive Antiracist Life." Christine takes us on an overview path, one including the value of emotional resilience, a vow to be more inclusive, and the encouragement to maintain an active support network. The authors are hosting a free zoom event on Monday, September 23.
www.beingwhitetoday.com
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