This week's guests are Paula Dueweke, Fire Inspector for the Petaluma Fire Department, and Lou Zweier, an independent filmmaker and facilitator of empathy circles.

This week's guests are Father Bill Donahue of St. Vincent de Paul Church and Katherine Rinehart, Sonoma County Historian.

This week's guests are Rabbi Stephanie Kramer of Shomrei Torah and Farhad Mansourian, General Manager of the Sonoma-Marin Area Rail Transit Agency.

Rabbi Ted's two distinguished guests this week are award-winning author, Michael Shapiro; and Tashfeen Ekram, member of Petaluma’s Muslim community.

This week's guest is Faith Ross, founding member of Petaluma Blacks for Community Development and member of the Petaluma Community Relations Council Coordinating Committee. During the second segment, Rabbi Ted interviews Rev. Eric Dale, pastor of the Petaluma United Methodist Church.

This week's guests are County Supervisor David Rabbitt and Superintendent of Petaluma City Schools Gary Callahan.

This week's two guests: Jim Stern, a recording engineer and producer since 1978, who was one of the major forces in the creation of Berkeley-based Fantasy Records; and John Crowley, co-owner of Aqus, who has successfully turned his quaint Petaluma café into a popular community hub.

This week's two guests were Maggie Fishman, Santa Rosa Junior College Board President, and Rabbi Dovid Bush from Chabad of Petaluma.

Rabbi Ted's two distinguished guests this week are Rabbi George Gittleman of Santa Rosa’s Shomrei Torah, and the new Pastor of Unitarian Universalists Petaluma, Rev. Jeremiah Kalendae.

This week Rabbi Feldman welcomed Petaluma’s Chief of Police, Ken Savano, and Emily Charrier, the new publisher of the Petaluma Argus Courier.