The Hope Table

Erin is joined by Economy and Business Correspondent, Adam Russell. What is going on with our economy?

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Erin discusses homelessness followed by a classic interview with entrepreneur and author, Sandy Gledhill about her book Fearless Revolution

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Is the banking system making you nervous? Veteran banker and finance expert, Adam Russell joins us to give us the scoop. 

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Buckle up for this packed episode with the following interviews

1) Gigi Hannah, Executive Director for Habitat for Humanity, San Bernardino Area

2) Jorge Cham and Daniel Whiteson, about their book, WE HAVE NO IDEA: A GUIDE TO THE UNKNOWN UNIVERSE (Riverhead Books). Cham and Whiteson explore why a vast portion of our universe is still a mystery, and what a lot of smart people are doing to understand it. Along the way, and with over 400 incredible, original illustrations, they illuminate everything from quarks and neutrinos to gravitational waves and exploding black holes. 

3) Nathaniel Philbrick, about his book, Valiant Ambition, now out in paperback, Nathaniel Philbrick, the New York Times bestselling author of In the Heart of the Sea and Mayflower, offers a fresh view of the middle years of the American Revolution. 

4) Heather Haupt - Popular child educator discusses the negative effect that our culture has on little boys…and what we can do about it in her book, KNIGHTS IN TRAINING: Ten Principles for Raising Honorable, Courageous, and Compassionate Boys

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The full interview with San Bernardino Municipal Water Department's Devin Arciniega and Miguel Guerrero about water rights, safety, and everything you want to know. Water is life and, despite the rainy winter, we are still in a drought. 

The second interview is a classic with Human Rights Watch Attorney, Sara St. Vincent, discusses WAYS TO HIDE IN WINTER, her politically-charged debut suspense novel. 

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Local author and entrepreneur, Hilda Valenzuela Wendtland and Jorge Osvaldo Heredia from the Garcia Center for the Arts

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Erin has three interviews today: 

1) Lydie Gutfeld, Director of the San Bernardino Parks Department about the development of the Parks General Plan 

2) Vanessa Perez from Time for Change Foundation with a follow up on the BBOP Center and their upcoming gala 

3) Devin Arciniega and Miguel Guerrero from the San Bernardino Municipal Water Department for the first of a two-part series about water in the City of San Bernardino. 

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This episode includes the second half of Erin's conversation with college president and publisher, Gloria Macias Harrison followed by Herb Bennett and Celia Garcia with their innovative efforts in San Bernardino: EVOOVE and The Pact. 

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We are celebrating intergenerational wealth building today. We are joined by:

• How to get into your first home with Eric Aseidu from First Citizen's Bank and Hyepin Im from FACE LA. They are talking about the Black Homeownership Fair scheduled on March 25th. 
• How to start and grow your own business with Caravanserai Project's Carolina Rosas and entrepreneur Roxana Cervantes. The SEED 2.0 initiative is underway and there are resources to be had. 

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Veteran banker and regular guest, Adam Russell talks about the disaster at Silicon Valley Bank and what it means for banking in general followed by a discussion with entrepreneur, Krista McPhail, about her business IE Loves Yoga, a brand new studio in downtown San Bernardino. 

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