Tomorrows Table Podcast

Welcome back to Moms Building Community Podcast and Tomorrow’s Table Podcast.

Today, we’re bringing you a special back-to-school episode for parents, students, and educators as families prepare for a new school year.

We’re joined by Mrs. Stephanie Robertson and Mrs. Celeste Hammarstrom, two dedicated elementary school teachers who are sharing practical tips, classroom insights, and advice to help make the transition back to school feel a little smoother and more successful.

In today’s conversation, we’ll talk about building healthy routines, preparing the night before, supporting children’s mental health, creating positive learning habits, encouraging kindness and confidence, and how families can partner with teachers to support student success.

Back-to-school season can bring excitement, nerves, and plenty of adjustments, so we hope this conversation gives families helpful ideas they can actually use at home and throughout the school year.

Welcome to another episode of Tomorrows Table Podcast, where we connect our listeners with the leaders, organizations, and resources helping shape stronger communities.

In this episode, we sit down with Kerry Hillis, Mayor of the Town of Moraga.

Mayor Hillis brings more than 25 years of experience in public service, public affairs, policy, transportation, infrastructure, and government relations. He and his wife have made Moraga their home since 2017, where they are raising their three children.

During our conversation, we get to know the person behind the title—his journey into public service, his connection to Moraga, his approach to leadership, and his vision for the community.

We also step beyond the office and into his everyday life, talking about family, sustainable living, and what keeps him connected to the community he serves.

Join us for a personal and community-centered conversation with Mayor Kerry Hillis about leadership, family, service, and the future of Moraga.

John Carli | Candidate for Solano County Supervisor, District 4 | Your Vote, Their Voice

Welcome to another episode of Your Vote, Their Voice, where we give candidates the opportunity to share who they are, why they’re running, and their vision for the communities they hope to represent.

In this episode, we sit down with John Carli, candidate for Solano County Supervisor, District 4.

John currently serves as Mayor of Vacaville and is a retired Vacaville Police Chief who has spent decades in public service. Now, he is seeking to bring that experience to the Solano County Board of Supervisors.

We talk with John about his journey in public service, why he decided to run for District 4, and his priorities for Solano County, including public safety, local jobs, infrastructure, fiscal accountability, and the future of the community.

Join us as we get to know John Carli, hear his perspective, and learn what he wants voters to know ahead of the election.

Your community. Your questions. Your vote. Their voice.

Your Vote, Their Voice | Michael Silva

In this episode of Your Vote, Their Voice, we sat down with Michael Silva, candidate for Solano County Supervisor, District 4, to hear directly from him about why he is running, the issues he believes matter most to the district, and the priorities he would bring to the role.

Our nonpartisan series gives candidates the opportunity to share their perspectives directly with the community so voters can hear from them firsthand and make informed decisions.

Your Vote, Their Voice | Dr. Sarah Chapman

In this episode of Your Vote, Their Voice, we sat down with Dr. Sarah Chapman, candidate for Mayor of Vacaville, to hear directly from her about why she is running, her vision for Vacaville, and the issues she believes are most important to local residents and families.

Our nonpartisan series gives candidates the opportunity to speak directly to the community and helps voters become more informed before casting their vote.

Your Vote, Their Voice | Roy Stockton

In this episode of Your Vote, Their Voice, we sat down with Roy Stockton, candidate for Mayor of Vacaville, to hear directly from him about why he is running, his priorities for the city, and the changes and opportunities he would like to see for Vacaville.

Our nonpartisan series gives candidates a platform to share their perspectives directly with residents and encourages informed and engaged voting.

Today, we’re highlighting the incredible work of The Salvation Army Del Oro Division and the many ways they support individuals and families throughout our communities.

From helping people facing hardship to providing food, shelter, emergency assistance, youth programs, and other vital resources, The Salvation Army continues to meet people where they are and help create pathways toward stability and hope.

In this episode, we’ll learn more about the services they provide, the needs they are seeing in our communities, how families can access support, and how community members can get involved and make a difference.

This conversation is about service, compassion, resources, and strengthening our communities together. We hope you enjoy this important episode with The Salvation Army Del Oro Division.

Dedicated to supporting survivors, strengthening families, and helping create safer communities throughout Solano County.

In this episode, we’ll learn more about the resources SafeQuest provides, the challenges survivors may face when seeking help, and why awareness, education, and community support are so important. We’ll also talk about how families, young people, and community members can become better informed and help connect others with resources when they need them most.

Our goal with this conversation is to help bring these vital services directly to the community and remind people that knowing where to turn for support can make a meaningful difference.

Thank you for joining us for this important conversation with SafeQuest Solano.

In this episode, we’re learning more about the Solano Resource Conservation District and the important work being done to protect the natural resources that shape our communities.

From water conservation and healthy watersheds to agriculture, wildlife habitat, environmental education, and youth programs, Solano RCD works with local families, farmers, schools, and community partners to help protect Solano County for future generations.

We’ll talk about why conservation matters, how young people can get involved, and what families can do in their everyday lives to help care for the environment around them.

This is a conversation about community, education, stewardship, and protecting the place we call home. We hope you enjoy the episode!

Making an Impact: The People Behind the Vacaville People’s Forum

In this episode, we sit down with the people behind the Vacaville People’s Forum, a community-driven organization dedicated to bringing people together, creating meaningful conversations, and strengthening connections throughout Vacaville.

We talk about how the Vacaville People’s Forum began, the passion behind its mission, and the impact it continues to make through community events, advocacy, collaboration, and opportunities for residents to have their voices heard.

This conversation is about more than an organization, it is about the people who show up, build relationships, create opportunities, and work to make their community stronger.

Join us as we learn more about the heart behind the Vacaville People’s Forum.