This week’s show featured Connected Roots Care Center chief strategy and development officer Dr. Mark Adler inviting the public to their “Big Dreams” family festival, Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Midlands marketing and outreach director Emma Beebe answering questions about how one can change the life of an at-risk youth in our area, Max I. Walker marketing director Steph Dorland promoting their coat drive fundraiser for Project Intentional, and Creighton med student Jocelyn Tran providing details about their annual Magis Health Fair free clinic for families-in-need.

This week’s show featured RADIUS Omaha President and CEO Nick Juliano talking about their mission of assisting at-risk youth in empowering them and rebuilding relationships with their families and community.  Then, Northwest Battle Buddies CEO Shannon Walker discussed issues facing veterans returning to the workplace after military service.

This week’s show featured Omaha Home for Boys senior director of brand strategy RaeAnn Knoell encouraging the public to assist with donating school supplies during their annual Back to School campaign for the youth at the school, Omaha Police Department officers Dashawn Haynes and Jose Falcon promoting the latest opportunity to join OPD and assist in their mission of serving and protecting the community, and Carol Joy Holling executive director Jason Gerdes inviting the public to their quilt auction to fund the mission of their various summer camps for area children.

This week’s show featured Joel Kassera sharing his story of going from ascending rock-and-roll stardom to a life that found him in jail, a homeless shelter, and -- finally -- redemption and purpose with the Open Door Mission.