Today Tim spoke with Monica Guzman, a well-known local journalist. She just wrote a new fascinating book called: I Never Thought of It That Way HOW TO HAVE FEARLESSLY CURIOUS CONVERSATIONS IN DANGEROUSLY DIVIDED TIMES. They discussed the book and also chatted about the division going on in America and how to understand and even learn from people in your life whose whole worldview is different from or even opposed to yours.

The Podcast for the Common Good - Episode 33 - Monica Guzman

Tim spoke today with Emily Washines, she is the founder of Native Friends. She spoke to us about the Yakama reservation. Also about the murdered Native women on the Yakama reservation and putting the issue in historical context.

The Podcast for the Common Good - Episode 37 - Emily Washines

Tim spoke with Yoon Kang-O’Higgins. She is the Director of Public Programs at Friends of Waterfront Seattle. Yoon talked to us about all the activities and programs happening this Summer at the Seattle Waterfront Park.

The Podcast for the Common Good - Episode 38 - Yoon Kang O’Higgins

Tim talks to Christopher Williams, Deputy Superintendent of the City of Seattle Parks and Recreation department. They talk about the state of the parks in Seattle, park improvement and maintenance plans, and fun activities going on in the parks.

The Podcast for the Common Good - Episode 39 - Christopher Williams

Today Tim spoke with former Edmonds Mayor, Gary Haakenson. He was elected in 1999 and served in that role until July 2010. They talked about his career as a mayor, his life and also about the Edmonds Waterfront Center.

The Podcast for the Common Good - Episode 40 - Gary Haakenson

Today Tim spoke with Ravon Johnson, the Church Engagement Program Manager at Seattle’s Union Gospel Mission. They discussed all the amazing things the Seattle’s Union Gospel Mission does for homeless people. Ravon also discussed their new project, Cornerstone, a 10-year plan to increase the reach and success of their programs, enabling them to serve more homeless neighbors more effectively.

The Podcast for the Common Good - Episode 41 - Ravon Johnson

Today Tim spoke with Kela Hall. Kela is the co-founder of KD Hall Communications, which has done work in corporate and government sectors. She is a leader in workforce development and women initiatives. She spoke about what her company does for women and her career and Emmy nominations.

The Podcast for the Common Good - Episode 42 - Kela D Hall

Today Tim spoke with Cammy Presho. Cammy is the Executive Director at Greater Good Northwest. They spoke about the incredible work she does in Spokane with Greater Good Northwest.

The Podcast for the Common Good - Episode 43 - Cammy Presho

Recorded back in September 2022 as the Major League Baseball season was entering the final stretches, Tim had an amazing and intimate conversation with Alvin Davis, also known as "Mr. Mariner”, former Major League Baseball first baseman and designated hitter for the Seattle Mariners. They spoke about the mariners past and present and had a long and rich dialogue about faith and how important it is Alvin’s life.

The Podcast for the Common Good - Episode 44 - Alvin Davis

We are honored to have one of the most celebrated plays in American history coming to The Paramount Theatre! To Kill a Mockingbird. And to celebrate that, Tim spoke with Jacqueline Williams. She is a multi-award winner actress and plays Calpurnia in the history-making production of To Kill a Mockingbird at the Paramount stage from October 11 – 16.

The Podcast for the Common Good - Episode 45 - Jacqueline Williams

Andrea Green leads the Food Drive events in Snohomish County to serve those in need in the community.

The Podcast for the Common Good - Episode 46 - Andrea Green

Together Washington is a movement of diverse people who seek to strengthen the common good in our region.

The Podcast for the Common Good - Episode 33 - Monica Guzman

Together Washington

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