Dave, jim, Ginny
A half hour weekly radio show committed to community, peace, justice,
and non-violence issues.
The show aires on Community Radio stations:
KSVR 91.7 FM (Skagit Valley College) Wednesdays 5:00 PM PT, rebroadcast Sundays 8:00 PM PT
KSVU 90.1 FM, Hamilton, Sundays 8:00 PM and Thursdays 8:00 AM PT
KMRE 102.3 FM, Bellingham, Sundays 11:00 AM and Wednesdays 7:30 AM PT
KAOS 89.3 FM, Olympia, Thursdays 5:30 PM PT
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Coming out of the Shadows, part 2 - May 27, 2020
This week's Speak Up! Speak Out! show is part 2 of a presentation made on Tuesday, May 22 via Zoom of the Fidalgo Democrats' meeting. Debra Lekanoff starts part 2 by talking about success she had in her first legislative session bringing Native American concerns to the forefront. Terry talks about how Trump has divided us using scarcity + racism or bias + dehumanizations which has led to violence. It is radicalized violence. Anthony comments more than once on the need to support each other and to sort through the lies. In the Q&A, Jeff Mount commented on Ahmaud Arbery, a jogger who died in Brunswick, GA recently. Terry suggested people look at the "Facts over Fear" Facebook page & website where he posts recent violence activity.
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Coming out of the Shadows, part 1 - May 20, 2020
"Coming Out of the Shadows" was a presentation made on Tues., May 12 via Zoom of the Fidalgo Democrats' virtual meeting. Anacortes City Councilman Anthony Young and Rev. Terry Kyllo talk about their new Cultural Inclusion Coalition. The coalition was formed after Anthony, who is black, found a noose hanging from a tree on the hill overlooking Anacortes, and Terry found a swastika on a vendor table at our local flea market. They are joined by 40 LD State Representative Debra Lekanoff, who is a Tlingit tribal member to add her perspective.
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Tony White, Skagit Valley Food Co-op Manager - April 8, 2020
Tony White, recently hired General Manager of the Skagit Valley Food Co-op, talks about his background and experiences, a bit of the history of food co-ops and shares some of his thinking about the future of Skagit Valley Food Co-op.
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Food Stamp Expansion - March 11, 2020
Jerry Shackette talks with Erynn Sendrick about United General Hospital's Food "Stamps" Expansion You have probably heard about SNAP benefits, maybe better known to some as "Food Stamps". Host Jerry Shackette talks with Erynn Sendrick, Program Coordinator for United General District 304 whose work focuses on assisting people in understanding and applying for basic food help from what's federally known as the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program or "SNAP".
The truth is lots of people are challenged with the process of applying for this important benefit to help feed their families. Many don't even know if they qualify for the program.
Erynn gives us an inside look at how the SNAP program works, who qualifies (and just as importantly who doesn't) and how much help with healthy, nutritious food is available.
For more information and help with SNAP benefits and referral to other basic food programs such as W.I.C. and the Basic Food Employment and Training Program, you can reach Erynn Sendrick at (360) 854-7168.
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Reporting from the Southern Border - March 4, 2020
Jane Mayer and Rita Stroosma of Skagit County speak with host jim justice about their experiences witnessing at the US Mexico border in Nogales and other locations. They talked with refugees at the border who were awaiting asylum about the conditions along the border and witnessed how the refugees were treated and the impact of that treatment. They also talk about the School of the Americas (otherwise known as the School of Assassins) on the Fort Benning army base near Columbus, Georgia which trained military in other countries (to fight against their own people).
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