Archives: Episodes

It's National Opposite Day!  We you hope you have an awful day! (wink)

Todd fills in for the vacationing Amanda, as he and Steph talk Coffee on THIS...National Coffee Break Day!

Tues. 01/24 – Melisa Schonfield discusses her book “Bitter or Better: The Melisa Schonfield Story”. Melisa lived ‘Orange is the New Black’. An upper-middle class dream life, a successful psychotherapist, wife of a respected dentist, she hired a hitman to dispose of her daughter’s boyfriend who was abusing her infant grandson, and spent 3 years in prison.

2^nd Segment – Dr. Ruchi Kapoor is a cardiologist at UW Medicine and a volunteer medical expert for the American Heart Association, discusses the difference between cardiac arrest and a heart attack and the steps that must taken by bystanders.

3rd Segment - Electric Muscle

It's National Compliment Day!  Don't forget to tell someone how great they look ;)

Todd, Steph and Marc talk compliments, education, and Florida Man...

Mon. 01/23 – Clallam County Prosecuting Attorney, Mark Nichols, discussing Human Trafficking (January is “National Human Trafficking Prevention Month”), Coroner Division goings on, The plight of victim rights in Washington.

Jonathan Pasternack, Conductor and Artistic Director for the Port Angeles Symphony Orchestra, discusses 2 upcoming concerts and the Nico Snell Young Artists Competition. - “Business Bits” Segment with Small Business Advisor Kevin Hoult, discussing the “Secrets of Success” series, part 2, find a pain, need or gap you can serve better than anyone else.

Peninsula College President, Suzy Ames.

Forensic Psychiatrist, best-selling author and columnist for “Inside the Criminal Mind”, Dr. Carole Lieberman, will be discussing the mind of killer, Bryan Kohberger, who is accused of taking the lives of four University of Idaho students.