In this episode we talk about the $2 Trillion a year industry of Scamming. How it negatively impacts us all, especially our elders along with how we can reclaim these lost resources while enhancing our society.

Our Federal Government established a Poverty Guideline in the 60's. We still use that same metric over 60 years later. Does it hold water, can it be that we've changed how we live enough to need to raise that bar? Let us discuss :)

In this episode we will discuss the growing concerns over Housing. Why is it considered a crisis when we have over 250,000 vacant homes in Washington State alone? Is this crisis a philosophical problem more than a supply issue? Are we being lead to this conclusion by those who seek to profit or by honest analysis?

Aloha, in this episode we will be discussing the City of Bellingham's actions regarding the Post Point Incinerator and how compliance and leadership are not necessarily the same thing. Spending millions on an outdated system to stay in compliance or rising up to the occasion and innovating for futuristic solutions. Join the conversation and help us Rise Up Better Together!

In this quick episode we talk about how Political Campaign Resources are spent, how they actionably show the will of the Candidate, and how we might want to see changes in this as we Ryes Up to a better expectation of our Politics.

This episode I am blessed to have Joshua Hale engaging in conversation about A.I., Mutual Aid Groups, and more. Join us and engage in the conversation about how our communities can adapt and grow towards an innovative approach towards tomorrow.

If you would like to support or reach out to Joshua regarding any of the comments made here you can reach him through the following link.

joshuahale.io

In this episode my Special Guest and friend discusses with me a flurry of topics. This is a fluid conversation that is unedited, raw, and unscripted. Authenticity is felt in this segment and is matched with the depth of the discussion. Enjoy :)

In this episode we address our Elders. Their care, their worth, and how we can value them more appropriately going forward. Let us do better for them, ourselves, and those to come after.