As I do more of these interviews, I keep being amazed at how reasonable these people are.  They aren't political Luddites.  (Look that up when you have a chance.)  They aren't especially contentious.  They're doing exactly what we are supposed to do as citizens.

You have to admire someone who has principles and sticks to them.  At least I do.  Wendy is committed to transparency in government.  She is also willing to represent her constituents, even when she might not fully agree.  She is a rare example of what a representative government is supposed to look like.  She is fearless in speaking up, even though I'm certain it doesn't help her popularity on the Commissioners Court.  

This interview went a little longer than I normally like, but the time sped by and there was much more to say.  Hopefully next time.

Less about the upcoming election, and more about ACND's role in the community, Captain Tommy Moore mixes good information with a sense of humor.

I heard Jennifer speak at a public meeting, and she was exceptionally knowledgeable in the area of hospitals and hospital finance.  Now I know that is because she was a hospital administrator, and later a hospital consultant.  We are fortunate to have her expertise in this community.  She needs to be heard.  Start by listening to her here.

This interview runs a little long, but it is well worth the time.

Luis is a person I like to just sit down and talk to.  He also happens to be passionate about customer service.  Luis asked if he could do a podcast with me, to share some information about the Art Center, and I was delighted.  

Malcolm gives some information about Fulton Beach Road, as well as some other issues they are involved in.