KSVR-FM: Recent Episodes
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KSVR is committed to providing local news and information to the Skagit Community in both English and Spanish.
KSVR provides opportunities for students and community volunteers to produce radio programming to reach local populations served little by conventional media.
Licensed by the Board of Trustees for Skagit Valley College, KSVR has been on the air since 1973.
The COVID-19 update with Dr. Howard Lei brand the Skagit public health officer. He talks about that Washington State is in a fourth wave of the COVID-19 pandemic and a lot more.
A discussion with Kathleen Martin housing program manager for Community Action of Skagit. She talks about dispersing finances from the Eviction Prevention Program to renters and some landlords who need help because of COVID-19.
A conversation with Heather Bowhay local author. She talks about the art of writing young adult fiction and fiction in general.
Today is a conversation with Dan Kovalik who wrote the book Cancel this Book, a progressive case against cancel culture.
Today is a discussion with Peter Fromm author of Indian Creek Chronicle a memoir. He talks about his adventure in the Montana wilderness as a naïve young man in 1978 to 1979 during a hard winter.
Today is the COVID-19 update with Dr. Howard Leibrand the Skagit public health officer. He talks about April 16 is when they're opening the vaccinations from age 16 years or older, there’s an uptick in cases around the country and our county, how the vaccine works a refresher, and a whole lot more.
Today is a discussion with Kendra McKay a student in a non-traditional program in her great experience at schedule Valley College.
Today is a discussion with Cliff Mass professor of Atmospheric Sciences at the University of Washington. He discusses climate change.
Today is a discussion about Northwest Washington STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math) with John Sternlicht, Director of EDASC and Michelle Judson director Northwest Washington STEM. They talk about career outreach to K - 12 students for STEM in the real world.
Today is the COVID-19 update with Dr. Howard Leibrand of the Skagit public health department. He talks about many things including vaccinations are going well.
Today is the COVID-19 update with Dr. Howard Leibrand Skagit public health officer. He talks about on March 22 the state is opening up more, the UK variant is on the rise, the two US vaccines are effective against the variants, and a whole lot more.
Skagit County local makes it as a Voice Over Artist in LA. Talks about how he became a voice-over artist.
A conversation with Jason Turner educator and docent of the North West African American museum in Seattle. He talks about the history of the museum, how was founded, and the mission which is to bring the story of how African-Americans came to the northwest. Presenting the African American experience.
Today is a conversation with Bill Constantine the new owner of Il Granaio. He explains how COVID-19 affected the re-opening a newly purchased restaurant.
discussion with the Director of the Skagit Historical museum Jo Wolfe. She talks about the Jesus Guillén works of art exhibit. A local Hispanic artist who died in 1994.
A conversation with Harriet Custer the WSU master gardener. She talks about growing your own food.
COVID Update with Dr. Howard Leibrand Skagit County Public Health Officer. He talks about how much vaccines are coming to the county, vaccines will be available through pharmacies and the fairground clinic, include all three vaccines, and a lot more
A discussion with Gilda Sheppard, filmmaker. She talks about her documentary Since I've Been Down about the three strikes law in Washington and the affect it had on the Hilltop neighborhood in Tacoma.
The COVID-19 update with Dr. Howard Leibrand the Skagit public health officer. He talks about many updates of what's happening surrounding COVID-19 virus.
A conversation with Mayor Steve sextant of Burlington. He talks about the attempt to create a year-round homeless shelter in Burlington that will serve Skagit county. The problems and solutions involved. It will also include other services to help the homeless.
A discussion with Cheryl Willis Marketing and Public Affairs Liaison at Skagit Transit. She talks about deep cleaning the buses, touch pass card, and smartphones, limited route schedules, high tech info kiosk, and stuff the bus food donation event.
A discussion with Ryan Davis Asset building coordinator end credit counselor. He discusses financial planning preparedness for different events. Because next week is America Saves week
A conversation with Rachel Greg Executive Director of the Big Sky film festival in Missoula Montana for 2021. This year it's a virtual film festival online.
A conversation with Theresa Pugh Executive Director of the Skagit Habitat for Humanity. She talks about the thrift store, where building materials come from, how the organization started, and houses built.
A discussion with Karen Tibbals who is written a book called Persuade Don't Preach restoring civility across the political divide.
A discussion about the city Anacortes providing fiber optic Internet service for their municipal citizens and businesses. With Emily Schuh administrative service director and Jim Limberg broadband business manager.
He talks about the county vaccine update, the upcoming Johnson & Johnson protein vaccination, how long we're going to live with the COVID-19 virus, vaccine availability in the county, and a lot more
Hoy en Platica LATINA hablamos con Maximo Tavarez sobre el programa "Permiso de Cuidado Pagado" administrado por el Departamento de Seguridad para el Empleo.
Today in Platica LATINA we speak with Maximo Tavarez about the Paid Family and Medical Leave administered by the Employment Security Department.
Anne Feeney, Union made, Hell raiser, and the Best Labor singer-writer in North America!
Interview: Anne talks about her life as an activist, agitator, mom, and much more and the show will highlight three of Anne’s favorite songs.
For more information, go to http://www.annefeeney.com/.
We Do The work Comment: Ken gives We Do The Work’s farewell.
LaborRadioPod
A discussion with Julie de Lasada the Skagit Public Health site manager for the Community Covid response site.
Hoy en Platica LATINA hablamos con Rosario Aguilar sobre la academia en linea para niños.
Today in Platica LATINA we speak with Rosario Aguilar about the Online Academy for children.
Conor Casey, Labor Archivist at the Labor Archives of Washington, Part 3 Interview by Mike Dumovich: Conor reports on the lifelong labor activist Irene Hull.
For more information, go to www.laborarchives.org or email cmcasey@uw.edu.
We Do The Work Comments:
American workers need a worker bill of rights.
Gary Kanter sings ‘Solidarity Now.’
Frontline workers are dying.
George Mann sings ‘We Have Fed You All for a Thousand Years.’
Gary Kanter and Mike Dumovich play their Northwest Union Call song.
LaborRadioPod
A conversation with the Skagit Valley College's new athletic director Mitch Freeman. He talks about being a new athletic director, how the college is going to work around Covid, and the canceling of the annual college tournament for 2021.
Conor Casey, Labor Archivist at the Labor Archives of Washington, Part 2 Interview by Mike Dumovich: Conor describes Anna Louise Strong, a 20th-century American journalist, activist, and supporter of the labor movement.
For more information, go to http://lib.washington.edu/specialcollections/laws.
We Do The Work Comments:
Some thoughts concerning what this year will bring.
Bits and pieces are given regarding judges, Tyson Chicken, Trump, Walmart, and bankruptcy.
Gary Kanter sings Don’t Mourn, Organize at Couth Buzzard, Seattle, WA. Original song was released by Smithsonian Folkways and titled ‘Songs of Labor Songwriter Joe Hill.’
LaborRadioPod
a discussion with Dr. Howard Leibrand the Skagit County public health officer. He gives us an update on what's happening in the county and with vaccinations around COVID-19.
Conor Casey and Crystal Rogers, Archivists for the Labor Archives of Washington, Part 1 Interview by Mike Dumovich: Crystal and Conor report on the ‘Women in Labor History’ project.
Song: Rebel Girl: written by Joe Hill, arranged and sung by Hazel Dickens
For more information, go to www.laborarchives.org or email cmcasey@uw.edu.
We Do The Work Comments:
Some good news from the 2020 election.
What should happen to Social Security in 2021?
LaborRadioPod
A special program with a special guest Australian Community Broadcaster Brodie Goozee who talks about what it's like to be a community broadcaster in Australia and how they are dealing with Covid.
Hoy en Platica LATINA hablamos con la abogada Leta Sanchez sobre el programa de Accion diferida para los llegados en la Infancia (DACA).
Today in Platica LATINA we talked with Attorney Leta Sanchez about Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA).
Hoy en Platica LATINA hablamos con Andrea Alaniz sobre lo nuevo y disponible en la libreria de Mount Vernon.
Today in Platica LATINA we spoke with Andrea Alaniz about whats new and available at the Mount Vernon Library.
Assistant Art Professor in the College of Liberal Arts, at the University of Nevada, Miya Hannan, has centered her work around death for over a decade. After learning of someone’s wish to die in their home country, Hannan developed the Patria Soli (Homeland soil) project as an extension of her studio work. The project collects and ships soil to anyone who requests it, allowing recipients to experience their homeland at the end of life. Death is personal and the Patria Soli project helps to provide comfort to those faced with end-of-life decisions.
She has teamed up with Jillian Tullis, a Health Communication Specialist and an Associate Professor at the University of San Diego to help spread the word about dying and end of life conversations.
Tia Koonse, Legal and Policy Research Manager for UCLA Labor Center, Part 2 Interview by Ken Winkes: Tia discusses wage thief and how it affects local economies.
For more information, go to http://www.labor.ucla.edu/ or http://www.labor.ucla.edu/what-we-do/rework-institute-for-worker-justice/.
Emma’s Revolution’s 'Who Lies' from their CD Roots, Rock, and Revolution produced by Moving Forward Music
LaborRadioPod
A conversation with Dr. Mary Claire and Gary Ferguson authors of the book Full Ecology. Their book is about the connection between nature and humans.
https://www.fullecology.com
Tia Koonse, Legal and Policy Research Manager for UCLA Labor Center, Part 1 Interview by Ken Winkes: Tia explains the reports on low-wages, the people who receive them, and the industries that pay them.
For more information, go to http://www.labor.ucla.edu/ or http://www.labor.ucla.edu/what-we-do/rework-institute-for-worker-justice/l
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Larry Brown, President of the WSLC, and Union Songs Union Songs:
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers’ Unionnation Band’s ‘Let’s Go Help Somebody’ and ‘Workin Overtime’
Gary Kanter’s ‘We’ve Marched Down This Road Before’
For more information, go to https://unionation.com/, http://garykanter.com/, http://www.wslc.org/, or http://www.thestand.org.
We Do The Work Comments:
A worker whose job was shipped overseas has a message.
There is a scary ‘goblin’ in the room called socialism.
LaborRadioPod
Hoy en Platica Latina platicamos con Rafael Colon sobre el programa Share Work en el Departamento de Seguridad de Empleo mejor conocido como "Desempleo".
Today in Platica LATINA we speak with Rafael Colon about the Share Work program at the Employment Security Department better known as "Unemployment".
A discussion with John Sternlicht the CEO of EDASC, the Economic Development Alliance of Skagit County. He talks about how EDASC helps develop businesses in Skagit county, change in the time of COVID, emerging industries, and more.
A discussion with newly re-elected county commissioner Ron Weson. He talks about plans that the county commission has for Skagit County.
a conversation with Dr. Howard Leibrand the Skagit public health officer. He talks about the COVID-19 update in Skagit county, vaccine longevity, vaccine availability in Skagit county, and testing in Skagit county.
Ramon Torres, President of Familias Unidas por la Justicia, Jason Holland, WPEA Organizer, and Edgar Franks, C2C Organizer
Interview by Gary Kanter: Ramon, Jason, and Edgar tell the story of how a group of farm workers ended up negotiating a great union contract.
For more information, go to http://familiasunidasjusticia.org/en/home/, https://www.facebook.com/FamiliasUnidas/, or http://www.foodjustice.org/team/.
We Do The Work Comment: We need our voting rights guaranteed.
LaborRadioPod
A discussion with Peter Heller author. He talks about his post-apocalyptic novel Dog Stars.
Today is a discussion with McKenzie Gail's Skagit county public health community education health specialist. She talks about the opioids addiction crisis in Skagit county and how Norcan can be used for overdoses.
Today is a conversation with Cindy Verge the executive director of the Tulip Festival. She talks about what the festival is doing in the time of Covid. Including the unveiling of the Tulip Festival poster.
Berit Eriksson, Training Director for the Andrew Furuseth School of Seamanship Interview by Lori Province: Berit talks about ships, workers that staff them, cargo, and worker safety.
For more information, go to https://www.sailors.org/about-us or https://www.sailors.org/training.
We Do The Work Comments:
There is a lot to be thankful for.
Counting ballots should be explained better.
LaborRadioPod
A discussion with Toni Keif local author of the Mildred series. She talks about what she's doing during the pandemic. She is going on walks and picking up garbage, interesting garbage.
A discussion is with Suzanne Butler a board member of the Mount Vernon Library Foundation. She talks about adopt a periodical, how people can purchase magazine subscriptions for the library.
A discussion with Mike Judy emergency coordinator and radio officer for ARES the amateur radio emergency service. He talks about ham radios how it helps in emergencies and how you can become a ham radio operator.
COVID-19 update with Skagit county public health officer Dr. Howard Leibrand. He talks about Skagit county rates going up, how the immune system and infections work, new monoclonal drugs, and vaccine approval.
Kent Stanford, President of the Washington Public Employees Association, UFCW 365 Interview by Lori Province: Kent discusses what public employee do, their qualifications, dedication, and the quality of their work.
We Do The Work Comments:
Food processing workers sue over COVID.
Labor Archives of Washington is presenting the COVID stories of essential front-line workers. To RSVP, go to tinyurl.com/law-work-c19-register
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A discussion with David Bauermeister, the NW Agricultural Business Center executive director. The business center helps the business of farming. They have a grant to help bring a direct connection to farming for the community.
A conversation with local band Lazy Acres. Recently did remote concert at the Historic Lincoln Theater.
Hoy en Plática LATINA hablamos sobre la más reciente información sobre el cierre en www.coronavirus.wa.gov
Today in Plática LATINA we talk about the latest information regarding the new guidelines on www.coronavirus.wa.gov
COVID-19 update with Dr. Howard Leibrand the Skagit county public health officer. He talks about the new testing site, the future of antigen tests, and how virus vaccines work.
Jon Komorowski, Retired Chief Public Defender of Whatcom County, Part 2 Interview by Lori Province: Jon explains in more detail why public defenders are so important to the justice system.
For more information, go to https://www.opd.wa.gov/ or http://www.defensenet.org/.
We Do The Work Comment: It’s the economy, stupid.
LaborRadioPod
Hoy en Plática LATINA hablamos sobre la más reciente información sobre el cierre en www.coronavirus.wa.gov
Today in Plática LATINA we talk about the latest information regarding the new guidelines on www.coronavirus.wa.gov
A discussion with Addelle Diedesch, mental health counselor. She talks about mental health in the time of COVID.
A discussion with Skagit Valley College women's basketball coach Deb Castle. She talks about the upcoming season and the players newly recruited.
A discussion with Skagit Valley College men’s basketball coach Carl Howell. He talks about the disappointment from last year's canceled tournament, new assistant coaches, and possible problems in the future because of COVID-19.
A conversation with Peter Browning Skagit County Commissioner-elect. He talks about affordable housing, development and farming, and COVID-19.
COVID-19 update with Skagit county public health officer Dr. Howard Leibrand. He talks about Skagit now has highest numbers since the pandemic began, new restrictive measures being put in place next week, possible new testing site, and a lot more.
Jon Komorowski, Retired Chief Public Defender of Whatcom County, Part 1
Interview by Lori Province: Jon explains why public defenders are so important to the justice system.
We Do The Work Comment: Trump is the king of cancellations.
Hoy en Platica Latina hablamos con Silvia Maceda sobre la ayuda monetaria para negocios pequeños de la Coalición Comunitaria de Trabajadores de Salud para Inmigrantes y Refugiados.
Today in Platica Latina we speak with Silvia Maceda about the Small Business Grant offered by the Community Health Worker Coalition for Immigrants and Refugees
The COVID-19 update with Skagit county public health officer Dr. Howard Leibrand. He talks about the new quicker antigen test, the rising virus count in Skagit county, and a lot more.
Gordon Zurn, Financial Secretary for USW Local 12-591, & Les Leopold, Director of The Labor Institute and author of Runaway Inequality, Part 2 Interview by Ken Winkes: Gordon and Les discuss how to fix inequality.
For more information on ‘Runaway Inequality,’ go to https://runawayinequality.org/.
We Do The Work Comments:
General James Mattis sounds the alarm about Trump.
Trump is full of generosity with taxpayers’ money.
LaborRadioPod
Vanessa Brantley Newton children's book illustrator and author she talks about kids and creativity.
COVID-19 update with Dr. Howard Leibrand Skagit County public health officer. He talks about the increasing numbers of infections deaths and how I see the ICUs are being overwhelmed. Free influenza shots for the uninsured are going to be available at the Skagit Valley College testing site.
We speak about the Parents as Teachers program administered by Brigid Collins Family Support Center
Hoy en Platica Latina hablamos con Crystal Tovar acerca del programa Padres como Maestros que administra el Centro de Servicios Familiares Brigid Collins. Today in Platica Latina we speak with Crystal Tovar about the Parents as Teachers program administered by Brigid Collins Family Support Center.
Gordon Zurn, Financial Secretary for USW Local 12-591, & Les Leopold, Director of The Labor Institute and author of Runaway Inequality, Part 1 Interview by Ken Winkes: Gordon and Les discuss what inequality is, how it happened, and what to do about it.
For more information on ‘Runaway Inequality,’ go to https://runawayinequality.org/
We Do The Work Comment:
Trump’s trade policies are a disaster for workers.
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A discussion with local artist and education writer Jack Gunter he has published his memoir and using QR codes as hypertext links to YouTube videos.
Today in Platica Latina we talk about COVID-19 information from the Skagit County Public Health Website.
Hoy en Platica Latina hablamos sobre la informacion del COVID-19 en la Pagina de Salud Publica del Condado de Skagit
COVID-19 update with Dr. Howard Leibrand Skagit county public health officer. He talks about the new antigen test and why it's very important to have your flu shot.
Karl de Jong, Activist, Labor and Democratic Leader, and Grassroots Organizer
Interview by Gary Kanter: Karl discusses the importance of voting and much more.
We Do the Work Comment: Joe Biden’s economic plan works for workers.
Today Christian Kiefer talks about his novel Phantoms, a blending of a Japanese-American families' WW2-era internment story in California with a Vietnam Veteran narrator. A mystery. A moment in intertwined families' lives.
Today in Platica Latina we speak with Noemi Rodriguez about the FAFSA and WAFSA at SVC.
Hoy en Platica Latina hablamos con Iris Carias sobre el programa de FAFSA y WAFSA en SVC.
COVID-19 update with Dr. Howard Leibrand the Skagit County public health officer. He gives us an update including cases rising in Skagit County, from around the country and around the world. He also talks about the new antigen test that is coming out.
Herb Krohn, State Legislative Director of the Transportation Division of the Sheet Metal, Air, Rail, and Transportation Union Interview by Lori Province: Herb discusses the dynamics of railroads, safety, and cargo.
For more information, go to www.wslb.us or www.leg.wa.gov.
We Do The Work Comments:
Ken illustrates the Republicans easy grifting and causal cruelty.
Eleanor Roosevelt’s remarks on Universal Human Rights is something to think about.
LaborRadioPod
Today in Platica Latina we speak with Iris Carias about the Maternity Support Services at DSHS
Hoy en Platica Latina hablamos con Iris Carias sobre el programa de Servicios de Apoyo para la Maternidad.
Phillip Mattera, Research Director of Good Jobs First & Head of Corporate Research Project, Part 2
Interview by Lori Province: Phillip provides invaluable insights to the Corporate Research Project, which identifies information that can be used to advance corporate accountability campaigns.
For more information, go to https://www.goodjobsfirst.org/ or https://www.goodjobsfirst.org/sites/default/files/docs/pdfs/wagetheft_report_revised.pdf or https://www.goodjobsfirst.org/violation-tracker or https://www.corp-research.org/.
We Do The Work Comment: It’s the economy, stupid.
LaborRadioPod
Today in Platica LATINA we speak with Silvia Maceda who manages Oral Gel, Pesticides and Financial Aid for Businesses.
Hoy en Platica LATINA hablamos con Silvia Maceda quien se encarga de el programa de Oral Gel, Pesticidas y Ayuda Financiera para Negocios.
Today is the COVID-19 update with Skagit County Public Health officer Dr. Howard Liebrand.
Phillip Mattera, Director of the Corporate Research Project for Good Jobs First, Part 1 Interview by Lori Province: Phillip explains the findings of a new study called “Grand Theft Paycheck” that documents large corporations’ theft of their workers’ wages.
For more information, go to https://www.goodjobsfirst.org/ or https://www.goodjobsfirst.org/sites/default/files/docs/pdfs/wagetheft_report_revised.pdf or https://www.goodjobsfirst.org/violation-tracker.
We Do The Work Comments:
Wage theft is incredibly rampant in large corporations.
Maritime workers are stranded across the globe.
LaborRadioPod
Today in Platica LATINA we speak with Karina Borja manager of the Basic English, GED and High School Program at Skagit Valley College.
Hoy en Platica Latina hablamos con Karina Borja quien y hablamos del programa de Ingles Basico, GED y Preparatoria en Skagit Valley College.
Mark McDermott, Social & Economic Educator and Activist Interview by Ken Winkes: Mark reveals his new presentation about patriotism, Unions, and American workers.
For more information, go to http://www.markmmcdermott.com/.
We Do The Work Comments: There are many definitions of patriotism.
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A conversation with Skagit County Sheriff’s Department’s Detective Ann Reed and Marla Johns from COMPASS mental health about having ride along Mental Health Clinicians.
A conversation with Jen Garrison Stubber with the Washington State Home School Association. She talks about new home schoolers who have left the public school system in the time of distance learning.
Today in Plática LATINA we speak with Hulda Mazariegos manager of the program "El Sol Nace para Todos" from YouthNet And United Way of Skagit County. In Spanish
“Learn Yourself” with Conor Casey, Labor Archivist for the Labor Archives of Washington, Ellie Belew, author, and Megan Cornish, retiree from Seattle City Light, Part 2
Interview by Mike Dumovich: Conor, Ellie, and Megan continue their conversation about Seattle City Light’s Electrical Trades Program and how the first trade’s women were treated as well as the effects of affirmative action and other organizations of the 1970’s.
For more information or to buy the book ‘High Voltage Women’ by Ellie Belew, go to www.laborarchives.org or http://www.redletterpress.org/highvoltagewomen.html.
We Do The Work Comment: Reagan was right!
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Today is a conversation with one of the Skagit River Poetry Foundations student poet laureates, Olivia Elias
A conversation with Mark Hamilton senior transportation planner for the Skagit regional transportation plan of the Skagit Council of Governments. He talks about the future of transportation in Skagit Valley. As well as a brand new website where people can look at the future plans of our transportation infrastructure.
A conversation with Sara Vogt. How a young became addicted to drugs and becomes homeless. She tells her story of how she recovered and stopped being homeless.
“Learn Yourself” with Conor Casey, Labor Archivist for the Labor Archives of Washington, Ellie Belew, author, and Megan Cornish, retiree from Seattle City Light, Part 1 Interview by Mike Dumovich: Conor, Ellie, and Megan examine Seattle City Light’s Electrical Trades Program and how the first trade’s women were treated as well as the effects of affirmative action and other organizations of the 1970’s.
For more information or to buy the book ‘High Voltage Women’ by Ellie Belew, go to www.laborarchives.org or http://www.redletterpress.org/highvoltagewomen.html.
We Do The Work Comments:
Why is the nation a barrel and the people considered fish?
Why is the nation considered co-dependent?
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a conversation with one of the Skagit River Poetry Foundations student poet laureates, Lucy Shanin
A discussion with Toby Nelson Pacific Northwest spokesman for the US Census Bureau. He talks about how counting people is very important for each state including Washington state.
The COVID-19 update with Dr. Howard Leibrand Skagit public health officer. He talks about being safe for the Labor Day and vaccines.
A conversation with one of the Skagit River Poetry Foundations student poet laureates, Octavia Prosser.
Phillip Lindquist, Government Affairs Director of the International Union of Painters & Allied Trades, District 5
Interview by Lori Province: Phillip explains the Painters and Allied Trades apprenticeship program.
For more information, go to http://www.lni.wa.gov/ or http://iupatdc5.org/.
We Do The Work Comments:
The NLRB did the Chamber of Commerce’s bidding.
COVID stimulus package for rich hospitals was huge but did nothing to help healthcare workers.
A discussion with Steph Vervaart Burlington Chamber of Commerce Director of Operations. She talks about how local businesses have struggled just to keep their doors open. How the chamber is helping to support locals and attract tourism to Skagit Valley.
A conversation with Sgt Brentt Thompson who is with the Mount Vernon Police Crime Prevention Unit.
A conversation about Child Care Aware with CEO Deann Puffert. She talks about what the organization does and how it’s helping in the time of COVID-19.
Labor Day Show with Liz Shuler, Sec-Tre of the AFL-CIO, & Larry Brown, Pres of the WSLC Liz and Larry share their Labor Day messages and we play a mix of traditional labor songs and poem as well as original labor songs.
For more information, go to https://aflcio.org, http://www.thestand.org, www.wslc.org, or lbrown@wslc.org.
Music and Poem: 'Solidarity Forever,' by Ralph Chaplin sung by Bernard Carney from his 1996 CD Stand Together, 'Northwest Union Call' by Mike Dumovich and Gary Kanter, 'Right to Work is Wrong' by Gary Kanter, 'I Want to Marry GE' by Gary Kanter, 'Mourn Not the Dead,' a Ralph Chaplin poem recited by Mike Dumovich.
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A discussion about the US census in Skagit County with the Skagit County communication coordinator Laura Han. She talks about the need for the county to be fully counted.
Carrie McBride director of marketing and communications for the Washington Chapter of the Alzheimer's Association. She talks about the Alzheimer's Association and the Walk to End Alzheimer’s coming this weekend.
Adiscussion with Erin Von Fempe, Social Worker and Outreach Co-odinator for the Mount Vernon Police Department. She talks about how she works with the homeless coordinating with police officers and the community.
Larry Hildes, Civil Rights Attorney, and Karen Weill, Legal Assistant
Interview by Mike Dumovich: Larry and Karen, who protect the legal rights of protestors, reveal what is happening to protesters.
For more information, go to http://www.whatcompjc.org/, http://racialjusticecoalition.org/, or https://www.democracynow.org/2016/5/9/stoptrump_protesters_lock_themselves_to_ladders, or https://casetext.com/case/aj-v-city-of-bellinghaml.
We Do The Work Comments: Looking at Big Pharma by the numbers reveals much that is not right in the US.
LaborRadioPod
Cindy and Nemesio (Jr) Domingo and Garry Owens, LELO, Part 2 “Learn Yourself” with Conor Casey, Labor Archivist for the Labor Archives of Washington
Interview by Mike Dumovich: Nemesio, Cindy, Garry, and Conor explain what LELO is, its history, and the deaths of two labor activist: Silme Domingo and Gene Viernes.
For more information, go to http://www.lelo.org/index.php and to buy Cindy Domingo’s book, A Time to Rise, go to http://www.washington.edu/uwpress/search/books/DOMTIM.html or https://www.amazon.com/Time-Rise-Collective-Democratic-Filipinos/dp/029574202X/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1539635832&sr=8-1&keywords=A+Time+to+Rise
We Do The Work Comments:
Frontline workers are dying.
Trump has now passed 25,000 lies.
LaborRadioPod
A conversation with Dorothy Elsner a 4 H volunteer. She discusses a 4 H Fair Video featuring 4 H members and their animals.
Cindy and Nemesio (Jr) Domingo and Garry Owens, LELO, Part 1 Learn Yourself” with Conor Casey, Labor Archivist for the Labor Archives of Washington
Interview by Mike Dumovich: Nemesio, Cindy, Garry, and Conor explain what LELO is, its history, and the deaths of two labor activist: Silme Domingo and Gene Viernes.
For more information, go to http://www.lelo.org/index.php.
We Do The Work Comments:
Trade does matter.
Guess What? Death is bad for the economy.
LaborRadioPod
A discussion with Cheryl Willis, Skagit Transit Marketing and Public Affairs person. She talks about Fill the Bus food drive, disinfecting buses, para transit fares and more
Lisa Ayrault, Director of Fair Vote Washington Interview by Gary Kanter: Lisa explains ‘Ranked Choice Voting.’
For more information, go to https://fairvotewa.org/ or info@FairVoteWA.org or https://www.fairvote.org/ or https://www.rankedchoicevoting.org/tags/rcv.
We Do The Work Comment: Is this the home of the free or the home of the nonessential, inconvenient people?
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A discussion with Gabrielle Clay the election lead with the Skagit County Elections. She talks about how the ballots are handled, safekeeping the ballots, and how they are counted.
A discussion with the new Mount Vernon School District Superintendent Ismael Vivanco. He talks about the upcoming school year. At the time of the conversation the school district had not decided whether they were going to use remote learning.
Angelica Guillen, Farm Worker, Educator, Activist, and Poet, Part 2 Interview by Mike Dumovich and Gary Kanter: Angelica talks about her life after growing up in a migrant camp, her father, being an educator, as an activist as well as reading some of her wonderful poetry. We Do The Works Comments:
Joel Joseph gives 10 economic myths that show the decline of America. Italy is putting billions into their school system and the US nothing.
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Questions about interviews? Email ksvrwedothework@gmail.com
Part 2 of the conversation with Sedro-Woolley Police Chief Lin Tucker. He talks about hiring practices by the department and the wearing of body cameras for the last 13 years.
Part 1 of a conversation with Sedro Woolley Chief of Police Lin Tucker. He talks about COVID 19, Black Lives Matter and policing.
Today is the continuing update on COVID 19 in Skagit County with the Skagit Public Health Officer Dr Howard Leibrand.
Angelica Guillen, Farm Worker, Educator, Activist, and Poet, Part 1 Interview: Angelica describes her life growing up in a migrant camp as well as reading some of her wonderful poetry.
We Do The Works Comment: The new ‘Gig’ economy leaves workers on their ‘Own.’
A discussion with Stephanie Conklin, local hair dresser. She talks about the measures she is taking to keep herself and her customers safe in this time of health crisis.
George Mann, former Union Organizer, turn Folk Singer
Interview by Gary Kanter: George tells us his history, stories, and passions while mixing in his singing.
For more information, go to http://georgemann.org/.
A conversation with Eli Anderson who is a child creativity expert. She talks about how to be creative with your children at home from school.
David Jepsen, Educator, Historian, Author, Film Maker of Labor Wars of the Northwest
Interview by Mike Dumovich: David talks about his new documentary and how important this film is to students, history, and workers.
For more information, go to http://laborwarsnw.com/ or https://pnlha.wordpress.com/.
We Do The Work Comments:
Unions are not dead by any means.
Trump’s do-nothing climate policy will end up costing us trillions.
‘Freedom’ includes responsibilities.
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Questions about interviews? Email ksvrwedothework@gmail.com
The COVID 19 update with Skagit Public Officer Dr Howard Leibrand. He talks about the infection rate that is going up in Skagit County.
A conversation with Mount Vernon Police Chief Chris Cammock Part 2. He talks about policing in the health crisis and the Black Lives Matter protests.
A conversation with Mount Vernon Police Chief Chris Cammock Part 1. He talks about policing in the health crisis and the Black Lives Matter protests.
A conversation with Sedro-Woolley Mayor Julia Johnson. She talks about the effect that today’s health crisis has on the city.
A discussion with Waxwing Farm owner Arielle Luckmann. She talks how are they dealing with today’s health crisis.
A conversation with Jen Garrison Stuber Washington Homeschooler Organization advocacy chair. She talks about home schooling in this time of health crisis and sharing advice for those who have children at home from public schools.
Alex Lawson, Executive Director of Social Security Works Interview by Ken Winkes: Alex explains articulately, factually, and historically why Social Security is in good health as well as disclosing why the financial sector is going after your social security.
For more information, go to https://socialsecurityworks.org/.
We Do The Work Comment: Privatizers are running amok.
A discussion with Mayor Jill Budreau of the City of Mount Vernon. She talks about how the city is handling today’s health crisis.
Today is the COVID-19 report with Skagit County Public Health Officer Dr. Howard Leibrand.He talks about an uptick in virus infections and the importance of wearing masks.
Diane Nelson, President of the Seattle Chapter of the National Active & Retired Federal Employees Association and Steve Roy, Legislature Chair for the Washington Federal of Chapters
Interview by Gary Kanter: Diane and Steve explain what their organization is all about. For more information, go to https://www.narfe.org.
We Do The Work Comments: Republicans are defunding the IRS and costing us billions.
Robert Glorioso, President of the International Association of Fire Fighters, Local 106 Interview by Lori Province: Robert discusses the 100th anniversary of International Association of Fire Fighters Local 106 and some of their current issues.
For more information, go to https://www.facebook.com/iaff106/ or twitter at https://twitter.com/iaff106 or https://www.wscff.org/ or https://www.iaff106.com/ or https://www.washingtonfirefighters.org/.
We Do The Work Comments:
What is causing more wildfires?
Republicans love walls.
Jeff Johnson, recently retired President of the WSLC Interview by Gary Kanter: Jeff highlights some of his 32-year career with the Washington State Labor Council.
Playing an original song by Gary Kanter called “The Freedom Foundation”
Mourn Not the Dead Poem by Ralph Chaplin, recited by Mike Dumovich
Patty Rose, Secretary-Treasurer of the Pierce County Labor Council, & Judy Sharnes, Chair of the Union Goods and Services Committee Interview by Lori Province: Patty and Judy inform us about union goods and services in their area and how they are getting that information out to the public.
For more information, go to http://www.wslc.org/union-goods-and-services/ or www.wslc.org or www.thestand.org or http://www.thestand.org/category/buy-union/.
We Do The Work Comments:
Unions are not dead, yet.
Delaying healthcare has serious ramifications on health, wellbeing, and our economy.
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A discussion about Tulip Town and Spinach Bus Ventures with CEO Andrew Miller and COO Angela Spear. They talk about how they are handling business in the health crisis.
A conversation with Tacoma School District 8th grade teacher and author Mike Hunter. He talks about his multicultural experience teaching at a diverse middle school and the posts on facebook where he writes about black history.
A discussion with Meagan McGovern who is the head volunteer for the Home Schoolers of Whatcom County. She has advice on homeschooling for those have children at home.
The continuing discussion about COVID 19 with Skagit Public Health Officer Dr Howard Leibrand.
Jeff Johnson, recently retired President of the WSLC Interview by Gary Kanter: Jeff highlights some of his 32-year career with the Washington State Labor Council.
Playing an original song by Gary Kanter called "Freedom Foundation”
Mourn Not the Dead Poem by Ralph Chaplin, recited by Mike Dumovich
Mark McDermott, Social & Economic Educator and Activist Interview by Ken Winkes: Mark gives many examples of why the truth matters in our lives and tells us about his workshop called Fighting for our Democracy and Future in the age of Trump.
For more information, go to http://www.markmmcdermott.com/.
We Do The Work Comments:
Republicans are making it harder to vote and winning elections that way.
Ken recites patriotism quotes.
“Learn Yourself” with Conor Casey, Labor Archivist for the Labor Archives of Washington Interview by Mike Dumovich: Mike continues his special segment of We Do The Work called ‘Learn Yourself” that explores an historical labor event hoping to inspire listeners to learn more about Labor history. Conor will dive into the Seattle General Strike of 1919.
For more information, go to www.laborarchives.org.
We Do The Work Comments:
The humble post office is a community fixture, a rural lifeline, and one of the last vestiges of a shared civil culture in American.
What are the comparisons between the Pied Piper and Trump?
Gardening with Harriet Custer. She talks about the the WSU Planting Gardens advice guide on the web.
Our continuing discussion with Dr Howard Leibrand Skagit Public Health Officer who talks about Skagit County entering into phase 2 of the COVID 19 reopening.
Sarah Newell, Communications & Campaigns Coordinator for the International Labor Rights Forum Interview by Ken Winkes: Sarah discusses ILRF’s mission, how the organization works, its successes, and what lays ahead.
For more information, go to https://laborrights.org/ or ILRF on twitter, or https://migrantjustice.net/milk-with-dignity-campaign.
We Do The Work Comments:
Trump’s Wall is being built by a contractor who has paid millions in fines for tax fraud and building violations.
The Republicans had no problem giving billions to the corporations but are now worried about the deficient when it comes to bailing out workers.
5-29-2020 COVID 19 Update with Dr Howard Leibrand Skagit Public Health Officer by KSVR-FM
Tim Wheeler, Writer, Activist, Musician, and Reporter for the People’s World, Part 2 Interview by Ken Winkes: Tim describes his career as a reporter, talks about his politics, and reveals he has a new book.
To buy his books, News From Rain Shadow Country and News for the 99%, go to https://timwheeler.us/ or BookLocker.com.
We Do The Work Comment:
‘Mourn Not The Dead’ –a rendition of Ralph Chaplin’s poem by Mike Dumovich.
“Learn Yourself” with Conor Casey, Labor Archivist for the Labor Archives of Washington
Interview by Mike Dumovich: Mike continues his special segment of We Do The Work called ‘Learn Yourself” that explores an historical labor event hoping to inspire listeners to learn more about Labor history. Conor will dive into the Seattle General Strike of 1919 and announce the 100th anniversary of the Seattle General Strike’s week-long events and other labor events for 2019.
For more information about the events, to https://www.solidaritycentennial.com/ or www.laborarchives.org.
Joel Bleifuss, Editor & Publisher of In These Times Interview by Ken Winkes: Joel talks about the 43-year history of the magazine along with its mission, operations, and current politics.
For more information or to subscribe to the magazine, go to https://inthesetimes.com/.
We Do The Work Comments:
Trump’s budget reneges on protecting Social Security and Medicare benefits.
This is what happens when corporations run the government.
Tim Wheeler, Writer, Activist, Musician, and Reporter for the People’s World, Part 1 Interview by Ken Winkes: Tim describes his family history, his life on the family farm, and tells some of his stories from his new book called “News From Rain Shadow Country.”
To buy the book, go to https://timwheeler.us/ or BookLocker.com.
We Do The Work Comments:
Christians who like Trump should be questioned about their values.
We like political jokes.
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Kate Harris & Andrea Soroko Naar, 2 of the founders of the Jewish Coalition for Immigrant Justice Northwest Interview by Gary Kanter: Katie and Andrea talk about the Jewish Coalition for Immigrant Justice Northwest and how their work is helping people who are in detention.
For more information, go to https://www.facebook.com/JCIJNW, jcij.nw@gmail.com, or https://fairfightbondfund.org/.
We Do The Work Comment: Volunteering makes a big impact on creating a community.
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This weeks conversation with Dr. Howard Leibrand the Skagit County Public Health Officer. Here is his update about COVID 19.
A discussion with Ed Jaramillo vice president of Administrative Services for Skagit Valley College. He talks about the protocols which the college has and will put into place in this time of a health crisis.
Tom Copeland, Author, & Conor Casey, Labor Archivist, on Elmer Smith & the Centralia Tragedy, Part 2
Interview by Mike Dumovich: Tom continues to provide many details of the Centralia Tragedy and Conor provides resources to learn more about the labor event.
For more information, go to https://tomcopelandblog.com/elmer-smith-and-the-centralia-tragedy-of-1919 or www.laborarchives.org or https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Tom+Copeland+Centralia&i=stripbooks&ref=nb_sb_noss.
We Do The Work Comment:
Rural hospitals are closing around the US.
COVID-19 may have left 3.5 million workers without health insurance.
A discussion with Dr Howard Leibrand Skagit Health Department public Health Officer. He discusses COVID 19
Sonny Ochs, sister to legendary folk singer, Phil Ochs
Interview: Sonny recalls many aspects and events of Phil’s life and we play his songs. Phil was the iconic folk singer of the 60’s and 70’s and writer of such hits as Outside of a Small Circle of Friends, Power and the Glory, and I Ain’t Marching Anymore to name just a few.
For more information, go to http://sonnyochs.com/
Henry Bagwell, Retired Education Representative for the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace workers and production manager for their Unionation Band Interview by Gary Kanter: Henry explains the history of the IAM’s Unionation Band and 3 of their original songs are played.
For more information, go to https://unionation.com/, https://winpisinger.iamaw.org/welcome/, or https://winpisinger.iamaw.org/about/meet-the-staff/henry-bagwell/.
Tom Copeland, Author, & Conor Casey, Labor Archivist, on Elmer Smith & the Centralia Tragedy, Part 1 Interview by Mike Dumovich: Conor introduces Tom Copeland, author of The Centralia Tragedy of 1919: Elmer Smith and the Wobblies and then Tom gives the history, accomplishments, and character of the Wobblies lawyer, Elmer Smith.
For more information, go to https://tomcopelandblog.com/elmer-smith-and-the-centralia-tragedy-of-1919 or www.laborarchives.org or https://www.amazon.com/s?k=Tom+Copeland+Centralia&i=stripbooks&ref=nb_sb_noss.
We Do The Work Comment: Trump’s do nothing climate policy will end up costing us trillions.
Jim Page, Singer and Song Writer, Part 2 Interview by Mike Dumovich: Jim describes his experience in Ireland, gives us his viewpoint on songs, and plays his music.
For more information about Jim and his music, go to https://jimpage.net/.
We Do The Work Comment: What are the costs of child care?
A conversation with Celia Rodriguez, Mount Vernon School District Public Information Specialist. She talks about the challenges of teaching online in this time of health crisis
Jim Page, Singer and Song Writer, Part 1 Interview by Mike Dumovich: Jim tells us how he got into music, explains what a ‘folk’ song is, and plays his music.
For more information about Jim and his music, go to https://jimpage.net/.
We Do The Work Comment: Who is counted in the census?
A convesation about Meals on Wheels in this time of a health crisis. From the NW News network
A conversation is with Sedro-Woolley School District Superintendent, Phil Brockman. He talks about how the school district is facing the challenges of remote teaching in the current health crisis.
A conversation with Todd Setterlund, Burlington-Edison schoold district Director of Communications. He talks about working with familes to keep teaching students and the overwhelming the challenges in this health emergency.
A discussion Natelie Lente, Director of Family Services with Child Care Aware of Washington. She talks about how the organization is helping in this time of need.
Marcus Courtney, Founder of WASH Tech/CWA 37083 & Conor Casey, Labor Archivist for the Labor Archives of Washington
Interview by Mike Dumovich: Mike continues his special segment of We Do The Work called ‘Learn Yourself” that explores labor history hoping listeners will learn more about the fight for justice by workers. This show has Marcus Courtney and Conor Casey talking about the history of organizing tech workers.
For more information, go to www.laborarchives.org.
We Do The Work Comment: Some funny definitions of politics are recited.
Elise Bryant, Executive Director of the Labor Heritage Foundation Interview by Gary Kanter: Elise gives her history and describes what the Labor Heritage Foundation is all about.
For more information, go to https://www.laborheritage.org/.
We Do The Work Comments:
Unions are vital.
The extreme wealthy have a ‘Wealth Disorder.’
A conversation with with two documentary filmmakers, Jacob Kester and Michael McDermott, exploring Aphasia, a speech impairment caused by stroke or traumatic brain injury, through the lens of the family of one of the filmmakers, whose father has struggled with Aphasia for nearly 50 years. The film is still in the editing phase. Titled Strawberry Forever.
A discussion with Scott Kiurschenbaum and Allegra Searle-Lebel about Skagit Compost Media an Art Company and the upcoming movie Love Song for an Wailing Earth.
Don McIntosh, Senior Staff Reporter, Northwest Labor Press Interview by Ken Winkes: Don gives us the history of the 100-year-old Northwest Labor Press newspaper and some current issues.
For more information, go to https://nwlaborpress.org/.
We Do The Work Comments
Here’s a wake-up call for the American workers.
The Republicans in many states block Medicaid and then people die.
Hannah Fishman, Organizer for SEIU 1199NW & Kim Deans, CNA/Member of Negotiating Team Interview by Lori Province: Hannah and Kim talk about the workplace issues at Island Hospital.
For more information, go to http://supportislandcaregivers.org/, https://www.facebook.com/SEIUHealthcare1199NW/, https://twitter.com/SEIU1199NW, #UpliftIsland!, or https://www.seiu1199nw.org/.
We Do The Work Comments:
Corporations have captured our government.
Working Families Party are organizing candidate and campaign trainings.
Island Hospital workers are having an informational picket at Island Hospital, March 16, 2 to 4 pm--CANCELLED
A discussion with Heather Bowhay, author of young adult novels. She lives in the pacific north west.
Your health with Polly Dubbel, Communicable Disease and Enviromental Health Manager for the Skagit Public Health Department. She talks about COVID-19 (the Corona Virus)
Lisa Ayrault, Director of Fair Vote Washington Interview by Gary Kanter: Lisa explains ‘Ranked Choice Voting.’
For more information, go to https://fairvotewa.org/ or info@FairVoteWA.org or https://www.fairvote.org/ or https://www.rankedchoicevoting.org/tags/rcv.
We Do The Work Comment: Our President is a law breaker in chief.
A conversation about the event Jazz Valley with Rebecca Strong Event Director for La Conner Live.
A conversation with Goodwill’s Daniel Graham, Mount Vernon Goodwill Center Manager. Talking about job training and upcoming job training workshops.
A discussion about saving money with Community Action of Skagit County’s Ryan Davis, Asset Building Coodinator and Eric Reyes, Volunteer Coordinator. They talk about ways to save money.
Gardening with WSU Master Gardening Harriet Custer. She talks about gardening in small spaces.
A discussion with a recent SVC Fugate Series presenter Cindy Ellisor. She talks all about Orcas.
Margaret Cary & Cliff Cawthon, MLK County Working Families Party, Marco Morales, Local Leader, Part 2 Interview by Ken Winkes: Margaret and Cliff tell us all about the Working Families Party and Marco gives us his concerns and aspirations.
For more information, go to http://workingfamilies.org/ or https://workingfamilies.org/states/washington/, or https://www.facebook.com/MLKWFP/.
We Do The Work Comments:
Erma Perez, hotel worker, with the help of her union Unite Here is reducing worker abuse.
Sometimes what isn’t said is more important than what is said.
Margaret Cary & Cliff Cawthon, MLK County Working Families Party, Marco Morales, Local Leader, Part 1 Interview by Ken Winkes: Margaret and Cliff tell us all about the Working Families Party and Marco introduces himself.
For more information, go to http://workingfamilies.org/ or https://workingfamilies.org/states/washington/, or https://www.facebook.com/MLKWFP/.
We Do The Work Comments:
The curse of bigness is explained.
The postmortem of NAFTA isn’t a surprise.
Trump has many bad deals.
A conversation about the Burlington Historical Society with former city council member Edie Edmundson.
A conversation with Todd Wood retired manager of the Skagit Valley Co-Op. He talks about the history and development of the non-profit business.
A conversation about the Big Sky Documentary Film Festival with Executive Director Rachel Gregg. This is Missoula Montana’s Primier Film Festival featuring 150 films both international and domestic.
A discussion with Washington State Attorney General Bob Ferguson. He talks about the various lawsuits the state is involved with for ADA, DACA and others. Also he talks about the potential harm of 3D Printed Guns.
A conversation with Conway School District Superintendent Jeff Cravy and Principal Tim Dickinson. They talk about the need for the upcoming levies.
David Groves, Communications Director for the WSLC, and Editor of The Stand Interview by Gary Kanter: David describes the Website/email news, The Stand, and various other worker issues.
For more information, go to http://www.thestand.org, for twitter and Facebook—use ‘The Stand,’ or www.wslc.org.
We Do The Work Comments:
There have been many changes in the Republican Party.
Let’s resolve to find the facts.
Laura Clawson, Assistant Managing Editor for the Daily Kos Interview by Ken Winkes: Laura explains the history, how the group blog and internet forum functions, and adds her views to current issues.
For more information, go to https://www.dailykos.com/user/Laura%20Clawson or https://www.dailykos.com/.
We Do The Work Comments:
Unions are vital.
There are many definitions of patriotism.
Your Health with Lea Hamner epidemoligist with the Skagit Public Health Department. She talks about Sexually Transmitted Diseases and the Corona Virus.
A discussion about Helping Hands Food Bank in Sedro-Woolley with Nichole Long Director of Development. She talks about the organization and services provided.
A conversation with SWSD Superintendent Phil Brockman and Ruth Richardson Public Information Officer. They talk about the upcoming Capital Levy and how it will fix the infrastructure.
A discussion with Micheal Stark the new Excutive Director of Skagit Community Foundation. The foundation’s mission is to connect people who care with causes that matter.
A discussion with Todd Setterlund, Executive Director of Learning and Communications with the Burlington-Edison School District. He talks about the upcoming Operations Levy and Capital Bond. The changes that could happen if it passes.
A conversation with Heather Paton, Burlington-Edison GEAR-UP Site Coordinator. She talks about what GEAR-UP does and how it helps students.
a discussion with Stella Ireland, associate falculty for Human Services. She talks about Skagit Valley College presentation “There's No Place Like Home: Myths, Truths, and Solutions about the Homeless Crisis in our Community.” A play compiled from stories and interviews with local people who are currently homeless or have had an experience of homelessness.
Larry Brown, President of the WA ST Labor Council, and Leonard Kelley, Secretary-Treasurer of the Snohomish & Island Counties Labor Council
Interview by Gary Kanter: Larry and Leonard talk about the affects of the Janus decision 2 years later and more.
For more information, go to http://www.thestand.org, www.wslc.org, lbrown@wslc.org, 206-281-8901, http://www.snolabor.org/, or https://www.facebook.com/Official-Snohomish-County-Labor-Council.
We Do The Work Comment: There is a big wake-up call about future wages.
A Documentary Film Maker conversation with Maria Clinton and Allison Otto. They did the documentary “The Love Bugs” the story of two married entomologist, Lois and Charlie O’Brian, who have thousands of insects in there large collection.
A conversation with Elizabeth Page of Bloodworks NW. She talks about upcoming blood drives to make up for shortages because of the recent snow.
Stan Sorsher, Retired Labor Representative for the Society of Professional Engineering Employees in Aerospace. Interview by Ken Winkes: Stan’s extension knowledge of Boeing helps reveal what happened with Boeing’s 737 Max.
For more information, go to https://www.seattletimes.com/opinion/what-will-it-be-boeing-great-airplanes-that-generate-cash-flow-or-great-cash-flow-period/, https://www.seattletimes.com/opinion/editorials/boeing-needs-a-massive-culture-change/, https://www.nytimes.com/2020/01/10/business/boeing-737-employees-messages.html, or https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2019/11/18/the-case-against-boeing.
We Do The Work Comments:
Trump’s privatizers are only out for themselves rather what is best for the citizens.
Who is counted in the census?
Henry Bagwell, Retired Education Representative for the International Association of Machinists and Aerospace workers and production manager for their Unionation Band Interview by Gary Kanter: Henry explains the history of the IAM’s Unionation Band and 3 of their original songs are played.
For more information, go to https://unionation.com/, https://winpisinger.iamaw.org/welcome/, or https://winpisinger.iamaw.org/about/meet-the-staff/henry-bagwell/.
A discussion with Dan Wayne about his documentary Big Fur. Which is about a taxidermist who built a life size Big Foot.
Gardening with WSU Master Gardener Diana Weison. She talks about your garden in the winter with snow or rain.
Richard Waits, Executive Board Vice President of UFCW 21 and Bargaining Team Member Interview by Ken Winkes: Richard goes over the Grocery Workers new contract and gives an update on the healthcare workers at the Providence Hospitals.
For more information, go to https://www.providencecandobetter.com/ or https://www.ufcw21.org/news or https://www.wsna.org/providence or https://www.seiu1199nw.org/providence-has-lost-its-way/ or https://www.seiu1199nw.org/blog/ or https://www.facebook.com/ProvidenceHasLostItsWay/.
We Do The Work Comments:
The White House reeks of corruption.
Who is the real enemy of the people?
Questions about interviews? Email ksvrwedothework@gmail.com
Alex Pérez.Gerente de Proyectos de Agricultura del Noroeste. Nos Hablo la importancia de las finanzas bien llevaderas. -Entrevista con el Oficial Edgar Serrano. Los asientos para ninos y otra Ley nueva que podrás ser llevado a la cárcel manejando con los vidrios con hielo. - ...Y mas noticias he información tempranera.
Isaac Alvarez.Ingeniero en Sistemas. -Jorge Manzanera.Mediador y Resolución de Conflictos.
Maru Mora.Directora de Latino Advocacy. -Los problemas de polarización podrían llevar a cabo estancamiento partidista en las legalizaciones estatales en 2020. -El representante de Washington.Matt Shea,se involucro en terrorismo domestico contra Estados Unidos. -Estado de Washington demanda por arrestos de inmigración en Juzgados.
Learn Yourself” with Conor Casey, Labor Archivist for the Labor Archives of Washington, Ellie Belew, author, and Megan Cornish, retiree from Seattle City Light, Part 2
Interview by Mike Dumovich: Conor, Ellie, and Megan continue their conversation about Seattle City Light’s Electrical Trades Program and how the first trade’s women were treated as well as the effects of affirmative action and other organizations of the 1970’s.
For more information or to buy the book ‘High Voltage Women’ by Ellie Belew, go to www.laborarchives.org or http://www.redletterpress.org/highvoltagewomen.html.
We Do The Work Comment: Which party would benefit if voting was mandatory?
Learn Yourself” with Conor Casey, Labor Archivist for the Labor Archives of Washington, Ellie Belew, author, and Megan Cornish, retiree from Seattle City Light, Part 1
Interview by Mike Dumovich: Conor, Ellie, and Megan examine Seattle City Light’s Electrical Trades Program and how the first trade’s women were treated as well as the effects of affirmative action and other organizations of the 1970’s.
For more information or to buy the book ‘High Voltage Women’ by Ellie Belew and history, go to www.laborarchives.org or http://www.redletterpress.org/highvoltagewomen.html.
We Do The Work Comment: Different techniques of voting suppression was huge during the 2018 elections and are still happening today.
Álvaro Guillen Especialista en Medios de la Oficina del Censo 2020. Oficial Edgar Serrano de la Policía de Mount Vernon.Oficial de recursos del vecindario.
SVC Thursday featuring a conversation with College Librarian Elena Bianco about a new class offering Critical Information Studies and Research Methods.
Elena Huizar. Supervisora de Alcance Comunitario trabaja por la Oficina del Procurador General del Estado en la Division de Protección al Consumidor. Monserrat Jauregui Coordinadora de Alcance Comunitario de la Oficina del Procurador General del Estado. Ambas hablaron sobre las estafas de romance o fraude romántico. -Estado de washington demanda por arrestos de inmigración en juzgados. -Cuatro nuevas leyes de Washington entraran en vigencia el 1 de Enero del 2020.
Ramon Torres, Edgar Franks, and Marciano Sanchez, Familias Unidas por la Justicia, Part 2, Dec 17, 2019 Interview by Gary Kanter: Ramon, Edgar, and Marciano continue sharing the activities of Familias Unidas por la Justicia, an independent Farm Worker Union.
For more information, go to www.familiasunidasjusticia.org or familiasunidas@qwestoffice.net or https://www.facebook.com/FamiliasUnidas/ or 360-755-6063 or fujorganizing@qwestoffice.net.
We Do The Work Comment: Future jobs will be mostly be low wage jobs but we can change this.
Marco Vinicio Barcena. Agregado de Prensa del Consulado Mexicano en Seattle,Wa. -La acusación de Donal Trump avanza mientras el voto histórico envía el caso a la Camara. -Brote de gripe aterroriza a la escuela en el estado de Washingtoniano.
Alex Pérez. Gerente del Centro de Negocios de Agricultura del Noroeste. -Cámara de Representantes aprueba un proyecto de ley que ofrecería un camino a la ciudadanía a trabajadores agrícolas indocumentados. -Si eres un trabajador asalariado en Washington. Pronto podrás ser elegible para horas extras con nuevas reglas. -Los problemas de cuidado infantil cuestan a trabajadores,empleadores.Uno de cada tres y trabajadores de washington con ninos pequeños han tenido que rechazar un trabajo o una promoción porque es muy difícil encontrar una guardería de calidad y asequible en el estado. -La Activista climática Greta Thundenberg es la persona del ano para la revista Time.
A discussion with the new SVC Basketball Coach Carl Howell. He talks about, among other things, the strategies he plans on using with this years basketball team.
Elena Huizar, Supervisora de Alcance Comunitario trabaja por la Oficina del Procurador General en el estado en la división de protección al consumidor Informo de las estafas de servicios de inmigración. -Los recortes de asistencia alimentaria perjudicaran a los mas vulnerables. -Sea Tac es el primer aeropuerto en resistir el impulso federal para el reconocimiento facial y otras tecnologías biometricas. Un estudio halla que la explosion de empleos tecnológicos en EE,UU. Se concentro en 5 áreas metropolitanas. -Destacado: Medico local "Va a ser una mala temporada de gripe este ano" Time nombra a Greta Thunderbeg persona del ano.
-Marco Vinicio Barcena. Agregado de Prensa del Consulado mexicano en Seattle,Washington. -Maru Mora. Directora de Latino Advocacy, Luchadora Social Comunitaria. -Supervisor de parques despedido por hostigamiento de subordinado Gay para recuperar trabajo,acuerdo de $100.000. Mujer de Washington acusa a Craigslist,principales cadenas hoteleras para beneficiarse del trafico sexual infantil.
Ramon Torres, Edgar Franks, and Marciano Sanchez, Familias Unidas por la Justicia, Part 1 Interview by Gary Kanter: Ramon and Edgar share the activities of Familias Unidas por la Justicia, an independent Farm Worker Union.
For more information, go to www.familiasunidasjusticia.org or familiasunidas@qwestoffice.net or https://www.facebook.com/FamiliasUnidas/ or 360-755-6063 or fujorganizing@qwestoffice.net.
We Do The Work Comment: The Republicans in many states block Medicaid and then people die.
Alex Pérez.Gerente de NABC. Concluyen el sábado los cursos de computación, enfocados a negocios. Ademas se anuncia el próximo curso para el 2020. -José Sánchez Brambila. Educador de Salud del Sea Mar.Con temas de salud muy interesantes. -La presidente de la casa Nancy Pelosi anuncio el jueves que esta pidiendo a los comités de la Cámara que actúen para destituir al al Presidente Trump.
A discussion with author and muscian George Santino. He discusses his career and the book he wrote about being poor to becoming a employee of Microsoft.
-Elena G. Huizar.Supervisora de Alcance Comunitario trabaja por la oficina del Procurador General del Estado en la División de Protección al Consumidor. Temas "Los Mejores Consejos para evitar estafas en las vacaciones" y "Las violaciones de datos" -Maru Mora Villalpando. Directora de Latino Advocacy. -Profesor Rodrigo Renteria Valencia. Nombrado para la Comisión de Asuntos Hispanos. -
Hillary Haden, Executive Director of the WA Fair Trade Coalition, WTO Protests Interview by Gary Kanter: Hillary revisits the 20-year anniversary of the 1999 Seattle World Trade Organization protests, sometimes referred to as the Battle in Seattle.
For more information, contact at hillary@washingtonfairtrade.org or 206.227.3079 or go to www.Washingtonfairtrade.org or https://www.eventbrite.com/e/wto20-tickets-62520613839, or https://www.facebook.com/events/416645095715760/.
We Do The Work Comment: The wealthy have an ‘Extreme Wealth Disorder.’
Katherine Myrvold. Asistente de Marketing y Educacion. Anuncio de las Clases "La Practica en la Agricultura Sostenible". -Marco Vinicio Barcena. Agregado de Prensa del Consulado Mexicano en Seattle,Wa. Recordando la presencia del Consulado Sobre Ruedas en Mount Vernon,Wa. en las Instalaciones del SVC. Los días 13,14 y 15 de Diciembre.
A discussion with Mark Shintaffer and John Kochendorfer (brewer)the owners of a new Tap Room in Mount Vernon. They are creating a “3rd space” where people can hang out with food and locally brewed beer.
-Alex Pérez. Gerente del Centro de Negocios de Agricultura del Noroeste. -Alvaro Guillen. Especialista en Medios de la Oficina del Censo de Washington.
Feeding wild birds in the winter with bird expert Matt Kerschbaum. He talks about the do’s and dont’s.
Monserrat Jauregui. Coordinadora de Alcance Comunitario de la División de Protección al Consumidor, Oficina del procurador General del Estado. -El Condado de Skagit aprueba el plan de vivienda para personas sin hogar. -Farmworker Group expresa preocupaciones sobre la Ley de Modernización de la fuerza de trabajo Agrícola. -Críticos: Proyecto de Ley de camino a la ciudadanía de trabajadores Agrícolas del Congreso de Wa. defectuoso. -Trump firma la ley que castiga la crueldad contra animales con condenas hasta siete anos de prisión.
George Mann, former Union Organizer, turn Folk Singer Interview by Gary Kanter: George tells us his history, stories, and passions while mixing in his singing. For more information, go to http://georgemann.org/.
A discussion with Community Action of Skagit County’s Energy Program Lead, Laura Lopez. She talks about the lengthy list of help available to those in need.
Marco Vinicio Barcena. Agregado de Prensa del Consulado Mexicano en Seattle,Wa. -Maru Mora Villalpando. Directora de Latino Advocay.Organizadora Comunitaria. -Olympia.- Extender zonas libres de armas para incluir centros de cuidado infantil. Prohibición de revistas de alta capacidad. Creación de un sistema de licencias para vendedores de municiones. -El alcance de la diversidad continua para los departamentos de policía de Seattle y Tacoma. licencias para vendedores de municiones.
Ulda B. Mazariego.Terapeuta y Educadora para la comunidad hispana. José Sánchez Brambila.Educador de Salud del Sea Mar.
Gardening with WSU Master Gardener Dixie Mitchell. She talks about bringing in your potted plants in for the winter.
Elena G. Huizar Supervisora de Alcance Comunitario trabaja por la oficina del Procurador del Estado Tema de Hoy:Consejos para el consumidor sobre las ventas de viernes negro (Black Friday. El condado de Skagit buscara $ 8.5 Millones en fondos estatales para completar su proyecto de ferry eléctrico.
Marco Vinicio Barcena. Agregado de Prensa del Consulado Mexicano en Seattle,Wa. -Maru Mora Villalpando. Diretora de Latino Advocay. Ford Mustang SUV un bombardeo de nuevos Vehículos Eléctricos. -En busca de grandes ganancias,los productos de canamo abren un nuevo camino peligroso en la agricultura del noroeste. -México, primer consumidor de refrescos en el mundo,con un promedio de 163 litros por persona al ano,que significa 40 por ciento mas que Estados Unidos, que a su vez ocupa el segundo logar con 118 litros. -Proponen dialogo en Bolivia para pacificar el país.
A discussion with Jeanne Smith of the Anacortes Friends of the Library. She talks about upcoming events in December.
David Jepsen, Educator, Historian, Author, Film Maker of Labor Wars of the Northwest
Interview by Mike Dumovich: David talks about his new documentary and how important this film is to students, history, and workers.
For more information, go to http://laborwarsnw.com/ or https://pnlha.wordpress.com/.
We Do The Work Comments:
Unions are not dead by any means.
Trump’s do-nothing climate policy will end up costing us trillions.
‘Freedom’ includes responsibilities.
Ulda Mazariego.Terapeuta Educadora para la comunidad hispana. -Mauricio Huesca. del Instituto Electoral de la ciudad de México.dando saber de consulta para ninos y ninjas y adolescentes en el extranjero.
Elena Huizar. Supervisora de Alcance Comunitario,trabaja por la oficina del Procurador del Estado, en la División de Protección al Consumidor. Tema para el día de hoy.Programa para resolución de disputas de casas manufacturadas. -Corte Suprema estadounidense escucha argumentos orales sobre los casos del programa DACA. -El presidente boliviano Evo Morales se asila en México.
Maria Goodall, UFCW’s bargaining team member, Liz Maass, OPEIU Local 8’s bargaining team member, and Nallely Flores, OPEIU Local 8 Representative & Organizer, at Providence Regional Medical Center, Everett, WA
Interview by Gary Kanter: Maria, Liz, and Nallely update us on their contract negotiations at Providence Regional Medical Center, Everett, WA.
For more information, go to https://www.ufcw21.org/news or http://www.opeiu8.org/MemberSupportAction/ProvidenceEverettContractCampaign.aspx.
We Do The Work Comment:
The cost of childcare is very expensive.
-Maru Mora Villalpando. Directora de Latino Advocacy. -Votantes que aprueban el impuesto del Distrito Escolar de Mount Vernon. -USCIS aumentaría 83% tramite de naturalización y mas del 500%otros procesos migratorios. -Una injusticia oculta:Confinamiento solitario en las cárceles del estado de Washington. -La cosecha de manzanas en el estado de washington de 2019 es una de las mas grandes de la historia. -Juez de Spokane anula la regla de la administración de Trump que involucra servicios de aborto.
Alex Pérez. Gerente de NABC. -José Sánchez Brambila. Educador de Salud. Quiebras agriolas en aumento a nivel nacional.Mas pronunciadas para las familias del noroeste. -El jefe de la policia de Lynden muere a causa de las heridas sufridas después de ser golpeado por un camión -Resultados electorales actualizado en el condado de skagit. -Audiencias televisadas de la investigación para la posible destitución de Trump comienzas la próxima semana.
Elena G. Huizar. Supervisora de alcance comunitario de la oficina del procurador del estado, en la División de protección al consumidor.. -Monserrat Jauregui. Coordinadora de alcance comunitario de la oficina del procurador del estado. -Danny Anguilera. De Labores he Industrias.para la atención de la comunidad hispana.
David Jepsen and Conor Casey, Centralia Tragedy, Part 2 Interview by Mike Dumovich: Mike continues his special segment of We Do The Work called ‘Learn Yourself” with David Jepsen, educator, historian, author, and film maker, and Conor Casey, Labor Archivist for the Labor Archives of Washington, resuming the story of the Centralia Tragedy, Part 2.
For more information, go to centennialsolidarity.org, https://www.wiley.com/en-us or http://laborwarsnw.com/ or https://www.ebay.com/itm/Labor-Wars-of-the-Northwest-Feature-Film-Documentary or www.laborarchives.org or email cmcasey@uw.edu or https://content.lib.washington.edu/iwwweb/index.html.
We Do The Work Comments:
There are some really pissed off miners.
-Marco Vinicio Barcena. Agregado de Prensa del Consulado mexicano en Seattle,Wa. -Maru Mora Villalpando, Directora de Latino Advocacy,con su reporte desde Birmingham Alabama. -Primera muerte por gripe en Tri-Cities. Los oficiales realizan controles de cumplimiento de delicuentes sexuales en Halloween. -Juez bloquea regla de seguro medico de Trump,contra inmigrantes. -Elestado desaconseja la disminución repentina de de la prescripción de opiodes.
A conversation with Debra E. Lekanof. She’s Washington State House of Representative’s 40th district legislator.
SeguridadNacional: Una Camara dividida respalda la investigación de destitución de Trump. -Washington AG habla de demandas de Trump.Ferguson dijo que su oficina ha demandado a la administración 50 veces;El juicio de DACA se realizara el 12 de noviembre. -Los legisladores estatales consideraran ampliar los derechos de voto a mas personas con condenas por delitos graves. -Los cambios SNAP,cupones para alimentos podrían afectar a los estudiantes locales. -Aves de corral relacionadas con casos de salmonella. -Twitter rechazara todos los anuncios políticos al tiempo que se incrementa la presión contra Facebook.
Your Health with Amber Jordan, Skagit County Public Health Epidemiologist. She talks about vaccinations from Influenza to polio.
Elena G. Huizar Supervisora de alcance comunitario,trabaja por la oficina del procurador del estado en la división de protección al consumidor, con el tema: Los fraudes relacionados a servicios de inmigraciónLos inmigrantes victimas de falsificación del ICE no tienen que pagar tarifas.
Marco Vinicio Barcena. Agregado de Prensa del Consulado Mexicano en Seattle,Wa. -El programa de la corte de drogas sigue fuerte.Ofree la oportunidad de volver unir a las familias,dijo el fiscal del condado de Skagit Rich Weyrich.El condado fue uno de los primeros en el estado de adoptar el modelo tribunal de drogas. -UW clasificada entre las universidades mas innovadoras del mundo. La Universidad de Washington es la universidad publica mas innovadora y la quinta universidad mas innovadora del mundo,según el análisis de Reuters de 2019. -Sínodo del Vaticano propone que hombres casados puedan ser ordenados sacerdotes en la Amazonia.Lo que podría generar un cambio histórico respecto al celibato en la iglesia. -WSU recibe fondos federales para abordar el estrés. -Los trabajadores de Washington Ag Están Exentos del tiempo extra. -Estudio afirma que el 95% de los alimentos para bebes en Estados Unidos contienen metales pesados tóxicos.
Paula Dejarlais Gear Up Especialista en la participacion de los padres.Mont Baker-La Venture Meddle School. -Elia Solis Enlace Familiar. -Tania Churape Ennlace Familiar. -Alex Perez Gerente del Centro de Negocios de Agricultura del Noroeste.
Mike, David Jepsen and Conor Casey, Centralia Tragedy, Part 1 Interview by Mike Dumovich: Mike continues his special segment of We Do The Work called ‘Learn Yourself” with David Jepsen, educator, historian, author, and film maker, and Conor Casey, Labor Archivist for the Labor Archives of Washington, retelling the story of the Centralia Tragedy, Part 1.
For more information, go to https://www.wiley.com/en-us or http://laborwarsnw.com/ or https://www.ebay.com/itm/Labor-Wars-of-the-Northwest-Feature-Film-Documentary or www.laborarchives.org or email cmcasey@uw.edu or https://content.lib.washington.edu/iwwweb/index.html.
We Do The Work Comments:
We should be fearful of the judges being appointed in the lower courts.
Some funny definitions of politics are recited.
A conversation about the META Performing Arts musical Matilda, based on the book by Roald Dahl. Talking with the Director, T J Fantini and young actress who plays Matilda, Leiella Rivers.
La comisión que ayuda a seleccionar el sitio del próximo aeropuerto comercial comienza a trabajar,realizara su primera reunion en próximo 30 de octubre. -La compania que vende pólizas no autorizadas en Waahington multa con $100,000. -El cambio climatico propagara la enfermedad mas rápido. Diez nuevas vuvienas en el programa "Equidad de Sudor"para poner en marcha. Las tasas locales de ETS aumentan a medida que continua la epidemia Nacional. -Estados Unidos toma medidas para exigir muestras de ADN de los solicitanrs de asilo.
Alex Lawson, Executive Director of Social Security Works
Interview by Ken Winkes: Alex explains articulately, factually, and historically why Social Security is in good health as well as disclosing why the financial sector is going after your social security.
For more information, go to https://socialsecurityworks.org/.
We Do The Work Comment: Boy does Trump have a deal for you!
Robert Smith. Director de Programas y Operaciones de Viva Farms,Mount Vernon,Wa. Y en calidad de la mesa Directiva de la Cooperativa Co-Op,invitando a evento el Miércoles 6 de Noviembre a las 6 y media,habrá alimentos naturales basados en la nutrición Invitación para toda la familia. -Maru Mora Villalpando. Directora de Latino Advocacy,que se centra en la justicia racial y los derechos de los inmigrantes,organizadora comunitaria,encabeza la Resistencia de las Jaulas de Tacoma. -Marco Vinicio Barcena.Agregado de Prensa del Consulado Mexicano.
A conversation about the American Breast Cancer Society with Hannah Sladek, Senior Development Manager and Jerri Wood, Program Manager North Puget Sound. They talk about breast cancer, dianosis & treatment and the Making Strides Walk.
-Dr. Carl Bruner Superintendente del Distrito Escolar de Mount Vernon. Elia Solis. Interprete -Ulda Mazarigo. Terapeuta y Educadora para la Comunidad Hispana. -Fernando Torres.Agente Independiente con licencia.Información de Mediquer.
A conversation about the Mount Vernon City Library and upcoming events with Andrea Alaniz Outreach Coordinator.
-Monserrat Jauregui. Coordinadora de Alcance Comunitario de la Division. Oficina del Procurador General del estado. -El Senor Claudio quien recibe y atiende las llamadas en español. Centro de llamadas de reportes de fraudes para reportes al procurador.
Dr. Elizabeth Anderson, Ethics, Social & Political Philosophy, and Author at University of Michigan Interview by Ken Winkes: Dr. Anderson discusses her book “Private Government: How Employers Rule Our Lives (And Why We Don't Talk About It).”
For more information, go to https://lsa.umich.edu/philosophy/people/faculty/elizabeth-anderson.html.
We Do The Work Comments:
American should agree to the Global Labor Organization’s Decent Work Agenda.
Most Americans don’t own stocks.
A conversation about the Skagit Symphony with Michael Wheatley, the new musical director and Marma Fletcher, executive director. Micheal Wheatley talks about his new directorship and the upcoming season.
-Marco Vinicio Barcena.Agregado de Prensa del Consulado Mexicano en Seattle,Wa. Maru Mora Villalpando.Directora de Latino Advocacy.
A discussion about Goodwill and their Job Training and Education Center with Daniel Graham, Mount Vernon Goodwill Center Manager.
A discussion about the Skagit Fisheries Enhancement Group’s The Wild and Scenic Film Festival with Alison Studley Executive Director.
Daniel Graham,Gerente del Centro de Capacitación de Goodwill Mount Vernon,Wa. -Elena Huizar Supervisora de Alcance Comunitario,trabaja por la oficina del Procurador del estado en la División de Protección al Consumidor,con el tema Estafas Telefónicas y su modus operandi.
Marco Vinicio Barcena. Agregado de Prensa del Consulado Mexicano en Seattle,Washington, Anunciando la visita del Consulado sobre ruedas en en Mount Vernon, los días 13,14 y 15 de diciembre,donde en el SVC. Maru Mora Villalpando. Directora de Latino Advocacy. -La vacuna contra la gripe ya esta disponible para todas las edades en Washington. -El Papa Francisco insta a los conservadores a estar abiertos a los cambios en la Iglesia incluida la posibilidad de presentar sacerdotes casados.
Ken Winkes and Gary Kanter, We Do The Work hosts
Interview by Lori Province: Ken and Gary answer questions about their histories, passions, and how they decide on a show.
We Do The Work Comment: Juan Cole’s views on Labor Day are recited.
Ulda B. Mazariego.Terapeuta y Educadora para la Comunidad Hispana de Skagit. -Alex Perez Gerente NABC. Centro de Negocios de Agricultura del Noroeste.
A discussion about Communities in Schools with Chelsea Jimeniz, Director of Development and Communications. The organization empowers at risk students to stay in school.
-Elena G. Huizar. Supervisora de Alcance Comunitario,trabaja por la oficina del Procurador del Estado en la División de Protección al Consumidor. -Monserrat Jauregui. Coordinadora de Alcance Comunitario de la División de Protección al Consumidor de la Oficina del Procurador General del estado de Washington.
Paul Galovin, Rep for the Pacific NW Regional Council of Carpenters and Nate Nehring, Snohomish County Councilman
Interview by Gary Kanter: Paul and Nate describe the Regional Apprenticeship Pathways (RAP) program.
For more information, go to http://www.msvl.k12.wa.us/article/128441, or https://snohomishcountywa.gov/, Nate Nehring at Nate.Nehring@snoco.org or 425-388-3494, and Paul Galovin at pgalovin@nwcarpenters.org or 425-272-3233.
We Do The Work Comments:
Trump is the king of debt.
Volunteering makes a big impact on creating a community.
Danny Aguilera y Katy del Departamento de Labor he Industrias de Relaciones Comunitarias. Maru Mora Villalpando. Directora de Latino Advocay. Activista por los derechos de los inmigrantes. -Marco Vinicio Barcena. Agregado de Prensa del Consulado mexicano em Seattle,Washington.
-Alex Pérez, Gerente del Centro de Negocios de Agricultura del Noroeste. -José Sánchez Brambila. Educador de Salud del Sea Mar.M.V. -Ismael López. Del Departamento de Salud en el Estado de Washington
A discussion about the Anacortes Friends of the Library with member Jeanne Smith. She talks about their 50th anniversary event in October.
Elena G. Huizar. Supervisora de Alcance Comunitario.Trabaja por la eficacia del Procurador del Estado en la Direccion de Proteccion al Consumidor.
Bonnie Hall, coordination for the 2019 CROP hunger walk explains it’s purpose, describes how it works, and when and where it will be.
a conversation about the upcoming event Stanwwod-Camano Arts Festival’s All Hallows Eve with Carla Benjamin.
-Kate Smith Educadora de Granjas Pequeñas y Latinas del Noroeste de la Universidad Estatal de Washington. extension del Condado de Skagit. -Marco Vinicio Barcena. Agregado de Prensa del Consulado Mexicano en Seattle,Wa. -Maru Mora Villalpando. Directora de Latino Advocacy. -La semana llama la atención sobre los sistemas sépticos,Skagit County Public Health esta llamando la atención sobre los miles de sistemas sépticos en el condado.
-Ulda Berenecie Mazariego García.Terapeuta Educadora para la Comunidad Hspana Youthnet,Mount Vernon,Wa.promocionando los nuevos servicios que esta prestando Youthnet. -El Departamento de Salud cierra la recolección de mariscos en la bahía,por la Biotoxina,bacterias que impactan la recolección de mariscos. La Cumbre climatica de la ONU sera una prueba de la determinacion global para detener el calentamiento. -Skagit Valley Hospital realizara un simulacro de tirador activo,el sábado por la manana,según el comunicado.
Stephanie Celt, Past WA State Policy Coordinator for the BlueGreen Alliance Interview by Ken Winkes: Stephanie explains that tackling climate change and keeping meaningful livelihoods is one of the purposes of the blue-green alliance.
For more information, go to https://www.bluegreenalliance.org/.
We Do The Work Comment: Legalizing marijuana has many unexpected benefits.
Joe Kendo, Government Affairs Director of the WSLC, AFL-CIO
Interview by Lori Province: Joe explains the new proposed overtime rules by the Washington State Labor and Industries Department.
For more information, go to https://www.lni.wa.gov/WorkplaceRights/Wages/Overtime/OvertimeRules/default.asp or https://restoreot.paperform.co/.
We Do The Work Comments:
The number of safety inspectors has been reduced under the Trump administration.
The immense cost of dying requires a Long-Term Care Trust Fund solution.
Andrea Alaniz. Coordinadora de la Biblioteca Publica de Mount Vernon.Wa. Con invitacion he informacion de los eventos en la biblioteca relativos al Mes de la Herencia Hispana. -Elena Huizar. Supervisora de Alcance Comunitario.Trabaja por la Oficina del Procurador del estado en la División de Protección al Consumidor. Maru Mora Villalpando Directora de Latino Advocacy.
-Los propietarios de automóviles eléctricos muestran vehículos,en la Semana Nacional de Electricidad Drive, que se celebro junto con la feria Anual de Energía Comunitaria en Anacortes,Wa. -En Medio de conversaciones sobre acuerdos,los opioides siguen cobrando un precio sombrio.Desde 1999,los opiodes han matado a unos 400.000 estadounidenses. -Cámara de representante4s de EE.UU .Vota a favor de bloquear en el Refugio de Vida Silvestre de Alaska. -El Gobierno planea prohibir los sabores utilizados en los cigarrillos electrónicos. Los precios de la energía suben despues del ataque petrolero saudita.
Alex Pérez Gerente de Proyecto de Agricultura del Noroeste (NABC)conversando sobre el tema:"La importancia de las finanzas de un Negocio" -Proyecto de mina Marblemount CANCELADO. -George Winston estara en McIntyre el 22 de Septiembre. - Mount Vernon pasa la ordenanza de estacionamiento para peronas sin hogar.-Skagit 911 prepara actualizaciones para despachar softwere. La Corte Suprema permite la aplicación amplia de la regla de asilo de Trump.
Enlace con Monserrat Jauregui,es la Cordinadora de Alcance Comunitario de la División de Protección al Consumidor de la Oficina del Procurador General del Estado de Washington,nos platico sobre el Tema "Proceso de Reclamo". -La Prohibición de quemaduras en el condado de Skagitse levantara debido a los cambios climaticos. -Información de la Comisión Federal de Comunicaciones (Federal Communications Comission)"Las distracciones al conductor son peligrosas. Segun NHTSA 3,166 personas murieron a causa de distracciones en la conducción solo en 2017. El Congreso celebra el 400 aniversario de la llegada de esclavos a EE.UU. -La alta comisionada de la ONU para los Derechos Humanos afirma que el cambio climatico es la mayor amenaza para los derechos humanos.
Veronica Wilson, Partnerships Director for the UCLA Labor Center Interview by Ken Winkes: Veronica talks about one of her other interests the “Labor Network for Sustainability.”
For more information, go to https://www.labor4sustainability.org/ or http://www.labor.ucla.edu.
We Do The Work Comment: The TV show American Strongman parallels today’s US President.
-Marco Vinicio Barcena. Agregado de Prensa del consulado Mexicano en Seattle. -Maru Mora Villalpando. Directora de Latino Advocacy, con su reporte en temas de inmigración. -Comunidad invitada a reapertura y puertas abiertas para Madison Elementary, Mount Vernon Wa. -Opinion :Restaurar la Comision Federal de Elecciones para el bien de nuestra democracia. 18 anos del 11 de septiembre.Este miercoles se cumplen 18 anos desde que los ataques terroristas dejaron casi 3000 muertos en Nueva York,Washington y Pensilvania.
-Alex Pérez. Gerente de proyectos de agricultura del noroeste (NABC) -La mayoría de los ninos del jardín de infantes del estado de Washington están completamente inmunizados para la escuela. Dice el estado.Una nueva ley que entro en vigencia en julio dice que los padres ya no pueden citar razones personales o filosóficas como base para no vacunar a sus hijos. -Miles de de estudiantes de Washington comienzan la escuela sin una vivienda estable.
Alice and Lisa of the organization Summit Assistance Dogs talk about the importance of training and volunteers.
Elena G. Huizar Supervisora de alcance comunitario de la oficina de Protección de la oficina del procurador General del estado de Washington. -Monserrat Jauregui. Coordinadora de servicios de alcance de la oficina del procurador de Justicia del estado de Washington.
League of Women Voters presents a forum on Homelessness and the impact on our children and our schools.
From the League of women voters, co sponsored by the Volunteers of America Skagit County Dispute Resolution Center; here is a discussion with Democrat Dave Paul and Republican Norma Smith from the Washington State 10th legislative district. They talk about Civil Discourse across the political aisle.
A discussion with the new Tulip Town owners Rachael Ward, Angela Speer, Andrew Miller, and Donnie Keltz of the SB Venture Group.
-Maru Mora Villalpando. Directora de Latino Advocacy.Con temas de inmigración,sus efectos y causas y las acciones para contrarrestarlas. - encuentra que las personas que publican selfies son menos agradables y menos exitosas.Un estudio de la Universidad Estatal de Washington
Alex Pérez. Gerente de NABC. invitando a la celebración a nuestros granjeros, El domingo 1 de Sep. en 1107 Raitroad Av. en Bellingham. Ademas invitando al próximo curso gratuito de computación. José Sánchez Brambila Educador de Salud. hablando sobre el tema del EstrésSkagit County Public Healt anuncio el jueves el cierre de la recolección recreativa de mariscos debido a los niveles potencialmente peligrosos de la biotoxina que se muestra de mariscos tomadas en las playas del área. -Estado oficial emite orden permanente para el medicamento de reversión de opiodes.Naloxone. -Greta Thundenberg,activista sueca por la justicia climatica,llega a la ciudad de Nueva York,luego de 15 dias de viaje en barco para asistir a las conversaciones de las naciones unidas sobre la justicia climática.
Liz Shuler, Secretary-Treasurer of the AFL-CIO Interview by Lori Province: Liz reports on the current labor issues for Labor Day.
For more information, go to https://aflcio.org or https://aflcio.org/resolutions/resolution-5-commission-future-work-and-unions or http://www.thestand.org/ or https://aflcio.org/paywatch/highest-paid-ceos or https://aflcio.org/paywatch.
We Do The Work Comments:
Labor Wars of the Northwest is a new documentary that chronicles the cauldron of radicalism and violence from the Northwest cites who were roiling in labor unrest, strikes, and gunfights.
Mike recites 'Mourn Not the Dead' by Ralph Chaplin.
Aprobar la huelga.Si las negociaciones salariales colapsan..Los trabajadores de supermercados de todo Oregon y el suroeste de Washington. -Ante la muerte como un hombre de Seattle celebro su vida y luego termino. -En el vigésimo aniversario, el Tribunal de Drogas se gradúa de la clase mas grande.
-Marco Vinicio Barcena. Agregado de Prensa del Consulado Mexicano en Seattle,Washington. -Maru Mora Villalpando. Directora de Latino Advocacy. -Juez de Oklahoma emitirá sentencia en la demanda de opiodes del estado, que vaya a juicio acusando a un fabricante de opioides fabricante de ser responsable de las devastadoras consecuencia derivadas de la acción a los analgésicas poderosos. -Naciones unidas pide protección de la Amazonia.
Hillary Haden, Executive Director of the WA Fair Trade Coalition Interview by Ken Winkes: Hillary gives an update on the current status of the USMCA Agreement (NAFTA Point 2).
For more information, go to https://www.washingtonfairtrade.org or email Hillary at hillary@washingtonfairtrade.org
We Do The Comment: Minimum wage has been too low for too long.
-Alex Pérez,Gerente de Proyecto de Agricultura del noroeste.(NABC). Cassandra Méndez. Colaboradora de NABC. -Educación y Seguridad Escolar. La Cruz Roja Americana ofrece consejos de seguridad mientras los estudiantes se preparan para regresar a la escuela. -Lo que sabemos hasta ahora de los incendios en el Amazonas.(el pulmón del planeta. -El Gobernador de Washington Jay Inslee anuncia su candidatura para el tercer mandato.Quien finalizo su candidatura presidencial centrada en el cambio climatico.
-Foro publico sobre personas sin hogar,en Mount Vernon,Wa. -Los estudiantes de la Universidad Estatal de Washington comienzan las clases el lunes con una buena noticia: La deuda estudiantil es menor que en muchos estados. -Planne Parenthoood rechazara los fondos federales con la nueva regla de la administracion Trump. -la CFC. informacion para consumidores. -Resultados finalizados en elecciones primarias.
Peter Hart, Regional Director for the Puget Sound Region of the Inland Boatman’s Union of the Pacific Interview by Lori Province: Peter explains the history, work, and current issues of the Inlandboatman’s Union.
For more information, go to https://ibu.org/ or email Peter at peter@iub.org.
We Do The Work Comment: What were some of the strikes in 2018 all about.
-Marco Vinicio Barcena. Agregado de Prensa del Consulado Mexicano. -Gissela Silva. graduada en Turismo para eventos atléticos. Un Proyecto de Ley bipartidista de dos miembros del Congreso de Washington aumentaría la financiación de créditos fiscales para viviendas de bajos ingresos. -Los patrocinadores del cuidado dental rural encuentran algo por lo que sonreír. -Los médicos dicen que una nueva regla significara inmigrantes mas enfermos.
-José Sánchez Brambila. Educador de Salud del Sea Mar. -El boletín del Museo de Sedro Woolley atrae criticas,un reciente boletín trimestral enviado por correo a los miembros del Museo de Sedro Woolley que presenta actividades históricas del Ku Klux Klan en el Condado de Skagit. -Washington entre 13 estados demandando a la administración de Trump por penalizar a los inmigrantes que usan beneficios públicos.
A discussion about the Mount Vernon Farmer’s Market Farm Food Feud cooking contest with Jerry Shackette, President of the Board of Directors and Lyle Hilldahl Culinary Arts instructor.
-40 Aniversario de la Autoridad de Vivienda(Housing Authority) en Burlington,Wa. Invitación a la comunidad,donde recibirán información de los nuevos proyectos de vivienda asequible. Puede llevar a sus hijos habrá juegos para entretenerlos. de 3:00 a 7:00 pm. -Juan Macedo radiosecucha dio sus impresiones de la caminata del lunes 12 de Agosto, organizada por Viva Farm. conociendo a los duenos latinos de las granjas agricolas. -La joven activista medioambiental Greta Thundenber de 16 anos se prepara para viajar a EE.UU en un velero cruzando el atlántico. -Trump anuncia nueva regla para limitar y sancionar a los inmigrantes de bajos ingresos. .
Jon Motl, Pass Political Practices Commissioner of Montana Interview by Ken Winkes: Jon reveals what happened to Montana’s election laws.
This story was made into a documentary called Dark Money and includes footage of Jon as well as showing the effects of corporate money and influence in the American political system. To buy the film, go to Amazon.
We Do The Work Comment: Trump’s do nothing climate policy will end up costing us trillions.
Maru Mora Villalpando. Directora de Latino Advocay,con su reporte información de lo mas importante en y temas de migración. `La bendicion de regreso a clases ayuda a los ninos a comenzar con el pie derecho.unas 1800 personas se alinearon para recibir utiles escolares y mas eventos gratuitos esto en la Universidad del Valle de Skagit,con la ayuda en la organizacion de Anne Clark,Vcepresidenta de Promocion Universitaria. -Nonos locales llevan la carrera espacial a la feria.Competencia patrocinada por la NASA.
-Kate Smith Educadora de Programa de pequeñas granjas de Universidad Estatal de Washington,extension del condado de Skagit. -FDA investiga convulsiones relacionadas con el vapeo. Cientificos de la ONU advierten que el rapido aumento del calentamiento global amenaza el suministro de alimentos.
SVC Thursday with a conversation about the Foundation for Academic Endeavors with co-executive directors Carol Rodin and Robin Ringland.
-Mireya Borunda especialista en divulgacion comunitaria de Medicaid -Rev. Dr. Paul Moore nuevo colaborador en Ecos de la Comunidad con platicas de interes familiar. -El condado de Skagit buscara fondos para viviendas asequibles. -El Servicio de Ciudadania e Inmigracion de Estados Unidos Alerta del cierre de dos programas de Residencia Temporallas personas afectadas ya no podran esperar de EU a que su tarjeta de residente este disponible. -Mireya Borunda specialist in community outreach of Medicaid -Rev. Dr. Paul Moore new collaborator in Echoes of the Community with talks of family interest. -Skagit County will seek funds for affordable housing. -The United States Citizenship and Immigration Service Alert of the closure of two Temporary Residence programs affected persons will no longer be able to wait for the US to make their resident card available.
Marco Vinicio Barcena.Agregado de prensa del consulado Mexicano,en Seattle,Wa. -Maru Mora Villalpando.Directora de Latino Advocacy. -Marcha,Caravana por la Dignidad en apoyo por los Trabajadores Agricolas. Domingo 4 de Agosto. -Simulacro en EE.UU A partir de las 2:20 p.m. hora del este del miércoles,las agencias federales de Estados Unidos realizaran una prueba a nivel nacional de Alerta de Emergencia.Se enviara un mensaje a las estaciones de radio y television. -29 muertos y heridos en un tiroteo de Paso,Tx.Otro tiroteo a otro día en Dayton(Ohio.
Joe Kendo, Government Affairs Director of the WSLC, AFL-CIO
Interview by Lori Province: Joe gives the highlights of the 2019 Washington State legislature labor bills.
For more information, go to http://www.thestand.org, www.wslc.org, or jkendo@wslc.org.
We Do The Work Comments:
What does it mean to be a conservative today?
University of Washington’s Post-doctoral workers achieved their first contract.
Alex Pérez. Gerente de Proyecto del Noroeste (NABC)Con un tema:"Características de una buena comunicación y atención al cliente y el trato a proveedores de servicios o trabajadores del negocio. -Las licencias de conducir e identificaciones de Washington contaran con una opción de genero X. La Cruz Roja enfrenta una gran escaces de sangre,busca donantes. El crecimiento del empleo en el condado de Whatcom se encuentra entre los mejores de en los EE.UU. -Algunos Provedores de guarderias locales cierran las puertas por un dia para protestar por las nuevas reegulaciones,con respecto al reglsmento de cuidado infantil. FBI:Los conductores de Amazon forman parte de una importante red de robos en el área de Seattle,Wa.
-No hay limite de tiempo para denunciar la agresion sexual infantil en Washington. -Educacion: Washington tiene grandes planes para sus 25.500 paraeducadores escolares. -Temas:Racismo,Baltimore se defiende despues de que Trump que calificara a la ciudad de "desastre infestado de ratas" y atacara al representante Cummings. Estados Unidos y Guatemala firman un controvertido acuerdo de inmigracion a pesar de la oposicion generalizada. -Corte Suprema de Estados Unidos aprueba el plan de Trump de usar fondos militares para el muro fronterizo.
-Marco Vinicio Barcena Agregado de Prensa del Consulado Mexicano. La Ley del estado de Washington para borrar los antecedentes penales entra en vigencia. -Aumentan las muertes en el paddleboard;chalecos salvavidas necesariospara usuarios. -Miles de personas en Colombia para exigir el cese de la violenciacontra lideres sociales.,al menos 486 lideres sociales y defensores fueron asesinados en Colombia. -
Jonathan Rosenblum, Labor and Community Organizer; Book Author; Activist; Aide to Seattle City Councilmember Kshama Sawant
Interview by Ken Winkes: Jonathan explains his dispatched to help the residents organize for affordable housing.
For more information and to learn more about Jonathan’s book Beyond $15: Immigrant Workers, Faith Activists, and the Revival of the Labor Movement, go to https://jonathanrosenblum.org/ or https://sawant.seattle.gov/
We Do The Work Comments: Trump is the king of debt.
Alex Pérez. Gerente del Centro de Agricultura del Noroeste(NABC) -Cassandra Méndez del Programa AmeriiCops, -Cristian Ramírez un especialista de Seguridad y salud del departamento de Labor & Industrias. -La policia debe retirar las armas de fuego de los perpetradores de violencia domestica según la nueva ley de Washington entra en vigencia el 28 de Julio. -El examen de las muertes de ballenas grises podría responder preguntas mas importantes sobre medio ambiente. -Miles de personas celebran el viaje en canoa tribal en la nación Lummi.
A conversation about tomorrow’s Samish Island Arts Festival with committee co-chair Charlene Day. She also talks about the community garden that donates the produce to local foodbanks.
JOVEN DEL TIROTEO EN UNA ESCUELA PREPARATORIA DE SPOKANE WA SERA JUZGADO COMO ADULTO. YA ESTA EN JUEGO LAS CANDIDATURAS LEGISLATIVAS PARA EL DISTRITO NUMERO 40 ESTE APROXIMO MES DE AGOSTO. *TRUMP ESTA PROPONIENDO CAMBIOS HISTÓRICOS CÍVICOS Y CULTURALES AL CUESTIONARIO PARA OBTENER LA CIUDADANIA
Interview by Gary Kanter: Maria, Liz, and Paul discuss the contract negotiations at Providence Regional Medical Center, Everett, WA.
For more information, go to https://www.ufcw21.org/news, http://www.opeiu8.org/Home.aspx, and https://www.ufcw21.org/.
We Do The Work Comments:
Trump’s presidency is like a bad marriage.
Trump’s tax cuts failed miserably.
-Marco Vinicio Barcena. Agregado de Prensa con informacion de interes. - Maru Mora Villalpando. Directora de Latino Advocacy. Familias,ninos juegan en el Festival Infantil en Mount Vernon,Wa. en el 35 Festival anual para ninos en el parque Hillcrest el sabado pasado.
Alex Perez. Gerente de Proyectos de Agricultura del Noroeste (NABC)Con un temade "La importancia de tener o crear un olan de Negocio" -José Sánchez Brambila. Educador de Salud del Sea Mar.Tema de los síntomas de un ataque al Corazón. Que hacer en caso de que se den los sintomas que nos indico. -Programa estatal de nutricion para comenzar a eliminar las tarjetas de papel WIC con tarjetas WIC. -54 muertos por epidemia de dengue en Hondyras y 3 en Republixa Dominicana. -Mientras el ruso "FACE AAP" engulle las fotos de los usuarios,Schumer le pide al FBI que investigue FACEAAP.
A discussion with WSU Master Gardener, Dave Buchan, about the upcoming Ask the Gardener Event.
1.3 millones en fondos para que los ninos de washington exploren al aire libre.El gobernados Inslee anuncio la financiación de "No Child Left Incide",un plan para brindar educación al aire libre a 14,000 ninos. -Nuevas leyes cambian el cuidado infantil en Washington. -Sea Tac en su cumpleaños numero 70 uno de los aeropuertos mas concurridos en América. -El astronauta del Apolo 11 regresa a la plataforma de lanzamiento 50 anos despues. -Trabajadores y activistas protestan contra amazon y exigen el fin de los abusos laborales y de la colaboración con el servicio de inmigración de Estados Unidos.
Karen Neugebauer, Master Chocolatier. Discussing her craft and traveling the world looking for the best chocolate.
-Mauricio Huesca Rodríguez.Consejero Electoral del Instituto Electoral de la Cd. de México. Nos hablo sobre la figura del Diputado Migrante,para el proceso electoral local 2020-2021 en la Ciudad de Mexico se elegira a una o un diputado migrante,que tendra un espacio en el Congreso local. -Kate Smith Educadora del programa de pequeñas granjas, de la Universidfad del Estado de Washingtonde ,extencion condado de Skagit Viva Farms. Invito a taller gratuito en tema de agricultura."La cultivacion mecánica & el manejo de malezas:Las herramientas de la industria. -Maru Mora Villalpando Directora de Latino Advocacy,con información relevante en temas de inmigración. -Marco Vinicio Barcena Agregado de prensa del consulado Mexicano en Seattle,Wa.Con orientación y apoyo en caso de detención por parte de la migra. -Tribunal de washington:Obesidad cubierta por la Ley antidiscriminacion.
Patty Rose, Secretary-Treasurer of the Pierce County Labor Council, & Judy Sharnes, Chair of the Union Goods and Services Committee
Interview by Lori Province: Patty and Judy inform us about union good and services in their area and how they are getting that information out to the public.
For more information, go to http://www.wslc.org/union-goods-and-services/ or www.wslc.org or www.thestand.org or http://www.thestand.org/category/buy-union/.
We Do The Work Comments:
Unions aren’t dead, yet.
Ken recites patriotism quotes.
-Mireya Borunda. Especilista en Divulgacion Comunitaria de Medicaid y Medicare. -Prohibicion de quemaduras entra en vigencia 12 de Julio a medio dia y continuara hasta nuevo aviso.El condado de Skagit ya no emitira permisos para estas actividades y los permisos existentes estan suspendidos,para todo el condado de Skagit. -Transporte: Un estudio halla que washington es uno de los estados con mas robos de vehiculos.
A conversation about the upcoming Burlington Library’s Books are Magic Festival with Jenny Cole, Teen Services Librarian and Jennifer Bell, Children’s Librarian. This years events expands beyond Harry Potter to include other worlds based on Fantasy books.
Enfoque en la educación: El informe de seguridad escolar de terremotos proporciona una estimación temprana de los costos de actualización 4,444 edificios de escuelas publicas en todo el estado, un 5% requieren sean mas seguras. -El cambio en el impuesto sobre las ventas entro en vigencia en Julio.Algunos residentes de fuera del estado y los canadienses seran elegibles. -Un estudio halla que el crimen de odio aumenta en Seattle y el estado de Washington. La propuesta de L&I cambiaría drásticamente las reglas de tiempo extra del estado. -Una cuestión de fe: Los demócratas abrazan la religión en campana.
Andy Nicholas, Assoc. Director of Fiscal Policy, of the WA State Budget and Policy Center Interview by Ken Winkes: Andy reports on the wins and losses of the WA State legislature and explains the mission of the center.
For more information, go to https://budgetandpolicy.org/.
We Do The Comments:
Medicare for All analysis shows it's cheaper than private insurance.
Fun patriotism quotes.
Marco Vinicio Barcena Agregado de Prensa del Consulado Mexicano en Seattle,Washington. -Maru Mora Villalpando Directora de Latino Advocay,Con temas mas relevantes de inmigracion. -El estado otorga casi casi 2 millones a proyectos de recreacion en el condado de Skagit. El FBI e ICE utilizan fotos de ls licencia de conducir sin su consentimiento.El estado de Washington, son embargo a luchado contra la practica. Mexico registro record historico de homicidios,luego de que ocurrieron 30 mil homicidios en 2017,de acuerdo con datos ofrecidos por la Oficina de las Naciones Unidas Contra la Droga y el Delito.
Artist Monday Krista Hynd who’s the art educator for the Sedro-Woolley school district. She teaches art at the elementary schools.
-Dos Estudiantes de MVHS asisten a la Conferencia Nacional de Liderazgo. -Inspectora de Seguridad Nacional denuncia "peligroso hacinamiento" y las pésimas condiciones en las cárceles para migrantes en Texas. -El Voluntario de *No mas muertes" Scott Warren sera juzgado por segunda vez por brindar ayuda humanitaria a migrantes en Arizona. -Alerta de Seguridad: Altire Pharmaceuticals.Inc emite el retiro voluntario de Productos oftalmicos vendidos en Walgreens.la FDA publica el anuncio de la compania como un servicio publico.Este producto no esteril puede resultar en infecciones graves o potencialmente mortales o la muerte.
Carrie Blackwood State Senate, -Marco Morales Invitado. -David Brookbank, Activista Comunitario enlace desde Spoken.Wa. -FBI adviete posible ataque el dia de la independencia.El censo 2020 no tendrá una cuestión de Ciudadanía.
Andy Nicholas, Assoc. Director of Fiscal Policy, of the WA State Budget and Policy Center Interview by Ken Winkes: Andy reports on the wins and losses of the WA State legislature and explains the mission of the center.
For more information, go to https://budgetandpolicy.org/.
We Do The Comment:
Cancer is not just an health problem but also a huge profit maker.
Marco Vinicio Barcena,Agregado de Prensa del Consulado Mexicano. -Maru Mora Villalpando. Directora de Latino Advocacy. -Escuelas Locales que ofrecen comidas de verano. El Hospital de Seattle cierra las salas de operaciones principales para eliminsr el moho. -Las nuevas regulaciones de armas de fuego de Washington se convierten en Ley. A partir de hoy.(1-07-2019)
Artist Monday with Sarah Dalton. She talks about the 2019 Studio Tour of local artists on July 20th and 21st.
Alex Perez.Gerente de Proyectos de Agricultura del Noroeste.Tema:Como manejar conflictos como dueno del negocio. -Tribunal Supremo rechaza pregunta sobre ciudadanía en censo 2020. -Los cruces mas peligrosos para migrantes en la frontera entre Mexico y Estados Unidos.Unos 7 mil quinientos migrantes han muerto en la frontera de EU con México en los últimos 20 anos. -Reconociendo el mes de nacional de la lecheria. -Fuegos artificiales: ?Que es legal en tu ciudad este 4 de Julio? -Programa Ayuda: A las mujeres de Washington con su vida después de la carcel.
La representante de Washington,Pramila Jayapal, se unio Bernie Sanders para presentar una nueva propuesta para eliminar mas de $1.5 billones de deuda estudiantil en todo el país. -Programa de prevencion de suicidio para agricultores comenzó en el condado de Skagit. -Cuesta el doble del salario minimo para alquilar una casa de dos habitaciones en washington. San Francisco se convierte en la primera ciudad grande de EE.UU.
Marco Vinicio Barcena,Agregado de Prensa del Consulado Mexicano en Seattle,Washington. -Maru Mora Villalpando,Directora de Latino Advocacy. Temas interesantes y opiniones de inmigracion. -Informe: Estdo de Washington atrasado en educacion primaria. La Corte de apelaciones revoca la decisión de la regla del aborto. Tiquetes a $1 dolar para inmigrantes que quieran "Auto-deportarse" Volaris lanza un programa de reunificacion familiar para inmigrantes.
David Jepsen, Author, History Professor, Film Maker, Retired Reporter
Interview by Ken Winkes: David discusses his new history book called Contested Boundaries.
For more information or to buy the book or film, go to https://www.wiley.com/en-us, or http://laborwarsnw.com/ or https://www.ebay.com/itm/Labor-Wars-of-the-Northwest-Feature-Film-Documentary, or https://www.pickfordfilmcenter.org/.
We Do The Work Comments:
Labor Secretary Ocosta is doing a number on Labor.
Mourn Not the Dead Poem by Ralph Chaplin, recited by Mike Dumovich
Edgar Franco Co-Director de C2C.El Empleo la Contratación aumenta en el condado de Skagit. El Condado de Whatcom esta envejeciendo, según los datos del censo .La edad promedio en los EE.UU creció a 38.2 en 2018. La nueva iniciativa de washington quiere usar el deporte como una plataforma para detener la violencia en las parejas adolescentes.
Another This Skagit Life with Don Wick. This time he talks with Skagit resident Duane Stowe.
Joel Bleifuss, Editor & Publisher of In These Times Interview by Ken Winkes: Joel talks about the 43-year history of the magazine along with its mission, operations, and current politics.
For more information or to subscribe to the magazine, go to https://inthesetimes.com/.
We Do The Work Comments:
Trump’s budget reneges on protecting Social Security and Medicare benefits.
This is what happens when corporations run the government.
Marco Vinicio Barcena del Consulado Mexicano desde Seattle,Wa. -Maru Mora Villalpando. Directora de Latino Advocacy. Con su analisis Semanal de los temas mas relevantes en temas de inmigracion y mas. -Alex Perez Gerente de Proyectos de Agricultura del Noroeste. Con el Tema: La importancia de dividir gastos personales y gastos del negocio.
Marco Vinicio Barcena Agregado de Prensa del Consulado Mexicano. Maru Mora Villalpando Directora de Latino Advocacy. Alex Pérez. Gerente de Proyectos de Agricultura del Noroeste.
Pullman/Moscu sera la sede de la primera Confewrencia de Granos Artesanales del Noroeste Interior,presentada por Washington State University. -La Seguridad Social se enfrenta a un déficit en seis meses. -Sarah Sanders dejara de ser portavoz de la Casa Blanca. El comité Nacional Demócrata anuncio los 20 precandidatos presidenciales,para formar parte del primer debate de las primarias por la nominación demócrata el 26 y 27 de Junio.
A conversation with Scott Terrell retired photographer from the Skagit Valley Herald after 34 years. He talks about his life and photos.
La Ley estatal propuesta ampliaría amas de 250,000. el pago el pago de horas extras. Infprme revela condiciones precarias en centros de detencion de migrantes. -FBI tiene millones de fotos para reconocimiento facial.Mujeres no debe esperar ni un minuto mas para acabar con la violencia y el acoso en el trabajo.-
A conversation about the Skagit Historical Museum’s Skagit History Tours and other upcoming events with executive director Jo Wolfe.
Trevor Smith, Business Agent for the Laborers Local 292 Interview by Lori Province: Trevor talks about the importance of local politics and how his union helps their members engage with their officials.
For more information, go to https://nwlaborers.org/ or http://www.nwlett.org/.
We Do The Work Comments:
Republicans use scare tactics to win elections.
Farmworkers who were blacklisted were awarded with a financial settlement.
To have ‘freedom’ includes responsibilities.
-Eduardo Sosa Cónsul Agregado Consulado Mexicano en Seattle,Washington. -Maru Mora Villalpando Directora de Latino Advocacy. -Comienza la temporada de graduación de las escuelas del condado.El final del ano escolar ha llegado, y los estudiantes del ultimo ano de secundaria del condado de Skagit están empezando a celebrar sus logros -Trump amenaza nuevamente a México con aranceles si no ratifica un acuerdo de inmigración. Estudio: con $20.8 millones.Seattle tiene el octavo ingreso por boleto de estacionamiento mas alto.El Departamento de Transporte de Seattle administra aproximadamente 12,000 espacios pagados en la calle en 20 distritos comerciales.Según informe reciente.
Alex Pérez Gerente de Proyectos del Noroeste con un tema:La importancia de la salud mental para duenos de Negocios. El Gobierno de Trum dejara de ofrecer educación,asistencia jurídica y actividades para menores migrantes. Nueva York se une a demanda contra veinte farmacéuticas de Estados Unidos.Acusan a 20 de las principales farmacéuticas de los Estados Unidos, de conspirar para manipular los precios de medicinas y frenar la competencia en el mercado de los medicamentos genéricos Informe revela condiciones precarias en centros de detención de migrantes comida podrida, banos en mal estado y mas .
A conversation about the upcoming Relay for Life with Event Lead Monique Brigham and Michelle La Vergne Event Support Volunteer.
Carol Sullivan.Ambientalista. Por ser el dia mundial del medio ambiente con mensajes importantes. Andrea Alanis. Coordinadora y Educadora de la Biblioteca publica de Mount Vernon,Wa. Kathe y Anna Marketing Educadoras de Viva Farm.
A conversation about Community Action of Skagit Citizenship classes. with Tracy Montaron Volunteer Coordinator and Barbara Kitchens, retired teacher and volunteer. They talk about teaching the citizenship classes.
Leonard Forsman, Chairman of the Suquamish Tribe
Interview by Gary Kanter: Leonard explains the history and current affairs of the tribe.
For more information, go to https://suquamish.nsn.us/, or https://www.atnitribes.org/.
We Do The Work Comment: Privatizers are running amok.
Diana Oliveros Martínez Agregada Diplomática.Asuntos Comunitarios Consulado Mexicano Seattle,Washington.Maru Mora Villalpando.Directora de Latino Advocay,activista de los derechos de los inmigrantes. Tromp ordena castigar a inmigrantes que patrocinen a extranjeros que sean una "carga publica" FBI rescata 231 ninos en operación contra el trafico y explotación de menores.
Alex Pérez Gerente de Proyectos de Agricultura del Noroeste (NABC) Platico sobre seguridad en el trabajo. Trump anuncia nuevas tarifas mexicanas en respuestas a los migrantes. El programa de Maestros para el pueblo celebra el éxito Inslee recorre el proyecto de fibra del puerto de Skagit.
A conversation with Housten Foist. He talks about an art show at the Hadrian Art Gallery to benefit local women’s shelter in Skagit and Island counties.
A conversation about the Mount Vernon High School Club: Health Occupations Students of America (HOSA) with students Suki Lidder, Monica Bergado and Jill Clarke, teacher. They talk about the blood drive they organized and information on the club.
Tecnología:Uso de Facebook cae en los Estados Unidos a medida que la red controla su contenido. La Organización Mundial de la salud anade la adicción a los videojuegos a su lista oficial de enfermedades. El gobernador firma propuesta de Ley para fortalecer la Encomia Agrícola de Washington (visa H2A)
Jon Motl, Pass Political Practices Commissioner of Montana
Interview by Ken Winkes: Jon reveals what happened to Montana’s election laws.
This story was made into a documentary called Dark Money and includes footage of Jon as well as showing the effects of corporate money and influence in the American political system.
To buy the film, go to Amazon.
We Do The Work Comment: Trump’s do nothing climate policy will end up costing us trillions.
Dave Paul, Legislator for WA’s 10th LD & a Vice President of Skagit Valley College Interview by Gary Kanter: Dave talks about his first experience as a legislator and what bills he was proudest of.
For more information, go to http://www.votedavepaul.com/ or https://housedemocrats.wa.gov/paul/ or Dave.Paul@leg.wa.gov.
We Do The Work Comment: Social Security expansion is on the horizon.
Tim Wheeler, Writer, Activist, Musician, and Reporter for the People’s World, Part 2 Interview by Ken Winkes: Tim describes his career as a reporter, talks about his politics, and reveals he has a new book. To buy his books, News From Rain Shadow Country and News for the 99%, go to https://timwheeler.us/ or BookLocker.com. We Do The Work Comment: Privatizers are running amok.
Listen to the show: https://exchange.prx.org/p/277091 https://exchange.prx.org/pieces/277091-tim-wheeler-writer-activist-musician-and-repor/floating_piece
A conversation about the Mount Vernon Downton Association upcoming event Summer Sips and other summer happenings with Ellen Gamson, Executive Director and Kathleen Peterzelka, Marketing & Outreach Coordinator.
MARU MORA VILLALPANDO DIRECTORA DE LATINO ADVOCACY CON LO ULTIMO EN CUANTO A INMIGRACION. EL ESTADO DE WA PODRIA TENER UNA NOVEDOSA MANERA DE DESCOMPONER LOS CUERPOS ANTE LA INFLACION DE LA CREMACION Y LOS ENTIERROS REGULARES.
MARU MORA VILLALPANDO DIRECTOR OF LATINO ADVOCACY WITH THE LAST INFORMATION ABOUT IMMIGRATION. THE WA STATE COULD HAVE AN INNOVATIVE WAY OF DECOMPOSING THE BODIES AGAINST THE INFLATION OF THE CREMATION AND THE REGULAR BURIALS.
Dr. Felipe Andino.Psicólogo Consejero Clínico. Crece la oposición por la minería propuesta en las cabeceras del rio Skagit. Agencia de Protección Ambiental de EE.UU Presentara nuevo modelo de conteo que subestima la cifra de victimas fatales proyectada tras el plan de Carbón de Trump. La Senadora Kamala Harris propone penalizar a las empresas que tengan brecha salarial entre géneros.
May 11 interview with Duane Davidson, WA State Treasurer where he talks about drawbacks to creating State Banks and problems with proposed changes to Pension Funds managed by the state.
A conversation about Court Appointed Special Advocate, CASA with Stacy Zeigler CASA General Project Manager and Julie Kerr, Children First Family Service, Executive Director. They talk about how CASA advocates for children in the court system.
Marco Vinicio Barcena del consulado Mexicano. Katherine Myrvold y Anna.Asistentes de Educacion en Marketing de Viva Farmas. Maru Mora Villalpando.Directora de Latino Advocay.
Marco Vinicio Barcena,Agregado de Prensa del Consulado Mexicano en Seattle,Wa. La importancia de los registros de nacimiento,para obtener la doble nacionalidad. y En breve en el consulado Mexicano se realizaran matrimonios de personas del mismo sexo. Katherine Myrvoid y Anna Asistentes de Educacion en Marketing de Viva FARMs. Maru Mora Villalpando Directora de latino Advocacy. Con informacion relevante en temas de inmigracion y desde luego sus opiniones desde su personal perspectiva.
Alex Pérez,Gerente de proyectos de Agricultura del Noroeste,Con el tema de la impoetancia de actualizare de las nuevas regulaciones para negocios y tambien de los recursos que se ofrecen gratuitamente. Legislatura estatal busca ampliar banda ancha rural. -Miles de estudiantes universitarios de Washington tienen hambre,, los estudiantes de WSU,EWU,SCC Enfrentan un dilema creciente ?pagar la comida o la matricula?. A partir de ahora señala el secretario de Relaciones Exteriores de Mexico Mexico: Parejas del mismo sexo podrán casarse en cualquier consulado de mexico en el mundo.
Gardening with WSU Master Gardener Dixie Mitchell. She talks about house plants and placing them outdoors for the summer.
Carreras para las alcaldias del condado de Skagit y mas posiciones,lo que significa 104 oficinas abiertas en el condado. Washington es el estado mas caro del noroeste para ser madre por primera vez. Gobernador firma proyecto de ley que aborda la crisis de escaces de docentes desde varios ángulos. Washington ofrecerá el primer seguro de "Opción Publica"En Estados Unidos. Senado de Alabama aprueba el proyecto de ley de aborto mas restrictivo de Estados Unidos.
Karla Kay and Larry Cancer from the Stanwood Camano Arts Festival talk about their upcoming event highlights.
Tim Wheeler, Writer, Activist, Musician, and Reporter for the People’s World, Part 1 Interview by Ken Winkes: Tim describes his family history, his life on the family farm, and tells some of his stories from his new book called “News From Rain Shadow Country.”
To buy the book, go to https://timwheeler.us/ or BookLocker.com.
We Do The Work Comments:
Christians who like Trump should be questioned about their values.
We like political jokes.
Marco Vinicio Barcena,Agregado de Prensa del Consulado Mexicano en Seattle,Washington. -Maru Mora Villalpando,Directora de Latino Advocacy. Inslee firma ley que revisa de desalojo en Washington."Ninos Migrantes", el gran negocio de Estdos Unidos. Actualmente,existen 14 ninos migrantes detenidos en carceles de Estados Unimdos. Trump quiere prohibir ayuda para vivienda a familias con almenos un indocumentado. Mas de 13,000 solicitantes de asilo esperan en la frontera su turno para ingresar a EEUU. Mas de 500 cargos electos piden al Congreso protección para "Sonadores" y TPS.
A conversation about the Barn Show Book. A coffee table book history of the Barn Show Artist event that ran for 18 years. Discussing the book are authors, Lavonve Newell-Reim, Cathy Stevens and Dick Reims.
Alex Perez,Gerente de Proyectos del Centro de Negocios del Noroeste,informo lo que hace cada organizacion para ayudar a los agricultores,con el proposito de ayudar a emprender en la Industria de Agricultura. -De Politica: La semana de presentacion de elecciones comienza el 13 de Mayo. Las personas interesadas en postularse para cualquiera de las 104 posiciones abiertas en el Condado de Skagit deben regisgtrarse. -Evento de despedida de planificacion del Distrito para Lincoln Elementary. The Last Dance Mock Crash,se usa en todo el pais para ayudar a reducir la fatalidad de los adolecentes y las lesiones graves durante la la temporada de alta graduacion, y meses de verano.
Raquel Sanita.Skagit County JTE Instructor Goodwill. Ofreciendo clases gratuitas de Ingles de GED,clases de computacion y las clases de ciudadadania, Ciiebtificos advierten de que un millon de especies estan en riego de extincion. La Universidad gratis esta llegando para las familias de Washington que ganan menos de $50K.
Marco Vinicio Barcena Agregado de prensa del Consulado Mexicano. Maru Mora Villalpando.Directora de Latino Advocacy.
A conversation about this years June edition of Skagit Counties’ Relay for Life with Monique Brigham, Volunteer event lead and Amber Lang cancer survivor.
Alex Pérez(NABC) Gerente de Proyectos de Agricultura del noroeste. Informe El Condado de Skagit se ubica en el informe nacional de calidad del aire. Skagit tiene el aire mas limpio de la nacion. La Junta escola de Mount vernon aprueba recortes. Viva Farms trabaja para expandir el programa CSA. (Community Supported Agriculture) Puerto de Skagit busca continuar proyecto de red de fibra.El objetivo es proporcionar internet de alta velocidad asequible a los residentes y negocios.
Debut of an occasional series of conversations with long time Skagitonians called This Skagit Life. Here is Don Wick presenting a conversation with Dr Andy Anderson.
Juan Farias. de la Biblioteca de Burlington Anunciando he invitando evento por el día del nino próximo sábado 4 de Mayo,conjuntamente con las bibliotecas de Mount Vernon y Sedro Woolley.
A conversation with Viva Farm’s Katherine Myrvold, Marketing and Education Assistant and Anna Chotzen, Business & Marketing Manager. They talk about the upcoming Community Supported Agriculture (CSA) Boxes subscription.
Marco Vinicio Barcena Agregado de Prensa del Consulado Mexicano em Seattle,Washington.Anuncia las Jornadas sabatinas. Maru Mora Villalpando.Directora de Latino Advocacy,con temas actuales inmigración,con sugerencia,orientaciones al respecto. -Marco Vinicio Barcena Press Attaché of the Mexican Consulate in Seattle, Washington. He announces the Saturday Days. Maru Mora Villalpando. Director of Latino Advocacy, with current immigration issues, with suggestions, guidance on this.
David Jepsen, Educator, Historian, Author, Film Maker of Labor Wars of the Northwest Interview by Mike Dumovich: David talks about his new documentary and how important this film is to students, history, and workers.
For more information, go to http://laborwarsnw.com/ or https://pnlha.wordpress.com/.
We Do The Work Comments: Unions are not dead by any means.
Questions about interviews? Email ksvrwedothework@gmail.com
Oficial Edgards Serrano,Oficial de Recursos del Vecindario. Un Juez de los EE.UU . En el Estado de Washington bloqueo el Jueves las nuevas reglas de la administración de Trump. El condado de Skagit la prohibición de fumar en publico. vapear. El Ex.Vicepresidente,Joe Biden,anuncio oficialmente su campana presidencial para 2020.
SVC Thursday: A conversation with Merrylynn Duarte a 2nd year student from the SVC Nursing program, giving a look at the requirements and challenges, from the student point of view
Claudia Avendaño de Servicios Humanos del SVC. Anunciando el taller de Fortaleciendo Familias,padres y jóvenes en edades de 10 a 14 anos. Iris Carias Consejal de Mount Vernon,, así como del programa migrante invitando a la feria de la comunidad del día 24 de Abril de 1:00 pm a 7:00. -Claudia Avendaño of Human Services of the SVC. Announcing the workshop Strengthening Families, Parents and Youth ages 10 to 14 years. Iris Carias Councilor of Mount Vernon, as well as the migrant program inviting the community fair on April 24 from 1:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.
A conversation about the upcoming annual Sedro-Woolley Woodfest: Timber to Tech. Featuring David Vandette, Sedro-Woolley Chamber of Commerce Woodfest planning member and Brandon Holderman, Noah Blount Sedro-Woolley High School students.
Dennis Flannigan, Retired Pierce County Councilmember, WA State Rep, Secretary of Point Defiance Aids Project, and a Pioneering Community Leader with many credits, Part 2
Interview by Gary Kanter: Dennis tells his story of how he became an activist who made things happen from the West Coast to the East Coast.
We Do The Work Comment: Clean energy costs are being reduced and soon coal will be priced out.
Marco Vinicio Barcena,Agregado de Prensa del Consulado de Mexico en Seattle,Wa. Maru Mora Villalpando,Directora de Latino Advocacy.
Artist Monday about the Skagit Valley Chorale with member Adam Burdick. He talks about the upcoming Concert.
Alex Pérez Gerente de Proyectos del Centro de Negocios del Noroeste. Platica con el Tema: Las diferencias de negocios,como quiere que los clientes piensen en sus negocios. -Alex Pérez Project Manager of the Northwest Business Center. Talk with the Theme: Business differences, how you want customers to think about your business.
Ellen Gamson, Executive Director of the Mount Vernon Downtown Association. She talks about this years Tulip Festival street fair.
Danny Aguilera del Departamento deLabores he Industria,Relaciones Comunitarias,programa de acceso al idioma. Rosario Aguilar Co. Directora Foundation for Academic Endeavors. Legislatura aprueba Ley para ayudar a estudiantes universitarios sin hogar a tener exito. De salud: El numero de casos de sarampión en el mundo casi se cuadruplico en el primer trimestr de 2019 a,112163,dijo la Organizacion Mundial de la Salud (OMS). Francia lamenta danos a Nostre Dame,Todo el mundo lamentaba la destruccion de uno de sus mayores simbolos. -Danny Aguilera of the Department of Business Administration, Community Relations, language access program. Rosario Aguilar Co. Director Foundation for Academic Endeavors. Legislature passes Law to help homeless college students succeed. Health: The number of cases of measles in the world almost quadrupled in the first quarter of 2019 a, 112163, said the World Health Organization (WHO). France laments damage to Nostre Dame, Everyone lamented the destruction of one of his greatest symbols.
A discussion on the upcoming vote for a Bond to renovate the Mount Vernon city Fire Department buildings. Richard Brooks, Mount Vernon city councilman and Fire Chief Bryan Brice explains why the bond is needed.
Paula A.Desjarlais GEAR UP Elia Solis de la Venture Middle School.Dieron a saber de programas,actividades,tambien para entender un poco mas sobre la "Noche de Transición del 8th a 9th grado. Marco Vinicio Barcena del Consulado Mexicano. y Farid Alejandro Soberanis Vice Cónsul y Coordinador de los consulados moviles. Los estudiantes de Mount Vernon High School compiten en la Conferencia estatal de Liderazgo Empresarial del estado. -Paula A.Desjarlais GEAR UP Elia Solis from the Venture Middle School. They told about programs, activities, and also to understand a little more about the "Transition Night of the 8th to 9th grade. Marco Vinicio Barcena of the Mexican Consulate. and Farid Alejandro Soberanis Vice Consul and Coordinator of the mobile consulates. Mount Vernon High School students compete in the Statewide Business Leadership Conference
A discussion with Flora Lucatero, (Luke A Terro) Executive Director of the Children of the Valley afterschool program. She talks about their annual Cinco de Mayo event coming up on May 3rd. Local art will be at the event to help fund the program.
Comienzan las obras del proyecto de vivienda para trabajadores agricolas,anuncio Melanie Corey Directora Ejecutiva de la Autoridad de Vivienda del Condado de Skagit. El Distrito escolar de Anacortes forma su opinión sobre la decisión de cancelar el preescolar. La cámara de Representantes aprueba el 100% de energía limpia. Entrevista desde Spoken al Senor David Brookbank.Con informacion sobre las detenciones de ICE en los autobuses que llegan a a estación de autobuses de aquel lugar. -Work begins on the housing project for agricultural workers, said Melanie Corey, Executive Director of the Skagit County Housing Authority. The Anacortes School District forms its opinion on the decision to cancel the preschool. The House of Representatives approves 100% clean energy. Interview from Spoken to Mr. David Brookbank. With information about the ICE arrests on the buses that arrive at the bus station of that place.
A conversation with this year’s Tulip Festval Ambassadors, Izel Morales and Olivia Olson. They talk about being an Ambassador for the Tulip Festival.
Dennis Flannigan, Retired Pierce County Councilmember, WA State Rep, Secretary of Point Defiance Aids Project, and a Pioneering Community Leader with many credits, Part 1
Interview by Gary Kanter: Dennis tells his story of how he became an activist who made things happen from the West Coast to the East Coast.
We Do The Work Comments:
Senate Republicans are taking Russian money.
Why has HR1 raised Senator McConnell’s hackles.
Alex Perez Gerente de Proyecto del Centro de Negocios del Noroeste (NASBC)invitando a un próximo taller gratuito con tema: "La diferencia de Negocios". Dia Mundial de la Ciencia y la Tecnología.con informacion al respecto. Dia Mundial del Parkinson,con información de la Organización Mundial de la Salud.Difundiendo la realidad del Parkinson. Alex Perez Project Manager of the Northwest Business Center (NASBC) inviting an upcoming free workshop with theme: "The Business Difference". World Day of Science and Technology. With information about it. World Parkinson's Day, with information from the World Health Organization. Spreading the reality of Parkinson's. Enrollment in the bilingual program at Madison Elementary School in Mount Vernon, Wa. Las inscripciones del programa bilingüe en la Escuela primaria Madison en Mount Vernon,Wa.
A conversation with Bill Stevens, President of the Washington Vintage Motorcyclist. He talks about the upcoming Motorcycle classic in Lynden.
Mark McDermott, Social & Economic Educator and Activist Interview by Ken Winkes: Mark reveals his new presentation about patriotism, Unions, and American workers.
For more information, go to http://www.markmmcdermott.com/.
We Do The Work Comments: There are many definitions of patriotism.
Dr. John Geyman, Family physician, Author, Professor, and Blogger Interview by Ken Winkes: John gives an update on the current state of our health care system, which is explained in his new book ‘Trumpcare.’
For more information, go to http://www.johngeymanmd.org, or http://pnhp.org/about/, or to buy his book, go to https://www.amazon.com/.
We Do The Work Comment: A gutted IRS makes the rich richer.
Enrique Payan del Consulado Mexicano,ofreciendo orientación sobre Educación Financiera los días 12 y 13 de Abril en SVC,con motivo de estar el Consulado sobre ruedas en esta localidad. Ademas de seminarios eventos talleres en fechas próximas. Proyecto de viviendas asequibles para el Condado de Skagit según fideicomiso Home Trust. -Enrique Payan of the Mexican Consulate, offering guidance on Financial Education on April 12 and 13 at SVC, on the occasion of being the Consulate on wheels in this town. In addition to workshops seminars in upcoming dates. Affordable housing project for Skagit County according to the Trust Home trust. Motel 6 will pay 12 million for giving Guest data to ICE Governor Inslee honors organ donors and urges others to become donors. Motel 6 pagara 12 millones por dar datos de Huéspedes a ICE El Gobernador Inslee honra a los donantes de órganos e insta a otros a convertirse en donantes.
Artist Monday with Gary Giovane discussing how he creates beautiful acrylic paintings on cedar and the inspiration he gets from Native Americans with a Celtic influence.
Los estafadores telefónicos se hacen pasar por diputados del condado skagit. El museo de los ninos del condado de Skagit recibe una donacion importante. Las escuelas locales apoyan los proyectos de Ley para separar los exámenes estatales y los requisitos de graduación El suicidio es la principal causa de muerte en las cárceles del noroeste. Un nuevo informe dice que hay cerca de 400 puentes estructuralmente deficientes en washington. -Phone scammers pose as skagit county deputies. The children's museum in Skagit County receives a large donation. Local schools support bills to separate state exams and graduation requirements Suicide is the leading cause of death in the prisons of the northwest. A new report says there are about 400 structurally deficient bridges in Washington.
A montage of neighbors gathered at the entrance to the Marblemount Quarry. KING 5 TV was there to interview some of them about the Kiewet Infrastructure Co. pending application to mine large rock from a site on Rockport-Cascade Road, about a mile from Marblemount center. The request is for a 100 year permit, that would allow up to 75 large trucks a day, carrying heavy rock, to transit down Rockport Cascade Road, SR 530 and SR20.
Ricardo Rodríguez. de Working Washington, Anuncia clinica legal en el condado. Rosario Aguilar. Co Directora del los cursos de verano. Recuerdo un evento próximo en las instalaciones del SVC. -Ricardo Rodríguez of Working Washington, Announces legal clinic in the county. Rosario Aguilar. Co Director of the summer courses anounces an upcoming event at the SVC facilities.
A conversation about Community Action of Skagit County with Joan Penney, Executive Director, Valerie McCormack, Volunteer and Yuliya Rybalka, Development director. They talk about Community Action services and programs, as well as the upcoming Have a Heart Fun Run.
Marco Vinicio Barcena del Consulado Mexicano en Seattle,sugerencia para las citas del consulado sobre ruedas en Mount Vernon,Wa. Maru Mora Villalpando, Directora de Latino Advocay,desde Atlanta Giorgia. Con su reporte en temas de los mas relevante de inmigracion. La Camara de representantes aprueba el presupuesto que aumenta las inversiones en salud del comportamiento,vivienda asequible y educacion. El sistema de fianzas actual no es justicia para toos. Solicitudes disponibles para el campamento de verano de carrera policial. Nuevos miembros de la junta escolar nombrados. Bayer-Monsanto multada por causar cancer en los Estados Unidos. -Marco Vinicio Barcena of the Mexican Consulate in Seattle, suggestion for appointments of the consulate on wheels in Mount Vernon, Wa. Maru Mora Villalpando, Director of Latino Advocay, from Atlanta Giorgia. With your report on the most relevant immigration issues. The House of Representatives approves the budget that increases investments in behavioral health, affordable housing and education. The current bond system is not justice for all. Applications available for the police career summer camp. New members of the school board appointed. Bayer-Monsanto fined for causing cancer in the United States.
Oficial Edgard Serrano de la policía de Mount Vernon, con orientaciones para prevenir accidentes, y dar a saber del próximo taller de orientación del examen escrito,reporto del anterior taller acudieron 37 personas. Mauricio Huesca Director del instituto Electoral de la Cd. de Mexico con los pormenores de del foro internacional universitario en la ciudad de Seattle, sobre el voto sobre la figura del Diputado migrante. Microsoft: incautacion de sitios piratas informaticos iranies utilizados para ataques. El enfasis especial comienza a encontrar conductores distraidos. -Mauricio Huesca Director of the Electoral Institute of the City of Mexico with the details of the international university forum in the city of Seattle, on the vote on the figure of the migrant Deputy. Microsoft: seizure of Iranian computer hacking sites used for attacks. The special emphasis begins to find distracted drivers.
A conversation with Monique Brigham Event Coordinator for Relay for Life. She talks about the upcoming IIlluminated Easter Egg Hunt and the June event Relay for Life. Walking to fight cancer and help those who are cancer patients.
A discussion with Mari Acob Nash, SVC VP for international programs. She talks about the Study Abroad Program.
Maru Mora Directora de Latino Advocay,con temas actuales de inmigración. Ricardo Rodríguez de Working Washington organizacion de trabajadores de todo el estado que lucha para aumentar los salarios,mejorar los estandares laborales y cambiar la conversación sobre la riqueza. la desigualdad y el valor del trabajo. Entrevista con una de las gerentes de labores he Industrias, con tema:SOBRE LA COMPENSACION LABORAL. Proyecto de Ley para ampliar las reglas del santuario estatal y crear limites para los avances policiales en la Legislatura de Washington. -Maru Mora Director of Latino Advocay, with current immigration issues. Ricardo Rodriguez of Working Washington organization of workers from all over the state who struggle to increase wages, improve labor standards and change the conversation about wealth. inequality and the value of work. Interview with one of the managers of work and industries, with subject: ABOUT LABOR COMPENSATION. Bill to expand the rules of the state sanctuary and create limits for police advances in the Washington Legislature.
A discussion about Tulip Town that’s part of Tulip Fest every year. With Jeanette DeGoede co-owner.
Larry Brown, President of the Washington State Labor Council
Interview by Gary Kanter: Larry introduces his background, passions, and what is going on with the Labor movement.
For more information, go to http://www.thestand.org, www.wslc.org, lbrown@wslc.org, or 206-281-8901.
We Do The Work Comment: A House Democrat bill is making the Republicans nervous.
Entrevista con Marco Vinicio Barcena Agregado de Prensa del Consulado Mexicano,recordando la visita del Consulado sobre ruedas en el SVC. y las citas se pueden realizar a partir del jueves 28 de Marzo. Lexi Padilla Rodriguez. Estudiante de Sedro Woolley High School participa en conferencia Nacional. Cientos de ciudades,condados y tribus nativos americanos presentan demanda federal Contra la farmacéutica Sackler por la crisis de opioides. La protección contra las facturas sorpresas pasa a la Cámara de representantes del estado, ahora ante el comité del senado. La gripe a vuelto con fuerza en el estado de washington,según del departamento de salud, hasta el 9 de marzo, se habían producido 93 muertes por influenza. Se dan a saber recomendaciones y cuidados. Michelle Obama en el Tacoma Dome el domingo para hablar sobre su libro "Becoming"
A conversation about upcoming events at the Burlington Public Library with Jennie Cole, Librarian and Jennifer Bell, Children’s Librarian.
Skagit STEM organiza un evento para chicas locales,los aiete distritos de escuelas publicas del condado de Skagit de Skagit Valley College y otras asociadas apoyan el aprendizaje y las oportunidades de STEM para los estudiantes. El estado de Washington obtiene F por los esfuerzos para abordar el plomo en el agua potable en las escuelas. -Skagit STEM organizes an event for local girls, the seven public school districts of Skagit County of Skagit Valley College and other partners support STEM learning and opportunities for students. The state of Washington gets F for efforts to address lead in drinking water in schools. List of foods with more pesticide residues: fresas.espinacas and kale. telephone interviews with Rufina Jimenes, inviting to get involved in robotics. Ricardo Ortega specialist counselor of drugs and alcohol. On the subject Addiction not only affects the addict, it affects everyone in the addict's social circle. Lista de alimentos con mas residuos de pesticidas:fresas.espinacas y kale. entrevistas telefonicas con Rufina Jimenes,invitando a involucrarse en robotica. Ricardo Ortega especialista consejero de drogas y alcohol. Sobre el tema La adiccion no solo afecta al adicto,afecta a todos en el circulo social del adicto.
A conversation about Skagit Valley College’s craft brewing program, Beer Week events and the upcoming 5kish run on Saturday with Rick Star; brewery owner, Samantha Egloff; SVC Brewery Coordinator, and Michael Frazier; Viva Farm Executive Director.
A discussion about National Nutrition month with Diane Smith Associate Professor in Nutrition with the WSU Extention agency. She talks about portion control and how people can eat healthly and nutritiously.
Entrevista con lideres de la comunidad, con rumbo a Olympia, Capitolio, a hacerse escuchar a través del sexto Tribunal del pueblo, ademas de unirse a mas voces que acuden de todas partes del estado de Washington. Maru Mora Villalpando Directora de Latino Advocay, desde Olympia dando sus opiniones sobre la importancia de unirse para logros en busca de Justicia Social. El programa univeristario gratuito de Washington se acerca mas al escritorio del Gobernador Inslee. Juez Federal beneficia a jovenes que solicitan "green card" -nterview with leaders of the community, heading to Olympia, Capitolio, to be heard through the sixth People's Court, in addition to joining more voices that come from all parts of the state of Washington. Maru Mora Villalpando Director of Latino Advocay, from Olympia giving her opinions on the importance of joining for achievements in search of Social Justice. Washington's free school program is closer to Governor Inslee's desk. Federal Judge benefits young people who request "green card"
Interview by Mike Dumovich: Mike continues his Learn Yourself series by interviewing his fellow host Gary Kanter about his new CD, with all his original songs called We Marched Down This Road Before.
For more information, go to http://garykanter.com/, or https://store.cdbaby.com/Artist/GaryKanter, or gary@garmkanter.com.
We Do The Work Comment: Let’s share the wealth.
Senado vota en contra de la emergencia fronteriza de Trump. La contaminación del aire mata mas gente que fumar,según una investigación publicada el martes que pide medidas urgentes para detener la utilización de combustibles fósiles. El mayor escándalo de fraude educativo en la historia del pais. Comunicado de prensa de la FDA,permite la comercialización de un nuevo dispositivo para ayudar a tratar la intoxicación por monoxido de carbono. Al menos 49 muertos por tiroteos en Nueva Zelanda,pistolero es anti inmigrante de extrema derecha. Denuncian que ICE rastrea inmigrantes por las placas de autos. De los campos de San Quintín a los supermercados de Estados Unidos. -Senate votes against Trump's border emergency. Air pollution kills more people than smoking, according to research published on Tuesday that calls for urgent measures to stop the use of fossil fuels. The biggest scandal of educational fraud in the history of the country. Press release from the FDA, allows the commercialization of a new device to help treat carbon monoxide poisoning. At least 49 killed by shootings in New Zealand, gunman is anti-immigrant right-wing. They denounce that ICE tracks immigrants through the license plates. From the fields of San Quintín to the supermarkets of the United States.
Gardening with WSU Master Gardener Brenda Cunningham. She talks about landscaping with native plants.
A conversation with Amy Edwards, instructor at Skagit Valley College. She is leading a Study Abroad trip to Barcelona and talks about the upcoming exciting adventure for students.
a conversation with the director of the Skagit Historical Museum, Jo Wolffe. She talks about the day they opened the fifty year old time capsule and what their going to put into a new one, as well as other upcoming events.
Podria usted recibir en ahorro de energía hasta $400.00, si pide cita a PSE. El Club de estudiantes inmigrantes en Skagit realizan su presentación en el Teatro Lincoln . El consulado mexicano viene al SVC "Consulado sobre Ruedas" Reportaje de los últimos acontecimientos en Tacoma,Wa desde el centro de detención del NWDC. -You could receive up to $ 400.00 in energy savings, if you request an appointment with PSE. The Immigrant Student Club in Skagit performs at the Lincoln Theater. The Mexican consulate comes to the SVC "Consulate on Wheels" Report of recent events in Tacoma, Wa from the NWDC detention center.
Juan Farias trabaja en la Biblioteca Publica de Burlington,Wa con la comunidad hispana,dios a saber de todos los programas de ayuda,sin costo alguno. José Sánchez Brambila Educador de salud con un tema del alcoholismo y sus repercusiones y con recomendaciones de ayuda. Prohibición de bolsas de bolsas de plástico pasa al Senado de Washington. Una cepa de gripe mas leve y mas vacunas pueden estar haciendo mella.En lo que va de la temporada de gripe,59 personas han muerto en el estado de Washington. Estas cifras es un gran descenso en los dos ultimos anos. La mitad de las muertes de jóvenes entre 10 y 24 anos en las Américas son prevenibles.
Joe Thomas, President of the Arizona Education Association
Interview by Lori Province: Joe describes the amazing actions by teachers and the community to support their public schools.
For more information, go to http://www.arizonaea.org/home/26.htm, or https://aflcio.org/blog, or http://www.thestand.org/.
We Do The Work Comments:
Trump’s postal privatization task force has absurd ideas.
Trade wars aren’t cheap.
Mike Elliott, former Burlington Northern Train Engineer Interview by Ken Winkes: Mike reports on the ending of his long struggle after becoming a whistle blower that put his own career on the line.
For more information, go to Public Access to Court Electronic Records (PACER) website at: https://www.pacer.gov/, Fair Warning article for Mike’s case at: https://www.fairwarning.org/2015/10/bnsf/, KOMO news recently did a story on Mike’s case at: https://komonews.com/news/local/bnsf-whistleblower-who-exposed-safety-violations-worries-others-wont-come-forward.
We Do The Work Comments: The new NAFTA rewrite will make prescriptions more expensive.
“Learn Yourself” with Conor Casey, Labor Archivist for the Labor Archives of Washington, Ellie Belew, author, and Megan Cornish, retiree from Seattle City Light, Part 1
Interview by Mike Dumovich: Conor, Ellie, and Megan examine Seattle City Light’s Electrical Trades Program and how the first trade’s women were treated as well as the effects of affirmative action and other organizations of the 1970’s.
For more information about the book launch of ‘High Voltage Women’ by Ellie Belew on March 9, other events, and history, go to https://www.solidaritycentennial.com/ or www.laborarchives.org or http://www.redletterpress.org/highvoltagewomen.html.
We Do The Work Comment: Different techniques of voting suppression was huge during the 2018 elections.
“Learn Yourself” with Conor Casey, Labor Archivist for the Labor Archives of Washington, Ellie Belew, author, and Megan Cornish, retiree from Seattle City Light, Part 2 Mar 5, 2019 Interview by Mike Dumovich: Conor, Ellie, and Megan continue their conversation about Seattle City Light’s Electrical Trades Program and how the first trade’s women were treated as well as the effects of affirmative action and other organizations of the 1970’s. For more information about the book launch of ‘High Voltage Women’ by Ellie Belew on March 9, other events, and history, go to https://www.solidaritycentennial.com/ or www.laborarchives.org or http://www.redletterpress.org/highvoltagewomen.html. We Do The Work Comment: Which party would benefit if voting was mandatory? Listen to the program: https://exchange.prx.org/p/268711 https://exchange.prx.org/pieces/268711-learn-yourself-with-conor-casey-labor-archi/floating_piece
Zaachila Orozco de Seattle la joven que iba a ser encarcelada por brindar ayuda humanitaria en el desierto de Arizona. Legislatura:Los proyectos de Ley buscan construir sobre el progreso de la ayuda para vivienda.La comisión federal de comercio:Información para los consumidores.Esta es la semana de Proteccion del Consumidor 2019. -Zaachila Orozco from Seattle, the young woman who was to be imprisoned for providing humanitarian aid in the Arizona desert. Legislature: The bills seek to build on the progress of housing assistance. The Federal Trade Commission: Information for consumers. This is the week of Consumer Protection 2019. The sonadores (DACA) ask to move to the action to stop sounding in a better future. Lawmakers in Olympia passed landmark legislation with the Voting Rights Act for Native Americans. Los sonadores (DACA) piden pasar a la accion para dejar de sonar en un futuro mejor. Los legisladores en Olimpia aprobaron una legislación historica con la Ley de derechos de votación de los nativos americanos.
Marco Vinicio Barcena del consulado Mexicano,anunciando la visita del consulado sobre ruedas en Bellingham,Wa.29,30 y 31 de Marzo,citas a partir del 14. Maru Mora Villalpando Directora de Latino Advocacy,con temas de inmigración Senador Larsen celebra foro comunitario en La Conner. El nuevo aeropuerto de Pain Field en Everett,abre el lunes con el primer vuelo. Un estudiante de Mount Vernon de la escuela Madison hizo historia al participar en el concurso Nacional de ortografia. -Marco Vinicio Barcena of the Mexican consulate, announcing the visit of the consulate on wheels in Bellingham, Wa.29.30 and March 31, appointments from 14. Maru Mora Villalpando Director of Latino Advocacy, with immigration issues Senator Larsen holds a community forum in La Conner. The new airport of Pain Field in Everett, opens on Monday with the first flight. A Mount Vernon student from Madison School made history by participating in the National Spelling Bee.
Programa de abogados voluntarios,ofrece planificación patrimonial gratuita.Un programa de Acción Comunitaria del Condado de Skagit. Programa de conservación utilizado en el Condado de Skagit espera la autorización,incluidos 26 proyectos locales. Camara aprueba proyecto de ley para ampliar la verificación de antecedentes de venta de armas. Según informe Washington,uno de los estados mas caros para el cuidado infantil. Todas las escuelas publicas necesitaran políticas contra el acoso escolar para los estudiantes transgenero según el proyecto de ley aprobado por el senado de washington. Administración Trump extiende TPS para el Salvador y Nicaragua. La Comisión Federal de Comercio.Información para consumidores. Tema de Salud y estado fisico. -Volunteer attorneys program offers free estate planning. A Skagit County Community Action program. Conservation program used in Skagit County awaits authorization, including 26 local projects. Camara approves bill to broaden the background check on arms sales. According to the Washington report, one of the most expensive states for child care. All public schools will need anti-bullying policies for transgender students according to the bill passed by the Washington Senate. Administration Trump extends TPS for El Salvador and Nicaragua. The Federal Trade Commission. Information for consumers. Theme of Health and physical state