The Sunday Journal: Recent Episodes
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Kari Steele is your host each Sunday, providing in-depth interviews from organizations within our community. Listen each Sunday morning at 6:30 a.m. on KOST 103.5 and iHeartRadio.
Kari Steele talks to Dr. Jim Kooler, Special Consultant on Behavioral Health at the California Department of Health Services. Dr. Kooler is leading policy efforts to see that youth receive the behavioral health services that they need. (Aired January 30, 2022)
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Join Kari Steele as she speaks to Sky Valencia about the St. Martin's Animal Foundation
Listen to Kari Steele chime in with the CEO of the David & Margaret Home, Charles C. Rich as he explains the importance of the home, the services provided to the young girls and the grand opening celebration of their new store open to the public!
Ryan Russek, founder of "Wish Upon A Toy" joins Ryan Manno & Darlene Rodrigo for a special edition of "The Sunday Journal" on KOST 103.5. Tune in to find out how this local non-profit got started and make sure to bring the tissues. Toy drive happening now through 12/19. Please contact wishuponatoy@gmail.com if you'd like to contribute.
Listen to Kari Steele's interview with Executive Director Patricia Meyer & Alumni Haena Worthing of Miriam's House. Miriam’s House helps women get the support they need to stay sober, become good parents and develop into productive members of society.
Listen to Kari Steele's speak with Eden & Derek Alpert from Concern Foundation.
Concern Foundation is an independent, volunteer-driven organization conceived in 1968 by a group of friends who wanted to make sure their dollars counted in the fight against cancer.
By specifically targeting promising post- doctoral scientists and providing critically needed “seed” money for innovative projects, Concern Foundation bridges the gap that currently exists in the scientific research community.