Sunday Morning Magazine

Aubrey Zoli is the Senior Development Manager for the American Cancer Society, leading the challenge for the annual 'Making Strides Against Breast Cancer' walk. Zoli speaks about the event, a non-competitive walk in celebration of Breast Cancer Awareness Month. It will take place Saturday morning, Oct 22 at Seattle's Gas Works Park. There will be booths for education, and an opportunity to honor t...

Lisa Forbes is a national speaker and author of 'I Can Take it From Here: A Memoir of Trauma, Prison and Self-Empowerment'. Lisa shares her tough story, and her success in a fulfilled life. A life led by a formula that any person dealing with trauma can incorporate personally. See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-...

Mike Dillon has edited a beautiful book about a northwest garden situated on Queen Anne in "Notes from the Garden - Creating A Pacific Northwest Sanctuary". Madeleine Wilde wrote 'garden' columns for the Queen Anne-Magnolia newspaper for nearly 2 decades. She wrote of her garden, but also the trees and special sites in the neighborhoods. We can learn so much about the natural flora of our northwes...

Anna Gottlieb is the Executive Director of Cancer Pathways, a non-profit that does incredible work in our communities for persons touched by cancer. In an overview of these past few months, Anna touches on the summer camps for kids. There were five, and these camps make such a difference for the kids that many come back as counselors when they are teens. A teen writing contest has now reached yout...

Beverly and Dereck Joubert have been a dynamic partnership in life and work. They are storytellers of the wildlife in Africa and advocates for the life and health of these animals as well as for all of nature everywhere. They are explorers working with National Geographic and have created 11 books with Nat Geo, the latest: The Ultimate Book of African Animals, which is a kind of photographic safar...

Dr. David Bissonette is an Associate Professor of Nutritional Science at Minnesota State University and the author of an important new book: Insatiable: A Nation's Unappeasable Hunger. New research pubished in the journal Public Health Nutrition found that readily available packaged foods and beverages have a TON, that's 2000 pounds more added sugar today than they did 15 years ago. Drinks are 36%...

on Sunday Morning Magazine: Dr. Julie Gatza, a health educator is one of the nation's top chiropractic physicians with more than 30 years of clinical practice. Using her understanding of the nervous system, nutrition, and alternative therapies, Dr. Gatza’s mission with each patient is to enhance their body's potential to heal itself. Today's focus is on 'sugar'. According to the American Heart Ass...

on Sunday Morning Magazine: Dr. Ronald Alexander is a psychotherapist who works with lots of creatives and shares these stories and all we can learn from them in his new book: Core Creativity: The Mindful way to unlock Your Creative Self. We are so much more than most of us realize and we need to become more aware of aspects of ourselves that can only make us better and greater. Dreams--these are...

on Sunday Morning Magazine: Elaine Parke is our beginning of the month guest as we make the month by month journey through her book 'The Habits of Unity--12 Months to a Stronger America'. The theme for August is: Know Who You Are! It's an ideal focus on self awareness with the resulting awareness that each of us can and do make a difference. We need to focus on the constructive, the uplifting, the...

on Sunday Morning Magazine: Thomas Vozzo is a global business executive who left that world when he saw the injustices and is now the unpaid CEO of Homeboy. In his book "The Homeboy Way: A Radical Approach to Business and Life" Thomas relates his story and finding his way to volunteering at Homeboy Industries in LA. Founded 30 years ago this very successful entity assists former gang members and t...

on Sunday Morning Magazine: Susan McClelland is a journalist, and an author of some special books--ones that focus on the life of children, young people in war-torn lands. Her latest is Boy from Buchenwald--The True Story of a Holocaust Survivor. The young boy is Robbie Waisman who moved to Canada in 1948 following rescue from a concentration camp and some years of education in France. This is a v...

on Sunday Morning Magazine: Mitch Mitchell was an attorney in private practice, but now is Associate Counsel of Estate Planning at Trust & Will, an online platform that both educates in a broad spectrum of all things related to this aspect of life planning, and also offers the option to create a will or a trust. He's with us to provide some insights and details on wills primarily and all the r...

on Sunday Morning Magazine: Jay McDonald is an executive Leadership Coach and the author of 'Strategic Jaywalking: The Secret Sauce to Life & Leadership Excellence'. While Jay has worked with many industries and coaching professionals, his insights and experiences apply to any of us in any situation--strategic thinking, or thinking outside the box. It's a great tool for parents, a great tool f...

on Sunday Morning Magazine: On the first weekend of each month we meet Elaine Parke, the creator of the Habits of Unity, and this is an ideal weekend to consider this acknowledging that this weekend is more than simply partying. We can potentially take this day to consider our role, what we can and need to do to be part of the solution for Unity. From her book The Habits of Unity Elaine shares som...

on Sunday Morning Magazine: Dr. Nazir Ibrahim is a world-renowned paleontologist who teaches at the University of Detroit-Mercy, and leads expeditions to Africa's Sahara (and discovering a new dinosaur--spinosaurus). He's preparing for a new expedition scouting for a longer one in the fall. More discoveries are buried in that sand. Dr. Ibrahim is a natural and engaging teacher, and directs us to a...

on Sunday Morning Magazine: Nita Whittaker is an incredible woman, a singer who has sung with some of the biggest names of our time, is a former Miss Louisiana, is an author, and a daughter who honors her father in a beautiful book: When Your Hand is in The Lion's Mouth--The Life and Wisdom of a Man Named Green. It's a invaluable insignt into Green's long and devoted life, a life based in faith an...

on Sunday Morning Magazine: Liliya and Maksym Kovalenko. Liliya is the President of the Ukrainian Association of Washington State and along with Maksym are strongly involved in preserving and presenting their Ukrainian cultural heritage locally. June is a big fund raising month with a Teddy Bear Drop taking place to provide the bears to comfort children. And there's a big need for medical supplies...

on Sunday Morning Magazine: Elaine Parke is our beginning of the month launch author as we make the month by month journey through her book 'The Habits of Unity--12 Months to a Stronger America'. June invites us to focus on "Reach Higher". It's completely an individual situation but we can imagine that if each one of us decides to make this decision each day, beginning today, what a greater and st...

on Sunday Morning Magazine: Dr. Gregory Jantz is a Psychologist in the Puget Sound area and a best-selling author. His latest book is So Much to Live For. He discusses the crisis we are facing with our youth with depression and suicide. Be willing to step in, to ask and listen and to keep following up. www.drgregoryjantz.com Twitter @GregoryJantzPhD See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy...

Ed Hajim lived many years of his young life in foster care even though his father wanted to be his parent. Ed made the best of these early years to become a great husband and father, as well as a Wall Street executive. He shares his experiences in his book 'On the Road Less Traveled--an Unlikely Journey from the Orphanage to the Boardroom'. We all can learn some great life lessons, and this would...

on Sunday Morning Magazine: Dr Masae Kawamura is a tuberculosis clinician, an expert consultant for CDC's division of Tuberculosis Elimination. She discusses the largest and worst outbreak of TB in Washington in the last 20 years. Covid 19 likely played a role, so it's important to be vigilant and use good procedures such as masks, and sanitation in dense living situations such as correction facil...

at 5:45am: Johnna French is a foodie and food blogger who brings information about food allergies for food awareness week. Peanut allergies are one of the big food items that trigger alleriges in kids and adults, so Johnna shares recipes and ideas using almond butter which include a great salad dressing and an almond butter and jelly banana bread bar. www.johnnaknowsgoodfood.com See Privacy Policy...

on Sunday Morning Magazine: Elaine Parke is the author of 'The Habits of Unity--12 Months to a Stronger America'. Each month is a focus on the 12 Habits, with May being the month to focus on Gratitude. It's an important aspect in our life, and we might consider it begining with our moms, with all they gave to and for us, and how we learned gratitude early, and need to express it to them, as well a...

on Sunday Morning Magazine: Jill Simmons CEO of Washington Trails Association gives a quick overview of the work being done by volunteers--creating and repairing trails; of the trainings provided for leadership so teachers and group leaders can take students out in the wilderness safely and with the right gear. There's a gear lending library that makes that possible. Donations make a huge differen...

Shawna McMahon is the Executive Director of Immanuel Community Services in the Lake Union neighborhood, and ICS has provided services for over 40 years in this area. They have a food bank, hygiene center, meal program, and a clean & Sober shelter for men in an Outpatient Treatment Program. People from other neighborhoods visit the food bank because they feel safe there. The men in the shelter...