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October is Farm to School Month and you'll hear about how local produce makes its way to local schools on the Nonprofit Story with host Dr. Consuelo Meux. On Playing With Food, Fr. Ian explores how Agri-Entertainment is using agriculture for fun, education, and profits. On Peace Love & Pets, host Robin Coleman speaks with new Woods Humane Society CEO Emily L’Heureux about some recent shelter trends, along with a reminder about the Wiggle Waggle Fall Festival.

On The Nonprofit Story this week, Dr. Consuelo features Claire Tuohey-Mote, Communications Director & Farm to School Coordinator for SLO Money, Kayla Rutland, Executive Director of City Farm SLO, and Taryn Mohler, Market Manager of Harvestly. We will talk about Farm to School Month and programs that support this event and local produce farmers throughout the County.

On Peace Love & Pets, host Robin Coleman speaks with new Woods Humane Society CEO Emily L’Heureux about some recent shelter trends, along with a reminder about Wiggle Waggle Fall Festival

Just because your friends are doing it - doesn't mean that it's good for you. Your Grandmother's words still ring true! Tune in for a conversation about current lifestyle choices that actually do more harm than good.

The Grape Nut, Betsey Nash, visited Casa Dumetz in Los Alamos. While enjoying an afternoon of wine and conversation, she learned an important lesson from winemaker Sonja Magdevski.

Tune in for a conversation about the healing benefits of equine therapy - Jutta Thoerner and Kasia Roether co-founders of Life Coaching with Horses share their life-long love and connection with horses and how they work with clients to help inspire healing and regulate their emotions, and build stronger more satisfying relationships in life.

A chat with Chef Pablo Estrada, at Half Moon Bay’s Fattoria e Mare

Jeff Stava, with George Kaiser Family Foundation shares insights about Tulsa's Gathering Place.

On this World Mental Health day - tune in for a conversation about the potential joys and challenges in revisiting old photos, movies and reminders of our past. How we remember the story of our lives directly impacts our mental health and well-being.

Attorney and author Hannibal B. Johnson shares insights about Tulsa's Black Wall Street Massacre and Greenwood Rising Black History Center.