Weekend Shows

This week’s show featured Capstone Behavioral Health of Nebraska’s Dana Ritterbush discussing how employers and co-worker can help save lives from potential suicide. Then, Boo Bazaar organizers Claire Caswell and John Clark invited the public to their annual event to support local artists. Finally, Food Bank for the Heartland’s Stephanie Sullivan promoted a donation match happening during this Hunger Action Month of September.

This week’s show featured Reformation at the Crossroads president Kristine Bockerman, discussing their mission of empowering women experiencing trauma and addiction through personal growth.

This week’s show featured Arbor Day Farm marketing manager Rachel Hrabik promoting the annual AppleJack Festival, Total Truck and Machine’s Kevin Wehrli and Richard Miller inviting the public to their community event at their new showroom, and American Foundation for Suicide Prevention CEO Bob Gebbia discussing Suicide Prevention Month.

This week’s show featured Kim Foundation executive director Molly Verble discussing their work to prevent suicide, OmahaHawks president Grant Schulte promoting their fundraising event for Make-A-Wish Foundation, and Paul & Neva Grace Foundation co-founder and executive director Kelly Sparr talking about their efforts to provide hospice care for those without the financial means to access the care they need.

This week’s show featured Scouting America Mid-America Council CEO Chris Mehaffey discussing the benefits of scouting for young leaders. Then, Rawle Andrews, Jr., executive director of the American Psychiatric Association Foundation, responded to a new survey finding most Americans want schools to provide mental health education.

This week’s show featured Community Alliance president and CEO Aileen Brady promoting their annual “Breaking the Silence” event to combat the stigma of mental health, Dundee Day production manager Eric Kaplan inviting the public to their free community event on August 23rd in the heart of the city, and Alzheimer’s Foundation of America president and CEO Charles J. Fuschillo Jr. discussing their free education conference at Bellevue University on September 17th.

This week’s show featured 26.2 Step Mini-Marathon organizer Denise Ibsen Cole promoting the annual event that raises funds for cancer-related charities, Marilyn Lowery invited the public to the free “Pillage the Village” community event, Dr. Tiffany Powell-Wiley informed about CKM Syndrome, and Douglas County Sheriff Aaron Hanson talked about a program that gets at-risk youth employment opportunities.

This week’s show featured business coach, therapist and author Scott Anderson discussing tips for dealing with burnout and stress at work.

This week’s show featured Carter Lake Fire Department training officer Nate Bradburn promoting a fundraising concert and food event for the department to purchase equipment and gear, First Presbyterian Church of Bellevue historian Betty Kieran inviting the public to a community event honoring the 175th anniversary of the church, and Nebraska Gov. Jim Pillen and Omaha Mayor John Ewing discussing recent illegal immigration operations in the area.