Together For Good

In this episode of Together for Good, host Cody Knowlton sits down with Dawn White-Fosdick, President and CEO of Christian Assistance Ministry (CAM). Dawn discusses the deep intersection of chronic homelessness and severe mental illness in San Antonio, and how CAM’s innovative new program, CAM Passion Care, is breaking down barriers by bringing low-barrier, psychiatric care directly to the unhoused population.

In this episode of Together for Good, host Cody Knowlton sits down with Tiffany Quiring, Executive Director of the CRRC of Canyon Lake (Community Resource and Recreation Center). Tiffany sheds light on the often-invisible struggles of rural living—from skyrocketing property values and a lack of upward mobility to the logistical hurdles of a massive 81-mile shoreline with limited public transportation.

What does it truly mean to love your neighbor? In this episode of Together for Good, host Cody Knowlton sits down with the Reverend Carrie Guerra, rector of St. Francis Episcopal Church, to explore how a small congregation in San Antonio’s Medical Center area is making a massive impact on the city’s refugee population.

Domestic violence is a pervasive issue that often remains hidden until it spills into the public. In this episode of Together for Good, host Cody Knowlton sits down with Rhonda Williamson, Executive Director of Safer Path Family Violence Shelter, to shed light on the complex realities of abuse.

Please enjoy this reair from 2024!

Join Cody for a "cool" chat with the Co-Founder of Ability Skateboarding & Action Sports! Andrew Garcia tells us more about his vision for capturing the fun of skateboarding for all.

Two Hill Country-based organizations discuss the recovery that's taken place since last year's July 4 floods, and what the community is looking forward to this summer.

Cody Knowlton has a great conversation with one of San Antonio's influential former mayors, the Honorable Phil Hardberger. They discuss Hardberger Park, Haven for Hope, and the importance of green spaces for public health.

Smart, strong, and bold! Lea Rosenauer of Girls Inc. joins Cody in the studio to talk about the empowering work of Girls Inc. and the unique challenges faced by this generation of young women.

Cody speaks with Goldie Rabson and Amy Harding from Hill Country CASA about the realities of child abuse and what we can do to help families who are struggling.

Bill Waechter, CEO of Baptist Health System in San Antonio, joins Cody to talk about all things hospital-related. Bill fills us in on the needs of the community and the services offered by the system. They also discuss the faith-based mission of the system and how it informs care today.

Audrea Gibson, founder of Seeds of Love, visits the studio! She and Cody discuss the organization's mission of involving children in service early, and how important modeling that behavior can be.

Join Cody and a good friend of the Foundation, Rev. Jorge Zayasbazan, as they discuss Baptist Temple, a vibrant, diverse, century-old church on San Antonio's Southeast side. 

Dixie Maddox from House of Neighborly Service joins Cody on the podcast.

A reair from 2025. Cody visits with Pat Ogle of Northeast Senior Assistance regarding the transportation and social needs of seniors in our area.

Tracey Fontenot joins Cody to talk about empowering children with disabilities to participate and be part of a team!

Two nonprofit leaders, Kellie Stallings of NB Housing Partners and Bryce Boddie of Hill Country Family Services, talk with Cody about the importance of collaboration throughout our community. 

A reair from 2025! Sarassa Inglis of Ransomed Life Texas sheds some light on human trafficking in Texas.

Joining Cody is Amir Samandi, founder and CEO of Students of Service, an organization that encourages youth to engage in the community.

Please enjoy this reair from May 2025. A hospital chaplain and a volunteer chaplain discuss being present during times of crisis.