Together For Good

What does it mean to be a neighbor? West Avenue Compassion is creating a collaborative model for improving their community, and Dr. Eric Buell joins Cody to discuss how that works.

A reair from 2024 - Cody visits with Alex and Brent from Wonders & Worries.

What does "community services" truly mean? Well, for Simon Salas, CEO of Good Samaritan Community Services, it means coming home to the place you grew up and helping your neighbors live a fuller and more successful life.

A reair from 2023! Cody visits with Jessica Knudsen of Clarity Child Guidance Center.

A reair from 2024! Jacob Huereca from Connections Individual and Family Services joins Cody to talk about the emergency shelter Connections provides, as well as their prevention and support services. They talk about why we might be going through a mental health "crisis" and how it's important to empower youth to make their own choices.

A reair from 2024! Nonprofit organizations operating in small towns have their own unique set of challenges and strengths, and Floresville Food Pantry and Resource Center is no exception. Cody talks with Judy Martin, the treasurer of the all-volunteer food pantry, to learn more about the flexibility and dedication it takes to serve friends and neighbors every day.

Jessica Weaver, CEO of Communities in Schools of San Antonio, chats with Cody about CIS's general programs and then focuses in on their exciting new endeavor, the Hope Squad.

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 is joined by Gladys Gonzalez from Catholic Charities. They chat about the cycle-breaking work teen moms face and the support they receive from Seton Home.

In celebration of Together for Good recording over 100 episodes, we invited our very first guest back! Vinsen Faris of Meals on Wheels San Antonio discusses senior health and wellness with Cody, and shares why San Antonio is a good place to age in place.

A back to school reair from 2024! Miriam Elizondo visits the studio to talk about Sunshine Cottage, a local, legacied school for hearing-impaired children.

A back to school reair from 2024! Donna Dishman from Canine Classmates shares with Cody the special role a dog can play in helping children learn.

A back to school reair from 2023! Katrina Campbell talks about the important work Brighton Center does to help little ones learn and grow.

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.

Cody is joined by the wonderful Linda Coward, who leads the local Threads of Love group at CBC. Linda shares about the work their volunteers do to bring hope and peace to families experiencing premature births.

Cody has an inspiring conversation with married couple Sarah and Austin Baughman of Adult & Teen Challenge of Texas. Sarah and Austin share their personal journeys through the program, shed light on the difference between sobriety and recovery, and explain how "a lie unchallenged is the truth you live by."

Wyndee Holbrook joins Cody to talk about the work of Interfaith San Antonio Alliance, an organization dedicated to connecting San Antonians of different faith backgrounds and traditions.

Sarassa Inglis from Ransomed Life Texas comes to talk with Cody about the ins and outs of child sex trafficking and what we as a community can do to help vulnerable children.

LaMoyne Davis and Dr. Kay Scott, CEO and Executive Director of the Family Life Center of New Braunfels, come to the studio to discuss navigating life's financial crises with clients.

Pastor Bobby Contreras of Alamo Heights Baptist Church shares insights about a community's process of grief after a tragedy.