Community Builders - A Chico Podcast

In Episode #9 – Season 2 of Community Builders, we sit down with Janice Walker of Chico Project SAVE for a moving conversation about service, purpose, and what it means to truly show up for your community.Janice shares how Chico Project Save has grown from a small effort to gather unused medical supplies into a life-changing organization serving people both locally and around the world. From hospital beds and wheelchairs to oxygen equipment and other essential items, their work has brought comfort, dignity, and hope to countless families.One of the most powerful moments in this conversation is Janice’s reminder that when you see good work happening, you can join it. Her story is a beautiful example of how one small step toward helping others can grow into something far bigger than you ever imagined.To learn more or support Chico Project SAVE, visit chicoprojectsave.org.Follow us on Instagram: @community.builders.chico👉 Watch the live video recorded episode hereEPISODE CREDITS:Hosted by Dorian Cohen Produced by Metric StudiosEdited by Michael Bone and Seth Ryan TrachtmanAudio mixed by Michael BoneArtwork designed by Dorian Cohen Segment jingles  licensed through Music BedBe sure to follow Community Builders on YouTube and Instagram!InstagramYouTube (Full Video Episodes)

In Season 2 - Episode #8 of Community Builders, we sit down with Keith Jouganatos for a powerful conversation about storytelling, local news, and the responsibility of keeping a community informed.Keith shares what it really means to be a reporter, from early morning prep to going live on air, and breaks down the full process of turning a story idea into a finished broadcast. He talks about the importance of accuracy over speed, why local news matters more than ever, and how social media is changing the way people consume information.We dive into the role of journalism in shaping a community, touching on major local issues like homelessness, public safety, and civic awareness. Keith explains his philosophy of “setting the table, not telling people what to eat,” emphasizing the importance of neutrality and giving every voice a fair shot.On a personal level, Keith opens up about his journey from Sacramento to Louisiana, to New York, and finally to Chico, including setbacks, second chances, and what it took to rebuild his career. He shares how discipline, resilience, and a deep love for storytelling helped him find his footing and thrive.This episode is a reminder that behind every headline is a human story and that strong communities are built on truth, trust, and communication.Follow us on Instagram: @community.builders.chico👉 Watch the live video recorded episode hereEPISODE CREDITS:Hosted by Dorian Cohen Produced by Metric StudiosEdited by Michael Bone and Seth Ryan TrachtmanAudio mixed by Michael BoneArtwork designed by Dorian Cohen Segment jingles  licensed through Music BedBe sure to follow Community Builders on YouTube and Instagram!InstagramYouTube (Full Video Episodes)

In Season 2 - Episode #7 of Community Builders, we sit down with Chief Billy Aldridge of the Chico Police Department for an in-depth conversation about leadership, public safety, and what it really takes to serve a growing and evolving community.Chief Aldridge breaks down the structure of a modern police department, from patrol officers to captains, and explains how over 200 staff members work together to respond to more than 200,000 calls each year. He shares what his role looks like day to day, the importance of delegation, and how building trust within his team is essential to keeping Chico safe.We also dive into some of the biggest challenges facing the city today, including rising domestic violence cases, homelessness, and the complexities of balancing compassion with public safety. Chief Aldridge offers a thoughtful perspective on working alongside organizations like Catalyst Domestic Violence Services and Jesus Center to provide support rather than punishment whenever possible.On a personal level, he shares his journey from the military to law enforcement, how becoming a father reshaped his approach to policing, and why emotional intelligence and diversity are critical traits for the next generation of officers.This episode is a powerful look into the people and systems working every day to keep our community safe.Follow us on Instagram: @community.builders.chico👉 Watch the live video recorded episode hereEPISODE CREDITS:Hosted by Dorian Cohen Produced by Metric StudiosEdited by Michael Bone and Seth Ryan TrachtmanAudio mixed by Michael BoneArtwork designed by Dorian Cohen Segment jingles  licensed through Music BedBe sure to follow Community Builders on YouTube and Instagram!InstagramYouTube (Full Video Episodes)

In Season 2, Episode #6 of Community Builders, we sit down with Katrina Woodcox, Executive Director of The ARC of Butte County, for a heartfelt conversation about advocacy, inclusion, and what it really takes to support people with developmental disabilities and their families.Katrina shares the powerful story behind the ARC’s founding, how a small parent-led movement grew into one of the region’s largest service providers, and what it looks like today to serve over 1,700 individuals across Butte County and beyond. She explains programs like respite care, independent living skills, supported employment, and why human connection is just as important as funding.On a personal level, Katrina opens up about raising a daughter with autism, the challenges and breakthroughs along the way, and how her journey as a parent shaped her leadership and purpose. Her message is simple but powerful: be kind, be curious, and step outside your comfort zone to build a more inclusive community.This episode is a reminder that community is strongest when everyone belongs.Follow us on Instagram: @community.builders.chico👉 Watch the live video recorded episode hereEPISODE CREDITS:Hosted by Dorian Cohen Produced by Metric StudiosEdited by Michael Bone and Seth Ryan TrachtmanAudio mixed by Michael BoneArtwork designed by Dorian Cohen Segment jingles  licensed through Music BedBe sure to follow Community Builders on YouTube and Instagram!InstagramYouTube (Full Video Episodes)

In Episode #5 of Season 2 of Community Builders, we sit down with Mike Ramsey, Butte County’s longtime District Attorney and one of the most influential figures in the region’s criminal justice system.Mike shares what it really means to “do justice,” breaking down the often misunderstood role of the District Attorney as the filter between law enforcement and the courts. He walks us through how charging decisions are made, why discretion matters, and how the goal is not simply punishment, but fairness, accountability, and protection for the community. We also trace Mike’s unconventional path to public service, from growing up in Oroville, to studying math and physics at Berkeley, to working as a newspaper reporter, and ultimately finding his calling in the legal system. Along the way, he reflects on formative moments that shaped his philosophy, including a single case that cemented his belief that justice must always be human.The conversation widens to the bigger picture, exploring how Chico and Butte County have changed over the decades, why trust and discretion are essential in a functioning system, and what makes this community such a special place to live and serve.Follow us on Instagram: @community.builders.chico👉 Watch the live video recorded episode hereEPISODE CREDITS:Hosted by Dorian Cohen Produced by Metric StudiosEdited by Michael Bone and Seth Ryan TrachtmanAudio mixed by Michael BoneArtwork designed by Dorian Cohen Segment jingles  licensed through Music BedBe sure to follow Community Builders on YouTube and Instagram!InstagramYouTube (Full Video Episodes)

In Episode #4 of Season 2 of Community Builders, we sit down with Muir Hughes, the longtime owner of Chico’s beloved downtown bookstore and one of the creative forces behind Chikoko.Muir shares why bookstores still matter in a world built for speed and convenience, and how simply walking through the door can reconnect people to curiosity, empathy, and each other. She reflects on what she has seen from behind the counter over the years, including how browsing habits and our relationship with discovery have changed in the internet era.We also dive into Chikoko’s 20 year legacy, including their recent show Beast, how the group built an experimental fashion show from the ground up, and why it resonates so deeply with Chico. Muir breaks down the audition process, the power of local models, and the permission the show gives people to be bold and expressive. She also highlights the Bizarre Bazaar, one of Chico’s most iconic local maker events.The conversation expands into the bigger picture, exploring how loneliness, screens, and the loss of shared spaces have reshaped connection, and why acts of service may be the clearest path back to community.Follow us on Instagram: @community.builders.chico👉 Watch the live video recorded episode hereEPISODE CREDITS:Hosted by Dorian Cohen Produced by Metric StudiosEdited by Michael Bone and Seth Ryan TrachtmanAudio mixed by Michael BoneArtwork designed by Dorian Cohen Segment jingles  licensed through Music BedBe sure to follow Community Builders on YouTube and Instagram!InstagramYouTube (Full Video Episodes)

In Episode #3 of Season 2 of Community Builders, We sit down with Brandon Slater of Slater & Son Construction, a third generation Chico builder whose family has helped shape the city since 1948. Brandon reflects on returning to Chico after working in the Bay Area, why his company prioritizes people over growth, and how a family business mindset influences the way they treat employees, clients, and partners. He also talks about the importance of staying connected to the community that has supported their work for generations.The conversation goes deeper into one of Chico’s biggest challenges: housing and homelessness. Brandon walks through his work with CHAT and local organizations, the thinking behind Hope Village, and the housing models he has built to create real paths toward stability. He also explains why affordable housing is so hard to build in California and how Chico can keep pushing for practical solutions without losing the human side of the issue.If you care about Chico’s future and the people working to strengthen it, this episode offers a grounded look at how community is built through craft, collaboration, and long term care.Follow us on Instagram: @community.builders.chico👉 Watch the live video recorded episode hereEPISODE CREDITS:Hosted by Dorian Cohen Produced by Metric StudiosEdited by Michael Bone and Seth Ryan TrachtmanAudio mixed by Michael BoneArtwork designed by Dorian Cohen Segment jingles  licensed through Music BedBe sure to follow Community Builders on YouTube and Instagram!InstagramYouTube (Full Video Episodes)

In Episode #2 of Season 2 of Community Builders, we sit down with creator and community organizer Lucia Mercado, the force behind Lunar Market, Divine Sundays, and several of Chico’s most vibrant cultural events. Lucia shares her journey from growing up in Riverside to building a life in Chico centered around creativity, inclusion, and community connection.Lucia talks about how her early experiences shaped her compassion for others and why she believes everyone deserves a place to belong. She walks us through the origins of Lunar Market, how it grew from a small pop-up into a Chico favorite, and why she is committed to keeping her events free, welcoming, and accessible to families of all backgrounds. We discuss the power of creative spaces, the importance of “the weird and alternative,” and how her vendors, musicians, and volunteers have become a community of their own.Lucia also opens up about her work with Explore Butte County and how she helps highlight the events, organizers, and hidden gems across Butte County. Her story is a reminder of how much can change when someone believes in community, listens to people’s needs, and creates places where everyone is invited to show up as themselves.Whether you love local events, are curious about Chico’s creative scene, or are someone looking for your own sense of belonging, this episode offers a heartfelt look at how meaningful spaces come to life through passion, courage, and collaboration.Follow us on Instagram: @community.builders.chico👉 Watch the live video recorded episode hereEPISODE CREDITS:Hosted by Dorian Cohen Produced by Metric StudiosEdited by Michael Bone and Seth Ryan TrachtmanAudio mixed by Michael BoneArtwork designed by Dorian Cohen Segment jingles  licensed through Music BedBe sure to follow Community Builders on YouTube and Instagram!InstagramYouTube (Full Video Episodes)

In Episode #1 of Season 2 of Community Builders, we sit down with Chico State President Steve Perez for a thoughtful and grounded conversation about leadership, education, and what it truly means to build community in Chico.President Perez walks us through his journey into higher education, the values that guide his leadership, and why he believes Chico State plays a vital role far beyond the campus borders. We talk about student success, the importance of listening, and how the university is working to create a supportive environment for every student who steps onto campus.He also shares his perspective on Chico’s future, the connection between local institutions and community wellbeing, and how collaboration between city partners, nonprofits, and the university can shape real change.Whether you are a student, a Chico resident, or someone who cares about the future of higher education, this conversation offers an honest and inspiring look at how strong communities are built through trust, communication, and a commitment to people.Follow us on Instagram: @community.builders.chico👉 Watch the live video recorded episode hereEPISODE CREDITS:Hosted by Dorian Cohen Produced by Metric StudiosEdited by Michael Bone and Seth Ryan TrachtmanAudio mixed by Michael BoneArtwork designed by Dorian Cohen Segment jingles  licensed through Music BedBe sure to follow Community Builders on YouTube and Instagram!InstagramYouTube (Full Video Episodes)

In Episode #13 of Community Builders, we sit down with Bryce Goldstein, Chico City Council member representing District 7 and a longtime transportation planner, for an in-depth conversation about civic engagement, housing, and what it really takes to make change at the local level.Bryce shares her journey from attending council meetings as a concerned resident to becoming an elected official. She talks about the importance of showing up, the realities of campaigning, and how she brings together her background in environmental science, her work in the arts, and her deep connection to local advocacy.Throughout the episode, Bryce opens up about housing affordability, the role of service providers in addressing homelessness, and how the political landscape of the council has shifted toward more collaboration. She also shares her vision for public transportation in Chico, including bus rapid transit and improving access across neighborhoods.Tune in for a grounded and thoughtful conversation about public service, city planning, and how local leadership can shape a better future for everyone.Follow us on Instagram: @community.builders.chico👉 Watch the live video recorded episode hereEPISODE CREDITS:Hosted by Dorian Cohen Produced by Metric StudiosEdited by Michael Bone and Seth Ryan TrachtmanAudio mixed by Michael BoneArtwork designed by Dorian Cohen Segment jingles  licensed through Music BedBe sure to follow Community Builders on YouTube and Instagram!InstagramYouTube (Full Video Episodes)

In Episode #12 of Community Builders, we sit down with Chico Fire Chief Steve Standridge to explore what it takes to lead a modern fire department and protect a growing city in the age of climate change, aging infrastructure, and evolving community needs.Chief Standridge shares his personal path from the Army to the fire service, why he believes firefighting is a calling, and what makes Chico’s department uniquely connected to the community it serves. We talk about the impact of new fire behavior research, the critical importance of training and trust on the job, and the reality of fighting wildland and structure fires in Chico.He also opens up about the pressures facing today’s firefighters, from arson investigations to wildland fire mitigation, and how community support and city resources play a vital role in public safety.Whether you’re a resident, policymaker, or just someone who appreciates the work of first responders, this conversation will give you a deeper look at what it means to serve with heart, grit, and humility.Follow us on Instagram: @community.builders.chico👉 Watch the live video recorded episode hereEPISODE CREDITS:Hosted by Dorian Cohen Produced by Metric StudiosEdited by Michael Bone and Seth Ryan TrachtmanAudio mixed by Michael BoneArtwork designed by Dorian Cohen Segment jingles  licensed through Music BedBe sure to follow Community Builders on YouTube and Instagram!InstagramYouTube (Full Video Episodes)

In Episode #11 of Community Builders, we sit down with Wendy Fairon, Principal of Chico Country Day School, to talk about what it takes to build a learning environment that puts trust, curiosity, and connection at the center. Wendy shares the school’s roots as one of California’s first charter schools, explains their commitment to project-based learning, and reflects on what makes a school feel like a true community for both kids and adults.We explore how CCDS partners with families, supports teachers, and inspires students to see themselves as capable, curious contributors. Wendy also opens up about her path from culinary school to education leadership, the importance of supporting teachers as learners, and what it means to stay hopeful and idealistic in the face of real challenges.Whether you’re a parent, teacher, or community member, this episode is a reminder of how powerful education can be when it’s driven by people who care.Follow us on Instagram: @community.builders.chico👉 Watch the live video recorded episode hereEPISODE CREDITS:Hosted by Dorian Cohen Produced by Metric StudiosEdited by Michael Bone and Seth Ryan TrachtmanAudio mixed by Michael BoneArtwork designed by Dorian Cohen Segment jingles  licensed through Music BedBe sure to follow Community Builders on YouTube and Instagram!InstagramYouTube (Full Video Episodes)

In Episode #10 of Community Builders, we sit down with Emily Acevedo, Executive Director of Butte Humane Society, one of the longest-running nonprofits in Butte County. Emily shares her story of how she went from working in business development to leading an organization that helps thousands of animals each year through shelter services, vet care, and outreach programs.Throughout the episode, Emily talks about the realities of running an animal shelter today, including rising costs, limited space, and a national shortage of veterinarians. She explains how her team works to prevent animals from entering the shelter system by supporting pet owners with food, medical care, and education. Emily also opens up about the emotional side of the job, touching on compassion fatigue and how her team stays focused on the wins.Tune in for an honest and inspiring conversation about community care, animal welfare, and what it means to build a more compassionate Chico.Follow us on Instagram: @community.builders.chico👉 Watch the live video recorded episode hereEPISODE CREDITS:Hosted by Dorian Cohen Produced by Metric StudiosEdited by Michael Bone and Seth Ryan TrachtmanAudio mixed by Michael BoneArtwork designed by Dorian Cohen Segment jingles  licensed through Music BedBe sure to follow Community Builders on YouTube and Instagram!InstagramYouTube (Full Video Episodes)

In Episode #9 of Community Builders, we sit down with Bob Trausch, co-founder of Chico Housing Action Team (CHAT). Bob shares the story of how CHAT began in 2011 with a small group of volunteers responding to dangerously cold weather. What started as an emergency effort quickly grew into a long-term mission to provide stable housing and rebuild lives.Bob explains how CHAT has expanded over the years, creating safe, supportive environments like Everhart Village—a community designed for individuals with mental illness that offers housing, food, and 24/7 staff support.This episode explores Bob’s deep commitment to human connection, his experience growing up in poverty, and the values that drive his work. Tune in for a powerful conversation about community responsibility, second chances, and what it really means to be a helper in Chico.Follow us on Instagram: @community.builders.chico👉 Watch the live video recorded episode hereEPISODE CREDITS:Hosted by Dorian Cohen Produced by Metric StudiosEdited by Michael Bone and Seth Ryan TrachtmanAudio mixed by Michael BoneArtwork designed by Dorian Cohen Segment jingles  licensed through Music BedBe sure to follow Community Builders on YouTube and Instagram!InstagramYouTube (Full Video Episodes)

In Episode #8 of Community Builders, we feature Maitreya Badami, Associate Professor of CSU Chico's Department of Political Science and Director of Education at the Butte Defense Equity Project. Maitreya shares how she blends her passion for social justice with her academic and community roles, impacting both her students and the broader community.During the episode, Maitreya explains her approach to teaching public policy and social equity, motivating students to move from theory to active engagement and advocacy. This educational philosophy prepares them to be future leaders capable of driving significant societal changes.Maitreya also discusses her work with the Butte Defense Equity Project, where she extends her influence beyond the classroom, educating the public on legal rights and advocating for systemic reforms. Her efforts exemplify true community building, merging education, law, and direct community involvement.Tune in to discover how Maitreya Badami shapes an informed and proactive generation, ready to address and solve the challenges of tomorrow.Follow us on Instagram: @community.builders.chico👉 Watch the live video recorded episode hereEPISODE CREDITS:Hosted by Dorian Cohen Produced by Metric StudiosEdited by Michael Bone and Seth Ryan TrachtmanAudio mixed by Michael BoneArtwork designed by Dorian Cohen Segment jingles  licensed through Music BedBe sure to follow Community Builders on YouTube and Instagram!InstagramYouTube (Full Video Episodes)

In Episode #7 of Community Builders, we sit down with Cathryn Carkhuff, Executive Director of Home & Heart, a nonprofit that connects home seekers with home providers to create affordable and supportive living spaces. With a background in social work and education, Cathryn shares her journey from studying at Temple University to leading a community-focused housing initiative in Chico.Throughout the episode, Cathryn explores the balance between grassroots efforts and institutional social work, the challenges of affordable housing, and the role of nonprofits in addressing community needs. She also opens up about her personal motivations, the realities of nonprofit work, and how she manages funding, burnout, and long-term impact.Tune in for a thoughtful conversation on nonprofit leadership, community building, and how individuals can help create more inclusive and sustainable housing solutions.Follow us on Instagram: @community.builders.chico👉 Watch the live video recorded episode hereEPISODE CREDITS:Hosted by Dorian Cohen Produced by Metric StudiosEdited by Michael Bone and Seth Ryan TrachtmanAudio mixed by Michael BoneArtwork designed by Dorian Cohen Segment jingles  licensed through Music BedBe sure to follow Community Builders on YouTube and Instagram!InstagramYouTube (Full Video Episodes)

In Episode #6 of Community Builders,  we sit down with Kristy Collins, who serves as the Executive Director of Hillel of Chico and as a Program Coordinator for the Stop-The-Hate initiative. Kristy shares her journey from a background in food science to leading one of the largest student organizations at Chico State, which provides an inclusive community for Jewish students from both Chico State and Butte College.Throughout the episode, Kristy discusses her dual role in fostering community engagement and support. As a leader at Hillel, she focuses on cultural engagement and professional development, while her work with Stop-The-Hate addresses critical issues like bullying and discrimination in the community. She reflects on her personal and professional experiences that motivate her commitment to enhancing student life and broader community involvement through these impactful initiatives.Tune in for an insightful conversation about the challenges of nonprofit leadership, the importance of cultural and support centers in higher education, and how proactive community service can significantly impact students' lives and societal well-being.Follow us on Instagram: @community.builders.chico👉 Watch the live video recorded episode hereEPISODE CREDITS:Hosted by Dorian Cohen Produced by Metric StudiosEdited by Michael Bone and Seth Ryan TrachtmanAudio mixed by Michael BoneArtwork designed by Dorian Cohen Segment jingles  licensed through Music BedBe sure to follow Community Builders on YouTube and Instagram!InstagramYouTube (Full Video Episodes)

In Episode # 5 of Community Builders, we speak with Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea. Sheriff Honea shares his journey from a young student interested in sports medicine to becoming deeply involved in law enforcement. He details his experiences with major crises like the 2017 Oroville Dam spillway emergency and the 2018 Camp Fire, highlighting the challenges and responsibilities of managing such disasters.Sheriff Honea discusses the weighty decisions he has faced, the importance of community safety, and his approach to leadership and public service. Tune in to learn about his commitment to safeguarding his community and the insights he's gained from years of service in law enforcement.Follow us on Instagram: @community.builders.chico👉 Watch the live video recorded episode hereEPISODE CREDITS:Hosted by Dorian Cohen Produced by Metric StudiosEdited by Michael Bone and Seth Ryan TrachtmanAudio mixed by Michael BoneArtwork designed by Dorian Cohen Segment jingles  licensed through Music BedBe sure to follow Community Builders on YouTube and Instagram!InstagramYouTube (Full Video Episodes)

In this episode of Community Builders, we sit down with Addison Winslow, Chico City Council member and community organizer, recently voted Best Local Activist and Best Local City Official. Addison shares his journey from growing up in Chico to traveling across North America engaging in grassroots activism, and ultimately returning to his hometown to help shape its future.He discusses his early work in housing advocacy, tenant protections, and mutual aid efforts during the pandemic, as well as his deep dive into Chico’s urban planning and environmental policies. Addison also reflects on what it means to be a "non-denominational socialist" in local government, how his research into Chico’s development history informs his decisions, and the realities of navigating policy change as an elected official.Tune in for an insightful conversation about grassroots organizing, local governance, and the vision for a more sustainable, community-driven Chico!!Follow us on Instagram: @community.builders.chico👉 Watch the live video recorded episode hereEPISODE CREDITS:Hosted by Dorian Cohen Produced by Metric StudiosEdited by Michael Bone and Seth Ryan TrachtmanAudio mixed by Michael BoneArtwork designed by Dorian Cohen Segment jingles  licensed through Music BedBe sure to follow Community Builders on YouTube and Instagram!InstagramYouTube (Full Video Episodes)

In this episode of Community Builders, Amber Abney Bass, Executive Director of the Jesus Center in Chico, shares the inspiring story behind the organization and its impactful work. From its humble beginnings in the back of a thrift shop to its evolution into a crucial resource for the unhoused community, Amber discusses how the Jesus Center addresses the growing needs of individuals facing homelessness, addiction, and mental health challenges. Amber reflects on the changes she’s seen in the community and the innovative approaches they’ve taken to offer support. She also opens up about her personal experiences, what drives her compassion, and how the community can help ensure everyone has the opportunity to thrive!!Follow us on Instagram: @community.builders.chico👉 Watch the live video recorded episode hereEPISODE CREDITS:Hosted by Dorian Cohen Produced by Metric StudiosEdited by Michael Bone and Seth Ryan TrachtmanAudio mixed by Michael BoneArtwork designed by Dorian Cohen Segment jingles  licensed through Music BedBe sure to follow Community Builders on YouTube and Instagram!InstagramYouTube (Full Video Episodes)

In this episode of Community Builders, Tami Ritter, District 3 - Butte County Supervisor of Chico, discusses her experiences and the impactful work she's doing in the community. From her hands-on efforts in various non-profits to her current role in setting policies that shape public health and safety, Tami shares insights into the challenges and rewards of local governance. Learn about her journey into politics, her dedication to public service, and her vision for a more inclusive and well-managed Chico.Follow us on Instagram: @community.builders.chico👉 Watch the live video recorded episode hereEPISODE CREDITS:Hosted by Dorian Cohen Produced by Metric StudiosEdited by Michael Bone and Seth Ryan TrachtmanAudio mixed by Michael BoneArtwork designed by Dorian Cohen Segment jingles  licensed through Music BedBe sure to follow Community Builders on YouTube and Instagram!InstagramYouTube (Full Video Episodes)

District 6 City Council Member Tom van Overbeek discusses his work on improving Chico, from addressing homelessness to revitalizing infrastructure. Hear his thoughts on what it takes to create a thriving community and the importance of collaboration in local government.Follow us on Instagram: @community.builders.chico👉 Watch the live video recorded episode hereEPISODE CREDITS:Hosted by Dorian Cohen Produced by Metric StudiosEdited by Michael Bone and Seth Ryan TrachtmanAudio mixed by Michael BoneArtwork designed by Dorian Cohen Segment jingles  licensed through Music BedBe sure to follow Community Builders on YouTube and Instagram!InstagramYouTube (Full Video Episodes)

EPISODE CREDITS:Hosted by Dorian Cohen Produced by Metric StudiosEdited by Michael Bone and Seth Ryan TrachtmanAudio mixed by Michael BoneArtwork designed by Dorian Cohen Segment jingles  licensed through Music BedBe sure to follow Community Builders on YouTube and Instagram!InstagramYouTube (Full Video Episodes)