Welcome to a special highlights episode of the Good Gab Podcast! In this exciting compilation, we take a look back at some of the most memorable moments and insightful conversations from past episodes featuring Jill Lynn Nunemaker, Phil Tyler, and Molly Allen. 🌟

Join us as we revisit:

• Jill Lynn Nunemaker of the Spokane County Library District, sharing her passion for community engagement and the transformative power of libraries.
• Phil Tyler, a dedicated community advocate, discussing his journey, challenges, and the importance of fostering unity and understanding in our communities.
• Molly Allen from Safety Net Inland NW, providing valuable insights into supporting vulnerable populations and her mission to create a safer, more inclusive environment for all.

This episode offers a rich tapestry of wisdom, inspiration, and actionable insights from three incredible leaders who are making a significant impact in their respective fields.

Whether you're new to the Good Gab Podcast or a longtime listener, this highlights episode is a perfect way to experience the essence of our show. Tune in to be inspired by the stories, experiences, and expertise of our remarkable guests.

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Welcome to another special highlights episode of the Good Gab Podcast! In this exciting compilation, we take a look back at some of the most impactful and insightful conversations from past episodes featuring Cyndi Donahue, former Spokane Police Chief Craig Meidl, and Jeanette Hauck.

Join us as we revisit:

• Cyndi Donahue, Director of Leadership Training & Development at Gonzaga University, sharing her expertise on leadership development and the importance of nurturing future leaders.
• Former Spokane Police Chief Craig Meidl, discussing his experiences in law enforcement, community safety, and his vision for building trust and collaboration between police and the community.
• Jeanette Hauck of YWCA Spokane, providing valuable insights into her work supporting women and children, addressing domestic violence, and fostering empowerment and resilience.

This highlights episode brings together a rich collection of wisdom, inspiration, and practical insights from three remarkable leaders who are making a significant impact in their communities.

Whether you're new to the Good Gab Podcast or a longtime listener, this highlights episode is a perfect way to experience the essence of our show. Tune in to be inspired by the stories, experiences, and expertise of our incredible guests.

Subscribe to the Good Gab Podcast for more enlightening conversations with exceptional guests, and don't forget to like, share, and hit the notification bell to stay updated on our journey of learning and growth!

Stay connected with us on social media:

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Thank you for joining us. Let's celebrate the impactful work and inspiring stories of Cyndi Donahue, Craig Meidl, and Jeanette Hauck!

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Spokane Quaranteam was born out of the pandemic. What started out as a way to raise money for struggling restaurants, has turned into a community movement here in Spokane, Wa. We have raised THOUSANDS of dollars for not only 200 local restaurants, but many nonprofits in our area as well. We have delivered 1,400 donuts to those feeling isolated. We have given away cars to families in need. We have handed out over 30,000 ice cold waters when the weather reached record highs last summer. We have given away 300 Christmas trees to low income families. And these are just a few of the hundreds, if not thousands of things this group does for the community. We say "light attracts light" and want to share the light with all who need it in their lives. As the light shines, the darkness leaves.