Autism Mom Advocate, LeeAndra Chergey, is the mother of an autistic child and is the author of a book on autism titled, Make A Wish For Me: A Mother’s Memoir. Make A Wish For Me is a story of accepting and tackling a disability stigmatized and misunderstood by society.
Recent TV Shows
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An Autism Mom Advocate Discusses Fighting For Your Autistic Child
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What is a Charter School?
Ada Lee Sullivan discusses differences and similarities between charter schools and public schools with Our Ventura TV host, Bob Taylor.
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Soaring Spirits: Connecting Widowed Individuals With Each Other
Soaring Spirits is a nonprofit that offers widowed men and women understanding, friendship, inspiration, and encouragement as they learn to live without the person with whom they intended to spend the rest of their lives.
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Sacred Sexuality and the Demise of the Goddess Worshipers
Renowned sculptor and sacred sexuality advocate, Lynn Creighton, speaks with Our Ventura TV host, George Alger, about her work and life purpose of advocating the history of sacred sexuality.
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Ventura Museum Research Library
The Museum of Ventura County has a Research Library that houses over 150,000 resources pertaining to the history of Ventura County and it’s outlying regions.
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The Founding of CAPS Media Center
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Founding board members of the CAPS Media Center, Jenise Wagar and Ron Halt, discuss its formation and early years with Our Ventura TV host, George Alger.
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Because We Can – Because We Care: Equestrian Programs
Dave Drulias is the Founder of Because We Can – Because We Care (BWC2). In this discussion with Our Ventura TV host, Bob Taylor, Drulias describes his nonprofit as a working equine rehab and rescue facility that also serves as a sanctuary for horses.
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Catholic Charities of Ventura County
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Pat Esseff, Program Director with Catholic Charities of Ventura County, speaks about the nonprofit, volunteer-based, assistance services they provide to the community. Esseff also touches upon the complications and many faces of poverty.