Joanie Blaxter, representing the Ventura Chapter of the Weston A. Price Foundation, speaks about adrenal exhaustion and vegetarianism, from a personal perspective. She advocates that adrenal exhaustion is an epidemic and that a vegetarian diet can complicate the issue.
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American Heart Association: Fighting Heart Disease and Stroke
Jennifer Kraushaar, Executive Director of the American Heart Association in Ventura County, speaks with Our Ventura TV host, Sandra Siepak.
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Ventura Art & Street Painting Festival
Barbara Hinton, founder of the Ventura Art & Street Painting Festival, speaks with Our Ventura TV host, Bob Taylor, about the annual fine arts and crafts show and street painting event, which takes place each September at the Ventura Harbor Village.
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Music and Art for Youth with Adam Sortomme
Saint Pierre, Executive Director of the nonprofit organization, Music and Art for Youth, introduces music scholarship recipient, Adam Sortomme. They discuss the Music and Art for Youth program and Sortomme performs an original acoustic song.
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California Coach of the Year
Tyree Cruz was voted California’s 2014 Boys Coach of the Year for cross country runners and he was also recognized as the Ventura County Coach of the Year.
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Balancing Work and Family
Author and Entrepreneur, Tracy Repchuk, speaks with Our Ventura TV host, George Alger, about starting and running a business from home and balancing that with a family, including young children.
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Community Improvisational Theater
Tom Mueller, cofounder of the Ventura Improv Company, speaks with Our Ventura TV host, George Alger, about training and nurturing individual talents. Mueller states that “Improv is far too important to leave to the professionals.” He elaborates that Improv is great for team building and that almost anyone can participate in the fun of improvisational theater.
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Artwalk Ventura
Artwalk Ventura is a totally fun, totally free, self-guided tour of dozens of galleries, studios, pop-up venues and transformed storage containers in Ventura’s Westside Cultural District and historic Downtown.
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