LAKE COUNTY WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT | DR. CARLOTTA ROMAN

CITY OF HOPE | ROBIN MILLER & KATIE EASTHON (MOTHER'S DAY SPECIAL)

This Mother’s Day special highlights three generations of one family, two of whom are employees at City of Hope, and the diagnosis that changed their lives forever. Our stories connect us, and in this powerful episode of Podcast Lake County, we explore how one family found the strength and resilience to navigate their journey and ensure a meaningful, good goodbye.

DOUBLE A TRAVEL | DONNA LANGLEY

Donna Langley, owner of Double A Travel, takes us on a tour of the travel industry highlighting popular locations and some of the current trends in travel vacations. Need a Sleepcation? Learn about some of the best places for rest and relaxation; cruising options and details for consideration as you plan your next personal, group or family vacation.

LAKE COUNTY WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT | DR. CARLOTTA ROMAN

Dr. Carlotta Roman, Chair of the Lake County Workforce Development Board, provides a high-level overview of how her organization is helping to keep Lake County residents employed and businesses competitive. Through strong collaboration with community partners and advisory groups, the Lake County Workforce Development Board and the Job Center of Lake County offer numerous ways for businesses to engage. Using data-driven service models and strategic programming, these organizations are strengthening the local economy while building a vital youth-to-career pipeline that attracts, trains, and retains a skilled workforce for the future.

UNIVERSITY CENTER OF LAKE COUNTY | DR. MYRA GAYTAN MORALES

With 14 participating colleges and universities, the University Center of Lake County  provides opportunities for students and adult learners to complete their degree locally and graduate from recognized educational institutions. Dr. Myra Gaytan Morales, Executive Director and Dean, highlights how the University Center creates a convenient academic environment while offering financial advantages that make higher education more accessible. Through flexible programs, students who have already earned first- and second-year credits can continue their educational journey by pursuing certificates, bachelor’s degrees, and advanced educational credentials closer to home.

CYN COUNSELING CENTER | GAIL WEIL

There is a growing need to continue discussion about addressing the mental health challenges within our community. Gail Weil, Executive Director of CYN Counseling Center, shares how CYN continues to provide a wide range of services that support individuals and families of all ages. She also offers practical recommendations on how community members can take proactive steps to strengthen and support their own mental health.