In this powerful season finale, guests explore five urgent themes—economic power of the arts, youth-led civic engagement, cultural equity, legislative reform, and creative healing. From museum-building to policy change and correctional programs, they reveal how arts work fuels systemic solutions and community transformation across California.
Show Guests:
+Jackie Melendez-Assistant City Manager, City of Chino
+Tracy Hudak-Director of Field Engagement,California for the Arts
+Josiah Bruny-CEO,Music Changing Lives
+Danielle Brazell-Executive Director,California Arts Council (CAC)
+Kristen Sakoda-Director, Los Angeles County Department of Arts and Culture
+Jennifer Laine-Executive Director, San Benito County Arts Council & President of California Arts Advocates
+Shira Lane-Founding Executive Director, Atrium 916
+Dr. Meghna Bhat-Founder,Gula Stories
+Ruben Reveles, Futuristic Chicanx Artist
+Alex Gallardo Valdeolivar-AIC Coordinator/ Instructor, Arts Council of Kern
+ Eric Estrada, Co-Host, Assoc Producer, Voices of the Community
+ Eduardo Robles: Summit Roaming Reporter, California for the Arts and Voices of the Community
+ George Koster: Creator, Host, Producer, Voices of the Community
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