Saying Goodbye To The Kojo Nnamdi Show
On this last episode, we look back on 23 years of joyous, difficult and always informative conversation.
The Washington metro region has many unique volunteer opportunities as well as unique volunteers. As part of W-A-M-U’s Heart to Heart Campaign Kojo speaks with some volunteers about their unique backgrounds and experiences.
Guests
- Fay Slotnick Winner of Governor's Award for Volunteerism in Virginia
- Gem Bingol Volunteer Stream Team Leader, Loudon Wildlife Conservancy
- Arva Jackson Volunteer community advocate, The Collaboration Council for Children,Youth, and Families of Montgomery County
- Floyd Brenner Volunteer with VSAP - Victims Assistance Sexual Assault Program (of Montgomery County)
- Kwesi Wright Volunteer with Community Lodgings Inc.
- Liz Munsey Volunteer with Very Special Arts (of Loudon County)
- John Nash Volunteer with Montgomery Volunteer Dental Clinic
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