Scammers preying on senior citizens is nothing new, but today these cons are highly sophisticated and convincing, making it easy for anyone to fall victim. From AI-cloned faces and voices that sound like loved ones to impersonation scams that mimic trusted companies, today’s threats are now past the ability for the human eye and ear to spot. Jocelyn King, founder and CEO of Smarter Online Safety, joined us today to help families understand who scammers target and what to do to protect yourself and your family.

Scammers preying on senior citizens is nothing new, but today these cons are highly sophisticated and convincing, making it easy for anyone to fall victim. From AI-cloned faces and voices that sound like loved ones to impersonation scams that mimic trusted companies, today&rsquo;s threats are now past the ability for the human eye and ear to spot. Jocelyn King, founder and CEO of Smarter Online Safety, joined us today to help families understand who scammers target and what to do to protect yourself and your family.

The Sound of the Pacific Northwest is a weekly show that keeps you connected to the issues and resources in our community. Hosted by Luciana and Pedro Bartes

The Sound of the Pacific Northwest is a weekly show that keeps you connected to the issues and resources in our community. Hosted by Luciana and Pedro Bartes

The Sound of the Pacific Northwest

Friday August 14. Jocelyn King, The Queen of Online Safety, founder and CEO of Smarter Online Safety

Can beautiful books save the planet? Join us for a chat with Helen Cherullo, Executive Director of Braided River. She shares how her organization uses world-class photography and community storytelling as powerful tools for conservation, proving that changing minds starts with capturing hearts.

There is a Braided River author event coming up at Town Hall in Seattle on November 13 at 7:30 pm (reception at 6:30). The title is From Awe to Action: In Right and Respectful Relations.

Link for tx: https://ticketing.townhallseattle.org/events/019fce46-f3ca-13a4-6713-64cfd851327f

Can beautiful books save the planet? Join us for a chat with Helen Cherullo, Executive Director of Braided River. She shares how her organization uses world-class photography and community storytelling as powerful tools for conservation, proving that changing minds starts with capturing hearts.
There is a Braided River author event coming up at Town Hall in Seattle on November 13 at 7:30 pm (reception at 6:30). The title is From Awe to Action: In Right and Respectful Relations.
Link for tx: <a href="https://ticketing.townhallseattle.org/events/019fce46-f3ca-13a4-6713-64cfd851327f" data-linkindex="0">https://ticketing.townhallseattle.org/events/019fce46-f3ca-13a4-6713-64cfd851327f</a>

Friday October 16. Helen Cherullo, Executive Director of Braided River

No widow has to walk alone. This week, we are joined by Mary Beth Woll and Linda Smith, authors of Don't Lose Heart! and founders of The Widows Project. After both experiencing the sudden loss of their husbands, they turned their personal pain into a powerful international community. Listen to this honest, comforting conversation about navigating the practical realities of grief, supporting loved ones who are mourning, and finding the strength to rebuild life after a devastating loss.

No widow has to walk alone. This week, we are joined by Mary Beth Woll and Linda Smith, authors of Don't Lose Heart! and founders of The Widows Project. After both experiencing the sudden loss of their husbands, they turned their personal pain into a powerful international community. Listen to this honest, comforting conversation about navigating the practical realities of grief, supporting loved ones who are mourning, and finding the strength to rebuild life after a devastating loss.

Friday October 9-Mary Beth Woll and Linda Smith, Co-Directors  of The Widows Project

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There’s an organization in Portland that has been coming to the rescue of homeless youth between 15 and 25 years of age since 2002. Their name is p:ear. To talk about p:ear, we invited Tony Camacho Martinez, their program director.

There&rsquo;s an organization in Portland that has been coming to the rescue of homeless youth between 15 and 25 years of age since 2002. Their name is p:ear. To talk about p:ear, we invited Tony Camacho Martinez, their program director.

Friday August 14. Jocelyn King, The Queen of Online Safety, founder and CEO of Smarter Online Safety

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