On a recent segment of We Live In Color, host Deaunte Damper was joined by Guy Oron, a staff writer for Real Change. Oron has made a career for himself as a journalist deeply committed to bringing attention to social issues and uplifting marginalized voices. With a strong foundation in activism, shaped by his upbringing in an Israeli-American family dedicated to justice and repairing the world, a concept referred to in Judaism as Tikkun olam, his background has instilled in him a critical perspective on global and local issues, particularly policing, labor rights, and the treatment of unhoused communities.

In the most recent episode of We Live in Color, host Deaunte Damper was joined by Seattle's District 3 City Council Member Joy Hollingsworth to discuss her journey from growing up in Seattle to becoming the prominent figure she is in the city's political landscape, as well as the challenges she's faced along the way.

In the latest episode of We Live in Color, host Deaunte Damper engages in a compelling conversation with Nirae Petty, a dynamic young leader and equity analyst with deep roots in Seattle's community. Born and raised in 206, Petty shares insights into her early life, the significance of her family's legacy, and her journey to building a career focused on engaging and uplifting Seattle's diverse neighborhoods.

In a recent episode of We Live In Color, host Deaunte Damper interviewed Tiffany Wilson, known for her powerful voice and presence throughout Seattle's soul music scene. Wilson, known for her deep-rooted connection to neo-soul and gospel, talked with Damper about her start, career, and current standing in Seattle's bustling music scene.