Caroline's Cause Corner

Chris Welsh, co-founder of Virgin Oceanic with Richard Branson, talks about his upcoming deep-sea submarine explorations as part of the Pentarius Sub Project.

Caroline talks with Justin Myers about the Laguna Beach Food Pantry, which provides food for the hungry.

Caroline talks with the CEO of Working Wardrobes, empowering men, women, veterans and young adults overcoming difficult challenges to confidently enter the workforce and achieve self-sufficiency.

Caroline talks with Erica, a local third grade teacher whose daughter suffers from a rare disease called Ataxiatelangiectasia. You can support at the Dove Canyon Golf Tournament on June 6th

It’s 4-20, so Caroline features an organization creating better health through cannabis.

Caroline talks with Martin Yewchuck, Director and Producer of “The Greeter Documentary” about the history of greeting as an act of service in Laguna Beach.

Jeff Redecker and John Campbell from the Laguna Beach Rotary talk about one of Laguna’s best events: Grapes for Grads.

Caroline talks with the Epilepsy Support Network and a mother who suffered the tragic loss of her daughter from the disease.

Caroline is joined by Don Sciortino of the new boutique Laguna Exchange, aimed at helping the homeless in town.

Mary-Beth of With My Own Two Hands talks about the work the organization does in Kenya and how you can help.

Chef Bill Bracken had a brilliant career, cooking at some of the world’s finest restaurants. Now he’s is on a mission to feed the world’s homeless and underprivileged people.

Chad Nelson, the new CEO of Surfrider, joins the show to talk about their recent programs and initiatives.

Caroline is joined by Paula Arnold of Boys and Girls Clubs to talk about their many fundraisers, including Cheeseburgers in Paradise coming up in May.

Top of the World 5th grader Luke Bruderer tells us about the animal he is helping to save: the tree kangaroo.

Beth Leeds talks about efforts to save our oceans and her history of activism in Laguna Beach.

Chef Azmin Ghahreman talks about his passion for kids’ nutrition.

Melinda and Shirah from the Ocean Institute talk about their upcoming gala and the Adopt-a-Classroom program for underprivileged kids.

Caroline is joined by Beth Phillips, whose organization, Furnishing Hope, provides furniture, fittings and a lick of paint to the homes of veterans & servicemen & women. To help improve the lives of those who have risked all for our values, go to www.furnishinghope.org

Katie Bond from the Peace Exchange tells us how you can donate a chicken to a woman in the Congo and also help out locally around the holidays.

Caroline talks with Robin and Renea about a longstanding staple of Laguna Beach.