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Spokane Stories

Spokane Stories

By: Jason Jones
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Tell a story. Hear a neighbor's story. Open your heart.


People from in and around Spokane, Washington tell true stories from their lives.

© 2025 Spokane Stories
Social Sciences
Episodes
  • Dreams Without Borders with Ana Alonzo Juarez
    Aug 31 2025

    Ana Alonzo Juarez joined us to tell her story of coming to the United States, being welcomed by a foster family in Spokane, learning English and graduating from high school, and now beginning college to study Social Work.

    Ana is a student and an immigrant from Guatemala. She lives with an amazing foster family and loves spending time outdoors.

    Find out more about Lutheran Community Services Northwest Refugee Foster Care program.



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    19 mins
  • Growing Up on the Ranch with Bob Stout
    Aug 7 2025

    Bob Stout, the Development Director at FāVS News and a Realtor in Idaho and Washington joined us to share about growing up a ranch with a father from a much older generation. He shares about all the things he learned and took with him into his life now. You can follow the work with FāVS News here and find out about Bob's real estate business here.

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    24 mins
  • How Hannah Jones and Her Home Saved My Life with Chauncey Jones
    Jul 30 2025

    Chauncey Jones, Executive Director of Take Up the Cause and Partner in A Better Way, joined us to share about the power of his grandmother's love and stabile home. Through the love of his grandmother, Hannah Jones, Chauncey received unconditional love and a stable place to call home. Chauncey now takes the lessons his Grams gave him and works to provide housing through Take Up the Cause and A Better Way.

    Chauncey Jones is a Beloved Community developer and wealth esteem builder.

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    38 mins
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