Tomorrows Table Podcast

by Maryam Trumpf

Season 2

Mayor Edwin Okamura: Community Voice, Youth Opportunities & Rio Vista’s Future

Welcome back to the podcast. Today, we are honored to welcome Rio Vista Mayor Edwin Okamura for a meaningful and fun conversation about leadership, community, and the future of Rio Vista. Mayor Okamura brings a strong background in finance, wisdom, and public service. In this episode, we talk about the work being done to strengthen opportunities for youth, families, and the community. He also shares the importance of engaging residents, listening to their voices, and making sure the community has input in shaping Rio Vista’s future. We also had a great conversation about food, traveling, and the personal experiences that help shape his connection with people. From practical solutions to long-term vision, this episode gives listeners a closer look at how local leadership can help build a stronger, more connected, and vibrant Rio Vista.

S2 · E16

May 13, 2026

59:51

Vacaville’s One-Cent Sales Tax: Safety, Services & the Future — Featuring Chief Chris Polen & City Manager Savita Chaudhary

Welcome back to Moms Building Community Podcast and Tomorrow’s Table Podcast. Today we are having an important community conversation about the proposed one-cent sales tax in Vacaville and what it could mean for public safety, city services, emergency response, community programs, and the future of our city. We are honored to welcome two special guests: Vacaville Police Chief Chris Polen and Vacaville City Manager Savita Chaudhary. Chief Polen has been a valued guest on our podcast before, and our audience always appreciates his transparency, community-focused leadership, and dedication to building trust between law enforcement and residents. City Manager Chaudhary brings important insight into how city resources are managed, how decisions are made, and how funding impacts the services families depend on every day. Today, we’ll break down what the proposed one-cent sales tax means in simple, relatable terms, why it is being discussed, how it could impact Vacaville families, and what residents should understand before making an informed decision.

S2 · E15

May 6, 2026

30:56

Congressman John Garamendi on the True Foundation of America, Current Issues Affecting Our Communities

Congressman John Garamendi on the True Foundation of America, Current Issues Affecting Our Communities, and Today’s Administration Grammar-Corrected Version: What is the true foundation of America? Checks and balances. A land of opportunity. A promise built on families, freedom, and the next generation. We sat down with Congressman John Garamendi to talk about the current issues affecting our communities, the role of today’s administration, and the legacy we are building for the next generation. This conversation is powerful, real, and something every family needs to hear.

S2 · E14

May 5, 2026

29:51

Juan Desmarais: Marine, Father of Six & Candidate for Solano County Supervisor District 4 | Service, Freedom & A New Generation of Leadership

We’re honored to welcome Juan Desmarais to the podcast, candidate for Solano County Supervisor District 4. A U.S. Marine veteran, former law enforcement officer, small business owner, husband, and father of six, Juan brings a life story rooted in resilience, service, and firsthand understanding of the challenges families face today. In this episode, we discuss what inspired his run for office, his commitment to accountability over special interests, support for small businesses and veterans, and his vision for a safer, stronger future for Solano County families.

S2 · E13

May 4, 2026

38:52

Dr. Michael Silva: Running for Solano County Supervisor | Leadership, Community & the Future of District 4

We’re honored to welcome Dr. Michael Silva to the podcast—Vacaville Vice Mayor, professor, and candidate for Solano County Supervisor District 4. A lifelong Solano County resident, educator, and public servant, Dr. Silva is committed to strengthening local communities and expanding opportunity for families. In this episode, we discuss his journey, what inspired his run for County Supervisor, and his vision for the future of Vacaville, Dixon, and Solano County.

S2 · E12

Apr 30, 2026

42:32

Alexandra Ikeda & Jason Holley: Building the Future of American Canyon for Families & Youth

We’re honored to welcome Alexandra Ikeda and Jason Holley to the podcast—two dedicated leaders helping shape a stronger future for American Canyon. Through their commitment to community growth, youth opportunities, and family-focused initiatives, they are making a lasting impact on the city’s future. In this conversation, we’ll discuss leadership, collaboration, economic development, and how American Canyon continues to grow while keeping families, education, and quality of life at the center. Join us for an inspiring episode focused on vision, service, and building a thriving community for the next generation.

S2 · E11

Apr 27, 2026

52:21

From the Mic to the Mission: Scott Moak (Sacramento Republic FC VP & Studio40 Live Host) Gets Real on Community

Today’s recording with Scott Moak — host of @studio40live (@announcerscott) and Vice President at Sacramento Republic FC. We had a thoughtful and engaging conversation, with Scott bringing a unique perspective shaped by his background in marriage counseling and sociology. His approach to complex topics is grounded in empathy, insight, and a strong understanding of people and community. We also explored what it means to build human-centered communities—spaces where people feel seen, supported, and connected.

S2 · E10

Apr 14, 2026

54:29

Building a Stronger Sacramento: Lisa Kaplan on Safety, Growth & Community

Building a Stronger Sacramento: Lisa Kaplan on Safety, Growth & Community Councilmember Kaplan’s leadership is deeply rooted in community. In this upcoming episode, she shares her commitment to uplifting local voices and addressing the issues that matter most to families and neighborhoods—from public safety and active transportation to economic development, efficient public services, and meaningful investments in infrastructure and family-friendly spaces. This conversation highlights her dedication to listening, collaboration, and building a stronger, more connected Sacramento. Stay tuned for an episode grounded in service, accountability, and community-driven leadership.

S2 · E9

Mar 25, 2026

46:04

Mental Health, Leadership & Safety: A Conversation with Chief Marshall

It was an honor to sit down with Chief Marshall for a meaningful conversation on leadership, prevention, and the future of public safety. In this episode, Chief Marshall shares how a proactive, prevention-focused approach can strengthen communities while highlighting the critical importance of mental health resources for those who serve. His commitment to supporting his team and leading with transparency offers a powerful perspective on what modern public safety can and should look like. We’re grateful to Chief Marshall and the Fairfield Police Department for their continued dedication and service to the community. Tune in for a conversation rooted in leadership, care, and forward-thinking solutions.

S2 · E8

Mar 18, 2026

44:48

SANE-SART with Kari Cordero: Trauma-Informed Support, Forensic Care, and Healing for Survivors

Welcome back to Moms Building Community Podcast / Tomorrow’s Table Podcast. Today we’re spotlighting SANE-SART, a local nonprofit based in Fairfield that provides trauma-informed, evidence-based forensic and mental health services for people impacted by violence—including sexual assault, domestic violence, child abuse, and human trafficking. SANE-SART began as a forensic nursing examination team and has grown into a comprehensive support organization offering advocacy, forensic exams, and trauma recovery services across our region. Content note: this episode discusses sensitive topics related to violence and trauma.

S2 · E7

Feb 25, 2026

31:27

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