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Bellingham resident Michelle Statham started streaming online five months ago but already she is a gaming content creator who is filling a void: Every day she listens to visitors who are struggling. Michelle, known online as TacticalGramma, joins Mike to talk about gaming, streaming, and reaching out to others

Farmers are suing the EPA over its failure to follow proper procedures in issuing a 2012-2013 report that blamed dairy farmers in the Yakima Valley for groundwater contamination. Gerald Baron of Save Family Farming joins Mike to discuss this lawsuit.

Markis Dee is an advocate for the local homeless population both with HomesNow! and […]

Whatcom Community College will soon offer a software development degree. Tonya Wagner, WCC’s Dean for Workforce Education, and Michael Gan, Executive Director for TAGNW, join Mike to talk about the partnership that will result in the launch of a software development Associate degree program

Seattle Times economic columnist Jon Talton joins us for a discussion of the regional […]

Dewey Griffin Subaru just completed their goal of over $100,000 worth of service for our first responders, doctors, nurses, etc…anyone who’s helping out during this pandemic! Service Manager Brian Carlson is here to tell us all about it!

The YMCA has revamped their afterschool programs in light of COVID-19. Program Supervisor Eva Larson joins Mike to talk about the program and the latest changes

As September 11th approaches, Wreaths Across America is calling for all Americans to stand outside and wage a flag to remember the 9/11 anniversary. Renee Worcester joins Mike to talk about her organization and remembering 9/11

State guidelines recently changed to allow tree farms, pumpkin patches and the like to reopen under certain restrictions. Eric Abel of Bellewood Acres joins Mike to talk about the changes and what’s happening at Bellewood

My longtime friend and Kenosha native and resident Jerry joins us for another update […]