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Host Mary Kay Robinson discusses the effects of the Hirst Decision on water rights with guests Perry Eskridge and Dave Onkels.

Guest hosts Wynden Holman and Mike Gish bring the 2020 banking and real estate predixction show.

Kirk and Dan talk about getting your car ready to brave the winter weather.

Host Kris Halterman welcomes retired Lt. Col. Jim McKinney for insight on the death of Iranian General Soleimani, using reference points from his 32-year intelligence career.

Host Dillon Honcoop talks the weather with snow and cold on the way. What’s the outlook next week and how should farmers prepare?

Skagit County has appealed a recently-approved state timber harvest plan that’s expected to bring less revenue for local taxing districts, and two other lawsuits have been filed against the plan. Conservation Northwest Policy Director Paula Swedeen joins Joe to discuss the state’s plan. 

Nothing definite, but there may be a bit of snow in our future, perhaps as early as tomorrow night. National Weather Service Meteorologist Carly Kovacik joins Joe to discuss the cold fronts coming in and the possibility of lowland snow. 

Is it already a new year? Yes it is! The Medicare open enrollment deadline has past, but that means you still need to be diligent in looking at your Medicare, Medicare Advantage and prescription plans, needs and issues for 2020. Marshal Neal, Vice President of Vibrant USA, is here to un-complicate things for us!

The holidays always put an extra burden on the Lighthouse Mission Ministries. Their Executive Director, Hans Erchinger-Davis stops by the studio to chat about innovative ways KGMI listeners can help.

Dewey Griffin Subaru always like to use their Community Connection time to tell great stories of good people doing even better things. Trudy Shuravloff, executive director of Whatcom Dream is here to tell us how successful their recent fund raiser was and how it impacts funding for the classes they offer.