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Governor Inslee issued an executive order Friday that makes Washington one of several states to ban the sale of flavored vaping products. The ban will apply to products containing nicotine as well as the cannabis extract THC. Aaron Nelson of 2020 Solutions joins the Morning Show to discuss the flavor ban, noting that it does not really impact the state’s cannabis industry.

Host Dick Donahue talks about how you should fear the spending not the debt, a date set for the new China trade talks, August new home sales and other economic reports, and what happens when the government runs healthcare.

Host Mike Kent welcomes Jacquelyn Stynra, Government Affairs Director of the Building Industry Associartion of Whatcom County to discuss the Bellingham Climate Action plan and task force. What are the real costs and unintended consequences? What are the impacts on property rights and freedom?

The show about orcas, fashion, politics, and oh yeah- cars. Kirk and Steve let you behind the door and dish on their biggest mistakes In The
Shopver over the course of their careers.

The talk is water and property rights with guest host Vincent Buys. Eric Hirst and Skip Richards join the debate.

Host Dillon Honcoop starts the show talking labor law and ag with Scott Dilley, Communication Director with the Washington State Dairy Federation, who joins Dillon with his take on an important overtime exemption case. Then, the talk turns to dairy water filtration systems with Glen Smith of Smith Brothers Dairy.

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The overcrowded Whatcom County Jail can no longer send their inmates to Yakima County, and only has a few months to find a solution. The jail is set to be renovated in January, further reducing Whatcom County’s inmate capacity and keeping inmates local isn’t feasible. Sheriff Bill Elfo joins Joe with more on the problem.

We’re getting close to the big October Speakeasy celebration with the Lynden Pioneer Museum! The Prohibition exhibit is coming next summer, and Troy Lugenbill has clue #4 that will lead you to the Speakeasy location!