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A branding strategy called Genuine Skagit Valley is underway, promoting Skagit food and products. […]

While awaiting trial on charges of sexual exploitation and abuse of minors, Jeffrey Epstein was found dead in his Manhattan jail cell. Correspondent Allison Keyes joins the Morning Show to speculate on how this could have happened, and what this means for the prosecution going forward.

Host Dick Donahue talks about the flailing Fed, the latest economic reports for July 2019, why welfare has not cured poverty, and how private ownership could provide real social security.

Host Dick Donahue brings the week’s financial news and digs deeper into the effects of the US/China trade war.

Host Mike Kent welcomes fellow Windermere Agent, and VP of Birch Bay Chamber of Commerce Billy Brown to talk about Discover Birch Bay Days, opening of crab season, and the Seahawks fan event coming to town.

Kirk and Dan talk about the perils of paid inspections of cars that you want to buy.

Host Vincent Buys welcomes Charlie Crabtree of thefourthcorner.com and candidates from this week’s primary election to give their take on the results.

Host Dillon Honcoop reprises a talk with Northwest Washington Fair Board member Ron Polinder about the importance of the fair. Then, a conversation from last week with Melissa Bedlington, owner of Bedlington Farms, aka The Spud Queen, on the early potato harvest.

Microsoft said Wednesday its contractors listen to conversations to hone voice translation features offered by Skype and its digital assistant, Cortana, but only when obtaining user permission. Technology Consultant Larry Magid discusses the implications of artificial intelligence technology and privacy.

Trump said he finds lots of meaning to his visits, and Correspondent Bill Rehkopf speaks of future plans to address gun violence, including possible discussions between the President and the NRA.