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Char Lynn from the Lynden Line Dancers comes back for another visit with Bill…tickets are going fast for the Heroes and Horses event in June and Char has the lowdown on how to get your last minute tickets!

Phillip Dye, our expert when it comes to heating, A/C and clean air, is back to tell us about great rebates from Feller Heating and PSE on heating and A/C systems. Its gonna be hot this summer….start making your plans to keep cool!

The Missions Executive Director, Hans Erchinger-Davis, pops by the studio to give us an update on how graduation went, and the new need for extra bed space for the upcoming winter season…yes, they’re already planning that far ahead!

Host Dick Donahue talks about trade war hysterics, the trade conflict with China entering a new phase, details on the April economic reports, and some smart ways to make college cheaper and better.

Host Mary Kay Robinson talks with Ali Taysi of the Planning Commission and the ins and outs of building in Whatcom County.

Hosts Dick Donahue and Camille Koppenberg talk about Dick’s 2 week excursion; The Waterfront and Fishing Industry Forum; how to save $1,000,000, 529 plans; fraud, scams and dementia; Medicare news; QCD’s and RMD’s with the new tax laws.

Host Mike Kent talks with Brandi Coplen, Tresie Wiersma and Aimee Mills-Dohner from Windermeres Equestrian Living the north group, about horse property issues. He then talks with Mac McMaster and Maria Dahl about the Whatcom Memorial Day Parade.

During the introductory segment Kris Halterman interviews Anthony Welti, 2020 candidate for WA State Insurance Commissioner, Libertarian; to discuss his reasons for running and how the state is currently handling healthcare and health insurance options for state residents.

Host Kris Halterman interviews Maxford Nelsen, of the Freedom Foundation, on how the Trump Administration has strengthened home healthcare workers ability to receive payment for the care they give without going through a state sponsored agency.

Host Dillon Honkoop talks with Terry Willis on Gov. Inslee’s veto of gravel removal pilot projects, and then Gavin Willis on the Meet Your Farmer kickoff today.

An Oakland, CA jury ordered Monsanto to pay Alberta and Alva Pilliod approximately $55 million in compensation for the cancer they developed after using Monsanto’s herbicide Roundup. David Dickens with the Miller Firm joins Joe to discuss the risks involved with using the herbicides.