Archives: Podcasts

Mike Kent talks to John Gargett from the Office of Emergency Management of the Whatcom County Sheriffs Office about the storm damage in Birch Bay. Then he talks with Billy Brown, President of the Birch Bay Chamber of Commerce about how the Ring of Fire and Polar Bear Plunge will still go on despite the dameage.

Host Kris Halterman will interview Michael Petrish and Trina McCown about the joys and challenges of raising a child with autism.

CBS Business Analysis Jill Schlesinger joins Alex to talk about the latest interest rate hike by the Federal Reserve.

Popular social media and blogging platform Tumblr.com is announcing a crackdown on nudity and pornography. CBS Tech Consultant Larry Magid joins Alex to discuss what effects this may have for the company and for their users.

Host Wes Herman welcomes the new owners of Bellewood Acres in Bellingham, Eric and Blake Ebel to tell their story and pathway to buying the farm. What’s in store for new products from the farm?

Host Dick Donahue talks about November’s employment and consumer reports, Octobers international trade report, California’s proposal to tax text messaging, and how the wealthiest counties are found around Washington DC.

With Dick Donahue still on vacation, Camille Koppenberg talks about required minimum distribution on your I.R.A., ROTH year end distribution, Holiday gifting tips and givers remorse, Christmas clubs, millennial’s priorities, and coordinating Social Security and Medicare decisions.

Mike Kent talks about changes to the MLS clock reset, storage condos, and brings on Lisa Kent to talk about why now is a great time to sell and how marketing is shifting to social media.

Brian and Kirk discuss shop safety, spurred on by an accident in Seattle. They also take on a number of callers car issues.

Substitute host Charlie Crabtree interviews State Sen. Doug Ericksen and State Rep. Luanne VanWerven about the past election, the legislative agenda, the preliminary budget and education.