Archives: Podcasts

Host Kris Halterman interviews Molly Crocker, a member of the Well Owners Caucus to discuss two competing thoughts on water planning for Whatcom County. Eric Hirst, of the Hirst Case has published a whitepaper which promotes the need to study and quantify the indoor and outdoor need for water in rural Whatcom County through metering. The Well Owners Caucus has been working on a whitepaper of their own, which they believe debunks Hirst’s whitepaper.

Host Dillon Honcoop highlights cooperative efforts between farmers and government to save fish and wildlife in Double Ditch stream earlier in the week. Then, the importance of the Northwest Washington Fair.

Host Dick Donahue brings the week’s financial news. Then, 25 questions and answers about the taxation of your retirement income.

Host Kevin Coleman talks Fair Time with Jim Barron, General Manager of the Northwest Washington Fair, for a preview of this year’s event.

Host Dick Donahue talks about the week’s economic reports, 25 questions about retirement income sources and how they are taxed, and about the unsung hero who finance the American Revolution.

Host Mike Kent is joined by Birch Bay Chamber of Commerce President Billy Brown to broadcast from Birch Bay’s Rollback Weekend 2018.

Kirk and Dan talk about the used car decision-making process. How should you decide whether or not it is worth it?

Host Kris Halterman welcomes Lorraine Newman of SAVE (Social Alliance for a Vibrant Economy) to discuss primary results and look ahead to the November general election.

Host Dillon Honcoop welcomes Juan Baldovinos of the advocacy group Protect Farmworkers Now to discuss the Community to Community March in early August protesting the death of a Sarbanand Farms migrant farm work last year.

Host Guy Occhiogrosso, President/CEO of The Bellingham Chamber of Commerce, talks about the Dispute Resolution Center or DRC with Addy a community engagement manager and Luke a mediation program manager for the DRC. The talk about what the DRC does and how it makes an impact on Bellingham.