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Host Kris Halterman brings the latest news on government actions impacting your water rights. Then, Jon Humphreys of Bellingham’s Public Fiber Optic Network on the future of local fiber optic.

Host Meg Weber and her guest, the CEO of Actionsprout, Shawn Kemp discuss marking on social media, and recent issues concerning data sharing and user monitoring. They also discuss why some demographics might be drawn to certain platforms over others.

Hosts Dick Donahue and Camille Koppenberg bring the week’s financial news. Plus, what are the drivers of the current screaming hot economic numbers?

Host Dick Donahue talks about the latest economic reports including the international trade report, some special IRA funding options for survivors of military service members, and the fact that more women are becoming billionaires at a faster rate than men.

Host Mike Kent welcomes Doug Starcher and Brian Griffin of the Whatcom Museum to talk Whatcom County history. How have things changed in the last several decades?

The guys talk maintenance schedules. Your owner’s manual says one thing….but what should you really do?

Host Kris Halterman welcomes Dave Courtney of SAVE (Social Alliance For a Vibrant Economy) to talk about their next fund-raiser event on June 26th. Why is it important to keep pushing economic education of our children?

Host Dillon Honcoop welcomes Republican Representative Vincent Buys of Lynden to talk legislative issues of interest to NW Washington farmers. Included is a discussion of Skagit County water rights. Then, Marty Mayberry of Mayberry Packing in Lynden joins the show to update on the state of raspberry markets.

Guy Ochiogrosso, CEO of the Bellingham Regional Chamber of Commerce talks about insurance with Suzanne Taylor and Scott Richardson from State Street Insurance. They discuss the changes in the industry and some of the intricacies that impact their customers.

Hosts Dick Donahue and Camille Koppenberg bring the week’s financial news. Plus, what are the drivers of the current screaming hot economic numbers?