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Host Mike Kent brings the week’s real estate news. Then, the answer to a listener question: what should I do if I feel my property tax assessment overstates the value of my home?

The guys talk recalls and airbags. Listeners ask the question- what can I do if I want to remove my airbags, especially if it is subject to recall?

Guest Host Jim McKinney talks with with Brett Bonner, of Saturna Capital (former KGMI news and media host) and Al Korelin, a natioally syndicated radio host whose focus is on the economy and politics.Topic de jure will be:
The news media and insights on their the impact to our communities on many topics:
Evolution – From print papers, to radio, TV, Cable, Internet, and now social media.
Impact – How does it influence and direct our lives?
Advertising – Do dollars ($$$) drive news content?
Selective news – Catering to a specific clientele.
Professional journalism versus profit motives.
Can local media (Herald, KGMI etc…) survive Facebook and media monopolies?

Host Dillon Honcoop talks bugs and corn in Whatcom County. Will this new bug spell disaster for the corn crop? Dillon is joined by Lance Honcoop of Elenbaas agronomy. Also– is the dairy industry really a polluter? Fred Likkel from Whatcom Family Farmers tells about a new program designed to get to the bottom of it.

Maddie from the Mount Baker Theatre tells us what’s going on around Bellingham this weekend.

He spoke with Mark Scholten on The Zone on KPUG.

ABC’s Matt Gutman has more on the crisis.

ABC’s Chief Legal Analyst Dan Abrams spoke with ABC’s David Muir about the case.

Host Dillon Honcoop openings the show for an open phone Friday along with local election results.

Joe and Alex what’s coming up for the weekend here in Whatcom County.