Jeff was joined by Jeff Clements. Clements is an attorney, author, and the co-founder and CEO of American Promise. He lives in Boston. Since 2010, he has been one of the chief advocates for a 28th Amendment to overturn Citizens United and allow Congress and states to set reasonable limits on campaign spending. They discuss his history as an attorney, why he got involved in campaign finance reform, the problems with the Citizens United case, and the progress his group. He recently visited Juneau to talk with legislators about his group and efforts. 

Jeff was joined by travel and airfare guru Scott McMurren. McMurren is an Anchorage bases marketing and travel consultant. He is a longtime contributor to the Anchorage Daily News. He is probably best known for finding amazing deals on airfares. They discuss his history in the travel industry, some awesome upcoming airfare deals out of Alaska, how the travel industry has changed, and an upcoming travel event he is hosting. McMurren is very high energy! 

Jeff was joined by Laura Norton-Cruz from the Alaska Children's Trust. She is the director of the Alaska Resilience Initiative. They discuss her background as a teacher and social worker, why she got involved in ending child abuse, the different kinds of child abuse, and the work she does with the Alaska Children's Trust. They also discuss the importance of education and healthcare for childhood development. 

Jeff was joined by Ralph Samuels. Samuels served in the Alaska House from 2003-2009. Prior to that, he had a long career in aviation with PenAir. He now works as vice president of government and community relations for Holland America Line and Princess Cruises. They discuss his history in Alaska, the tragic murder of his brother in 1989 and how that got him involved in the political process, his time in the legislature, his 2010 run for governor, and what it's like being in Juneau. 

Jeff was joined by Commissioner Designee Jason Brune. Brune was chosen by Governor Dunleavy as Commissioner for the Department of Environmental Conservation. They discuss his educational background, his work history in Alaska that included working on the Exxon Valdez clean up, serving as the executive director of the Resource Development Council, working for Anglo American, and CIRI. They also discuss his new job as Commissioner as well as the concerns some have raised about his previous work on the Pebble Mine.

Jeff was joined by Senator Tom Begich (D - Anchorage). He was elected to the Senate in 2016 after former Senator Jonny Ellis decided not to run for re-election. He is the son of former Alaska Congressman Nick Begich and the older brother of former Alaska Senator Mark Begich. They discuss his family's history in Alaska, including the the tragic disappearance of the plane his dad was on, why he ran for office, and some of the tough issues facing Alaska. They also talk about Alaska's political history, specifically the impeachment hearings on Governor Bill Sheffield in 1985. He also tells a great story about a book his brother Nick wrote about the HAARP facility.