On this week’s Home to Roost, John and Rachel highlight stories about weather forecasting and tourism and discuss whether federal office holders can accept gifts from foreign governments. 

On this month’s episode of Voices of the Mat-Su titled“Braver Than We Believe,” we hear from two people who pulled themselves up out of crisis and chaos. Stories of finding strength and hope through belonging and friendship..

Chef Dave Thorn of Delicious Dave Catering joins host Ken Hoffman on Ag Matters to talk about his use of local foods. Delicious Dave is a catering and traveling chef based out of Anchorage, Alaska. He specializes in locally grown produce, seafood, and meat.

David Cheezem continues to report about his bike ride from Buffalo, NY, to Montana.

This week, David is in Mentor, Ohio, located on the shores of Lake Erie. He discusses the history of the area, including the War of 1812 and Lewis and Clark.

Palmer library director Joy Bailey discusses the summer reading program at the library and more with Mike Chmielewski on Inside the City

Emily Forstner interviews MaSu School Superintendent Randy Trani.

Emily Forstner provides perspective and analysis of the school board meeting.

Peter House and Mike Chmieleski reviews current cyber threats.

Information is collected through your phone, the internet and your car. Think of how ads change when after you search for an item. This can be 6 gigabytes per day.

The Mascot Arts and Glen Massy Theater are running a Musical Theatre Camp and Tech Theatre Academy. The production this summer will be “Your a Good Man Charlie Brown”. The camp is for ages 11-18 and will run June 2nd- June 13th. The price is $300.00, there are scholarships available.

For more information or to register Go to MASCOTARTS.org

This week’s episode of Home to Roost features a discussion of the Valley’s Ukrainian refugees, how tariff uncertainly is affecting local businesses, and the origin and importance of habeas corpus.