Scott Blair from My Favorite Realty gives an update on the real estate market.

Palmer Police Commander Luke Szipszky joins Mike Chmielewski on Inside the City at 8 a.m., repeating at 5:30 p.m. on Big Cabbage Radio

Rachel and John  discuss the prospect of a new Canadian consulate, federal pressure to stop states from keeping medical debt off credit reports, and federal threats to deport Alaskans due to errors by Alaska’s DMV. We also see who Mike Johnson works for and how Trump’s threats to Greenland are especially relevant to Alaska.

Judy Gette and her daughters discuss “It’s the Most Wonderful Crime of the Year” by Ally Carter.

Telsche Overby and Rachel Christensen talk about Mat-Su Health Foundation community partnerships and community engagement stories.

The Book of Reservations is the second installment of The Ghost Table trilogy. It picks up one year after The Coat Check Girl ends. It is autumn 2000 and Miss Sylvie’s Bistrot in Greenwich Village, New York is struggling to survive.

Petra Illig from Alaska Rhodiola joins host Ken Hoffman on Ag Matters.

Rachel and John discuss disappearing federal health insurance subsidies, disappearing federal atmospheric research, and disappearing manufacturing jobs. We also discuss the how the Constitution’s ban on religious tests was intended to protect religion, not just the government, from hypocrisy.

Mikę Chmielewski interviews Lucas Cantor Santiago regarding his book UNFINISHED.

Host Ken Hoffman interviews Meg Bagetis from Alaska Farm Supply