Nebraska Secretery of State, Robert Evnen joins Matt Innis to discuss plans for new voting machines, the Election Bill..to help improve the petition process among other things and Voter I.D..

Collin and Craig have started a VLOG which is a Video Blog... Where they take a guest up in a plane owned by Collin and video tape their story and experience. Colby recently did his experience with The Old Green Plane.

Newly elected City Council member Richard Meginnis joins Colby to talk about his new role as City Council Member and issues he learned on the campaign trail.

Nebraska State Senator, Suzanne Geist visits with Matt about current Bills before the Nebraska Legislature. Industrial Hemp the Imagine Act and the Property Tax Bill 289 that was not passed and LB183 being taken up as a replacement.

Recently Retired from the Lincoln City Council, Former City Councilman, Jon Camp joins Matt to reflect on 20 years of service to the City.

Eddie Brown, local business owner and musician has taken a new position with the Team Mates program and visits with Matt Innis about the program. Steve Glenn also stays with us to follow up on any questions about his proposal to rename a portion of Highway 2 as a result of the anticipated Beltway (Bypass) project.

Steve Glenn, Owner of Executive Travel joins Matt Innis to discuss his proposal to name a portion of Highway 2, Coby Mach Highway, in recognition of the contributions Coby made to business support and development in Lincoln along with his long time support of the Beltway Project.

Matt visits with recently announced Candidate Jacob Campbell, for District 29 of the Nebraska State Legislature. Discussing priorities and issues.

Matt Schulte visits with Lynn Fisher who represents a Realtors, Owners and Managers Organization. They discuss a new City Building Code that will be covered at the Lincoln City Council. Focused primarily on Building Rental Properties.

Liz Shea McCoy, Director of the Serving Hands Community Art Project joins Matt to talk about the unique Community Art we are starting to see throughout the Capitol City.