We talk with a local sheep farmer about why she does what she does and discuss a few new features of the show - where we're eating and the mailbag. Also, featured listener!

Emma Jerz is a local sheep rancher who raises her single sheep once per year in her back yard. Her dad is the host of the show. Find out a little about what she does and why she does it.

We also discuss Reno's Best Of that Metromix is putting on. This leads to a discussion of our favorite places to eat as we hit on a few different types of food.

We introduce a new feature this week - the mailbag, where we answer questions from you, the valued listener.

Finally, we conclude with our most popular feature: the 'featured listener.' This week's featured listener is a local icon and a friend to all who meet him. 

Crystal Phares is a resident physician in the emergency room of several Seattle hospitals. She shares with us how things have changed, and what the coronavirus outbreak looks like in Seattle.

Crystal is a graduate of the University of Nevada, Reno's School of Medicine and a former nurse with close to a decade in the health care field. She discusses how procedure has changed for seeing patients who present with COVID-19 symptoms, and how the traffic through the emergency room has changed since the outbreak began. 

The Washoe County School District unveiled its plans to roll out online and remote learning for students beginning on Monday due to the schools being shut down in the wake of the coronavirus outbreak.

Kris Hackbusch is the principal of Reno High School. He'll discuss the plans for online and remote learning as well as the challenges that come with it.

You can find Kris on Twitter: @khackbusch