Nick does a second show this week.  His in-studio guest is Ryan Roth, who talks a little Star Wars and explains why he gives back to the community.  Our Red Cross guest is Jessica Schwindt, who is the Preparedness Lead for the Red Cross.  She talks about home fire prevention.

National Mark Service volunteer, "Elkspert" and Marvel and Star Wars nerd Jason Wolvington joins the show to talk about elk, adventures in volunteering, Marvel, and Star Wars.

Nick and member's of his out-of-state family discuss a cornucopia of topics, including animal sanctuaries and go-to movies.

Matt Estrin, owner of Tower 56 and Sara Schell with Visit Greeley are this week's guests and talk about binge watching shows.  Sara promotes events in Greeley, while Matt talks about his new business, The Hatchet House.  It's all washed down with bourbon and whiskey.

Gene and Julie Haffner promote the Cattle Baron's Ball.

Today's guises are Tom, owner of ServPro of Greeley and Windsor, and Shantelle, owner of Giving Made Easy by Shantelle.  After a little love and attention given to their businesses, Tom talks about alpacas.  Finally, Nick talks about Chadwick Boseman in the wake of his death.

This week, Nick is joined by consummate nerd Michelle Kempema with the Colorado Model Railroad Museum, who talks about the history of trains in Northern Colorado and Monster Day Greeley.  (Go to MonsterDayGreeley.com for more).   Also, Sharon Eberhard with Life Stories talks about how the organization helps youth in the community.

Amy Dugan and Sara Schell with the Greeley Chamber of Commerce and Matt Estrin with Tower 56 join the show to review whiskey and the city of Greeley.  Also, what movies have they been catching up on during the pandemic.

Local cinematographer and Alex Stephens talks about his experience in the Air Force and venture in cinematography.  Also, the 31 feel good movies that will make you smile.

Nick starts the show talking about his top summer blockbusters.  Professional musician Tanner Robinson joins the show next.  Finally, Nick announces some northern Colorado event cancellations, but it's not all bad news.