Give a listen to an extended podcast version of Mike & Tim's family friendly friday featuring coverage on the public TV debate, floor vote and possible consequences of implementing planned parenthood's sex education being taught down to kindergarten. Consider calling Teen aid who currently provides a FREE high school creditable course called The Alternative. This alternative is a sexual risk avoidance course for you and your children. Teen aid can be reached at 509-482-2868

Spokane valley fire commissioner John Guarisco joins Mike & Tim to discuss current trends in county home sales, and we learn a bit more about the valley fire dept.

Discussion and clarification thru white paper the spending of $1.4 million on housing by the city council. $1.4 was voted on and approved to rehab 74 units of housing at the "CARLYLE" downtown, 180K was given to "Family promise" to buy a house adjacent to their facility to expand their operations, and $750K was given to "proclaim liberty" to help them build an ECAP early childhood center and an additional $456K was given to Proclaim liberty for building improvements at liberty park terrace apartments on the lower south hill.

UTC ruling has Avista paying back E. WA customer almost $8.4 million to gas & electric customers, President signs a Dental health bill for Veterans, Louisiana is first state to call for health impact study of 5G. council meeting disclosed that over 580K lime scooters and bikes were ridden last year in Spokane with biggest complaint being the riding on the sidewalk, mosquito sound emitting ordinance has been pushed to the meeting of 3/23, 14 hybrid police cars were purchased for $700K, next meeting of the council will be at the East Central community center on Monday the 16th.

State has passed the comprehensive sex education requirements for our k-12 children, comments on the national debt, presidential debate, primary, Spokane is #2 for crime ??, and more...

Oh boy! looks like the council and the administration are not too collaborative yet as confusion and ideological differences may be influencing meetings and outcomes.

Maiden voyage of an RSP extended broadcast using a combination of live show for the first half and recorded for the expanded half. We are updating on the corona bug and covering the deliberation and vote on the city council's planned parenthood noise ordinance. Comments from Caleb Collier and Pastor Ken Peters on their heart and observations.

A couple of sharp college students join Mike & Tim to discuss the students who comprise the Republicans at Spokane community college. Pay attention to this group of young folks as they are hosting a republican gubernatorial debate in May featuring at least five of the candidates.

$1.4 million in accepting funding recommendations from CHHS to rehab 74 units of affordable housing, and construction of a new ECAP center. Just the housing easy math;  almost $19K per unit. Additional $50K needed for legal services in a police law suit, approving $114K to establish a new position in performance mgmt. Both landlord tenant issues got pushed until 1 May to make room for the planned parenthood noise ordinance. Expect the chambers to be packed.

Anna Bohach, the new Patriarchy, the church at planned parenthood, testifying at the Spokane city council.