District 3 Supervisor Tami Ritter explains why she got into politics, the challenges of being in the political minority, post-covid concerns, foster-parenting and what she loves to do when she's not trying to solve the community's problems.

Taylor Bunch, Executive Director of True North Housing Alliance dropped by to talk about opening the Howard Slater Navigation Center this Fall. She also shared about impacts of federal cuts, and challenged some community concern that expanding services might be a problem rather than a solution.

California's longest-serving district attorney talks about sports reporting, taking a college class taught by "Unabomber" Ted Kaczynski, and why he never wants to retire.

In this extended, two-part conversation, you'll get to know another side of the man who for years was the only liberal representative on the Chico City Council. He talks about his passion for solving the city's affordable housing problems, his love of music, and why doing odd jobs can literally be quite odd at times.

The city leader and pastor has a lot to say about his time living in Russia, navigating the Dam Spillway Crisis, pandemic challenges, faith and politics and a few eyebrow-raising grand jury reports.

Does he ever get tired of talking politics? Not really. On this week's episode, Assembly Republican Leader James Gallagher explains why he actually loves his job (which is more than most can say!) and what he has in the works to make life a little more affordable here in California.

Supervisor Rossman is fun and funny! She's spent her whole life as a beautician in Orland, and listening to her clients is what pushed her to take action steps to help solve their problems. We discuss her hopes to support seniors, veterans and volunteer firefighters... and maybe a few more fast food restaurants.

Supervisor & Chair Kevin Crye opens up about the many hats he wears. We talk about public safety and fentanyl, plus a little insight into what motivates him to keep showing up for his constituents, his community and his family.

In our first-ever episode, we hear from Butte County Sheriff Kory Honea about family, accidental celebrity, cartels in the foothills, robots in law enforcement and why he doesn't like having so many laws.