Talk Back

We spent the first hour talking with Hussein Ibish and Bob Seidenschwarz. Then Bob stuck around for an hour of open phones.

We replayed our interview with Secretary Buttigieg and then had open phones the rest of the show.

Michele Binkley is running for HD 85 in Ravalli County. We spoke with her for about 30 minutes and then it was global hot spots with Mehrdad Kia and Michael Mayer.

We discussed a variety of topics during open phones and then Rob took calls for a full hour.

Larry Anderson talked about veteran issues and an exciting new program.

Keeley from Red Cross talked about their upcoming blood drive. Then we spoke to Teresa Nygaaard and her team about their upcoming events. Then we spoke to Dr. Matz from Community Medical Center about Stroke Awareness Month.

Our friend and resident CPA Walt Kero answered tax questions from callers.

Gubernatorial candidate Tanner Smith joined us for the first few segments and then Dr. John Lott from the Crime Prevention Research Center joined us.

Jon Turk is an adventurer and historian who is presenting the next Cartography Comes Alive on May 15th. The KGVO Book Club with Michael and Mehrdad was "For Cause and Comrades: Why Men Fought in the Civil War".

We talked about the Bear Smart program and the new Health Board regulations about garbage containment that go into effect April 30 in the Rattlesnake and Grant Creek.