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We had open phones to start the show and then finished with more open phones after Richard Boucher joined us for 30 minutes. He is a senior US diplomat turned teacher. Over a thirty-two year career, he served in numerous leadership positions and achieved the highest rank in the U.S. Foreign Service as Career Ambassador.

Ambassador Marie Yovanovitch was the US Ambassador to Ukraine when Trump first came into office. She just came back to the US from a trip to Ukraine and had a unique perspective to share with our listeners.

Max Wolf and David Gray talked about what to do with the Old Post Hospital. Then it was Missoula ECON 101 with Missoula Economic Partnership CEO Grant Kier and Dick Barrett. Barrett is a retired economist and former member of the Montana Legislature.

Jamie Rindal from Adult and Teen Challenge PNW joined us to discuss their Missoula Women's Campus and future events. Senate Candidate Tim Sheehy answered questions from callers for 30 minutes.

Congressman Ryan Zinke called us from his office in Washington D.C. and answered several questions from listeners.

We had open phones with Bob Seidenschwarz during the first few segments and then Executive Director of the

Maureen and Mike Mansfield Center Deena Mansour joined us.

Dr. Lott is the President of the Crime Prevention Research Center here in Missoula. He talked about gun control and more.

Bob Seidenschwarz had a special guest.

Steve Dybdal joined us for the first few segments. He is spearheading the organization of Manufacturing Day in Missoula in early October. Then it was the KGVO Book Club with Michael Mayer.

Sandy Vasecka represents Ward 6 on the Missoula City Council and she is running for reelection. Larry Diamond is a globally renowned democracy expert from Stanford University.