A scheduling change and we kick off the show revisiting a conversation with Jeff Wadekamper from Helena Regional Airport. Then Stewart has an important conversation about autism awareness. 

Stewart Davis serves as guest host and dives into the issue of sexual assault at the end of Sexual Assault Awareness Month. 

Stewart Davis continues to fill in and fills YOU in on the return of the Gov Cup! Then a chat with the folks from Ex Works which is now, finally, able to reopen!

Stewart Davis fills in this week, and starts it off with a chat about Spring Meadow Resources - who are they, what do they do in our community, and how can you help them in their mission?

Maestro Allan R. Scott and the world's greatest living clarinetist, Ricardo Morales, join us in the studio to talk about the upcoming performance, set for Saturday night. 

We check in first with Katie Gallagher on the COVID vaccination efforts at the fairgrounds and find out how you can help those volunteering their time and skills. Then we talk nutrition with Jaime Larese!

We open with a chat about the Great Divide Ski Patrol, and learn how you can help their work through an upcoming fundraiser. Then we learn about CASA of Lewis and Clark and Broadwater counties. The work they do is so important for the kids in our community, and they, too, can use your help. 

We chat with Sarah Feingold from Intermountain, and find out what is happening right now with our kids in schools, and how Intermountain is making a difference. 

Krys Holmes from the Myrna Loy shares the latest from the theater, including a Rodney Street project and an upcoming puppet festival. 

We talk with the director of the Montana Historical Society, Molly Kruckenberg, to find out the latest on their status and to find out what's happening with the upcoming renovation and remodel. Then we have a chance to chat with Sen. Tester about what the COVID relief package will do for Montanans.