Lewis and Clark County Commissioner Andy Hunthausen joins us to talk about the happenings of the county, from Census to detention center and budget.

Hannah Stiff with the Better Business Bureau opens up our show, and then we close things out chatting with Helena Public School Superintendent Tyler Ream.

Helena's Parks and Recreation Director Kristi Ponozzo joins us for a chat.

Here is the 2020 Senatorial Debate, between incumbent Sen. Steve Daines (R) and Gov. Steve Bullock (D).

Carroll College President Dr. John Cech lets us know what precautions and preparations are being made, with the first day of class just around the corner. And with local schools opening, the Stuff the Bus campaign is once again in full swing ... but it, like so much else, looks a little different in 2020.

We check in with St. Andrew School to find out what their coming school year may look like, and then we close in a chat with Florence Crittenton CEO Carrie Krepps.

Helena Public Schools Superintendent Tyler Ream joins us to talk about just what the coming school year might look like amid a pandemic.

Helena Fire Chief Ken Wood swings in, and we talk fire season, safety and preparedness.

Montana Attorney General Tim Fox fills us in on what's been happening in his office, and then we find out how this pandemic has impacted Broadwater Hot Springs. They're still operating, but things do look a bit different.

Helena Area Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Cathy Burwell lets us know what local businesses are doing in these tough times, and fills us in on some new ventures in town as well.