Krys Holmes from the Myrna Loy stops by for a chat and fills us in on what's going on with one of the coolest places in town.

We open the show talking Dueling Pianos, a fundraiser for multiple local non-profits. We finish things up chatting with Carroll College President Dr. John Cech

Mike Mergenthaler stops by to fill us in on the upcoming SWISH basketball tournament, which promises to be one of the biggest yet.

County Commissioner Andy Hunthausen stops by the studio, and we touch on multiple topics, including the process and importance of the upcoming census.

Helena Public Schools Superintendent Tyler Ream stops by the studio and we catch up on the latest in the district, including talk about the budget situation.

We check in with some of our city officials, and drill down on the important topic of budgeting for the city.

We check in with our Lewis and Clark County extension agents, and we also give you all the information you need to know about Night to Shine.

We flash back to a 2018 conversation with Frank Abignale to start the show. We finish in the studio with Jenne Caudle and GG Grotbo, who fill us in on the upcoming St. Andrew's Emerald Isle Dinner and Auction.

The morning starts with a conversation with Montana Attorney General Tim Fox, and we cover several large court cases. We close by chatting about Helena Food Share's partnership with Walmart for the upcoming week, as we look to collect jars of peanut butter - an important but relatively expensive item for Food Share to keep in stock.

Carrie Krepps and Liz Flynn with Florence Crittenton stop by to recap Paint the Town Pink, look at successes of 2019, and look ahead for 2020.