Helena Symphony Maestro Allan R. Scott stops by to discuss the upcoming concert - featuring the world's greatest clarinetist.

Lewis and Clark County Sheriff Leo Dutton stops by to chat, and we touch on Memorial Day, a recent conviction, and the tragedy of suicide among law enforcement personnel.

Kevin Terry fills in as host and starts off talking flu and flu shots with the experts at Mountain Pacific Quality Health. We finish the week talking about a great program in the community called Move For Hunger.

We revisit a conversation with Glenna Wortman-Obie with Family Promise. We finish the show chatting Helena Civic Center Gift Show.

We chat first about a collaboration between Boy Scouts and Walmart to help pile up coffee to donate to veterans, and we finish learning about just what the YWCA is and does here in Helena.

Dana Friede and Emily McVey with the United Way of the Lewis and Clark Area stop by to fill us in on the status of their giving campaign, what it is that money means, and in general just what's happening this month.

Kurt Kittleson fills in as host, chatting with Joy Novota with Starz on Stage, and with the latest act coming to town, Dennis Stroughmatt. He chats about his style of Western/Cajun swing and just how he settled into that particular musical niche.

Tri-Lakes Volunteer Fire Chief Bob Drake stops by to chat, among other things, a shortened deadline to apply for fire mitigation funds available to residents of Lewis and Clark County. Then we finish up with a quartet of folks who fill us in on the Last Chance New Play Fest.

We open the show with our third annual overnight Ghost Hunt, this year looking back at the first two and then finishing with a nighttime experience at an old Helena home. We finish up chatting with some of our HPD friends about Trick-or-Treat safety.

A rewind to our second Overnight Ghost Hunt, from 2018, where we explored the nearby ghost town of Marysville. From an old home, to the frontier cemetery, and the popular Marysville House, there are clearly more residents in Marysville than the official census would indicate.