We start the morning discussing Safer Communities Montana, which is working on the problem of the always too-high rate of suicide in our state. Then we close by talking to Ray Read and John Quintrell about what's happening this Memorial Day weekend in our community, and we hear a bit about a new book written by John. 

Stewart Davis fills in this morning and has a pair of fantastic conversations with some of our friends from St. Peter's Health. 

We catch you up on all the details you need to know about the upcoming Gov Cup, back after a hiatus year caused by the pandemic. 

We have an important conversation with Jesse Heide from Intermountain, centered around youth and anxiety as the world once again changes as we work to emerge from a year of pandemic lockdowns. 

We catch up with Krys Holmes from The Myrna Loy, and get to hear about some past events and upcoming events. 

There are big things happening at the Salvation Army, including new leadership here in Helena. We chat with Maj. Phil Smith, who will be leaving the community after two years. 

Helena Area Chamber of Commerce President and CEO Cathy Burwell joins us to talk about how the business community is doing as we work to get out from under the pandemic. 

Lewis and Clark County Commissioner Andy Hunthausen joins us to talk about happenings in the county, including our response to COVID and the newly upgraded and renovated detention center

Helena Public Schools Superintendent Tyler Ream shares the studio with his successor, Rex Weltz, as we talk about the challenges overcome and the year ahead. 

Fire Marshal Lou Antonick chats with us about preparations for the upcoming wildfire season, and shares information about what to do if you find yourself in the path of a fire.