On today's episode we speak with Tulare county Fire chief Charlie Norman. He talks about the so-called "Fire Season" and more.

On today's episode we speak with Porterville city Council member, Lawana Tate. She talks about the new library, roads, and more.

On today's episode we speak with Maggie Melo of the law firm of Melo & Sarsfield. Today, Maggie breaks down the Roe v Wade controversy for Hopper In The Morning.

On today's episode we speak with Nicole Parra, candidate for State Senate District 16. She speaks about why she's running and what she will do if elected.

On today's episode we re-visit with Joe Ruiz with the Porterville Education Foundation. He talks about the foundation and all that it does for local students and teachers.

On today's episode we speak with Suzi Gonzalez Of Enhanced Body Institute, or EBI In Visalia. We learn about the many facets of their programs at EBI and she tells us of some great specials happening now.

On today's episode we chat with Redwood High's Keira Bixler who is the lead with the school's Future Business Leaders of America. She talks about the program and her future plans. Don't miss this one!

On today's episode we speak with Jacob Fraga, Co-founder of Tulare's "Downtown Dream" project. He talks about the new things that are happening there as well as the big Cherry Festival coming up later this month.

On today's episode we speak with Noah Deeds & Nicholas Vargas from The Source in Visalia. They talk about their latest efforts for the community as well as upcoming events.

On todays episode we speak with Tulare Chamber of Commerce CEO, Donnette Silva Carter. She talks about the benefits of being a member of the chamber, as well as a number of upcoming events.