On today's chat, Hopper speaks with Mari Perez-Ruiz of the Central Valley Empowerment Alliance. She talks about the rebuilding of the town of Poplar after a tragic fire there weeks ago. She also talks about a very large event this Sunday in that community that will march to the city of Delano. It's a day-long event filled with fun, music, food and many dignitaries.

On today's chat, Hopper speaks with Census Expert Jesus Garcia about redistricting in Tulare County. They also discuss their proposed new map, as well as the Constitution playing the major role.

On today's chat, Hopper finds out the latest on what's happening at The Source LGBT+ Center with Nick Vargas. Plus agriculture news and another homeowner tip.

On today's chat, Hopper speaks with Tulare County Sheriff Mike Boudreaux. He tells us about fires, the COVID outbreak at the jail, and the recent death of an inmate. He also talks about his personal take on COVID mandates.

On today's chat, Hopper speaks with Porterville Police Chief, Jake Castellow. He talks about the recent rash of thefts of catalytic converters, road rage, & what the PPD is doing in the community.

On today's episode, Nicole Wynd talks about "I AM HUMAN" a project that she and others have started and partnered with other agencies, to figure out how to teach people to simply be KIND. She also talks about her relationship with the Little Libraries project locally.

On today's chat, Hopper finds out the latest on what's happening at the Tulare Chamber of Commerce with CEO Donnette Silva-Carter. Plus agriculture news and another homeowner tip.

On today's chat, Hopper speaks with Mani Baum with 5 Star Health Care in Hanford talks about the many services that they offer for the whole family, including urgent care when needed.

On today's chat, Hopper speaks with Burton School District's Irene Ortega. She talks about things that are coming up, including enrollment!

On today's chat, it's the unveiling of the Book Bank In Porterville this weekend! Porterville Little Libraries own Tim Baker talks about that and more. Plus a look at agriculture and another homeowner tip.