This episode of "What's On Your Mind" is broadcast live from the NDSU campus, where the host, Scott, is celebrating philanthropy with the dedication of the new Challey School of Music. He speaks with NDSU President David Cook about the significant impact of donors like the Challey family and the importance of matching legislative funds with private philanthropy to transform the campus. The show's central theme revolves around the idea that giving, like a pebble dropped in a pond, creates a ripple effect that benefits future generations. The show also features a call-in segment with Senator Kevin Cramer, who discusses a variety of pressing issues. He fields calls from listeners concerned about government shutdowns, high farming costs, and the indictment of former FBI director James Comey. Cramer offers his perspective on these topics, explaining how perverse incentives and political posturing affect everything from agricultural markets to healthcare policy. He also shares his belief that the government is supposed to be a last resort, not a replacement for personal generosity. The discussion about the Comey indictment sparks a heated debate about political accountability and the role of the media. Timestamps: [00:00 - 06:10] Celebrating Philanthropy at NDSU: The host sets the scene from the NDSU campus, where he is broadcasting live for the dedication of the Challey School of Music. He reflects on the "ripple effect" of philanthropy and its impact on students and the community. [06:10 - 15:30] An Interview with NDSU President David Cook: President Cook talks about the Challey family's generosity and other major campus projects, including a new engineering complex and an agricultural field facility. He also discusses the university's efforts to run more like a business and align its programs with regional workforce needs. [15:30 - 24:00] Senator Kevin Cramer on Farming and Government: A listener expresses frustration with trade policies affecting farmers. Senator Cramer discusses the challenges facing the agricultural community and criticizes government-created perverse incentives, advocating for market-based solutions. [24:00 - 32:00] The Comey Indictment and Government Shutdowns: Senator Cramer and a caller debate the political implications of James Comey's indictment, with Cramer defending the move as an act of "self-defense" against political weaponization. He also shares his thoughts on the ongoing government shutdown debate, arguing that Democrats are using it as a political tool. [32:00 - 38:00] Healthcare and a New Ride: A caller expresses concern about rising healthcare costs, and Cramer ties…