This week we sit down with Spearman native and entrepreneur, Suzanne Bellsnyder. Ms. Bellsnyder had worked in Austin for decades but coming back to her roots proved to be a great place to raise a family and start a couple of new businesses. In the interview, Ms. Bellsnyder shares her view of this year's legislative session and how a self-described policy wonk views policy for our area.

This week we sit down with Dr. Pam Kirby, a local Licensed Clinical Psychologist. Dr. Kirby talks about mental health in the era of COVID, what she is seeing in her practice, and what you can do to improve your mental health during a global pandemic.

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We sit down with Representative Ken King in this week's episode. He talks about the upcoming legislative session and how the state is continuing to be impacted by the COVID-19 Pandemic. Representative King shares why he loves his district and the work he's done to make the Panhandle an even better place to live.

We sit down with Representative Four Price in this week's episode. He talks about the upcoming legislative session and how the state is continuing to be impacted by the COVID-19 Pandemic. Representative Price shares why he loves his district and the work he's done for mental health legislation.

We sit down with Senator Kel Seliger in this week's episode. He talks about the upcoming legislative session and how the state is continuing to be impacted by the COVID-19 Pandemic. Senator Seliger shares why he loves his district and how he prioritized legislation to benefit our area.

On this week’s episode, we speak with Lucia Mendez Polston the Director of Community Engagement and Impact at Amarillo Area Foundation.  Lucia recently moved from Washington D.C. back to her roots in the Texas Panhandle.  We talk about her important work in D.C. and what she’ll be doing at the Foundation. 

This week we sit down with Colonel Andrew Scott DeJesse, one of the Monuments men in the United States Army. As well, as an accomplished artist in his own right, Colonel DeJesse speaks about life in the Panhandle, and how growing