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Elizabeth is about to go on the Rosemary's podcast to talk about her new curriculum, but she's going to be going up against a school administrator. The school administrator is very skeptical that this curriculum could serve anything large than a one room classroom and this makes Elizabeth very upset. 
The next day, Randall Rockwell's brother comes to town with bad news - Rosemary's radio show is being beat out about the Moo Minute. He says they need to figure out something good ASAP or risk being pulled. So she decides she's going to move her play to the radio...tomorrow! 
The cattleman's council meets to hear Allie out about the salmon situation but they're not interested. One fella in particular is very much against any changes and Allie recognizes his boots as the guy she saw in the woods that one day. She is saddened by the politics of it all. Same girl. Same. 
Nathan & Bill interview Edie about her uncle who may have been in with the Garrison Gang - she knows nothing of it. 
The cast is excited about the switch to radio but all the boys get sick. What are they to do?!?! GIRLS TRIPPPPP...to the radio. The ladies are going to be every roll. IT's a big deal. 
The play is a smash success. Elizabeth then gets some letters of ecnouragement from teachers who are pro-project based learning. She shows those images to Fiona who is very encoruaged. Maybe she don't need a man afterall. 
Edie tells Lucas the truth about the cattleman's council and how they're all in debt to that big bad guy, so they can't vote against him. 
Elizabeth goes back on the radio to read letters and talk more about teaching in unique ways and the people love it.