Wealth Wake Up Live for 2/4/12
Host and CFP Dick Donahue talks about labor participation, IRA tips and planning, Alzheimer's and dementia planning, and the Super Bowl stock market indicator.
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Radio Real Estate for 2/4/12
Mike Kent interviews Clyde Libolt of liboltresidentialdrafting.com about how to succeed in residential or commercial design, and the history of the Woods Coffee building in Boulevard Park.
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In the Shop for 2/4/12
Brian from Dr. John's Auto Clinic and Steve from The Panacea Auto Repair take calls and talk about Honda hybrid fuel economy claims and EPA fuel milage tests.
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Around the House for 2/4/12
The guys from Windsor Plywood in Bellingham talk about the various wood finishes, wood fiber recovery for energy, and everybody's favorite gunstock wood: American Walnut.
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PM Bellingham for 2/3/12
Local Planned Parenthood officials respond to a cancer foundation's flip-flop on breast cancer program funding; a WWU expert explains an easing of federal forestry rules; and a regional regulator issues a stagnant air warning with still weather in the for
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PM Bellingham for 2/2/12
Police report a Bellingham hurt in a fight that sent him falling through an apartment building's railing has now died; and a state Senator from Blaine introduces what he calls the 'Washington State Preservation of Liberty Act.'
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KGMI Morning News Extra for 2/02/12 - Assistance League
Assistance League of Bellingham Vice President of Membership Cathy Robbins discusses the local role of the league, their 30th anniversary sales at their Thrift and Gift store and orientation classes they offer to prospective volunteers.
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KGMI Morning News Extra for 2/01/12 - Oysterfest
Sunrise Rotary Club Communication Committee Chair Jack Keith discusses their upcoming Oysterfest fundraiser to raise funds to benefit Amu's Place, Explorations Academy and Bellingham Childcare and Learning Center.
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KGMI Morning News Extra for 1/31/12 - Whatcom Reads
Assistant Director of the Bellingham Public LIbrary Christine Perkins discusses the Whatcom Reads! program and how a special event with police K-9 officer and his partner connect the public with the work of a local author.
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The Joe Show for 2/1/12
I talk with "honey badger" video narrator Randall, local Planned Parenthood executive director Linda McCarthy and Jorge Valenzuala of United Farm Workers.
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PM Bellingham for 1/31/12
A Ferndale city lawmaker says he opposes raising sales taxes to pay for transportation projects; and, the local offices of a federal agency announce Whatcom County farmers' eligibility for federal disaster payments.
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The Joe Show for 1/31/12
My guest is Nick Lake, author of "In Darkness," a novel about Haiti's history and recent experience.
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PM Bellingham for 1/30/12
Local authorities ask for the public's help in finding a man who went missing in downtown Bellingham; a state think tank breaks down how local schools measure up; and federal money is slated to pay for wetland restoration on the Nooksack River.
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The Joe Show for 1/30/12
Rick Dubrow and Stoney Bird of No Coal! join me for a discussion of the Bellingham Community Bill of Rights aimed at stopping coal train traffic through the city.
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Wealth Wake Up for 1/29/12
Dick Donahue with Asset Advisors talks about how to boost your credit score, the recent Federal Reserve meeting, and his Advance & Protect investment strategy.
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The Whatcom Report for 1/29/12
Host Ken Oplinger discusses the 1st congressional forum for the 1st district, southbound border traffic increases, and the land-use fight in Whatcom County.
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Community Connection for 1/28/12
Crystal King chats this weekend with reps from H&R Block, Fullner Food Service, the Lighthouse Mission, Bio Bug Pest Management, and Bellingham dentist Dr. Eric Yaremko.
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Wealth Wake Up Live for 1/28/12
Dick Donahue shares his personal background and how he became a conservative, discusses confirmation bias, and the details of Mitt Romney's tax bill.
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Radio Real Estate for 1/28/12
Host Mike Kent is back with a rundown of the Whatcom Co. Association of Realtors award recipients, and a sneak peak at what to expect in housing in 2012.
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In the Shop for 1/28/12
Kirk from Angler Automotive and Steve from The Panacea Auto Repair talk about adjusting seatbelts, head rests, speedometers, and how long to go between oil changes.
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Around the House for 1/28/12
Ken, Mike and Matt from Windsor Plywood on Iowa Street talk about ipe wood, and offer remodeling tips to make your house live bigger.
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PM Bellingham for 1/27/12
Police continue the search for a 72-year-old man missing nearly a week; a state senator wants more single family home construction in certain parts of Whatcom county; and Ferndale's city clerk talks about the first ever Ferndale Day of Giving.
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KGMI Morning News Extra for 1/27/12 - Peace Corps
WWU Peace Corps Representative Jill MacIntyre Witt discusses the reasons why Western Washington University is ranked number 2 on the 2012 Peace Corps Top Colleges rankings with 73 undergraduate alumni serving overseas.
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PM Bellingham for 1/26/12
Greg Anders drops out of the first district congressional race; the motorcade route for a fallen Ferndale Marine released; and the Whatcom County prosecutor talks about the suspects still on the loose after last fall's shooting in Lynden.
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The Joe Show for 1/26/12
My guest is Jeff Paterson, organizer of the Bradley Manning Support Network, who is spearheading efforts to get the military whistle blower freed.
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PM Bellingham for 1/25/12
A state economist says Whatcom County's jump in unemployment may not be as bad as it looks; local legislators plan a 'telephone town hall'; and a local dairy farmer gives us a look at the industry that's seen a roller coaster ride in the last few years.
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The Joe Show for 1/25/12
I talk with Dennis Sigler of the SOS Movement which is lobbying in Olympia to Save Our (social) Services; and we discuss the State of the Union address.
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KGMI Morning News Extra for 1/25/12 - Chess Champs
Northwest Chess League Director Randy Kaech discusses the Northwest High School Chess League competition and the Washington State H.S. Individual Chess Championships taking place at Ferndale High School.
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