Join host Mike Chmielewski and his guest, Bruce Brown. 2026 candidate for Palmer City Council. Bruce Brown, candidate for Palmer City Council Photo Credit: Mat-Su Sentinel

John Paul, "The Car Doctor", from AAA Northeast offers some fall car care tips, EV's, and speaks about the current state of energy.

Port MacKenzie is growing. Port Director David Griffin believes the next several years are important for the future of the port. The port is relatively young. It was established in 2000. It handles barge traffic. It moves construction equipment and supplies to communities throughout western Alaska. The port receives shipments of salt from Mexico for […]

Storm cleanup. Boat sinks. Blood drive.

From politics to economy, sport, technology and various topics of interest, the platform takes a look at many of these platforms aims to inform and educate the listener on issues as well as get their thoughts on many of these issues.

Join Dr. Jill Valerius and host Lee Henrikson as they conclude a three part discussion about Testosterone in Men and Women. Testosterone is a sex hormone that helps men build muscle and develop sexual traits, like libido and hair growth. Women have small amounts of testosterone, too. Testosterone levels are naturally much higher in males. If […]

Dr. Susan Brynne Long explores the often-overlooked frontier battles of the American Revolution. The conversation examines the people, conflicts, and challenges that shaped warfare beyond the Revolution’s better-known battlefields.

Fresh FM took the studio on the road for the Te Tauihu Accessibility Expo at Nelson’s Trafalgar Centre. Throughout the day, Delena caught up with stallholders and community organisations doing great work across our region. She also chatted with people visiting the Expo, hearing about their experiences and what accessibility means to them. Together, these conversations celebrate connection, inclusion, and a community where everyone can take part.Part 2: In this episode Fresh FM’s Darren from

Fresh FM took the studio on the road for the Te Tauihu Accessibility Expo at Nelson’s Trafalgar Centre. Throughout the day, Delena caught up with stallholders and community organisations doing great work across our region. She also chatted with people visiting the Expo, hearing about their experiences and what accessibility means to them. Together, these conversations celebrate connection, inclusion, and a community where everyone can take part. Part 1: In this episode Alife from The Buzz, Helbur

This episode argues that meaningful improvement rarely happens overnight. Big-bang rollouts and sudden change cause chaos, bugs, and unintended consequences, while slow, incremental implementations let organizations prototype, find hidden flaws, build buy-in, and protect core operations.The host reflects on a difficult personal week and reminds listeners that steady, small steps — passo y paso — are the reliable path to safer, more resilient organizations. Be kind, be patient, and be safe.

On The HeARTy Breakfast, Tyrese caught up with Maria Ramsay from the Toi Foundation to chat about what the foundation does and the different funding opportunities available to support our local community. They’re also the new sponsor of The HeARTy Breakfast, so a big welcome to the team!Tyrese also caught up with local Taranaki artist Kayleb Duckett to talk about his music and his album Speechless Housefire, which is our Album of the Week this week! 🔥🎸

Regular panelists Pat , Don, and Kristen are joined by guests Joe McParland and Blake Roberts to discuss the September 29th Chamber of Commerce Mayoral debate.

This week we do something a bit different. We present interviews with four Alaskans who describe how changes in federal policies have affected them or their organizations, whether for better or for worse. Specifically, we interviewed Alaskans involved with libraries, social work, foster care, and fish processing. We hope you find their stories insightful.

Carolyn updates you on goings on for the Association of Blind Citizens Southland Branch!

Delena chats with clay artist Carla Ruka about her love of clay and what to discover during Nelson Clay Week. Find more information about Clay Week at www.clayweek.co.nz - events from 3-9 October

KGUN-TV recently reported on Chirs Desborough’s accomplishments as a blind person. Chris has retinitis pigmentosa. And Chris is currently the Deputy Chief of Staff for Paul Cunningham. Paul is the Council Member for Ward Two in Tucson, Arizona. Chris will talk about his blindness and work as Deputy Chief. More info related to this week’s show: KGUN-TV story on Chris- https://www.kgun9.com/news/local-news/local-advocate-turning-his-disabilities-into-abilities Ways to Connect to Speaking Out for the

What are Enduring Powers of Attorney (EPOAs) and how do they work? Do you need one? Who should you pick to make decisions for you? And when will someone else decide what’s best for you? Find the answers to all your EPOA questions in this episode of the Law Lady.