The Coffee Break Podcast

There are events about to start up at the Lewis and Clark County Fairgrounds, and visitors are about to be allowed inside the library as well! 

Lewis and Clark County Health Officer Drenda Niemann lets us in on the current status of COVID in our community, and what things look like going forward. We also check in with Bruce Day at Helena Food Share to find out how residents can help them with an ongoing mission to feed hungry kids in our community. 

Emily McVey fills us in on everything happening at the United Way, including tax help!

Katy Lovell with DPHHS talks with us about scams and financial abuse as it pertains to Montana's seniors. 

Maestro Allan R. Scott from the Helena Symphony is joined by world renowned pianist Claire Huangci to talk about this weekend's concert

We open chatting with Dr. David Krainacker about heart health from the perspective of a primary care physician. Then we talk with interventional cardiologist Dr. Elizabeth Holper to dive deeper. 

Gigi Grotbo opens up the show and we chat about St. Andrew School and their fundraising auction online now. Then we spend some time learning about something that may just help those with hearth health issues recover and even thrive from Carol Wilcock. 

Tracie Dahl from Intermountain talks with us about how kids are doing now a year into the pandemic, and we also spend time talking about the issue of suicide and young people. 

We sit down with Krys Holmes from the Myrna Loy to talk about how they're doing, and we chat about a really cool project centered around Rodney Street. 

Lewis and Clark County Sheriff Leo Dutton stops in to chat about what's happening with the detention center, and we touch on some of the bills being discussed in the Montana Legislature as well.