The Coffee Break Podcast

County Commissioner Susan Good Geisi stops in and we chat about the county's response to the COVID-19 pandemic, and specifically about masks. 

Dr. Shelly Harkins, the Chief Medical Officer at St. Peter's Health, gives us a pandemic update from the local level. We finish out the show chatting with a pair of local 4Hers, to find out just what Fair Week looks like for them in 2020. 

Lewis and Clark County Sheriff Leo Dutton swings by the studio for a conversation. 

Lewis and Clark Health Officer Drenda Niemann has a conversation with us about what the county is seeing in terms of the coronavirus, what decisions have been made, and just how officials came to those decisions. 

Friendship Center executive director Jenny Eck stops by and we hear how their services are more needed in our community than ever before amid the stress and environment of the pandemic. 

After our phone lines cut him off during our last conversation, we give Libertarian candidate for Governor Lyman Bishop a chance at a full conversation about some of the things important to his running for the office. 

Emily McVey and Jeff Buscher from the United Way of the Lewis and Clark Area join us. There's a lot going on with the COVID-19 pandemic, and the United Way has been working overtime to get the help where it is needed the most. 

Kevin Tenney with the Lewis and Clark County Fairgrounds fills us in on what's been happening there amid the COVID pandemic, and what is ahead. 

The Libertarian candidate for governor of Montana, Lyman Bishop joins us for a conversation. Our phones bite us again and we lose him in the middle of our chat, but we've rescheduled him down the road to have a complete interview. 

We lost her for the second half of the show (phone line issues), but Nancy Davis gets us some information about Edgewater Farms, their upcoming activities and their popular corn maze.