Michael kicks off the 9 am hour with Matt Perdue, who joins the program to break down federal funding programs available to farmers here in North Dakota. At 9:30, Corey Mock, North Dakota’s Chief Information Officer, comes on to discuss how the state remains on track to become the first in the nation with 100% broadband coverage. Originally aired on December 9 at 9 AM.

President Trump announces the possibility of ending Income Tax. The Federal Reserve ends the biggest liquidity drain in history. BRICS just had a historic meeting. Incredible reports on Gold and silver and their movements upward confirm the coming financial calamity. (To reach David: 1-844-604-2575.)

President Trump announces the possibility of ending Income Tax. The Federal Reserve ends the biggest liquidity drain in history. BRICS just had a historic meeting. Incredible reports on Gold and silver and their movements upward confirm the coming financial calamity. (To reach David: 1-844-604-2575.)

KFYR Kafe w/Daryl Lies, 3-5pm on KFYR 550

At 10:00, Michael continues the conversation with Rep. Stemen, delving deeper into the special session's priorities and expected outcomes. Then at 10:30, Michael shifts focus and brings on Samantha Henke to discuss the Minnesota fraud case and related issues involving the Somali community, providing listeners with meaningful context and current updates.

We kick off the program with Greg Tehven from Grand Farm, who joins to discuss what’s ahead for the organization and how they plan to use the $7 million in state funding recently approved for their work. At 9:30, Rep. Greg Stemen calls in to walk listeners through the key items on the agenda for the January special session and what lawmakers hope to accomplish.

KFYR Kafe w/Daryl Lies, 3-5pm on KFYR 550

Rural Health Committee Update

Dakota Mornings, with the newsmakers and the intel! 9am-11am on KFYR 550/99.7/iHeartRadio.