It seems a new show was born... organically... on the air! Hear it here. I think this is where we can say it started.

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Amy Iler and Eric Johnson (filling in for JJ Gordon) discuss a koozie phenomena!

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Tom calls it "F.R.I" - The Feels Rotten Index, but most others call it "windchill". He explains!

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Roxana Saberi, an Iranian-American journalist, Fargo Native, Concordia Graduate, Former Miss ND, worked as a foreign correspondent based in Tehran for six years. She was imprisoned for 100 days in 2009 on a false accusation of espionage, and worked as a foreign and US correspondent for CBS News for several years. She joins Amy Iler and Mike Obach (filling in for JJ Gordon) to talk about the protests in Iran.

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After the legislature voted Universal School Meals down, Amy Jacobson explains how Together for School Meals is committed to making sure the issues gets on the ballot. The coalition encourages North Dakotans who want to make a difference to get involved. Sign up to volunteer, stay informed, and support the campaign at www.togetherforschoolmeals.org.

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A lawsuit involving a 19-year-old against the social media companies has us wondering about the use of the word "addiction" AND what generation is really suffering with being chronically online? Larry Magid, with connectsafely.org and larrysworld.com, joins Amy Iler and Tyler Axness (sitting in for JJ Gordon).

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Don Kinzler, Cass County Extension Agent/Cass County Horticulture, joins Amy & JJ to discuss the "exploding trees"... social media has been "exploding" with people talking about the phenomena. Don explains this has been called "frost crack" for a long time! Maybe the internet didn't think that name was "clickable"!?

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When you put your home on the market.. it’s really like dating. You want to look good, so the
date goes well. You wear your best clothes and really clean up. It’s kind of the same with
houses. There are things that really don’t work anymore and some things that really never
worked! The expert Realtors at Berkshire Hathaway HomeServices Premier Properties keep
their eye on the latest housing trends. Pat Karley and Karena Carlson say trends that were once
the latest and greatest are now, so last year!

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