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 March 14, 2025 10AM - It's Your Agri Business with Bill Zortman

Blog—May 23, 2025—10-11—It’s YOUR Agri Business

   Last stop for the Memorial Day weekend---and we had a bevy of guests who wanted to be in that last roundup.

   Darren Hefty—Ag PHD---he and his brother provide so much in scholarships, information, and advocacy for those tied to Agriculture.

   What a special voice for South Dakota in Agriculture. We have had a chance to do so much with him thru the years---plus serving as a cheerleader for those in the business—passing the torch to the next generation.

   We talked as well about where we are with the crops, the hopes and fears---and what we can all expect in 2025.

   Darren’s first words to me were the sun is shining---and It was---but isn’t it interesting---that sunshine doesn’t have to go with lollipops and roses. It can help a farm family feel even better.

   We talked with the Deputy State Executive Director of FPAC-FSA in South Dakota—Ryan Vanden Berge---his organization has celebrated 25 years of the agency’s popular Farm Storage Facility Loan Program this month.  We talked about what they are doing---the maximum loan amount for storage facilities is  $500,00—and they provide a microloan option that , while available to all eligible farmers and ranchers -also should be of particular interest to new or small producers where there is a need for financing options for loans up to $50,000. 

   Maps are now available at the local County FSA Officers for acreage reporting purposes—and if you wish to receive your maps by email—you can call your FSA Office. 

   Acreage Reporting Deadline for 2025 Crop Year spring-seeded crops acreage is set for July 15th.

   Chris Brilley---shared they are grateful to their champions on Capitol Hill who have worked hard to preserve and extend rural priorities like the 45Z clean fuel production tax credit. 

   Sarah Heinrich had the Growing Harvest Network from our little sister station at KFGO in Fargo---

    From Swenson Commodities—Barry had the morning numbers---and it give us the grains, the meat, the energy and the Big Board on Wall Street. Swenson Commodities is closed on Memorial Day Monday.

    Angelia Kennecke –joined us sharing ---we talked about Emily’s Hope ---and she was in Watertown---to ensure community members can quickly access the life-saving medication of Naloxone in an emergency. The expansion comes just weeks after Watertown police responded to two near-fatal overdoses involving what is believed to be powder fentanyl. In one case, officers performed CRP and administered naloxone to revive an unresponsible adult male. In another case a person was found unconscious in a public restroom and later regained consciousness. 

   The donation from Emily’s Hope is about one thing: saving lives. By making naloxone more accessible to the public they are giving the community the power to act in a critical moment and potentially prevent a tragedy. 

    Angelia talked to us about the situation---and the donation of the naloxone boxes they are making for South Dakota. 

   The compassionate support and financial assistance for recovery was founded by award-winning journalist Angela Kennecke after the tragic overdose death of her daughter Emily. In essence they have become a national voice for prevention and hope. Yes we continue to follow and you can get more information at emilyshope.charity/media

    It’s Friday—so we talked with Alla---about all she sees on Ukraine-13 or so years—she has been in South Dakota. She has been a beacon for so many others from Ukraine in our State. Hundreds have come to South Dakota—and businesses want these hard-working Ukrainians. Each Friday we talked about the change on the stage—what is happening far away in Russia and Ukraine—and what more can we do to find hard working Ukrainians. We also visit about the situation and her family. It is special for us to bring businesses and Ukrainian workers together. And we’ll keep doing our communication part to make a difference. 

   Laura Edwards---South Dakota State Climatologist—helped us finish the show---leading into the Memorial Day Weekend---

   Listen live to the show at 1320, 105.1, 107.9—use the KELO App—Streaming on Line or just ask Alexa. Norm Anderson  posts the podcast of the show---I schedule the guests—prep for the interviews---and then do the interviews. Questions for me—feel free to call/text at 605-728-BILL ---bill.zortman@mwcradio.com.  

Blog&mdash;May 23, 2025&mdash;10-11&mdash;It&rsquo;s YOUR Agri Business
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Last stop for the Memorial Day weekend---and we had a bevy of guests who wanted to be in that last roundup.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Darren Hefty&mdash;Ag PHD---he and his brother provide so much in scholarships, information, and advocacy for those tied to Agriculture.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;What a special voice for South Dakota in Agriculture. We have had a chance to do so much with him thru the years---plus serving as a cheerleader for those in the business&mdash;passing the torch to the next generation.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;We talked as well about where we are with the crops, the hopes and fears---and what we can all expect in 2025.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Darren&rsquo;s first words to me were the sun is shining---and It was---but isn&rsquo;t it interesting---that sunshine doesn&rsquo;t have to go with lollipops and roses. It can help a farm family feel even better.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;We talked with the Deputy State Executive Director of FPAC-FSA in South Dakota&mdash;Ryan Vanden Berge---his organization has celebrated 25 years of the agency&rsquo;s popular Farm Storage Facility Loan Program this month.&nbsp; We talked about what they are doing---the maximum loan amount for storage facilities is&nbsp; $500,00&mdash;and they provide a microloan option that , while available to all eligible farmers and ranchers -also should be of particular interest to new or small producers where there is a need for financing options for loans up to $50,000.&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Maps are now available at the local County FSA Officers for acreage reporting purposes&mdash;and if you wish to receive your maps by email&mdash;you can call your FSA Office.&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Acreage Reporting Deadline for 2025 Crop Year spring-seeded crops acreage is set for July 15th.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Chris Brilley---shared they are grateful to their champions on Capitol Hill who have worked hard to preserve and extend rural priorities like the 45Z clean fuel production tax credit.&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Sarah Heinrich had the Growing Harvest Network from our little sister station at KFGO in Fargo---
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;From Swenson Commodities&mdash;Barry had the morning numbers---and it give us the grains, the meat, the energy and the Big Board on Wall Street. Swenson Commodities is closed on Memorial Day Monday.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Angelia Kennecke &ndash;joined us sharing ---we talked about Emily&rsquo;s Hope ---and she was in Watertown---to ensure community members can quickly access the life-saving medication of Naloxone in an emergency. The expansion comes just weeks after Watertown police responded to two near-fatal overdoses involving what is believed to be powder fentanyl. In one case, officers performed CRP and administered naloxone to revive an unresponsible adult male. In another case a person was found unconscious in a public restroom and later regained consciousness.&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The donation from Emily&rsquo;s Hope is about one thing: saving lives. By making naloxone more accessible to the public they are giving the community the power to act in a critical moment and potentially prevent a tragedy.&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Angelia talked to us about the situation---and the donation of the naloxone boxes they are making for South Dakota.&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;The compassionate support and financial assistance for recovery was founded by award-winning journalist Angela Kennecke after the tragic overdose death of her daughter Emily. In essence they have become a national voice for prevention and hope. Yes we continue to follow and you can get more information at emilyshope.charity/media
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;It&rsquo;s Friday&mdash;so we talked with Alla---about all she sees on Ukraine-13 or so years&mdash;she has been in South Dakota. She has been a beacon for so many others from Ukraine in our State. Hundreds have come to South Dakota&mdash;and businesses want these hard-working Ukrainians. Each Friday we talked about the change on the stage&mdash;what is happening far away in Russia and Ukraine&mdash;and what more can we do to find hard working Ukrainians. We also visit about the situation and her family. It is special for us to bring businesses and Ukrainian workers together. And we&rsquo;ll keep doing our communication part to make a difference.&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Laura Edwards---South Dakota State Climatologist&mdash;helped us finish the show---leading into the Memorial Day Weekend---
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Listen live to the show at 1320, 105.1, 107.9&mdash;use the KELO App&mdash;Streaming on Line or just ask Alexa. Norm Anderson&nbsp; posts the podcast of the show---I schedule the guests&mdash;prep for the interviews---and then do the interviews. Questions for me&mdash;feel free to call/text at 605-728-BILL <a href="mailto:---bill.zortman@mwcradio.com">---bill.zortman@mwcradio.com</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;

May 23, 2025 10AM - It's Your Agri Business with Bill Zortman

Blog—May 23, 2025—9-10—It’s YOUR Business

   Friday before the start of the Memorial Day Weekend. Guests –good information---and a cross section of what to expect---and how to enjoy families.

   Who shared what?

   Jodi Schwan---talked about the events she had followed for the week---things like announcements from Culver’s, Dollar Trees plus a newcomer Urban Cheapskate opened at the Western Mall.

   Valley Spring got a nod for steady growth---but Sioux Falls Sales Tax was “flat”—seeing slower growth patterns.

   Then there was Al Schoeneman—who retired this week---and those he brought into the business and helped with the business will long remember what he has done and you can bet will not just sit ---he’ll be engaged. Thank you!!!!

   Jessie Schmidt---BBB of South Dakota and of course Sioux Falls—needed some time for family---and was not in our show---but I know she would have appreciated us introducing one of the sure signs of summer---Wild Water West---The Last Word contest the Park opens Saturday –one ticket—unlimited waterpark fun—located five miles west of the Empire Mall. We gave our listeners a chance to win in Jessie’s slot in the 9:00 hour—and then just before the closing Weekend Forecast in the 10. We will have winners next week---you’ll want to listen.

    Our good friend Teri Schmidt---Experience Sioux Falls-talked to us about making those coming to our town for Memorial Day, 4th of July, and Labor Day to make them feel welcome. It is what we do—and if you aren’t making at least one person or family comfortable—do it---as many tell us they want to be part of the experience.

    Kip Rounds—our good friend with SD Game Fish and Parks wasn’t working in Pierre this morning for the prep and the follow-up to the Memorial Day Weekend. If he couldn’t join---he sent along some helpful hints for me to share---with the turkey hunting, continuing thru he end of May—deer hunting—the with the license application period for the 2025 Deer Season officially open—you as hunters have until June 17th to apply for deer tags—and the sooner the better. Always appreciate what Kip and Game Fish and Parks do for all those living in South Dakota and coming to visit.

   Ron Nelson---Nelson Commercial Real Estate did his stop in for May—and we talked about a lot of confusion and mistakes as people do their leases. Normally we just talk to Ron about commercial real estate—and he wanted the listeners today to do take a Nelson short course on leasing too. They do both. 

   He explained why lease instead of purchase---and if you have a new business and not sure what the future looks like---leasing can give you the flexibility to grow or shrink as your business changes. 

   As “Nellie” explain---lease documents govern the relationship during lease term—it can range from 4 to 40 pages. You’ll want to listen to this segment that was smack dab in the middle of the show to find out what you need to know---to make sure you don’t get surprised.

   Be careful of the Gotcha---the use clause. This defines what out can do/sell etc in the space. It can be very broad or very tight. Know that there is a broader use clause—allowing legal terms that he shares they defer to the lawyers---and you should too. And if you need a quick primer---get in touch with Nelson Commercial Real Estate at 605-728-7600. 

    Last quarter hour—we talked with Bird with Jon Gaskins on the Sioux Falls Canaries. A little take me out to the Ball Game—is good this time of year---special nights, he talked about players to watch---and what to expect in the 2025 season. 

   Cat Clark made sure we had insights on the Golf Season and all they and others do in Sioux Falls to get kids involved, those that are adults that need a little set of instructions. Cat talked about his daughter who picked up the game—and how it is important for parents to pass the golf game along in as many ways as possible. Generations make for quite the golf games—and we like to look and story-tell.

   We closed the show with Diana Patterson---Sanford Career Opportunities. Regardless of what you do in this world---health care is important—I always feel like at the end of the hour—on Friday with Sanford ---perhaps I can help—and we try to do.

   Listen live to the show at 1320—105.1---107.9---use the KELO App—Streaming on line or just ask Alexa. Norm Anderson shares the podcast of each show---my job is to schedule the guests, interview them, with plenty of prep---and then right this blog. If you have questions for me-feel free to call-text at 605-728-Bill –or email me at bill.zortman@mwcradio.com.

   

Blog&mdash;May 23, 2025&mdash;9-10&mdash;It&rsquo;s YOUR Business
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Friday before the start of the Memorial Day Weekend. Guests &ndash;good information---and a cross section of what to expect---and how to enjoy families.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Who shared what?
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Jodi Schwan---talked about the events she had followed for the week---things like announcements from Culver&rsquo;s, Dollar Trees plus a newcomer Urban Cheapskate opened at the Western Mall.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Valley Spring got a nod for steady growth---but Sioux Falls Sales Tax was &ldquo;flat&rdquo;&mdash;seeing slower growth patterns.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Then there was Al Schoeneman&mdash;who retired this week---and those he brought into the business and helped with the business will long remember what he has done and you can bet will not just sit ---he&rsquo;ll be engaged. Thank you!!!!
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Jessie Schmidt---BBB of South Dakota and of course Sioux Falls&mdash;needed some time for family---and was not in our show---but I know she would have appreciated us introducing one of the sure signs of summer---Wild Water West---The Last Word contest the Park opens Saturday &ndash;one ticket&mdash;unlimited waterpark fun&mdash;located five miles west of the Empire Mall. We gave our listeners a chance to win in Jessie&rsquo;s slot in the 9:00 hour&mdash;and then just before the closing Weekend Forecast in the 10. We will have winners next week---you&rsquo;ll want to listen.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Our good friend Teri Schmidt---Experience Sioux Falls-talked to us about making those coming to our town for Memorial Day, 4th of July, and Labor Day to make them feel welcome. It is what we do&mdash;and if you aren&rsquo;t making at least one person or family comfortable&mdash;do it---as many tell us they want to be part of the experience.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Kip Rounds&mdash;our good friend with SD Game Fish and Parks wasn&rsquo;t working in Pierre this morning for the prep and the follow-up to the Memorial Day Weekend. If he couldn&rsquo;t join---he sent along some helpful hints for me to share---with the turkey hunting, continuing thru he end of May&mdash;deer hunting&mdash;the with the license application period for the 2025 Deer Season officially open&mdash;you as hunters have until June 17th to apply for deer tags&mdash;and the sooner the better. Always appreciate what Kip and Game Fish and Parks do for all those living in South Dakota and coming to visit.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Ron Nelson---Nelson Commercial Real Estate did his stop in for May&mdash;and we talked about a lot of confusion and mistakes as people do their leases. Normally we just talk to Ron about commercial real estate&mdash;and he wanted the listeners today to do take a Nelson short course on leasing too. They do both.&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;He explained why lease instead of purchase---and if you have a new business and not sure what the future looks like---leasing can give you the flexibility to grow or shrink as your business changes.&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;As &ldquo;Nellie&rdquo; explain---lease documents govern the relationship during lease term&mdash;it can range from 4 to 40 pages. You&rsquo;ll want to listen to this segment that was smack dab in the middle of the show to find out what you need to know---to make sure you don&rsquo;t get surprised.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Be careful of the Gotcha---the use clause. This defines what out can do/sell etc in the space. It can be very broad or very tight. Know that there is a broader use clause&mdash;allowing legal terms that he shares they defer to the lawyers---and you should too. And if you need a quick primer---get in touch with Nelson Commercial Real Estate at 605-728-7600.&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Last quarter hour&mdash;we talked with Bird with Jon Gaskins on the Sioux Falls Canaries. A little take me out to the Ball Game&mdash;is good this time of year---special nights, he talked about players to watch---and what to expect in the 2025 season.&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Cat Clark made sure we had insights on the Golf Season and all they and others do in Sioux Falls to get kids involved, those that are adults that need a little set of instructions. Cat talked about his daughter who picked up the game&mdash;and how it is important for parents to pass the golf game along in as many ways as possible. Generations make for quite the golf games&mdash;and we like to look and story-tell.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;We closed the show with Diana Patterson---Sanford Career Opportunities. Regardless of what you do in this world---health care is important&mdash;I always feel like at the end of the hour&mdash;on Friday with Sanford ---perhaps I can help&mdash;and we try to do.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Listen live to the show at 1320&mdash;105.1---107.9---use the KELO App&mdash;Streaming on line or just ask Alexa. Norm Anderson shares the podcast of each show---my job is to schedule the guests, interview them, with plenty of prep---and then right this blog. If you have questions for me-feel free to call-text at 605-728-Bill &ndash;or email me at bill.zortman@mwcradio.com.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;

May 23, 2025 9AM - It's Your Business with Bill Zortman

Blog—May 21, 2025—10-11—It’s YOUR Agri Business

  Our It’s YOUR Agri Business---has been doing this for a long time—4,828 shows---today a variety of guests—and we kept the listeners in mind.

  For instance—Chris Bartman—with Gingerich Structures----led the Ag Show off –we have a talked a number of times but with all the world surroundings on what is going on supply and demand---needs for those in agriculture---we had a serious conversation---about how he continues to create and conqueror the headlines---the most asked questions with tariffs, and supply and demand---and what is new in the Ag Buildings in 2025.

  In our interviews which we expect to do perhaps twice a month---we will find out what he is finding---what those in ag and building circles are telling him—and what he can help them with.

  It will keep us and the audience informed on projects that are now happening—where the materials may be coming from---and how Mr. Bartman is really taking care of business. 

  The interview led the Ag Show—and we had a chance to have meaningful information for the listeners—and yes for those that he serves in the past week.

   Brent Baloun—Plains Commerce Bank—is part of the planners whether it be the farmers, the businessmen---the newly married or those worried about social security and their later years. Plains –just p-l-a-i-n LISTENS and we enjoy talking about it in our Monday and Wednesday shows.

  Sarah Heinrich---had the Growing Harvest Network—from our little sister station KFGO in Fargo. Matt Swenson had the morning commodities—what he is seeing and the feel that you can get your numbers daily times during Monday-Friday.

   We had a chance to listen into a segment of our 9-10 Show that featured—Sioux Falls Health Director Joe Kippley. Joe joins us a couple of times a month—and we are always happy to get the latest scenarios with Sioux Falls health—even what’s happening in the school with Cell Phones taken away during education hours. Needy stuff—probably things you wouldn’t hear from our other friends in Broadcasting. Down to earth discussions---that make a difference—including other guests that are in our Wednesday—Working on Wellness Wednesday Shows.

   Joining us as well this morning—Shaw Stewart—AAA---it gave us a numeric look at the number of South Dakotans that will be traveling over the Memorial Day Weekend. This guess is 157,194---will be traveling 50 miles from home. An increase of 3.2% over 2024.

   Nationwide the number of travels expected to be at 45.1 million---for the Memorial Day Weekend----that is 3.1% over 2024. 

   Cost per gallon will average $3.00 up 3.1%---domestic hotels are 8% higher than a year ago on Memorial Day. Domestic roundtrip flight for Memorial Day is $850---two per cent more than last year. 

   Also suggested you call for AAA emergency roadside assistance—for vehicle breakdown, dead battery, or tire problems. 

   Top domestic locations based on AAA Travel bookings---Orlando, Seattle, New York, Las Vegas, Miami. San Francisco, Anchorage, Chicago, Denver, and Boston.

   Laura Edwards—provided the look to the weekend—what to expect and when. She has always been our favorite as South Dakota State Climatologist.

    Listen live to our show at 1320, 105.1, 107.9—use the KELO App, Streaming on Line or just ask Alexa.

    Norm Anderson posts the Podcast---I schedule the guest—talk with them on the air –and then write the Blog that gives you a recap.

   Questions for me—feel free to call/text at 605-728-2455 (BILL) or email me at bill.zortman@mwcradio.com.    

 

Blog&mdash;May 21, 2025&mdash;10-11&mdash;It&rsquo;s YOUR Agri Business
&nbsp;&nbsp;Our It&rsquo;s YOUR Agri Business---has been doing this for a long time&mdash;4,828 shows---today a variety of guests&mdash;and we kept the listeners in mind.
&nbsp;&nbsp;For instance&mdash;Chris Bartman&mdash;with Gingerich Structures----led the Ag Show off &ndash;we have a talked a number of times but with all the world surroundings on what is going on supply and demand---needs for those in agriculture---we had a serious conversation---about how he continues to create and conqueror the headlines---the most asked questions with tariffs, and supply and demand---and what is new in the Ag Buildings in 2025.
&nbsp;&nbsp;In our interviews which we expect to do perhaps twice a month---we will find out what he is finding---what those in ag and building circles are telling him&mdash;and what he can help them with.
&nbsp;&nbsp;It will keep us and the audience informed on projects that are now happening&mdash;where the materials may be coming from---and how Mr. Bartman is really taking care of business.&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;The interview led the Ag Show&mdash;and we had a chance to have meaningful information for the listeners&mdash;and yes for those that he serves in the past week.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Brent Baloun&mdash;Plains Commerce Bank&mdash;is part of the planners whether it be the farmers, the businessmen---the newly married or those worried about social security and their later years. Plains &ndash;just p-l-a-i-n LISTENS and we enjoy talking about it in our Monday and Wednesday shows.
&nbsp;&nbsp;Sarah Heinrich---had the Growing Harvest Network&mdash;from our little sister station KFGO in Fargo. Matt Swenson had the morning commodities&mdash;what he is seeing and the feel that you can get your numbers daily times during Monday-Friday.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;We had a chance to listen into a segment of our 9-10 Show that featured&mdash;Sioux Falls Health Director Joe Kippley. Joe joins us a couple of times a month&mdash;and we are always happy to get the latest scenarios with Sioux Falls health&mdash;even what&rsquo;s happening in the school with Cell Phones taken away during education hours. Needy stuff&mdash;probably things you wouldn&rsquo;t hear from our other friends in Broadcasting. Down to earth discussions---that make a difference&mdash;including other guests that are in our Wednesday&mdash;Working on Wellness Wednesday Shows.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Joining us as well this morning&mdash;Shaw Stewart&mdash;AAA---it gave us a numeric look at the number of South Dakotans that will be traveling over the Memorial Day Weekend. This guess is 157,194---will be traveling 50 miles from home. An increase of 3.2% over 2024.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Nationwide the number of travels expected to be at 45.1 million---for the Memorial Day Weekend----that is 3.1% over 2024.&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Cost per gallon will average $3.00 up 3.1%---domestic hotels are 8% higher than a year ago on Memorial Day. Domestic roundtrip flight for Memorial Day is $850---two per cent more than last year.&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Also suggested you call for AAA emergency roadside assistance&mdash;for vehicle breakdown, dead battery, or tire problems.&nbsp;
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Top domestic locations based on AAA Travel bookings---Orlando, Seattle, New York, Las Vegas, Miami. San Francisco, Anchorage, Chicago, Denver, and Boston.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Laura Edwards&mdash;provided the look to the weekend&mdash;what to expect and when. She has always been our favorite as South Dakota State Climatologist.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Listen live to our show at 1320, 105.1, 107.9&mdash;use the KELO App, Streaming on Line or just ask Alexa.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Norm Anderson posts the Podcast---I schedule the guest&mdash;talk with them on the air &ndash;and then write the Blog that gives you a recap.
&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;Questions for me&mdash;feel free to call/text at 605-728-2455 (BILL) or email me at <a href="mailto:bill.zortman@mwcradio.com">bill.zortman@mwcradio.com</a>.&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;
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