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KRDO's Morning News - ABC's Jason Nathanson - March 12, 2021

ABC News Entertainment Correspondent Jason Nathanson talks about what is new to watch and previews the Grammys.

KRDO's Morning News - CDOT's Michelle Peulen - March 12, 2021

CDOT's Michelle Peulen talks about CDOT's plan for this weekend snow storm.

Joanna Wise, Care and Share - March 11, 2021 - KRDO'S Afternoon News

Joanna gives us the details on the  Recipe for Hope campaign.

The Extra with Shannon Brinias - Colorado’s Covid Emergency: One Year Later - March 11, 2021

On March 11th, 2020, the World Health Organization declared the Covid-19 health emergency a global pandemic, following Governor Jared Polis declaring a State of Emergency the day prior.  The events started ushering in  drastic changes designed to curb the spread of covid-19.  The growing health emergency would lead to the shutdowns, restrictions, mask mandates and other changes to come.  The Governor's declaration came at a time when there were fewer than two dozen cases statewide.  One year later, the number of cases statewide has grown to more than 440,000 and more than 6,000 Covid 19 deaths statewide. Guests for Part 2 of our two-part special, "Colorado's Covid Emergency: One Year Later" included Colorado Springs Mayor John Suthers, El Paso County Public Health's Communicable Disease Program Manager, Kimberly Pattison and VisitCOS CEO and Executive Director Doug Price. 

 

KRDO Morning On-Demand News Update - March 11, 2021

A look at this weekend snow storm, Southwest Airlines begins daily flights out of Colorado Springs, Colorado's stimulus proposal and more.

KRDO's Morning News - Coach Mike Haviland - March 11, 2021

CC Hockey Coach Mike Haviland previews their NCHC Frozen Faceoff Quarterfinal game agains St. Cloud State.

KRDO's Morning News - Skyler McKinley - March 11, 2021

Skyler McKinley with AAA Colorado gives some tips if you are going out in this weekend snow storm.

KRDO's Morning News - Caleb Silver - March 11, 2021

Investopedia Editor in Chief Caleb Silver talks about the $1.9 trillion American Rescue Plan.

KRDO's Morning News - ABC's Brad Garrett - March 11, 2021

ABC News Crime and Terrorism Analyst Brad Garrett talks about what could happen as many businesses still require customers to wear masks in states where mask requirements have been removed..

The Extra with Shannon Brinias - Colorado's Covid Emergency: One Year Later - March 10, 2021

On March 10th, 2020, Governor Jared Polis declared a State of Emergency due to the Covid-19 health crisis, ushering in  drastic changes designed to curb the spread of covid-19.  The growing health emergency would lead to the shutdowns, restrictions, mask mandates and other changes to come.  The Governor's declaration came at a time when there were fewer than two dozen cases statewide.  One year later, the number of cases statewide has grown to more than 440,000 and more than 6,000 Covid 19 deaths statewide. Guests for Part 1 of our two-part special, "Colorado's Covid Emergency: One Year Later" included Dr. Bill Plauth, Chief Medical Officer of Penrose St. Francis Health Services and Renee Elwell, Chief Nursing Officer at Pueblo's Parkview Medical Center. 

KRDO's Morning News - Pikes Peak Workforce Center - March 10, 2021

Crystal Volmer with the Pikes Peak Workforce Center highlights a couple hiring events and some job openings.

KRDO Morning On-Demand News Update - March 10, 2021

A rate increase for Colorado Springs Utility customers, the latest on vaccinating El Paso County, your weather and more.

KRDO's Morning News - Councilmember Wayne Williams - March 10, 2021

Councilmember Wayne Williams talks about the utility rate increase, the next election and more.

KRDO's Morning News - Dr. Simone Wildes - March 10, 2021

Infectious Disease Physician Dr. Simone Wildes talks about the new CDC guidelines for those who have received the full COVID-19 vaccination.

Colorado College Hockey - Mike Haviland Show - March 9, 2021

Coach previews  the upcoming NCHC playoff matchup with St. Cloud State. 

The Extra with Shannon Brinias - Rachel Beck - March 9, 2021

On Tuesday's "The Extra", host Shannon Brinias spoke to Rachel Beck, VP of Governmental Affairs with the Colorado Springs Chamber of Commerce & EDC about local and state legislative topics.  At the local level, Colorado Springs voters are soon being asked to decide Issue 1, a ballot measure that would remove the 30-word limit to explain city ballot measures in the future.  At the state level, Beck discussed the millions of dollars in state aid that have been left on the table, and why that may have happened.  Also, transportation funding, to-go cocktails and home office tax credits are being contemplated by state lawmakers.  For more information, go to  coloradospringschamberedc.com. 

KRDO Morning On-Demand News Update - March 9, 2021

Sentencing in the Donthe Lucas trial, Colorado Springs police arrest an escaped inmate, your weather and more.

KRDO's Morning News - Greg Phillips - March 9, 2021

Colorado Springs Airport Director of Aviation Greg Phillips talks about the inaugural flight of Southwest Airlines on Thursday. 

Dr. Hazem Ubaissi, Optum Medical Center Point - Ask the Doctor - Sleep - March 9, 2021

Dr. Hazem Ubaissi talks about how much sleep we need.

KRDO's Afternoon News - March 8, 2021 - ABC's Jason Nathanson

While many of us may roll our eyes and say we don't care about the royals -- the ratings for last night's interview say otherwise: Meghan Markle and Prince Harry's sit-down with Oprah Winfrey was a blockbuster in more ways than one:  the two-hour special pulled in millions of viewers.    Social media was lit with 12 billion (that's a "b") potential impressions, with the word 'Meghan' trending within the top 10 in the U.S. for 12 hours and peaking at #1. #OprahMeghanHarry, #Archie, #Kate, #Charles, #Diana, #William and #Royal all trended within the top 10 last night as well.

KRDO's Afternoon News - March 8, 2021 - Rich Lewis, Medicare Mentors LLC.

Many Medicare eligible Veterans mistakenly think that they do not need Medicare because they have VA Healthcare. This is not true. 

The Extra with Andrew Rogers - Doug Price and Matt Mayberry - March 8, 2021

VisitCOS CEO Doug Price and Matt Mayberry, City of Colorado Springs Manager of Cultural Services and Pioneers Museum Director joined Andrew Rogers Monday on 'The Extra'  as 2021 marks Colorado Springs’ sesquicentennial, and this year we’re truly going back to our roots as a wellness destination.

KRDO's Morning On-Demand News Update - March 08, 2021

El Paso County health spent the weekend pushing full speed ahead on their vaccination efforts and just days away from another major carrier flying in and out of Colorado Springs.

KRDO's Morning News - Mike Smaldino - March 08, 2021

CSFD joins KRDO's Morning News to discuss high fire danger, Randy Royal and more!

KRDO's Morning News - Jonathan Liebert - March 08, 2021

Tips for taxes and more as the BBB joins KRDO's Morning News

KRDO's Morning News - ABC's Steve Roberts - March 8, 2021

ABC News Political Analyst talks about the broad support for President Biden's COVID-19 approach.

Real Estate Realities Show with Justin Hermes-Commercial Real Estate - March 7, 2021

Justin picks up where he left off last week about "Commercial Real Estate". Starting with the Citadel Mall. Nolan Johnson an expert on commercial real estate joins Justin to continue the conversation.

Jay Garvens Show- The Great Tsunami - March 07, 2021

Jay is talking Tsunami wave this week. The Millennials are coming of age and climbing out the basement, having babies and looking to buy that home now. It's supply and demand! Kelsie Cameron of Colorado Springs Body Sculpting will join Jay in segment#2 with an offer of a NEW and free facial product for Jays listeners.  

SeniorTalk with Greg Coopman - March 7, 2021

Guest host Ben Taylor talks with Greg Coopman about Heartfelt Care at Home.

The KRDO Business Connection with Andrew Rogers - Just Details Painting - March 7, 2021

The KRDO Business Connection with Andrew Rogers - Cordera Homes - March 7, 2021

Champions of the People - March 6, 2021

Bell & Pollock talks about medical records.

KRDO Evening On- Demand Update - March 5, 2021

The latest on vaccine eligibility, false unemployment claims in Co, plus more with Dan Cochell on KRDO'S afternoon news.

KRDO's Afternoon News - March 5, 2021 - ABC's Andy Field

Senate Democrats bidding to solidify support for their $1.9 trillion COVID-19 relief bill have agreed to pare back the measure's emergency jobless benefits but extend them for an extra month. Democrats hope the Senate will approve the overall legislation over the weekend, then have the House give it final approval and whisk it to Biden for his signature. But first, the Senate has to vote on a mountain of amendments ("vote-a-rama"), mostly by GOP opponents and virtually all of which are destined to fail. As of this writing, Republicans have offered 1,008 amendments to be voted on.  

KRDO's Afternoon News - March 5, 2021 - ABC's Alex Stone

The CDC says for the first time, 2 million vaccine doses are being put into arms each day.  Huge venues like Yankee Stadium are now going 24/7.  At the same time, alarm from health officials about rolling back restrictions is growing with more health leaders saying it’s too soon and that the gains that we’ve made could be lost before more are vaccinated.  In Texas,  Gov. Greg Abbott said people will continue to wear masks and take precautions despite the mandate there.  Atlanta is pleading with people not to come to town for the NBA All-Star game this weekend -- Georgia is in last place among U.S. states in the pace of vaccination.  Alabama, West Virginia, and Connecticut are all extending mask mandates saying they need more time to vaccinate more people.

Free Report Friday! - KRDO’s Afternoon News - Barb Schlinker - Friday, March 5th 2021

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Free Report Fridays on KRDO's Afternoon News is sponsored by Barb Schlinker and Your Home Sold Guaranteed Realty Colorado Springs.  Free Report Friday airs on Friday just after 4 P.M. and features real estate news, information, and a free report to help you buy your next home or sell the one you're in.

The Extra with Andrew Rogers - Dr. John Delony - March 5, 2021

Ramsey personally and bestselling author Dr. John Delony joined Andrew Rogers on ‘The Extra’  to discuss his book, Redefining Anxiety, along with “all things anxiety, ”what it is, what it’s not, and how to get your life back.

The Extra with Shannon Brinias - Avalanche Safety - March 4, 2021

This is a historic year for avalanches and the season isn’t even close to being over.  On KRDO's "The Extra" Thursday, host Shannon Brinias and her guests discussed avalanche safety and realities, as well as gear and educational resources available in the region.  Guest Elaine Smith, co-owner of Mountain Chalet spoke about  the backcountry introduction and gear. Mt Chalet is the oldest backcountry outfitter in Colorado, having been in business around 52 years.  For more information:  mtnchalet.com  The other guest,  Becca Hedley, is an ER nurse and avalanche rescue specialist who represents the Friends of Berthoud Pass. This group conducts classes on safety, and while this year has involved educating via Zoom; in a normal year, they present each season at Mountain Chalet, too.  More info is at berthoudpass.org 

KRDO Morning On-Demand News Update - March 5, 2021

A decision on whether the Letecia Stauch trial will be given today, latest COVID-19 numbers, your weather and more. 

KRDO's Morning News - Ken Landau - March 5, 2021

Voice of the Colorado College Tigers Ken Landau talks about the Tigers in COVID quarantine and preview the NCHC Frozen Faceoff Playoffs.

KRDO's Morning News - ABC's Jason Nathanson - March 5, 2021

ABC News Entertainment Correspondent Jason Nathanson talks about what is new to watch and previews the Critics Choice Awards.

KRDO's Morning News - Fremont County Commissioner Debbie Bell - March 5, 2021

Fremont County Commissioner Debbie Bell talks the need for help from the Federal Government and how they have been dealing with COVID-19.

KRDO's Morning News - ABC's Aaron Katersky - March 5, 2021

ABC News Senior Investigative Reporter Aaron Katersky talks about the United States averaging 2 million vaccine does administered a day.

KRDO Morning On-Demand News Update - March 4, 2021

A witness in the Donthe Lucas murder trial is killed, the Downtown Partnership of Colorado Springs gives 95 grants to businesses, your weather and more.

KRDO's Morning News - ABC's Jim Ryan - March 4, 2021

ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan talks about Texas rolling back many of the state's COVID-19 restrictions.

The Extra with Shannon Brinias - Kate Carr - March 3, 2021

Wednesday is National Hearing Day.   Hearing Industries Association (HIA) President, Kate Carr joined "The Extra" to talk about new research showing fewer than 16 percent of adults ages 20-69 who need a hearing aid use one. That number almost doubles to 30% for adults over age 70 who need a hearing aid but don’t use one, according to the National Institute on Deafness and Other Communication Disorders.   Hearing loss is also tied to other health issues such as depression and dementia.  It is also well established that during the pandemic, staying connected is key for healthy living.  More information on the subject can be found at who.int/activities/celebrating--world--hearing--day and betterhearing.org. 

KRDO's Morning News - Pikes Peak Workforce Center - March 3, 2021

Traci Marques with the Pikes Peak Workforce Center talks about how they help job searchers.

KRDO Morning On-Demand News Update - March 3, 2021

A vaccine milestone is hit for the state, some areas asking why can't we lift restrictions, your weather and more.

KRDO's Morning News - Master Trooper Gary Cutler - March 3, 2021

Colorado State Patrol Master Trooper Gary Cutler gives some winter driving tips.

KRDO's Morning News - Cody Wigner - March 3, 2021

Cody Wigner, assistant area wildlife manager for Colorado Parks and Wildlife, gives an update on the moving of some bighorn sheep.

KRDO'S Afternoon News - March 2, 2021 - ABC's Andy Field

FBI Director Chris Wray is condemning the Jan. 6 riot at the Capitol as "domestic terrorism." Wray is defending the FBI's handling of intelligence indicating the prospect for violence at the U.S. Capitol that day.

The Extra with Shannon Brinias - Randy Royal - March 2, 2021

Our interview with Colorado Springs Fire Chief-elect Randy Royal about his strategies and priorities moving into the years ahead.  Host Shannon Brinias talked with Royal about his background, his reasons for pursuing the position, wildfire mitigation efforts, tiered response and other related subjects. 

KRDO Morning On-Demand News Update - March 2, 2021

Springs police asking for help in a child sex assault case, Letecia Stauch preparing to represent herself in court, your weather and more.

KRDO's Morning News - Doug Price - March 2, 2021

Doug Price with Visit COS, talks about how things are doing compared to a year ago.

Dr. Hazem Ubaissi, Optum Medical Center Point - Ask the Doctor - Sleep - March 2, 2021

Dr. Hazem Ubaissi talks about the importance of sleep.

KRDO'S Afternoon News - March 1, 2021 - ABC's Andy Field

President Biden threw his support behind labor unions in a new video posted on Twitter that comes right as Amazon workers in Alabama are voting on whether to unionize. 

KRDO'S Afternoon News - March 1, 2021 - ABC's Alex Stone

A California plastic surgeon is facing questions and outrage over trying to attend a traffic court hearing while doing surgery. 

KRDO's Morning News - Kathy Hook - March 1, 2021

Kathy Hook with the Colorado Springs Fire Department talks about the importance of having a plan in the event of a fire.

KRDO Morning On-Demand News Update - March 1, 2021

A shooting during a house party, an attempted ATM burglary, your weather and more.

Jay Garvens Show- The Equity Explosion-E Squared- February 28, 2021

This week Jay Garvens talks home Equity. Did you know people who bought their home 6 years ago have doubled their equity! Jay explains why that is, and how you can get on the equity money train.

Real Estate Realities Show with Justin Hermes- Live Show Call In- February 28, 2021

On this weeks show Justin brings in the city of Colorado Springs with a "Call In" show! The topic is the Citadel Mall and how to repurpose it to better the neighborhood and breathe life back into the mall.

The Bell & Pollock Injury Podcast - February 28, 2021

Bell & Pollock talks about big truck litigation. 

SeniorTalk with Greg Coopman - February 28, 2021

Greg Coopman talks with Sheila Schmidt from Life Care Solutions.

The KRDO Business Connection with Andrew Rogers - Momentum Physical Therapy - February 28, 2021

The KRDO Business Connection with Andrew Rogers - Smith Plumbing - February 28, 2021

Champions of the People - February 27, 2021

Bell & Pollock talk about insurance coverage and damages.

The Veteran’s Voice with Andrew Rogers - February 27, 2021

Long-term financial security is a top goal of many veterans.  Hear how Mt. Carmel’s upcoming Financial Wellness Workshops will guide veterans and their families as they achieve financial security.  And The Enlisted Association, also well-known as TREA Chapter 1, is re-engaging current and new members as they settle in their new home in the Mission Trace Shopping Center.

KRDO's Afternoon News On Demand - February 26, 2021

The latest on the biggest trials in SoCo plus much more.

Free Report Friday! - KRDO’s Afternoon News - Barb Schlinker - Friday, February 26th 2021

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Free Report Fridays on KRDO's Afternoon News is sponsored by Barb Schlinker and Your Home Sold Guaranteed Realty Colorado Springs.  Free Report Friday airs on Friday just after 4 P.M. and features real estate news, information, and a free report to help you buy your next home or sell the one you're in.

The Extra with Shannon Brinias - FILMharmonic - February 26, 2021

On KRDO's "The Extra" Friday, the FILMharmonic is a unique partnership by the Colorado Springs Philharmonic and Rocky Mountain Womens' Film, that marries music and film.  Think of it as a film festival you can watch in the comfort of your own home!  All the movies in the series bring elements of music as plot points or subject matter.  Host Shannon Brinias talked about all aspects of the FILMharmonic with guests Linda Broker, Executive Director of Rocky Mountain Womens' Film;  Nathan  Newbrough, President and CEO, Colorado Springs Philharmonic; and Catherin Crapon, Vice President of Advancement for the Philharmonic.   More information can be found at rmwfilm.org/film-harmonic/.  The first movie in the series, for view February 26th and 27th, is "Itzhak", a look at the life, work and religious heritage of violinist Itzhak Perlman.

KRDO's Morning News - Jonathan Toman - February 26, 2021

Jonathan Toman with Peak Radar talks about what is happening in the Pikes Peak region.

KRDO Morning On-Demand News Update - February 26, 2021

Governor Polis gave his state of the state address, some are optimistic about the economy recovering, your weather and more. 

KRDO's Morning News - Ken Landau - February 26, 2021

Voice of the Colorado College Tigers Ken Landau recaps last night's game against DU and previews their next game against DU in the Battle for the Gold Pan.

KRDO's Morning News - ABC's Jason Nathanson - February 26, 2021

ABC News Entertainment Correspondent Jason Nathanson looks at the Golden Globes.

KRDO's Morning News - ABC's Jim Ryan - February 26, 2021

ABC News Correspondent Jim Ryan talks about the accuracy of wearable health tech.

KRDO'S Afternoon News - February 25, 2021 - Purvi Naik of McDonalds

Purvi tells us about the new McDonalds Chicken Sandwiches 

Dr. Tracy Paeschke, Optum Medical Center Point - The Extra with Shannon Brinias - Heart Health - February 25, 2021

February is National Heart Health Month.  In honor of this important month, Thursday's "The Extra" features Dr. Tracy Paeschke, cardiologist with Optum joining us for "Ask the Doctor".  Dr. Paeschke discussed common heart symptoms and common cardiac diagnoses. 

Optum provides cardiology services at Medical Center Points - 1633 Medical Center Point, Colorado Springs, CO 80907.  Call 1-719-632-5109 or visit cosprings.optum.com for more information.

The Extra with Shannon Brinias - Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center at Colorado College - February 24, 2021

On Wednesday's "The Extra", host Shannon Brinias tapped into a local arts institution as a place to experience multicultural activities, especially significant during Black History Month.  Guests Idris Goodwin, Director of the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center at Colorado College and Nathan Halvorson, Associate Director of Performing Arts, Colorado Springs Fine Arts Center at Colorado College, told listeners how they could experience the arts with Black History Month programming, a blockbuster exhibition of Chicano art from the collection of Cheech Marin, creative classes, and more.   To find out out current and upcoming events and programming, go to FAC.coloradocollege.edu.  Idris Goodwin also has created an animated public service announcement airing on Nickelodeon celebrating Black History Month.  To watch the video, go here . 

KRDO Morning On-Demand News Update - February 25, 2021

A bill increase for CSU customers, Donthe Lucas trial continues, your weather and more.

KRDO's Morning News - Coach Mike Haviland - February 25, 2021

Coach Mike Haviland previews their game tonight against DU in the Battle for the Gold Pan.

KRDO's Morning News - Theresa Odello - February 25, 2021

Theresa Odello with El Paso County, Recreation & Cultural Services talks about some upcoming events.

KRDO's Morning News - ABC's Brad Garrett - February 25, 2021

ABC News Crime and Terrorism Analyst Brad Garrett talks about how law enforcement intelligence gets missed.

KRDO'S Afternoon News - February 24, 2021 - Travas Deal, Colorado Spring Utilities

Travas discuses last weeks extreme cold and the effect on your utility bill. 

KRDO'S Afternoon News - February 24, 2021- Councilman Wayne Williams

Councilman Wayne Williams talks about the new proposed street racing ordinance.

KRDO's Morning News - Pikes Peak Workforce Center - February 24, 2021

Crystal Volmer with the Pikes Peak Workforce Center highlights a couple hiring events and some job openings.

KRDO Morning On-Demand News Update - February 24, 2021

Latest COVID-19 numbers, unemployment booster benefits going out, data on the vaccine distribution, your weather and more. 

KRDO's Morning News - ABC's Aaron Katersky - February 24, 2021

ABC News Correspondent Aaron Katersky talks a Senate hearing looking into what went wrong with law enforcement response to the January 6th Capitol seige.

KRDO's Morning News - Dr. Simone Wildes - February 24, 2021

Infectious Disease Physician Dr. Simone Wildes talks about the latest on the COVID-19 vaccines. 

KRDO Morning On-Demand News Update - February 23, 2021

Latest COVID-19 vaccine doses and case numbers, state lawmakers may suspend school testing, your weather and more.

KRDO's Morning News - Jordan Goodman - February 23, 2021

Jordan talks about bitcoin, Special Purpose Acquisition Companies and the COVID stimulus bill.

Dr. Tracy Paeschke, Optum Medical Center Point - Ask the Doctor - Heart Health - February 23, 2021

Dr. Tracy Paeschke talks about coronary artery disease.

KRDO'S Afternoon News - February 22, 2021 - Dana Schield, Colorado Springs Airport

Dana Schield talks about the upcoming arrival of Southwest Airlines.

KRDO'S Afternoon News - February 22, 2021 - Andy Field, ABC News

Democrats are in the homestretch in their push for President Biden's $1.9 trillion stimulus bill this week -- without anticipation (or need) of any Republican votes to quickly pass the package before an earlier round of benefits runs out.

The Extra with Shannon Brinias - February 22, 2021 - Rocky Mountain ADA Center

On Monday's "The Extra", host Shannon Brinias chatted with Emily Schuman, director, of the Rocky Mountain ADA Center, about the Center, who it serves, the history and resources it offers.  Did you know the importance of keeping ADA access for parking spaces and sidewalks during snow season?  How the vaccine roll out has impacted people with disabilities was also discussed.  For more information, go to  rockymountainada.org or call  (719) 444-0268. 

KRDO’s Morning News - February 22nd, 2021 - Kathy Hook, Colorado Springs Fire Department

Kathy Hook with the Colorado Springs Fire Department joined Andrew Rogers and Shannon Brinias on KRDO's Morning News to safety and not using your bbq grill to cook indoors or heat your home. 

KRDO Morning On-Demand News Update - February 22nd, 2021

Another investigation into how the decision to move Space Command to Alabama has been ordered, a weekend fight turns into an accidental shooting, and the latest on the COVID-19 pandemic, that and more with this morning’s On-Demand News Update

KRDO’s Morning News - February 22nd, 2021 - Jim Reid, Office of Emergency Management

Jim Reid, Director of the Office of Emergency Management joined KRDO's Morning News to discuss ways to stay safe during the cold months along with an upcoming wildfire preparedness workshop, details at ttps://tlumc.org/outreach/epg

Real Estate Realities Show with Justin Hermes- Get financially fit! February 21, 2021

Foundations can be scary but Colorado foundation pros are here to educate you and fix any possible foundation issues you have with your home. Justin Hermes will have Chad Miller owner of Foundation professionals with Dan Peake construction expert in the studio.

Jay Garvens Show- The Interest Rate Debate- February 21, 2021

This week Jay will explain that the interest rate isn't the most important part of your mortgage loan. SAY WHAT! This show explains why 1 out of 6 clients are talked out of a refinance loan at Churchill Mortgage. Bill McAfee of Empire Title will join Jay this week with his "economic update".

The Bell & Pollock Injury Podcast - February 21, 2021

Bell & Pollock talk about how insurance companies break down your injury claim.