This week’s episode of Home to Roost features a discussion of the Valley’s Ukrainian refugees, how tariff uncertainly is affecting local businesses, and the origin and importance of habeas corpus.Mike Chmielewski

Fore! Palmer Golf Course Manager George Collum joins Mike Chmielewski on Big Cabbage Radio. The golf course is already turning green. All 18 holes opened on March 26th; one of the earliest opening since the when the course opened in1990. Automatic irrigation in 2011-2013 updated to a Toro system.Mike Chmielewski

Whitney and Tiffany from Ag West Farm Credit talk with host Ken Hoffman on Ag Matters. Ag West is cooperative costumer owned lending institution chartered by the Federal government, Ag West can help farms, fisheries, aquatic, flowers and matter other catagories with loans or insurance.Mike Chmielewski

Dr. Jill and Lee Hendrickson discuss muscular and skeletal issues for when activity increases as spring and summer arrive. Spring time light comes and we jump into activities how do we this safely? What is the difference between sprains and strains? Muscles, tendons, and ligaments what are the differences between them and how to care for them. Liga…

Palmer Mayor Steve Carrington talks with Mike Chmielewski about the Palmer City Council meeting on Tuesday the 13th. Police Chief Dwayne Shelton announced that he would be retiring on May 31st. Then Commander, Dwayne Shelton was made chief in December of 2019.Mike Chmielewski

David Cheezem talks with Mike Chmielewski about his bicycle trip and Dunkirk, New York. Walking around Lake Erie as the area gets ready for the summer tourist season. Join David and Mike all summer as he travels through Western New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, the Dakotas and more.Mike Chmielewski

Police Commander Luke Szipszky talks with Mike Chmielewski about how and why people come to the attention of the police. Comparing direct observations versus complaint driven calls.Mike Chmielewski

Nelson Crone joins Mike Chmielewski to give the monthly update on the UAF Farm and Extension Service along with his sage advice. This spring the lack of snow has allowed the fields to dry up and work can start earlier.Mike Chmielewski