Jay Thomas Show: “Pursuits, Pit Maneuvers, and Public Meltdowns” (7-8-25)

The Jay Thomas Show - Weekday Afternoons 2-5pm on AM 970 and FM 93.1 WDAY.

📝 Podcast Description (Apple/Spotify-style)

On this wild ride of the Jay Thomas Show, Jay and Ronnie tackle everything from high-speed pursuits in West Fargo to generational woes in the workforce. West Fargo Police Chief Pete Nielsen joins live in-studio to debunk a controversial editorial on police chases, while Jay hosts spirited listener calls and commentary. Later, the generational divide heats up as Jay dives into why Gen Z employees are being fired faster than you can say "quiet quitting." Also, tune in for weather updates, wild fireworks recaps, and the ever-entertaining Great Grocery Giveaway antics.

This one’s a full tank of talk radio with no brakes.


⏱️ Standout Moments & Timestamps

Time Segment / Highlight
2:19 🔥 Jay teases a hot lineup – Pete Nielsen, Gen Z, and more
2:26 👮‍♂️ Teaser: West Fargo Police Chief Pete Nielsen joins at 3:05 PM
5:05 ⚠️ Sleeper cell threats in rural America? Jay dives deep into a chilling article
6:53 🕵️‍♂️ Epstein cover-up talk and conspiracy speculation begins
10:05 🚨 Lawmakers inciting violence against ICE? Heated opinions fly
17:21 📢 Listener outrage over West Fargo policing editorial
21:09 🌩️ Dean Wysocki Weather Report – Storms incoming before Kane Brown concert
23:07 🎟️ Great Grocery Giveaway details and prize party at Kingpins
29:35 🤡 City vs. Folkways over events, barriers, s’mores, and TEDx drama
44:18 🎶 Intro for Chief Pete Nielsen — cue "Shakedown" by Bob Segar
48:13 🚗 Pit Maneuver Debate: Editorial vs Reality – Chief Nielsen sets the record straight
55:16 📉 Stat: Less than 1% of West Fargo traffic stops result in chases
58:57 🚦 How officers safely navigate intersections during pursuits
1:15:09 🎆 Fireworks recap: Did West Fargo’s midnight ordinance work?
1:37:05 👶 Gen Z under fire: Lazy? Unprepared? Unfairly judged? Jay breaks it down
1:48:48 🎖️ Military caller: “Mommy and Daddy did everything for them” – Wow.
2:01:00 🛏️ Snooze Mattress Company segment: Smart beds, massage chairs & giveaways


👥 Guest List

  • Pete Nielsen – West Fargo Police Chief (in-studio at 3:05 PM)

  • Dean Wysocki – Meteorologist, weather segment around 2:25 PM

  • Janae White – Live remote from Snooze Mattress Factory

  • Dr. Dough – Listener who joins the downtown events discussion

  • Various Callers – Including veterans, business owners, and former employers adding personal stories to the Gen Z work ethic debate


✅ Episode Tags

#TalkRadio #LawEnforcement #WestFargo #GenZ #EpsteinFiles #WeatherUpdate #PublicSafety #ConspiracyTalk #FireworksRecap #Giveaways #LocalEvents #Community

 

Track Talk: Racing Roots & Future Stars

Track Talk with Jason Berg Monday Nights 6:30pm - 8:00pm on AM 970 and FM 93.1 WDAY

🔥 Episode Summary:

Host Jason Berg takes you into the heart of Midwest dirt track racing, blending old-school grit with the next generation's hunger to win. From Brody Johnson's first feature win to a deep dive with young star Jaden Pavlicek, this episode is packed with behind-the-scenes insights, emotional moments, and pure racing passion.

Plus, the team previews a huge upcoming 4-day sprint series and reflects on what it takes to build a racing community from the ground up. Get ready for a ride through engine upgrades, wild setups, sticky track conditions, and the hustle of managing race logistics and sponsorships. Whether you’re a lifelong fan or a fresh rookie, this one’s full throttle.

🏁 Key Moments & Timestamps:

00:00 – 1:10Brody’s Big Win

Jason shares the excitement of Brody Johnson's first feature win and the raw emotion from his mom, Tara. “It was better than watching Michael,” she says. Cue the goosebumps.

1:19 – 2:59Josh Johnson’s Come-Up

Josh is leveling up this season with a new Chuck Thompson motor and stronger performance in the RaceSaver division. Jason and co-hosts discuss his dramatic upgrade.

3:28 – 5:20Red River Sprint Series Preview

Mike, series director, talks logistics, sponsorships, and the delicate balance of keeping the season competitive without exhausting racers’ wallets.

6:00 – 8:47Spreading the Word: 4-Day Sprint Tour

Promotion hustle! They detail outreach efforts to Southern teams and how the Fargo area is becoming a hub for sprint excitement. “Stay in Fargo, race all four days.”

9:15 – 12:15Cheyenne Speedway Return & Racing Caution

Jason shares strategy and nerves ahead of racing at Cheyenne—choosing safety over speed after hearing stories of Turn 4 claiming cars.

15:14 – 17:04Respect for the Process

Learning vs. winning. Jason reflects on growth as a driver: “Progress is the real win.” Racing is a long game, and each lap counts.

20:35 – 24:07Superior Custom Signs Behind the Scenes

Mike dives into the wrap business—balancing sponsor logos, wild color schemes, and driver personalities. Favorite wrap? The chrome Arizona car. Hardest? A blinding green #69 sprint beast.

32:17 – 57:07Feature Interview: Jaden Pavlicek

This rising star talks family legacy, tough competition, track favorites, future dreams (late models!), and the secret to staying fast on a slick track.

  • 35:40 — “I’m at six wins now” — Jaden’s low-key domination.

  • 41:25 — “I love the slick middle” — Jaden’s take on track setup that separates drivers from foot mashers.

  • 43:00 — Late model dreams & the Colin Hibdon influence.

  • 46:55 — Racing rituals: Left wristbands only.

  • 50:10 — Glendon love & learning the high side.

  • 54:00 — Duffer legacy, shop party memories, and keeping the family tradition alive.

 

07-08-25 Bonnie & Friends: Storms, Sports & Stuff on Your Keychain

Bonnie & Friends on AM 970 and FM 93.1 WDAY

📝 Episode Summary:

Start your morning off right with Bonnie & Friends on WDAY Radio! In this packed episode, Bonnie and crew dive into everything from wild weather across the Upper Midwest (tornado touchdowns!) to the finer points of keychain accessories (including mini weapons and deer antlers). Plus, get updates on local events like the Cherries for Charity campaign, Byron Buxton’s Home Run Derby bid, and the FM Legion Riders' big weekend ride. It’s news, weather, laughs, and a whole lotta life, straight from Fargo.


⏰ Highlighted Moments & Timestamps:

[00:00] “Good Morning, Fargo!”

Kick off the show with weather recaps—multiple tornadoes touched down across the region. Bonnie and crew talk rain totals, cloud cover, and a mild 79°F day ahead.

[09:40] “Keychain Confessionals”

Bonnie asks listeners: What’s on your keychain besides keys? Answers range from sentimental trinkets to mini flashlights, mace, and even a bullet casing from a deer hunt.

[35:20] “Buxton Bombs & Home Run Derby”

WDAY Sports reports Byron Buxton will compete in the 2025 Home Run Derby in his home state of Georgia. The crew weighs in on his health and chances.

[47:00] “Cherries for Charity 🍒”

Jodi Hudson and Julie Haugen join to talk about the 43rd annual Cherries for Charity fundraiser supporting the Rape & Abuse Crisis Center and YWCA. Buy cherries at Hornbacher’s to support the cause!

[1:14:00] “Papa John's Pizza Panic”

The team discusses a viral video from a Moorhead Papa John’s grand opening where a manager was caught yelling at staff. Listeners weigh in on customer service and teen workers.

[1:47:00] “Odin the Puppy”

Bonnie tells stories about her feisty little pup, Odin. He’s small, high-maintenance, and loves naps—classic puppy energy.

[2:07:30] “From Enderlin to Moorhead: Tornado Photo Mystery Solved”

A family photo swept away in the Enderlin tornado is found in Moorhead—an emotional story of loss, discovery, and the power of social media.

[2:25:00] “FM Legion Riders & the Power of Community”

Mark Simonette from the FM Legion Riders stops by to talk about their annual ride, raising funds for veterans and homeless youth. Open to bikes, cars—even trikes!

[2:44:00] “Amazon Prime Day, Jack Dorsey & Elon Musk”

The crew covers Prime Day deals, Elon Musk’s political party shake-up, and Jack Dorsey’s Bluetooth-based “BitChat” app. Plus: Why you should never wash a key fob.

 

The Chamber Link Episode 008: Inside the Hector International Airport Expansion

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In this high-flying episode, we land deep into Fargo's most buzzworthy infrastructure project — the major expansion of Hector International Airport. Host dives into the century-long legacy and soaring future of the airport with special guests Sean Doberstein, Executive Director of the Fargo Airport Authority, and Dr. Dean Bresciani, board member and former NDSU president.

They unpack the big questions: Why expand now? What’s changing for travelers? And what’s the real story behind those new gates, the $45M from the state, and the massive parking ramp? Plus, hear how airport decisions ripple through business, education, and economic growth across the entire region.

If you've ever flown through Fargo — or just circled the parking lot looking for a spot — this episode has your name on it.

 

The Coffee Club: “Cherry Pies, Franchise Fails, and Flying High: The Fargo Files” (7-8-25)

The Coffee Club on AM 970 and FM 93.1 WDAY

✨ Episode Summary (Apple/Spotify Style):

Buckle up for a delightfully Fargo-centric ride in today’s jam-packed episode of The Coffee Club Show! Janae and Ronnie serve up the local buzz like no one else—from cherry pies and condiment debates to airline upgrades and fast food fiascos.

🍒 It’s Cherries for Charity week, and Jody Hudson from the Rape & Abuse Crisis Center stops by to share how eating sweet Washington Bing cherries helps support critical local services (and why we really should try making cherry pie from scratch).

🍕 In “Franchise Flop of the Week,” the hosts tackle a viral video out of Moorhead’s newest Papa John’s, where a manager’s explosive behavior toward young employees sparked serious public backlash—and a broader conversation about franchise accountability.

✈️ Big travel news! Fargo’s airport is getting a direct Delta flight to Atlanta, and Janae is already planning family visits. Meanwhile, Ronnie’s still stuck on how peanut butter should be stored.

💬 And of course, no episode is complete without the Question of the Day: “What’s something everyone loves that you absolutely can’t stand?” Spoiler: Sushi and brats take some serious hits.

This episode blends quirky banter, strong community vibes, and helpful updates from guests like West Fargo PD and Vision Zero. Plus—funeral preferences, cremation weirdness, sausage rankings, and an intense peanut butter debate. You’ve got to hear it to believe it!


👥 Guest Lineup:

  • Jody Hudson – Rape and Abuse Crisis Center

  • Leah Hillman – Vision Zero ND

  • Rhonda Jorgensen – West Fargo Police Department

  • Dean Wysocki – WDAY Chief Meteorologist

  • Mark (Listener Caller) – Great Grocery Giveaway contestant


⏱️ Standout Moments & Timestamps:

  • (0:02:10) – 🎙️ “Cherry Pies and Chatter” – Jody Hudson joins to promote the Cherries for Charity campaign at Hornbacher’s, benefiting local nonprofits.

  • (0:09:45) – ❄️ “Snowbusters & Summer Events” – A preview of the city’s quirky event guests + what's rocking Detroit Lakes this weekend.

  • (0:16:22) – 🍕 “Papa John’s Meltdown” – Viral video of Moorhead manager sparks outrage, ethics talk, and franchisee accountability.

  • (0:29:10) – 🛫 “New Delta Flight from Fargo to Atlanta” – The Coffee Club reacts to big news at Hector International.

  • (0:35:20) – 🚧 “Moorhead Road Closures & Detours” – Janae brings the traffic tea.

  • (0:43:30) – ☠️ “Human Composting in MN?!” – The team reacts to the state’s newest green burial law.

  • (0:54:05) – 💀 “Funeral Planning, Humor, and Crypt Goals” – Janae & Ronnie’s candid and hilarious thoughts on end-of-life planning.

  • (1:01:12) – 👮 “Hometown Heroes Academy” – Leah and Rhonda preview a cool summer camp for kids to meet first responders.

  • (1:08:30) – 🚖 “Vision Zero’s $10 Ride Code” – Sober rides home from the fair? Yes, please!

  • (1:14:20) – 📻 “Qualifiers, Giveaways & Grocery Dreams” – Local contest chatter and how to win $10,000 in groceries.

  • (1:27:55) – ❓ “Question of the Day” – Listeners and hosts reveal the foods they just can’t stand (sorry, sushi).

  • (1:33:00) – 🌤️ Weather forecast with Dean – Tornadoes in Cavalier and a sun-soaked week ahead.


🛍️ Featured Community Events:

  • Cherries for Charity Week – Now through Tuesday at all Hornbacher’s. 25¢ per pound of cherries supports Rape & Abuse Crisis Center + YWCA.

  • Hometown Heroes Academy – July 16–18, West Fargo. Kids aged 8–11 learn from real-life first responders.

  • Vision Zero Sober Ride Code – Use “VZRRVF25” on Lyft during the Red River Valley Fair for $10 safe rides.

 

Jay Thomas Show: “Saunas, Storms, and Social Security: A Jay Thomas Reality Check” (7-7-25)

The Jay Thomas Show - Weekday Afternoons 2-5pm on AM 970 and FM 93.1 WDAY.

📌 Episode Description:

On today’s Jay Thomas Show, we dive into real talk about Texas' catastrophic floods, skyrocketing Vegas prices, and the newly passed "Big Beautiful Bill" affecting Social Security, overtime, and tip taxes. Jay and Ronnie break it all down with a no-nonsense lens, while listeners call in with raw, on-the-ground insights. Weather updates, political commentary, and a few jabs at overpriced hamburgers — it’s a full-on Fargo-style feast for your ears.

Brought to you by Hot Spring Spas & Pool Tables 2.
🎧 Stream now on AM 970 & FM 93.1 WDAY or your favorite podcast app!


⏱️ Standout Moments & Timestamps:

  • [0:00] Sauna chat with “Hot Tub Vinny” – Is your hot tub better than a flu shot?

  • [2:09] Breaking down the deadly Texas Hill Country floods and the cell service crisis.

  • [6:36] Vegas is bleeding visitors — $33 croissants, $87 sandwiches, and closing bars.

  • [12:42] Misinformation mayhem: cloud seeding, FEMA conspiracies, and climate change confusion.

  • [20:11] The mental toll on first responders after the Texas flood disaster.

  • [25:11] Medicaid myths: Jay busts lies about cuts and clarifies who really gets the boot.

  • [33:40] Taxes on tips & overtime explained: Who benefits and who’s mad about it?

  • [45:00] "Garage Party" politics, and can Elon Musk save democracy?

  • [1:01:18] Real-world impact: Listeners weigh in on tax reform, single parents, and overworked servers.

  • [1:08:36] The Social Security deduction you didn’t know about — here’s how it works.

  • [1:12:56] Marine-bound teens and TSA rules: Real ID confusion at the airport.

  • [1:25:56] Vegas meltdown: $40 croissants and tourists who’ve had enough.

  • [1:30:08] Great Grocery Giveaway qualifier + Hot Tub Time Machine history fun!

  • [1:47:00] Champagne showers: A $150,000 bar tab in Vegas leaves Jay speechless.


👥 Guest List:

  • Hot Tub Vinny – Sauna and hot tub aficionado, health tips and spa wisdom.

  • Ronnie – Weather and co-hosting duties with big thoughts on tax breaks, Vegas, and more.

  • Dean Wysocki – Meteorologist, updates on Texas floods and summer weather threats.

  • Dino – Weather forecast insights and storm tracking updates.

  • Multiple callers – Local listeners from Grand Forks, Pelican Rapids, and beyond.


🎧 Listen on:

Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Google Podcasts | Stitcher | WDAY Radio

 

07-07-25 Bonnie & Friends: Fireworks, Floods, and Friendly Fairs

Bonnie & Friends on AM 970 and FM 93.1 WDAY

🎙️ Episode Summary

Start your week with Bonnie & Friends as they recap the 4th of July weekend with listener highlights, firework fails, and stories that span from heartwarming to heartbreaking. From a 13-year-old's tragic fireworks accident in Menominee County to Vice President J.D. Vance’s historic visit to North Dakota, the team covers local news, sports, fair updates, and quirky community moments with their signature friendly banter. Plus, find out why a bear might just redecorate your car, what’s up with rising pea prices, and how many hot dogs Joey Chestnut really ate.

Key Segments & Highlights

  • [00:00] Welcome Back! – Post-holiday banter, weather updates, and calm after the fireworks storm.

  • [05:00] River Rescue Drama – Emergency crews rescue a woman from the Red River.

  • [06:30] Motorcycle Crash Report – Details of a 2-vehicle crash that injured a motorcyclist in Fargo.

  • [07:10] House Fire in Fargo – Quick-acting fire crews prevent major damage at Country Hearth.

  • [08:30] Tragic Fireworks Incident – A 13-year-old boy dies after a firework misfires (Menominee County).

  • [10:15] VP Vance Visits ND – First VP visit to Theodore Roosevelt Library site since Teddy himself!

  • [11:30] Big Beautiful Bill Breakdown – Trump-backed economic bill promises GDP boost.

  • [14:00] Sports Roundup – Twins fall short of sweep, FM RedHawks walk off, Lynx stay hot 🏀

  • [22:30] Listener Fireworks Stories – Loud bangs, late-night booms, and neighborly cleanup complaints.

  • [38:00] The Great Grocery Giveaway! – $10K in groceries for one lucky caller… if they call on time!

  • [51:00] Weather Forecast – From pop-up showers to a hot and stormy Thursday night.

  • [01:10:00] Listener Calls – Highlights from the weekend: parades, smoky yards, runaway dogs, lemonade stands.

  • [01:45:00] Clay County Fair Preview – Live interview with James Cruz! 🎡

  • [02:10:00] Firework Clean-Up Etiquette – The unspoken rules of post-boom neighborliness.

  • [02:20:00] Joey Chestnut vs. Hot Dog Physics 🌭 – Calories, sodium, and science.

  • [02:40:00] AI Bands? Spotify Controversy – Are “Velvet Sundown” songs made by bots?

  • [02:50:00] Ozzy's Farewell, EV Credits Ending, Chainsaw Recall – It’s weird out there.

  • [03:00:00] Wrap-Up & Coffee Club Tease – Stay tuned for more local charm with Janae & Ronnie.

 

WAG in Focus: Project Safe Send launches in July

WAG: Weather and Ag In Focus on AM 970 and FM 93.1 WDAY

🧵 Episode Description:

A stormy start to the week brings a packed episode of Weather & Ag In Focus as Dean and Bridgette dive into everything from field hail damage and severe weather alerts to ag finance recovery programs and chemical disposal efforts across North Dakota. Special guest Ag Commissioner Doug Goehring joins to unpack two huge statewide efforts:
🌾 The Project Safe Send pesticide disposal initiative, and
🏗️ A new bridge loan program for storm-damaged grain storage, irrigation systems, and more.

Plus:

  • 🌩️ Flash flood tragedy in Texas sparks a passionate safety PSA

  • 🚜 Farm replant deadlines and the race against frost

  • 🦺 How Gen X exited agriculture — and why we’re still feeling it

  • 🛡️ New $25M cybersecurity bill targeting threats to America’s ag sector


⏱️ Key Moments & Timestamps:

00:00 – 04:00 | 🌧️ Weather Rundown & Storm Recap

  • Showers rolling through Lakes Country and South Fargo

  • Severe risk peaking Thursday evening with hail + damaging wind

  • “The real LRC stormy cycle” coming late July into early August

04:00 – 06:15 | 🌾 Here We Grow: Field Damage & Crop Progress

  • 35% hail damage in wheat field from June 27th storm

  • Canola blossoms lost nearby

  • Too late to replant wheat; soybeans replant window has just passed

Bridgette: “We’re hoping for no frost until Halloween!” 😅

06:15 – 11:50 | 🚨 Texas Flash Flood Tragedy & Weather Radios PSA

  • Hill Country storm dropped feet of rain in 45 minutes

  • Dean debunks social media blaming NWS: “They were overstaffed!”

  • Urges everyone to carry NOAA radios when off-grid

“Cell service doesn’t work in canyons. Radios save lives.”

11:50 – 13:40 | 🧪 Interview: Ag Commissioner Doug Goehring – Project Safe Send

  • Free pesticide disposal program (July 8–23, 12 cities across ND)

  • Accepts: herbicides, insecticides, rodenticides, fungicides

  • Won’t accept: fuels, antifreeze, fertilizers, and… TNT 💥

🚫 “Please don’t put dynamite in your trunk and drive it around.” 😂

13:40 – 20:40 | 🧯 What Happens to All That Chemical Waste?

  • Products incinerated by a high-temp contractor in Minnesota

  • Paid for via registration fees (think: Roundup to Raid to OFF!)

  • Public, farmers, gov agencies, and small agribusinesses all welcome

20:40 – 30:15 | 💰 Bridge Loan Program for Storm-Damaged Ag Sites

  • $37M released by ND Industrial Commission

  • Covers: bins, grain legs, dryers, machine shops, irrigation, livestock barns

  • Process: Apply via local bank → Bank of ND backs the loan

  • Program open now through Dec 31, 2025

⚠️ Farmers urged to act quickly before harvest crunch

30:15 – 35:37 | 📉 Ag Leadership Gap, Cyber Threats & The 80s Legacy

  • Land-grant college ag enrollment down 37% since the ‘80s

  • New bill proposes $25M/year to launch 5 regional Ag Cybersecurity Centers

  • Food supply, irrigation, and seed companies are all vulnerable

👩‍💻 Bridgette: “Maybe it’s time to ditch the Yahoo account…”

35:37 – 37:01 | ⚠️ Closing Weather Alert & Umbrella Hat Nostalgia

  • Be weather aware 5–9pm: scattered storms possible

  • Bridgette proposes concert “umbrella hats” as stylish storm gear

 

The Coffee Club (7-7-25)

The Coffee Club on AM 970 and FM 93.1 WDAY

📝 Episode Description (Spotify/Apple Style):

Happy Monday! Janae and Ronnie kick off the week with weather, wit, and WDAY community vibes. In this jam-packed episode, the hosts take on everything from the psychology behind “quiet quitting” to North Dakota’s best burgers and the world’s most unhealthy snacks (RIP, milkshakes). 👀

✨ Plus, Small Business Monday features an inspiring chat with Kate from Betty Brides, a biz bridging North Dakota and Hawaii with custom wedding content that’s heartfelt and budget-friendly. 💍

We also chat with Rory Jorgensen, the latest qualifier in the Great Grocery Giveaway, and explore whether it’s truly life goals to surf by day and bartend by yacht at night. 🏄‍♀️🍹

📌 Guests:

  • Kate, founder of Betty Brides (Small Business Monday)

  • Rory Jorgensen, qualifier for the $10K Great Grocery Giveaway

  • Tony (caller)

  • Leah from Vision Zero (teased for Tuesday)

  • Pat Milotic (teased for “Define the Fight” after-show)


⏱️ Standout Moments (Timestamps):

  • 0:00 – 5:00 – Monday morning vibes, sprinkles in Fargo, and sunflower seed spit weather

  • 7:15 – What’s wrong with work these days? Burnout, bad bosses, and "revenge quitting" decoded

  • 21:30 – Texas flooding: the emotional toll and misinformation myths around the response

  • 38:20 – Local buzz: downtown Fargo mural closures and Red River Market hype

  • 53:15 – Milkshakes, corn dogs, cheesy fries... The most unhealthy foods list (RIP again, milkshakes)

  • 1:03:10 – 🚨 The Great Grocery Giveaway – Rory Jorgensen calls in to qualify in record time

  • 1:10:20 – 📸 Small Business Spotlight: Kate from Betty Brides on bringing bridal magic from Oahu to the Midwest

  • 1:29:00 – Signs your body is begging for rest 😴 and how Ronnie and Janae are definitely ignoring them

  • 1:35:15Did You Know? Elevator buttons are grosser than toilet seats, and the average person grows 6.5 feet of nose hair 👃


🛍️ Featured Segment: Small Business Monday

Guest: Kate of Betty Brides

💍 A North Dakota native turned Oahu entrepreneur, Kate talks about launching a business to provide same-day wedding content – heartfelt, affordable, and totally made for the modern bride. Whether you’re marrying on the beach or in your backyard, this is a conversation worth streaming.


🚨 Giveaway Watch:

The Great Grocery Giveaway continues! Rory Jorgensen claims his spot in under 8 seconds. Will he walk away with $10,000 in groceries? 🛒


🗓️ Coming Up Tomorrow:

  • Snow Busters (new biz spotlight)

  • West Fargo PD & Vision Zero on traffic safety

  • Rape & Abuse Crisis Center for Nonprofit Tuesday

    ...and more!

 

Professional Launch Episode 012: Tony Anderson

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In this  episode of Professional Launch, Ricot sits down with Tony Anderson, the tech-savvy solutions manager from Photon Phi, to introduce an emerging wireless communication technology: LiFi (Light Fidelity). Unlike traditional WiFi, LiFi uses infrared light for data transfer—offering ultra-secure, high-speed connectivity that can’t be hacked, jammed, or even detected. Tony explains how this breakthrough addresses the looming “spectrum crunch” in the U.S. and complements existing WiFi infrastructure, especially in healthcare, education, and enterprise spaces.

Beyond the tech talk, Tony shares powerful reflections on mentorship, community service, and leadership growth, drawing from his experience with Clay County Pheasants Forever and his 20+ year tech journey. This episode is packed with insights for young professionals eager to innovate, lead, and make a local impact.