In segment one Mayor Blad and Council member Steve Brown host Steve Hieb, Code Enforcement Officer to discuss property maintenance issues and the City of Pocatello’s property maintenance codes. He lets viewers know how his department investigates code enforcement complaints and how they work to resolve them. He also talks about how citizens can work together to help resolve property maintenance issues in their neighborhoods.

In segment two Mayor Blad and Councilman Brown are joined by Stephanie Palagi with Old Town Pocatello, Inc. She talks about upcoming events Old Town Pocatello has planned for this summer, including the return of Revive @ 5 Summer Concert Series, the Farmers Market, and Saturday Market - Old Town's brand new flea market. Ms. Palagi highlights new businesses located in Old Town Pocatello and the downtown Post Office situation are also disscussed.

In segment one Mayor Blad and Council member Eva Nye discuss plans for a new animal shelter and a future shelter bond with Animal Services Director Mary Remer. Kristen Medina, the Animal Shelter Volunteer Coordinator, also talks about the many fun volunteer opportunities available at the shelter.

In segment two Mayor Blad is joined by Scott Ransom, Pocatello Zoo Superintendent and Corrine Coffman, the new Zoo Educator to discuss the many fun activities planned for all ages at the Pocatello Zoo this summer. They also welcome a very special guest during the program, the Zoo’s new mountain lion cub, and will discuss the “Name the Cub” online auction happening March 5 - 14 to raise funds for the Zoo's new grizzly exhibit.

In segment one of this episode Mayor Blad and City Councilman Jim Johnston speak with Dr. Kent Tingey, Vice President of University Advancement at Idaho State University about community university partnerships. They also discuss "Celebrate Idaho State" a family-friendly expo of ISU and its numerous opportunities and programs of excellence. Featuring free food, entertainment, demonstrations, displays, activities, and tours of the Idaho Museum of Natural History and the Idaho Research Center (formerly the Ballard Building). In the second segment Mayor Blad and Councilman Johnston talk with Arlo Luke and Jay Colonel of Valley Pride. They discuss the origins and successes of Valley Pride and its continued efforts to improve the community and bring businesses to Pocatello.

In segment one of this episode Mayor Blad and City Council President Eva Nye talk with Idaho Meth Project Volunteer Leader, Traci Santillanes to discuss how meth affects each person in our community. Ms. Santillanes previews the new anti-meth ad campaign launched by a coalition of eight states, which includes Public Service Announcements and online resources for teens and their parents. More information on this campaign can be found at www.methproject.com. In the second half of the program the Mayor and Councilwoman Nye speak with Lt. Paul Manning of the Pocatello Police Department about the very successful the Medication Take-Back Program, which addresses a vital public safety and public health issue.

In segment one of this episode Mayor Blad and Councilman Roger Bray talk with BJ Stensland of Aid for Friends and Sarah Leeds of Family Services Alliance. Their discussion focuses on the services Aid for Friends and Family Services Alliance provide for homeless in the community. In the second segment the Mayor and Councilman have a conversation with Brian Lowman and Lance Clark of the Parks & Recreation Department. They discuss winter team sports activities such as adult and kids basketball and co-ed volleyball as well as winter outdoor sports such as those supported at the Mink Creek Nordic Center. Mayor Blad and Lance Clark also discuss grant money recently received to upgrade the City Creek trails.

In segment one of this episode Fire Chief Mike Irwin and County Commissioner Steve Hadley join Mayor Brian Blad to discuss the upcoming Ambulance District Levy and what it means to our community. During the second half of the program, the Mayor will be joined by Ruth Whitworth, Pocatello City Clerk, and Jay Bingham, Bannock County Elections Administrator. They discuss how to register to vote, how and where to vote absentee, and how to find your polling place for the Nov 8, 2011 municipal election.

Segment one is a conversation with Mayor Brian Blad, Councilman Steve Brown and Lonnie Crowell, the City's recently appointed Planning & Development Services Director. Director Crowell discusses his vision for our community and the City’s Comprehensive Plan. In segment two of the program the Mayor and Councilman are joined by Deirdre Castillo, Pocatello City Engineer. She provides an update on the South End Connector and other City engineering projects.

Segment one is a conversation with Mayor Brian Blad, Councilman Roger Bray, Tim Forhan and Jay Colonel from Valley Pride who discuss Valley Pride’s mission to increase the growth, beauty, and overall environment of our local area. In segment two of the program, the Mayor and Councilman Bray are joined by Scott Ransom, Director of the Pocatello Zoo who discusses the many fun activities planned for all ages at the Pocatello Zoo this summer including the upcoming Midsummer’s Night event.