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On today's show, we hear how a trade delegation from Mexico encouraged Arkansas compannies this week to do business south of the border. Ashtyn Barbaree also stops by to tell us about her recent tour in Europe, and she plays a couple of songs for us. Roby Brock also helps us digest some of the week's news, and Pastor Clint Schnekloth returns for another winter reading suggestion. holidays. He helps us consider the likelihood of whether Tom Cotton could replace Jim Mattis as Secretery of Defense, what preliminary scores for dispensaries mean for the eventual availability of medical cannabis in Arkansas, and more. A trade delegation from Mexico spent a few days this week in Arkansas, encouraging local companies to do business in Queretaro, Mexico. Trade emmisaries also invited businesses to a trade mission in the Mexican state in April that coincides with the World Trade Organization's 50th Pastor Clint Schnekloth, the lead pastor at Good Shepherd Lutheran Church in Fayetteville, returns with another winter reading suggestion. He says a new book about gifts, sacrifice and philosophy examines the topic of spending on holiday gifts from a variety of angles. His latest book recommendation is Radical Sacrifice by Terry Eagleton. get into the holiday spirit with some pre-Christmas events happening this weekend. Local singer-songwriter Ashtyn Barbaree recently went on a short tour of Europe. She was sent by The House of Songs as a musical ambas*ador for northwest Arkansas. This week, she came by our studios to talk about the experience, and she also performed a few songs for us. On today's show, we get an update on a proposal to expand the Washington County Detention Center. Also, we learn about an effort by law enforcement to curb holiday package thefts. And, we learn how a cartoon holiday favorite might have killed the aluminum Christmas The Washington County Quorum Court is considering several big issues as it wraps up business for 2018. Among those issues is consideration