Oct 19, 2026 · 1 hr 16 min · 16 segments
Broadcasting live from Hagee's Bar and Grill in Mapleton, North Dakota, host Scott Hennen leads a special community listening session centered on Harmony Township and its 40 residents. The broadcast…
Scott HennenHostRod ChristmanGuestHayden SmithPanelistDalton NelsonHostAlexGuestSummer BakerGuest
I think, again, it doesn't matter to me what your opinion is one way or another.

I think when a particular proposed project comes up, what matters is the people that actually call that particular thing home.

Our founding fathers thought very... long and hard about how private property rights should be designed in the founding of this great country.

And to me, if you own property around a particular facility, you get the power of the decision-making.

And I think what's really neat about this one is that, you know, a group of people have an opportunity here to sort of shape their community.

This particular company has something that they do regularly where they set up a community advisory board.

And in this case, there'd be $10 million set aside for this community advisory board to decide, okay, what kind of projects do we want to be able to do? They have another fund that does, you know, like in this case, they're talking about maybe these residents want a grocery store a little closer to them.

So there are opportunities for the landowners to say, okay, I'd like to locate a data center in my neighborhood.

And I think this one is, I think, attracting my attention just because of the fact that you've really got a micro-community here, ultimately, that will decide all this.

And it's called What's On Your Mind, so pretty much anything goes related to what is on your mind.

What did I miss over the weekend? I'm talking to Dalton earlier, and he said, do you see what's going on in France? I'm like, I guess I was too busy cleaning the garage and getting ready for this listing session at Hagee's Bar and Grill today until 1 o'clock with the folks in the neighborhood of this proposed data center.

I think, again, it doesn't matter to me what your opinion is one way or another.

I think when a particular proposed project comes up, what matters is the people that actually call that particular thing home.

Our founding fathers thought very... long and hard about how private property rights should be designed in the founding of this great country.

And to me, if you own property around a particular facility, you get the power of the decision-making.

And I think what's really neat about this one is that, you know, a group of people have an opportunity here to sort of shape their community.

This particular company has something that they do regularly where they set up a community advisory board.

And in this case, there'd be $10 million set aside for this community advisory board to decide, okay, what kind of projects do we want to be able to do? They have another fund that does, you know, like in this case, they're talking about maybe these residents want a grocery store a little closer to them.

So there are opportunities for the landowners to say, okay, I'd like to locate a data center in my neighborhood.

And I think this one is, I think, attracting my attention just because of the fact that you've really got a micro-community here, ultimately, that will decide all this.

And it's called What's On Your Mind, so pretty much anything goes related to what is on your mind.

What did I miss over the weekend? I'm talking to Dalton earlier, and he said, do you see what's going on in France? I'm like, I guess I was too busy cleaning the garage and getting ready for this listing session at Hagee's Bar and Grill today until 1 o'clock with the folks in the neighborhood of this proposed data center.
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