The government stays funded – temporarily. What’s next? Click on the podcast to here Montana’s Western District Congressman Ryan Zinke, a member of the House Appropriation Committee, discuss the work remaining to getting a budget passed that addresses America’s  needs

The title says it all – click on the podcast to hear an update from Congressman Rosendale on the budget, State Senator Brad Molnar and Bozeman attorney Matthew Monforton on their property tax lawsuit filed against the state, and State

ESG, or Environmental, Social and Governance standards are policies that companies and organizations consider in the operation of their business. But global investment firms can use investor money and ESG policies to manipulate markets and discriminate against industry. Click on

Montana Eastern District Congressman Matt Rosendale counts himself among a handful of Republicans who will hold a firm line on Washington’s overspending. He and his colleagues in the House of Representatives are behind a looking glass this week with all

What’s it take to grow a garden giant? Joe Nigro has a few tips, and maybe even a few seeds for you. Click on the podcast to hear Joe discuss his efforts this summer to try and break the state

The U.S. Attorney for the District of Montana is Anaconda native and former state legislator Jesse Laslovich.  In a studio visit to Voices of Montana, Laslovich discusses the frontline battle to fight a scourge of dangerous drugs and ruthless predators

American’s have been raising questions about the strength of their Social Security system. Is it going broke? Will there be benefit reductions? How much will it cost to fix it? How do we best make our benefits work for retirement?

Calumet Specialty Products recently invested $90 million in its Great Falls refinery to process biodiesel and sustainable aviation fuel, or SAF. In doing so, it created a market that Montana farm producers could fill — oil seed crops — and

There’s been a great amount of discussion over Montana’s rising home values and the burden of higher property taxes. Some have looked back critically at the 2023 Montana Legislature for not doing more on the issue. Click on the podcast