Two of America’s biggest railroads want to become one, but many across the country are not boarding that train. Click on the podcast as Zak Andersen, BNSF’s Chief of Staff and VP of Communications (and UM Grizzly grad), explains why
What happens when you combine Montana’s agricultural heritage with one of the state’s largest economic engines — tourism? Click on the podcast as we explore agritourism: the growing business of inviting visitors onto farms and ranches for authentic Montana experiences.
Voices of Montana host Tom Schultz goes over some election results, then congressman Troy Downing stops by in-studio after his re-election to talk about the favorable results for Democrats across the nation and what’s next for Montana and the country.
Click on the podcast for an update on some key Montana water bills making their way across our delegation’s desk, and specifically, recently passed amendments to the Crow Tribe Water Rights Settlement that allow for more flexibility for the tribe.
Montana communities are confronting overcrowded jails, rising operating costs and difficult public-safety decisions. On Voices of Montana, host Tom Schultz talks with State Sen. Barry Usher, public-policy advocate Jennifer Owen and Flathead County Sheriff Brian Heino about proposed detention funding
