As America prepares to celebrate its 250th anniversary, we visit with Montana 250 Commission member Chris Averill about patriotism, civic engagement, and the events planned across the Treasure State. From the importance of knowing our history to serving our communities […]

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Live from the 2026 Association for Communication Excellence – ACE – national gathering in Billings.

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As America approaches its 250th anniversary, constitutional scholar Rob Natelson joins Voices of Montana to revisit the origins and meaning of the Declaration of Independence. From inalienable rights to the founders’ debates over liberty and government power, Natelson breaks down […]

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How do you inspire the next generation of scientists, engineers, innovators, and leaders? In this episode of Voices of Montana, Tom Schultz visits with Kara Bates Tangedal, director of Montana STARBASE, along with former campers who now serve as mentors. […]

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Can power lines start wildfires? What precautions do utilities take to prevent that? That’s one of the focus areas of a conversation with NorthWestern Energy’s Max Rebholz. Be sure to click on the podcast to hear what protocols are now […]

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Are you a Montana entrepreneur looking at developing business ideas? What about an established business looking for capitol to expand? Click on the podcast for answers to some of the most difficult questions facing business today as Jim Brown, Commissioner […]

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The votes have been counted, the nominees have been chosen, and the race to November is officially underway. Click on the podcast to join an interesting conversation about what voters will see as the dust settles on a contentious primary […]

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Keeping Montana ranch families on the land takes more than hard work—it takes options. Click on the podcast as we explore how grassbanks are helping ranchers navigate drought, the economy, succession planning, and how an international conservation group has joined […]

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Social media, trust, local journalism, and political echo chambers. A new survey reveals how Montanans consume news, who they trust, and why local media still matters. John Baldridge, Bill Whitsitt, and Jim Senst join Tom Schultz for an important conversation […]

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A lawsuit is shinning a light on loopholes in Montana’s “exempt wells” laws that critics warn result in unregulated groundwater use that threatens water supplies and senior water rights. Rapid development in key areas is fueling concerns the reliance on […]

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Chair of the Montana Republican Party, Art Wittich, joins the program to discuss the state Republican Party’s primary election tactics and endorsements that some candidates and legislators say are dividing the party.

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Guest host Courtney Kibblewhite sits down with Seth Bodnar for a candid conversation on his Senate campaign and decision to run for US Senate as an independent. Listeners also call in live with tough questions about campaign funding, party affiliations, foreign […]

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Meteorologist Eric Snodgrass joins Voices of Montana to break down what Montana’s unusually warm winter could mean for drought, wildfire risk and the 2026 growing season. From El Niño and summer storms to why forecasting Montana weather is so difficult, Snodgrass […]

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Mental wellness is one of the keys to overall healthy living, but there are times when we struggle with mental issues. This takes its toll, especially on our youth. But even as our youngsters face numerous challenges today, they are […]

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