Montana’s strong culture of service and generosity is reflected in one remarkable statistic: 86% of Montanans are registered organ donors, far above the national average of about 56%.  Click on the podcast and learn more about Serve Montana and the […]

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Dr. Al Olszewski is an orthopedic surgeon, Air Force veteran, former Montana legislator, and Republican candidate for the U.S. House representing Montana’s western district. Click on the podcast and Stay Connected.

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Two Supreme Court cases. One deep dive into their impact. Click on the podcast as Derek Oestreicher, Chief Legal Counsel for the Montana Family Foundation unpacks an 8–1 ruling protecting free speech for counselors and a controversial challenge to birthright […]

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4th Generation Montanan, Pharmacist, Small Business Owner. Click on the podcast to learn more about Kyle Austin‘s ideas on our country’s problems and solutions.

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Primary election coverage continues with a visit from Democrat Ryan Busse.

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America’s biggest retirement program is heading toward a financial cliff. Within the next decade, Social Security could face automatic benefit cuts of more than 20 percent if Congress does nothing. Click on the podcast to hear from fiscal policy expert […]

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Montanans have always believed in helping their neighbors and supporting their communities. But how do you turn generosity into something that lasts for generations? Click on the podcast as leaders from the Montana Community Foundation and community partners across the […]

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Click on the podcast as Montana Congressman Troy Downing breaks down the high‑stakes debate in Washington over Homeland Security funding and why he’s backing the SAVE Act to require proof of citizenship for federal voter registration. He also spotlights his […]

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Montana’s housing shortage has driven prices to record levels—but new state laws aimed at removing development barriers may be starting to make a difference. click on the podcast as land-use planner and State Senator Forrest Mandeville discusses the housing reform […]

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Has the global market for critical minerals increased due to the war in Iran? Will that have an impact on Montana’s Stillwater mine, now and into the future? Click on the podcast for an update on where the critical minerals […]

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Voices of Montana celebrates National Agriculture Appreciation Day with a special program highlighting Montana’s number one industry.  Longtime farm broadcaster, rancher, and former legislator Dr. Taylor Brown kicked-off the show looking at the evolving challenges and opportunities in agriculture. Montana […]

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Commander Zinke called it the Army/Navy Team! Click on the podcast as Rep. Zinke and Aaron Flint, a candidate vying for the Western District House seat being vacated by Rep. Zinke, discuss the campaign trail, the war in Iran, and […]

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Fraud is evolving fast in Montana, and AI is making scams more convincing than ever. Montana Commissioner of Securities and Insurance Jim Brown joins Voices of Montana to break down the surge in crypto fraud, deepfake scams, and what you […]

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Click on the podcast to hear stories about the real-life journey of some of your Made in Montana friends and neighbors. In this MIM Reprise we talk with: Deb Wheaton, of Gluten-Free Prairie, Westin Allen, with Blue Wing Woodcraft, and […]

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A controversial ballot initiative in Oregon is raising alarms across the country. Could it criminalize hunting, fishing, and ranching—and reshape how wildlife is managed in America? Click on the Voices of Montana podcast as “The Real Yellowstone” filmmaker Tom Opre […]

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Click on the podcast for a whirlwind tour of the 2026 Made in Montana Trade Show, featuring entrepreneurs, artists, new exhibitors, and Montana Commerce Department leaders. Highlights include speaking with the owners of numerous businesses, including K&K Metalworks, Ellie’s Gourmet […]

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NextEra Energy has suspended its Glendive Wind Project, citing market conditions — but shifting local politics may also be playing a role. McCone and Prairie County Commissioners have approved a citizen driven zoning initiative that would impact the project, and […]

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What happens when Montana takes control of 400,000 acres of federal forestland? Governor Greg Gianforte explains in discussing a first‑of‑its‑kind agreement he says could reshape wildfire prevention, recreation, and school funding. He also tells the story of a third grader […]

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How about a call from Morocco? REAL Montana Class IV is currently on its international study tour exploring global agriculture firsthand in the country of Morocco. Class members are visiting grain farms, dairy operations, research institutions, and export companies to […]

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Who will ref the games? Like much of the country, Montana is facing a shortage of sports officials.  Click on the podcast as we talk with officials and the Montana High School Association about the challenges, the rewards, and how […]

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University of Montana historian and Middle East expert Dr. Mehrdad Kia discusses the escalating conflict involving Iran, Israel and the United States. While military strikes and regional tensions dominate headlines, Kia says the most important question may be what happens […]

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What would you write if you knew you had only minutes to live? Eighty‑three years after Montana’s deadliest mining disaster, a new song, “Goodbye Wives (Wifes) and Daughters,” is reviving the story of the Smith Mine explosion and one miner’s […]

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Montana is at the center of the AI data-center boom. Are critics pushing misinformation about water and power use? Click on the podcast as energy expert Bob Morris, Lance Energy Chair at Montana Technological University  joins us with real numbers […]

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Constitutional Scholar Rob Natelson discusses the bi-decennial vote in Montana, as required by our constitution, where voters can choose to call a state constitutional convention.

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With Maya MacGuineas, President of the Committee for a Responsible Federal Budget, and Montana economist Dr. Patrick Barkey.

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Montana Revenue Director Brendan Beatty joins Voices of Montana to walk us through the new homestead and long‑term rental reduced‑rate programs, who qualifies, and how to apply, stressing the March 1 application deadline, which was extended to March 20 shortly […]

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How much are you aware of the presence and cost of invasive species in Montana? Everyone who loves and lives here should be aware of the problem, and a part of the victory.  Click on the podcast as the Montana […]

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Featuring MACo President and Roosevelt County Commissioner Gordon Oelkers, Lewis & Clark County Commissioner Andy Hunthausen, and Missoula County Commissioner Dave Strohmaier

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Is your Heart Healthy? Want to know for sure? Click on the podcast as cardiologists and specialists from Billings Clinic teach us about heart disease and prevention, rural challenges, and the warning signs you shouldn’t ignore.  Plus, a powerful patient […]

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