A number of forest restoration projects are slated for funding through the Montana Department of Natural Resources & Conservation. Recent legislation paved the way for it. DNRC Director Amanda Kaster joined the program to talk about how these projects and

Click on the podcast to hear Voice of the Montana State Bobcats, Keaton Gillogly, give a rundown of the season, the team’s remarkable run through the Big Sky tourney, and the moments now leading up to this national spotlight game

Members of REAL Montana Class V are nearing the end of the two-year leadership training program. An international excursion is one of the sessions and Vietnam was the 2024 destination. Click on the podcast to hear Class V members Weston

Questions raised about potential voter fraud from 2020 remain unanswered, but the focus rightly turns to doing what most Americans say they want – a fair and accurate 2024 election season. One of the national organizations leading the cause is

Did you know there could possibly have been no Charlie Russell without a cowboy named Pete Vann? Click on the podcast as Mike Gurnett, a long-time board member of the Montana Cowboy Hall of Fame, tells that campfire story and

Sailors from the USS Montana are once again roaming the state. Commanding Officer John Quimby, and Machinist Mate Nuclear Nathaniel Fisher joined Voices of Montana affiliate Mike Hammer in KOFI’s studio in Kalispell to talk about their connection to Montana

It’s the 40th Anniversary of the Made in Montana program, and by all accounts, it’s been a grand success. We’re on the road in Helena, to the Lewis and Clark County Fairgrounds for the annual Made in Montana Trade Show.

What are the challenges for women today in business?  LIVE from Bozeman, we dropped in to cover the inaugural “Blazing Trails: Women in Business Summit,” from the Montana Chamber of Commerce. It was a gathering of leadership, skill, finance, and

It’s time to shine a spring spotlight on 4-H students from around the state. We make stops in Emigrant, Worden, and Cut Bank, and talk with young camp counselors, youth leaders, goat lovers, dog lovers, wood workers, photographers – there’s